China in Focus (Aug. 31): Massive Protests Break Out in Inner Mongolia

NTD Newsroom
By NTD Newsroom
September 1, 2020China in Focus
share

China’s agricultural sector is already suffering from floods and drought. And now China’s southern provinces are facing their worst locust plague in decades.

Massive protests broke out over the weekend in Inner Mongolia in response to a leaked secret order from Beijing, which some are calling “cultural genocide.”

A high-profile TV anchor from Australia has been detained in Beijing. She’s long appeared on business programs for China’s state-run English news channel CGTN. The news is adding fuel to already tense Australia-China relations.

China is hoping to get rid of its reliance on Western technology for high-end chips. With one key company coming to a halt, that dream is now hitting a major roadblock.

And the Czech Republic’s second highest official is in Taiwan on a six day visit, sparking protest from China. The Czech official said he was visiting Taiwan to defend its freedom, saying that democratic countries should support each other.

Subscribe to our Youtube channel for more first-hand news from China.
For more news and videos, please visit our website and Twitter.

China in Focus Weekly Newsletter
Find out what's really going on in China
By registering for the newsletter, you agree to the Privacy Policy.
Comments