The CCP distorts religious teachings by forcing churches, temples, and mosques to preach according to the government-prescribed scripture.
Bai Lin
Propaganda Through ‘Positive Energy’
Reporting only “good news” about the negative has become the CCP’s go-to tool to hide the truth and falsify reality. Be it natural disasters or coronavirus outbreak.
Kids Told to Praise the State and President on Children’s Day
Instead of celebrating childhood, China’s boys and girls had to sing patriotic songs, applaud the country’s leaders for fighting COVID-19 and alleviating poverty.
Truth About Epidemic Hidden Behind ‘Positive Energy’ News
China’s propaganda agencies busily create “warm news,” propagating “personal sacrifice” and “government’s achievements,” to manipulate public opinion.
Fighting COVID-19 with Propaganda: ‘CCP Feeds Us as Like a Mother’
During the coronavirus outbreak, China intensified indoctrination efforts demanding residents to pledge their eternal love to the ruling Party and its leaders.
Decoding China’s Disinformation on COVID-19
As the CCP controls public opinion with propaganda to depict itself as “the great power defeating the epidemic,” many Chinese learn to read between the lines.
For China, Censorship Is More Important Than Human Life
As the world fights the coronavirus pandemic, CCP expels foreign media representatives, silences citizen journalists, and awards those who help to bury the truth.
China’s Suppression of Religion Not Eased Amid the Pandemic
Nothing can prevent the CCP from persecuting people of faith. Not even the spread of a deadly virus.
Fighting Deadly Viruses with Marxism and Maoism
The coronavirus epidemic is not over, but China’s propaganda hails President Xi, socialism with Chinese characteristics, and “revolutionary spirit” for beating it.
Ethnic Miao Believers Forced to Join the United Protestant Church
Jinping county government in Yunnan closes house churches, bans the Bible in the Miao language, and orders believers to hang Xi Jinping portraits at home.
Bai Lin
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