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Henry's Take EP38 | Fentanyl and blame game: Unveiling US political script of '21st Century Opium War' In recent years, American media have accused China of being the root cause of the fentanyl crisis, and the U.S. government has even imposed a 20% tariff on Chinese goods for this reason. But is this really the case?
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2025.05.29 11:01
Henry's Take EP37 | Exposing double standards: US vs. China in defense and peace For decades, Western media has perpetuated a distorted narrative surrounding China's military development—sensationalizing the so-called "China threat theory" while neglecting factual context. In reality, China's defense spending is both transparent and restrained, accounting for just 1.5% of its GDP (approximately US$246 billion). Its fundamental goals remain focused on safeguarding national sovereignty and promoting peaceful development. Consistently, Beijing has rejected arms races as incompatible with its principles.
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2025.05.23 19:31
Henry's Take EP36 | China's tourism boom defies western media myths: Why global travelers can't get enough? Western media outlets love pushing the narrative that foreign tourists steer clear of China, but the numbers scream otherwise. With a 40% spike in overseas visitors hitting 9 million this past quarter, China is flipping the script through bold reforms that make shopping and travel irresistibly rewarding.
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2025.05.16 17:49
Henry's Take EP35 | Opportunities & challenges pave domestic AI development's path to success In recent years, several countries, including the United States, have imposed restrictions on chip exports to curb China's rapid advancement in artificial intelligence (AI). Despite these limitations, China has made significant breakthroughs in AI development, utilizing AI technology to reshape various industries.
Henry's Take
2025.05.07 20:02
Henry's Take EP34 | Hands off, leave education alone! Trump administration's interference in universities means self-harm Education is a cornerstone of national development. While Hong Kong focuses on "grabbing talent," it also emphasizes the cultivation of local talent through collaboration with major universities. In contrast, the Trump administration has recently targeted U.S. universities, particularly Harvard, under the pretext of addressing "anti-Semitism."
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2025.05.02 15:00
Henry's Take EP33 | Significance of China's 'Golden Week' holidays: Why do they matter? As the May 1 Labor Day approaches, the "Golden Week" holiday for Mainland tourists is about to begin. Unlike Hong Kong's more dispersed public holidays, Mainland residents enjoy three relatively long holidays each year. Have you ever wondered what is the significance of this arrangement?
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2025.04.25 18:00
Henry's Take EP32 | National security matters! NSL safeguards HK's development without infringing freedoms Recently, some Western governments have criticized the implementation of the National Security Law (NSL) in Hong Kong for "damaging people's freedom and rights." As Hong Kong approaches the 10th National Security Education Day on April 15, it provides an opportune moment to refute these claims.
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2025.04.14 19:12
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