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Chinese Mercilessly Heckle Figure Skater Who Defected from U.S. After Olympic Fall

19-year-old figure skater Zhu Yi, who was born in California but renounced her American citizenship in 2018 to compete for China, was mercilessly heckled by Chinese social media users after she fell on the ice on Sunday and finished in last place at the Beijing Winter Olympics. The heckling was so intense that Chinese government censors intervened and shut down almost a hundred accounts on Weibo, China’s heavily-controlled alternative to banned Twitter.

Zhu Yi of Team China skates during the Women Single Skating Free Skating Team Event on day

Genocide Olympics Protesters Denounce ‘Complicity’ of Corporations in Chinese Human Rights Abuses

U.S. Rep. Chris Smith (R-NJ) and Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Brian Leung denounced mainstream corporations for supporting Beijing’s hosting of the 2022 Winter Olympics at a “#NoBeijing2022” rally on Thursday in Washington, DC, saying their sponsoring of the event equates to tacit approval of the Chinese Communist Party’s human rights violations.

Congressman Chris Smith (R-NJ) condemned many of those in politics and corporate America f

China Admits Brutal Lockdown in Tianjin Led to More Cases

Health officials in Tianjin, China — which has been locked down since January 9 — confirmed on Thursday the detection of four new, locally transmitted Chinese coronavirus cases “caused by accidental exposure” to the virus inside a governemnt-run quarantine facility, the Global Times reported Friday.

BEIJING, CHINA - JANUARY 10: A medical worker performs a PCR test on January 10, 2022 in B

Lockdowns Expand in Greater Beijing 9 Days Before Olympics

Chinese Communist Party officials locked down much of the city of Sanhe, which borders Beijing, on Wednesday — just nine days before Beijing will host the 2022 Winter Olympics — after detecting a new Chinese coronavirus infection in a Sanhe resident who commutes to Beijing daily, the Global Times reported.

Workers deliver a cart loaded with equipment to a commercial plaza at the Winter Olympic V

China Allow Mass Exodus from Beijing amid Coronavirus Spike

With the Beijing Winter Olympics only a few weeks away, and a coronavirus wave sweeping across China, many residents of Beijing have reportedly decided to flee the city while they still can, taking the very same Lunar New Year holiday trips to visit family that Chinese officials have been discouraging.

This photo taken on January 16, 2022 shows passengers arriving the Nanjing rail way statio