23.09.2026

Video: China Under Stress
A top American university helped develop cutting-edge biotech alongside Chinese institutions with deep ties to the CCP and the Chinese military. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at University of Washington professor Gao Dayong, his connections to Chinese military-linked organizations, and why UW appears to have scrubbed some of those ties from its public pages

21.09.2026

Video: China Under Stress
China’s influence operation is going global—and social media may be one of its most powerful weapons.

From the “Hands Off Asia” campaign to pro-CCP activist networks and psychological warfare research, we look at how anti-American messaging spreads online—and how China is using information warfare to shape public opinion around the world

19.09.2026

Video: China Under Stress
Between 2016 and 2019, China’s glass bridge boom suspended an estimated 2,300 glass-bottomed bridges, walkways, and viewing platforms over canyons and rivers. The structural glass engineering behind them was real. So why can tempered glass that is built to carry tons of moving weight still shatter with nobody standing on it? This engineering documentary investigates the hidden failure mechanism inside the glass itself: Nickel Sulfide.

We start with the breakthrough. Tempered glass is quenched until its outer skin is locked in compression, making it up to five times stronger than ordinary annealed glass. Laminated glass bonds three or more tempered sheets with a polymer interlayer, so that even a fully fractured panel can hold together like a stiff net. Chinese researchers drop-tested it with steel weights and drove SUVs across it. It held.

Then comes the invisible defect. Microscopic Nickel Sulfide inclusions, often smaller than a tenth of a millimeter, can get frozen in their high-temperature phase during tempering. Over months or years they revert, expand by about 4 percent, and push outward against glass that is already under extreme internal stress. Engineers call the result spontaneous glass breakage. The factory safeguard is heat soaking: holding finished panels at around 290 degrees Celsius so vulnerable glass fails in the oven instead of in the field. It costs energy, time, and product, and a panel that skipped it looks identical on day one.

From there we follow the scale-up: supply-chain pressure during rapid construction, the difference between structural ionoplast interlayers and cheaper moisture-sensitive PVB, the 2019 safety crackdown that closed all 32 glass attractions in Hebei Province, and why the same delayed failure mechanism matters for architectural glass on high-rise facades, where a panel in the sun and a panel in the shade can run on very different clocks.

The story ends at the Piyan Mountain glass bridge in Jilin Province, where in May 2021 extreme winds tore glass floor panels out of a suspension bridge and left a tourist holding on to the bare steel frame. He was rescued and survived.

This is not a story about fake engineering, and it does not mean every glass bridge in China is unsafe. The flagship bridges, including the Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Glass Bridge, remain open and heavily monitored. It is a story about what happens when China construction targets move faster than manufacturing verification and quality control can follow

17.09.2026

Video: China Deep Dive
As a manufacturing powerhouse, China’s cheap goods come from extremely cheap labor. Even the cheapest labor, as human beings, has emotions. While the Chinese economy is experiencing a comprehensive downturn, its export volume remains astonishing. Why is this? In this video, we’ll analyze this issue.
Too exhausted? Battery factory workers protest with Excrement! Two engines broken down, the sole one running crazy

11.09.2026

Video: China Deep Dive
This China-Nepal mudslide and flood has crossed borders, and the starkly different responses on either side have created two incompatible worlds. In this 3-episode compilation, by uncovering a series of questions, you will find a completely different version of the catastrophe…

11.09.2026

Video: China Undercover
China’s census shows 30 million more men than women. On paper, no woman should struggle to find a husband. So why are so many urban women in their 30s still single, regretting the “stay independent and picky” advice, and asking where all the men went? The surplus is real — but it’s mostly rural, lower-income, less-educated men. Meanwhile, educated women concentrate in first-tier cities and compete fiercely for the small pool of urban men who meet modern checklists (height, income, property, family background). Matchmakers are now openly refusing clients over 36. Parents who spent everything raising “confident” daughters can no longer carry the financial weight alone. The national number and the local reality live in completely different rooms. This is the story of China’s dual marriage crisis — too many leftover men and too many leftover women who can barely reach each other

05.09.2026

How China Fakes Its Success with Frank Dikotter

Video: Triggernometry
Stand-up comedians Konstantin Kisin (@konstantinkisin) and Francis Foster (@francisjfoster) make sense of politics, economics, free speech, AI, drug policy and WW3 with the help of presidential advisors, renowned economists, award-winning journalists, controversial writers, leading scientists and notorious comedians

January 30. 2026

Video: Fall of Nations
China was supposed to rise forever — the factory of the world, the next unstoppable superpower. But behind the skyscrapers and slogans, the foundations were already cracking. Fake population numbers. Trillions in bad debt. A collapsing birth rate. And a Communist Party that silences bad news instead of fixing it. In this video, we break down how the Belt and Road fell apart, why China may have 100 million “missing” people, how demographic collapse is gutting the economy, and why authoritarian control is accelerating the decline. The rise didn’t end because of the West. It ended from within

January 26. 2026

Video: China Observer
Winter has arrived, and everyone loves hot pot. Looking at the menu, with all-you-can-eat hot pot for 59.9 yuan per person, or even the roasted whole lamb for 69 yuan, doesn’t it feel like a great deal?
Wake up! Every bite of “lamb” you’re eating may not even have seen a sheep’s wool

October 6. 2025

Video: China Uncensored
Chinese people are fighting back! Watch “China’s Dangerous Road to Revolution”

14. aug. 2025
They said it would connect the world, but instead we see a tragic collapse. A concrete canopy crashed down in a serbia train station collapse in November 2024, killing 16 people. The disaster is linked to China’s Belt and Road Initiative as countries like Italy reconsider the italy belt and road initiative

Video: China Observer
On April 2, 2025, the US government reignited global debate by imposing a 34% “reciprocal tariff” on China, adding to the 20% increase from March and bringing the total tariff rate to 54%. Under President Trump’s sweeping tariff policy, China’s foreign trade sector is facing significant disruption, and cross-border businesses are under considerable strain

Video: China Observer
Recently, a man discovered an abandoned town in Guizhou with no one around—just him. It felt like the end of the world. After watching the video, viewers were shocked and wondered, “Where did everyone go? Could this be related to the CCP’s plan to ‘merge villages and towns’?”

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