「人們沒有勇氣顯示作品蘊含的真實靈性，神韻藝術家做到了，故我也因此感到萬分驚喜。」
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喬高麥塔斯：摘取器官入美報告意義重大
現在國際間的正義呼聲，已經對迫害元兇形成了圍剿
Rep. Smith Urges Trump to Confront Chinese Leader on Human Rights Record
U.S. Rep. Christopher Smith (R-N.J.) is urging President Donald Trump to raise the issue of human rights directly during his meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Argentina on Nov. 30.
Global Coalition of Scholars Demands Beijing End Mass Internment of Uyghurs
A global coalition of nearly 300 scholars from 26 countries has demanded Beijing abolish its mass internment camps in Xinjiang. The coalition calls for the international community to in various ways add more pressure on Beijing and to sanction Chinese leaders to cease “this act of unprecedented repression.”
Southeast Asia Needs to Choose Between the US, China on Principles, Experts Say
With the intensifying rivalry between the United States and the People’s Republic of China, Southeast Asian countries can no longer sit on the fence, and have a tough choice to make. That choice should be made based on worldviews and principles, experts say.
神韻加州聖地亞哥爆滿 觀眾盛讚「史詩般巨作」
「世上有七大奇蹟，我到過其中幾個。沒看過神韻的人，他們錯過了世上第八大奇蹟。」
G20 Discussions Not Likely to Stop US-China Trade War
After a sharp exchange of words between Vice President Mike Pence and Chinese leader Xi Jinping at the recent APEC summit, experts have doubts about what can be achieved at the upcoming G20 meeting between President Donald Trump and Xi, along with the trade war ending any time soon.
How American Academia Misleads About China
U.S. academia is having difficulty giving students and the public at large an honest picture of today’s China, according to experts.
Report: Hopes That Guided US China Policy Proven ‘Futile’
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP)’s coordinated and long-term efforts to become a dominant global power have put at risk the national security and economic interests of the United States, its allies, and its partners, and U. S. policy makers have difficult decisions to make based on the new reality.
Resolution to Stop Cold Genocide Starts Conversation in America’s Largest Medical Association
A resolution aimed at preventing organ transplant operations from becoming “a profitable tool in a cold genocide” was presented at an annual meeting of the American Medical Association in Washington on Nov. 11.
Pressure Needed to Change Chinese Regime, Expert Says
An expert said that the United States and its allies must use all available means to modify the attitudes and behavior of the Chinese Communist Party .
音樂製作人：史上最好演出 改變生命
「趕快來看神韻，神韻會改變你的生命。」
China Is a Unifying Factor for a Divided America, Experts Say
The United States may be as divided as it can be in many ways, but one thing unites it, and that is China, experts say. That unity has expressed itself in a foreign policy that won’t change much after the midterm elections.
US-China Differences Make Security Dialogue Difficult
A delayed top-level diplomatic and security dialogue between the United States and China will be held in Washington on Nov. 9, but experts doubt whether it will be productive.
探望倪玉蘭 洪博培體驗美國強大之處
這次經歷讓他認識到，美國之所以強大，不在於它的軍事力量，而在於它的價值觀能夠贏得人心，改變歷史。
Advocate For Hong Kong Warns US Legislators: City’s Freedom at Risk
According to Benedict Rogers, chair of trustees of Hong Kong Watch, UK, the “final straw” in the degradation of Hong Kong’s special status would be the passage of Article 23 of Hong Kong’s Basic Law.
The Great Debate: Are the United States and China Incompatible?
Relations between the two countries have been changing rapidly and drastically. To help come to terms with the new situation, the Brookings Institution and Yale University staged a debate on Oct. 30.
Chinese Regime Seeks to Limit Debate in West, Out of Self-Preservation
After decades of a failed policy of “engaging China,” democracies around the world are facing the reverse situation.
Beijing Seeks to Control Media Voices Outside China
As part of its global challenge to democratic freedom, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is making a systematic effort to spread propaganda and to suppress undesirable voices both inside and outside of China, a panel of journalists and experts said at a symposium staged by Freedom House.