Tag Archives: China

Photograph of the day: Queen’s Road in Hong Kong on Chinese New Year’s Day, 1902

Posted on 18/09/2012 by

Click on the image to enlarge it. See also: Photograph of the day: A boat sails down a river in the Jiangsu province of China in 1946

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Photograph of the day: A boat sails down a river in the Jiangsu province of China in 1946

Posted on 17/09/2012 by

Click on the image to enlarge it. See also: Photograph of the day: Queen’s Road in Hong Kong on Chinese New Year’s Day, 1902

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What atheistic Communism has most obviously done for China: A visual presentation

Posted on 17/06/2012 by

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Pic of the day: Hazy day in China

Posted on 12/06/2012 by

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Fanatical Buddhists endanger people’s lives in China by releasing thousands of poisonous snakes

Posted on 06/06/2012 by

Chinese Buddhists ’cause plague of serpents’ The 50 members of the “Let Blessings and Wisdom Grow” Buddhist group left Beijing in a nine vehicle convoy last Friday, driving for half a day with their cargo of snakes into the countryside of … Continue reading →

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Buddhist leader the Dalai Lama refuses to condemn monk self-immolations

Posted on 14/05/2012 by

Dalai Lama ducks question on monk self-immolations The Dalai Lama refused to answer a question Monday about whether Tibetan monks should stop setting themselves on fire to protest China’s occupation of Tibet. “No answer,” he said, saying it was a sensitive political … Continue reading →

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Pic of the day: Chinese sewer transformed into a sea of colour after dumping of millions of pill capsules

Posted on 26/04/2012 by

Environmental officials in China have been left baffled by the mysterious dumping of millions of pill capsules which has left a sewer awash with colour. The bizarre sight along Zhengshang Road in Zhengzhou, China, has seen a 900 ft. ditch transformed into … Continue reading →

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The atheist legacy of hate: Chinese communist soldier smashes religious objects, including a crucifix, 1967

Posted on 16/04/2012 by
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Worker brushes clean the Anzhaite Long-Span Suspension Bridge in Jishou, Hunan, China — 1,102 feet up

Posted on 03/04/2012 by

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Atheist Chinese government still oppressing Christians: Police raid underground Christian newspapers

Posted on 31/03/2012 by

Chinese Police Raid Underground Christian Newspapers In Latest ‘House Church’ Crackdown Chinese police raided the offices of two underground Christian newspapers on Monday and seized four prominent staff members who are still missing, the Texas-based Christian rights group ChinaAid reports. … Continue reading →

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Chinese atheists still oppressing Christians: Fr. Joseph Shi Liming’s gravestone smashed by police thugs

Posted on 20/03/2012 by

Police destroy priest’s tombstone.  Act was part of attempt to ban requiem service for Father Joseph Shi Liming Father Joseph Shi Liming Fr. Shi’s tombstone, with the words “the grave of Fr. Shi Liming” carved upon it, was scheduled to … Continue reading →

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Historian Anthony E. Clark describes his visit to two Roman Catholic villages in China

Posted on 03/01/2012 by

Anthony Clark describes his visit to two Catholic villages in China. At last we walked to the impressive new church, which is now under construction and being modeled after the previous church that was attacked by the Red Guards in … Continue reading →

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Photograph of the day: A beautiful book by Hudson Taylor from the great age of British overseas missions

Posted on 05/09/2011 by

‘China’s Millions’ by J. Hudson Taylor (editor), London: Morgan & Scott, 1885

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A petition worth signing: free Christian human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng

Posted on 08/10/2010 by

Missing By Force for Over One Year – WHERE IS GAO ZHISHENG?

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Atheist state sentences Christians to one year’s hard labour for forming house church

Posted on 04/08/2010 by

On July 21, 2010, Weidu District Court upheld the administrative decision sentencing Christians Gao Jianli and Liu Yunhua to one year in re-education through labour.  Read more

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