China pressing Biden to drop Trump policies; CCP reveals casualties in border clash with India


By -- China In Focus—— Bio and Archives--February 23, 2021

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Beijing tells US President Biden about so-called ‘red lines’ he shouldn’t cross. This comes after Biden’s latest remarks on China. Beijing finally disclosed casualty numbers from a border clash with India last year. The data comes alongside a new wave of patriotic propaganda, and more suppression of internet users questioning the figure. The CCP virus may have spread months before China started reporting cases. That's based on new evidence from the World Health Organization. A former White House official says the CCP virus likely originated in a Chinese lab, and leaked by accident. And Beijing says it wants to revive traditional culture. But scholars are raising concerns about what could be its ulterior motive. 00:00​ Intro 00:51​ Beijing pressing Biden to drop Trump policies 03:37​ HK's election system may face major reform 04:23​ UK: HK no longer an international financial center 05:24​ CCP reveals India-China border clash casualties 07:48​ Virus spread before 1st reported case: W.H.O. 09:17​ Fmr WH security adviser: CCP virus is man-made 10:57​ Imports unlikely to have caused outbreak: W.H.O. 11:53​ Hospitals transfer seriously ill patients at night 13:21​ UK challenges China over Xinjiang abuses 13:59​ Chinese broadcaster applies for license in France 15:15​ Expert: Beijing's shift toward traditional culture
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