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Death can strike at any moment without warning Five million people died from heart attacks in just one year Death tolls are also expected to continue rising The public accuses the Chinese Communist Party of turning citizens into living test subjects The number of cunning virus infections has surged alarmingly China's Center for Disease Control and Prevention issued an urgent notice There is currently no specific treatment and no vaccine available Ten startup industries promoted as low-risk and high-profit have collapsed leaving the Chinese public struggling just to make ends meet The Nanjing Museum scandal: how China's national treasures were mishandled Once again become prey to the power of the Chinese Communist Party Chinese tycoons mass-produce their children in the United States The dark side of the surrogacy industry Welcome to the World News Bulletin by New Horizon where the most significant and impactful global events are updated Wishing you a day filled with good health smooth progress in your work and safe travels That was the main news summary now we'll delve into the detailed report Please join us Death can strike without warning at any moment Five million people have died from heart attacks alone In a year the death toll is expected to continue rising The public accuses the Chinese Communist Party of turning people into living guinea pigs Ladies and gentlemen on the Dojin platform a video titled The claim that this year has seen a large number of deaths due to heart attacks has drawn widespread attention Blogger estimates that by 2025 the number of deaths due to heart attacks will reach 5 million By 2026 the number of heart attacks will rise even further These statements quickly spread widely triggering widespread anxiety across mainland China especially amid an increasing number of stories about sudden deaths and young people passing away being widely shared online Many netizens on the Chinese mainland believe these cases are long-term side effects or aftermaths of receiving the COVID-19 vaccine The comment section quickly turned into a space where internet users shared their own family dramas Someone wrote that their husband only 39 years old suddenly passed away from a heart attack leaving behind no final words Others shared that they too had lost their husbands at 39 leaving behind two young twin boys Some say they were lucky to survive but now must take medication for the rest of their lives while both her father and mother had already lost their lives to this illness On January 5 a local blogger named Mu Cao Si continued raising concerns about the tourism industry When publicly stating that by 2026 the number of people suffering heart attacks will continue to rise This blogger previously noted that people often focused on preventing cancers such as lung cancer e esophagus or the large intestine However today heart attacks and strokes have risen to the top According to the blogger alone in 2025 around 5 million people died from heart attacks e trend of younger victims is becoming increasingly evident The blogger emphasized that this is an issue affecting everyone I need to reflect seriously This year alone I’ve lost three people to death none of them over fifty Everyone died from heart attacks At the same time another blogger Li Jie Songpha posted a video expressing shock at realizing how many people around me have passed away At 41 she said she accidentally came across the obituary of a former classmate simply while browsing social media e old job where the person reported to have died suddenly just one night later After personally researching the data she said The generation born after the 1980s in China has seen as many as 11 million people leave this world a phenomenon referred to as a The actual number is truly terrifying In the comments section an internet user from Fujian left a message Describing how in the same village two young men died one after the other from heart attacks A 29-year-old man had just spoken to his mother the night before about what he would have for breakfast the next morning The next day he passed away The man was 31 years old and collapsed suddenly right at the subway station beyond repair The commentator sighed saying life today feels utterly insecure because of this Sudden death can strike at any moment Amid this wave of sharing many Chinese internet users Mainland China believes the root cause lies in the aftermath following COVID-19 vaccination Many comments suggest the vaccine has left the immune system in a state of prolonged stress disrupting the body's regulatory functions for blood sugar blood pressure and blood lipids such as eart activity Some people directly referred to the coronavirus's guide protein calling it the e worst and most harmful substance known to the human body while accusing the authorities of turning people into people reduced to laboratory mice living for large-scale experiments According to publicly available data surveillance data from the year In 2024 China had approximately 1.3 million patients with root canal-treated teeth accounting for about 15.5% A total of patients with coronary heart disease with a hospital mortality rate of approximately 3.6% On average about 1.6 million people die each year from cardiovascular diseases cluding about 550 000 cases of sudden cardiac death By 2025 the number of patients with cardiovascular disease will China's death toll from the half-blood crisis has surpassed 11 million Injections remain at a high level and currently multiple types of viruses are circulating simultaneously throughout China Mainland Large hospitals in many areas remain severely overcrowded The scene of overcrowded hospital wards has become commonplace On mainland social media Reports of sudden deaths without warning signs are becoming increasingly common However since the Beijing authorities have long concealed the truth state