Tag Archives: CHINA

Workers at the Westlite Jalan Tukang dorm have been voicing their frustrations over the past week. They said that they were not given proper access to medical support, and were not properly isolated. About a quarter of the 2,000 workers staying in the dorm have reportedly tested positive for Covid-19. …

On a Chinese video-sharing mobile app Kuaishou, a foreign worker living in Singapore (@xiaoqige567) made a video to kaopeh that Singapore never approve Sinovac/Sinopharm for our national vaccine programme. This means that those who want it will have to pay for it themselves, and if you get side effects the …

Singaporeans have raised questions about Sinovac's safety. PAP has finally relented and said that it will not use Sinovac until further testing.

Apparently he had to take the video down days later because "Strictly Dumpling" has expressed opinions negative of the Chinese government…

Man caught on video scolding PRC coffeeshop worker for being low class. It was unsure what triggered him but he left after letting his steam off. There was no physical fight nor did the worker retaliate. Why so fierce? Does he think he is very high class such that he can anyhow scold people?

A 21 year-old woman from Dongguang, China, has lost her vision permanently in one eye after playing an online mobile game for long hours.

Following a shocking string of sex abuse cases in China, public attention has turned against unhealthy attitudes and sexualization of women in China.

Chinese reports that Prime Minister of Singapore, Lee Hsien Loong, allegedly made remarks opposing Taiwan's independence and is considering dropping defence exercises appear to be wishful thinking on the part of the Chinese government.

A local undergraduate complained about not being able to understand what PRC professors are teaching. As a result, the netizen felt ripped off for paying so much tuition fees and yet failing to understand lectures.

Even as Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong makes his first official visit to China in 3 years, Chinese state-linked media has not toned down the rhetoric against the Singapore leader.