Aftermath of Shanghai Lockdown
Since Shanghai officially lifted the over two month long city wide lockdown on June 1, residents have summarized some of
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Experts’ Report Saying Omicron Didn’t Cause Severe Symptoms in Shanghai Quickly Deleted
China’s top medical experts recently published a research report showing that people in Shanghai who were infected with the Omicron
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Aftermaths of the Shanghai Lockdown Linger
Disheartened Chinese Ponder Emigration; Hong Kong Actress Flees Shanghai; Foreign Investments Are Leaving On June 1, Shanghai lifted its two-month-long
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Shanghai Tech Expert and Fiancée Detained by CCP Over Allegedly Helping Develop Firewall Circumvention Tool
He Binggang, 46, is the owner of a computer and electronics firm in Shanghai. Since October last year, He and
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Fire Breaks Out at Sinopec Shanghai Petchem Plant
A fire broke out at a Sinopec Shanghai Petrochemical Co. Ltd. plant in Shanghai early on Saturday, killing one person,
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Nearly 25 Percent of US Firms in Shanghai Shrink Investment Plans due to COVID Lockdowns: Report
The 2-month lockdown in Shanghai is revealing its economic impact as about one quarter of American companies have reduced their
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78 Days of Lockdown ‘Like a Nightmare,’ Shanghai Resident Says
A Shanghai resident and his neighbors were locked in their compound on March 13, and the local authorities told them
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Shanghai Hospitals Became Death Clinics for Critical Patients During Extreme Lockdowns: Victim’s Husband
As Shanghai reopens following two months of lockdowns, a resident and rights activist told The Epoch Times that his first
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Within 24 Hours of Reopening, Some Shanghai Neighborhoods Shut Down Due to New COVID Cases
As Shanghai authorities began to reopen the city on June 1, some residential neighborhoods were once again locked down due
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Shanghai Lifts Lockdown After 9 Weeks, But Residents Remain Cautious
Cars roar down the streets. Dog walkers roam through city parks. Luxury malls open their doors and light up. Sixty-five
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