Frank Fang is a translator and journalist who writes for The Epoch Times and CauseACTION Clarion. His articles primarily cover topics related to US-China relations, national security, and political events in China and Hong Kong. Frank's work aims to provide readers with in-depth analysis and insights into these complex issues.
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By: Frank Fang
The defendant allegedly used a VPN in China to access his employer’s network.
They noted that the Chinese Communist Party places ‘intelligence and military operatives’ within China-based companies.
By: Frank Fang
American flags manufactured in China were falsely advertised as ‘Made in the USA,' the lawmakers said.
By: Frank Fang
One of the suggestions calls for transplant-related collaborations between China and the UK medical institutions to end.
By: Frank Fang, Eva Fu
The ‘State Organs' documentary is heading for digital release after receiving numerous awards.
By: Eva Fu, Frank Fang
The ‘State Organs’ documentary is heading for digital release after receiving numerous awards.
By: Frank Fang
The Chinese hackers compromised the networks of ’multiple telecommunications companies,' said federal investigators.
By: Frank Fang
The latest deportation marks the third charter flight to China in less than six months, the department said.
The panel says China shouldn’t enjoy the same trade terms as U.S. allies, given its malpractices such as intellectual property theft and market manipulation.
‘China has made it clear that they can—and will—target and attack America’s critical infrastructure,’ the governor said.
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