The Americans at the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations who staffed the trip remembered Xi as a friendly and ...

Xi Jinping's home life and formative influences are revealed in this excerpt from Joseph Torigian's biography on Xi Zhongxun, ...

Censored: HBO and Oliver in the Pooh over Xi joke. Comedian John Oliver and now the website of TV giant HBO have fallen victim to China’s censorship machine.

Pooh continues to be an insult used by opponents of Xi's government, like in 2023, when Taiwanese people rallied around a picture of a Formosan black bear punching the plump ursine. Related stories ...

On Thursday, May 9, 2024, Hungarians in Budapest used the beloved children's book character Winnie The Pooh to protest against Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to their country. Over the years ...

At the end of the video, released ahead of the Lunar New Year, which ushers in the Year of the Dragon on Feb. 9, Emperor Pooh addresses the performers on set. “Our 2024 song, ‘Descendants of the ...

1 of 10 | . Protesters against the Chinese Communist Party dress up to depict authoritarian China and Winnie the Pooh representing Chinese President Xi Jinping, dressed as an emperor, and holding a ...

When Xi Jinping last set foot in the United States, former-President Donald Trump welcomed the Chinese leader to his palm-tree-lined home at Mar-a-Lago. In the glow of warm candlelight, the two ...

When Xi Jinping last set foot in the United States, former-President Donald Trump welcomed the Chinese leader to his palm-tree-lined home at Mar-a-Lago. In the glow of warm candlelight, the two ...

Censors have also deleted all screenshots of comments that compared the emperor to Xi, who started a record-breaking third term this year. Historians have remarked that Chongzhen, whose reign came to ...

A reprint of a book attributing the end of the Ming dynasty 400 years ago to the ineptitude of a Chinese emperor was pulled from shelves last week, in an apparent purge of a title that had drawn now ...

Chinese president Xi Jinping(Reuters) Screenshots of comments circulating online that likened the emperor to Xi Jinping were also scrubbed from the internet, news agency Reuters reported.