media rarely report it In such cases the true death toll from sudden cardiac deaths remains forever an unsolved mystery The number of cunning virus infections has surged alarmingly The Centers for Disease Control and Preventio China has issued an urgent notice regarding the outbreak stating there is currently no specific treatment and no vaccine available Currently multiple types of viruses are circulating simultaneously across mainland China Recently the number of infections has increased significantly The Nihovirus has been confirmed to have surged dramatically raising new concerns about the winter disease outbreak China's Center for Disease Control and Prevention has issued an urgent alert considered to be an extremely cunning virus one that not only spreads but also operates with deceptive sophistication ot only as respiratory droplets but also remain viable for hours at room temperature clinging to door handles ableware toys and various other everyday household items Touching these surfaces may pose a risk Touching your nose mouth or eyes after being exposed to the virus can lead to infection Notably there is currently no specific treatment available for Nihovirus nor is there a vaccine to prevent it According to official Chinese media among the reported symptomatic flu-like cases In emergency departments across the country the incidence rate of Nihovirus among the population is s increasing noticeably In some southern provinces this rate has even surpassed that of respiratory syncytial virus second only to the flu virus This shows that alongside seasonal flu Nihovirus has become one of the most significant respiratory pathogens The primary pathogen responsible for respiratory symptoms Nihovirus also known as human Nihovirus It is a single-stranded RNA virus of very small size well known as the causative agent of the common cold particularly common in children Statistics show that HRV accounts for approximately 30-50% of respiratory tract infection cases In children the situation is acute and at the same time cases of ASV infection are also on the rise Data released by China's Animal Disease Control Agency shows that between December 15 and 21 2025 The three leading disease-causing agents identified in outpatient influenza cases across nationwide surveillance hospitals are are the ASV influenza virus and the rhinovirus group with the ASV prevalence rate among the population in northern provinces being Has continued to rise for three consecutive weeks indicating ongoing and expanding transmission Moreover hand foot and mouth disease has entered its peak outbreak phase According to a late December report by GKI cases of hand foot and mouth disease in 2025 have surged dramatically compared to the same period last year In Guangdong Province alone local disease control authorities reported 28 900 cases during November It is the second most reported infectious disease of category C Nationwide the total number of hand foot and mouth disease cases reported in October and November 2025 The number has risen to 658 000 cases more than six times higher than the same period in 2024 Amid the simultaneous spread of various viruses the flu pandemic remains particularly severe and has now spread nationwide Flash News reported on January 10 tha China's Center for Disease Control has identified early March as the peak of the flu wave Dr Yuan Zhihao a forensic physician at the General Surgery Department of Civil Aviation Hospital as warned the public not to become complacent emphasizing that the flu is not an ordinary cold Avoid enduring symptoms without treatment and never self-medicate indiscriminately He noted that this year's H3N2 flu strain is spreading faster and causing more severe symptoms Many people around him including friends and colleagues gradually became infected Earlier on January 7 Mr Li Zhan deputy head of the respiratory department at the Medical University Hospital from the Huaiju District Party Committee in Beijing also posted a video on Douyin warning tha The new H3N2 flu strain has spread nationwide urging the public not to take it lightly It's just a mild cold—try to endure it These health warnings sparked widespread anxiety and skepticism across mainland China's social media platforms According to domestic sources a 3-year-old boy in Bó Dưỡng City Hà Nam Province is believed to have bee died less than a day after contracting the flu A netizen from Hainan commented In Boc Duong there wasn't just one death—news reports simply mentioned a single case In the comment sections of articles about the flu an internet user from Zhongjiang wrote In my hometown a healthy robust man in his thirties had died from H1N1 flu Many others reported that relatives or acquaintances of theirs had died after contracting the flu Yet state media showed no coverage fueling suspicions that The Chinese Communist Party authorities may once again be underestimating the true scale of the outbreak Meanwhile an increasing number of internet users are asserting that the current wave is absolutely not the flu It's just COVID-19 under a different name Comments saying COVID-19 has only recently changed labels It was COVID-19 and the symptoms identical to those during the initial pandemic spread widely A netizen from Guangxi remarked that in previous years we had also heard about H1N1 flu but it has never spread to so many people before This year it feels as if everywhere Some people also got sick and the death rate was even higher—truly terrifying Ten startup industries promoted as low-risk and high-profit have collapsed leaving the Chinese public struggling just to make ends meet I'd lost so much money and everyone around me kept saying I'd never recover it This investor's lament on Liaoyuan Avenue is far from an isolated case He invested over 10 million yuan approximately 3.5 billion yuan to launch a furniture market modeled after a warehouse format After three years of operation what he faced was not a celebration of the company's third anniversary but the painful decision to shut down According to the owner currently only three or four groups of visitors come each day Nearby shops have one by one taken down their signs This scene directly reflects the collapse of consumer demand and the widespread erosion of trust Business conditions in China have become especially harsh While slogans about artificial intelligence robotics and advanced technology are being heavily promoted Meanwhile among the working class small businesses and ordinary workers are gradually being pushed aside The fast-food industry quickly plunged into the same decline From自助 grills and large-scale restaurants to time-honored brands Losses are widespread much like the sharp decline in marriage registrations which continue to drop year after year Young people are avoiding large restaurants to save money Meanwhile rising rental costs and labor expenses have led many restaurant owners to realize tha The longer they kept operating the heavier the losses became The scandal involving processed food products became the final straw Investigations have revealed that many high-end weddings and restaurants actually serve cheap imitation pre-prepared food sparking a wave of consumer outrage and shattering trust As a result many businesses were forced to downgrade their operations just to survive Prepared food stalls quick-service kiosks at low prices even before the flagpole hotels adding stars also start setting up roadside stands In the retail sector unmanned supermarkets once hailed as symbols of innovation have failed on a large scale High technology costs complicated operations frequent orchid thefts and poor customer experiences quickly doomed this model Massive projects that once attracted enormous investment now lie abandoned leaving behind shuttered storefronts and wasted capital Even the closed-eye shops once considered a highly profitable sector were not spared from decline E-commerce platforms smart eye-tracking devices and soaring rental and labor costs have wiped out profit margins Monthly revenues of tens of thousands of yuan are no longer sufficient to cover expenses forcing tens of thousands of stores to exit the market Beneath the flashy headlines the tech industry tells a similar story By 2025 the survival rate for newly established AI companies will be only about 7% Many projects received substantial investment but collapsed within just a few months leaving employees laid off before they even became正式 staff The home delivery hubs in the residential area once promoted as a model for passive income quickly collapsed as well With an average lifespan of only 10 months and nearly half operating at a loss Bubble tea shops long seen as symbols of entrepreneurship due to their low startup costs and high profits have now become another typical example of mass failure Most new stores close within just a few months due to homogenous competition relentless discounting trend-chasing and nearly nonexistent customer loyalty Some observers have compiled a list of failed startups in China and drawn a clear conclusion The industries that appear to have low capital requirements and high profits are actually financial traps Behind the promises of quick riches lies a sharp rise in bankruptcies and capital burned to ashes In recent years China's economy has been increasingly weighed down by mounting instability amid a prolonged downturn House prices continue to decline household assets are shrinking and income is falling Workplace pressure and uncertainty about the future have become a dark cloud hanging over Chinese society leading more and more people to abandon risk-taking and focus solely one goal: survival The Nanjing Museum scandal: how did China's national treasures become prey to the Chinese Communist Party's power Ladies and gentlemen China has recently been shaken by a major scandal involving its national treasure Valuable antiques are suspected to have been smashed to pieces A netizen posted a video showing A Han Dynasty golden animal figurine on display at the Nanjing Museum features numerous black spots on its surface green crust and the phenomenon of tarnish According to official information this artifact contains a gold content of up to 99% and weighing 9 kg Under normal pure conditions it does not oxidize in this manner Yet the museum's official response closed the matter with a vague explanation It's merely natural residue the issue lies with the other gold artifacts within the same museum system No similar incident has ever occurred When netizens dug up the photos taken This golden mythical creature at the Nanjing Museum in 2022 differing in color and shape became undeniable From this point onward the issue was no longer just about preservation quality but shifted to a a far more serious question: is the artifact currently on display actually the original And if not When exactly did the original disappear From the golden spirit beast the question mark spread rapidly The glazed tile archway of the An Tự Great Temple was once regarded as an unparalleled heritage structure was found to be missing a crucial component the stated reason was the display ring's ceiling height Insufficient forcing the museum to carry out technical adjustments In the public's peripheral view This is no longer just a mission failure it is a disregard for cultural heritage A relic of unparalleled uniqueness Hay around the world is treated as mere decoration easily cut and altered The part now removed Where is it Who holds it To date there are still no answers Suspicion then spread to the very army that had been eager for it A netizen compared photos taken in 1991 with the statues displayed in In 2024 noticeable differences were found The newly discovered statue rigid and lifelike was revealed authenticity and lacking the natural weathering marks of time While the old image exudes e accumulated sense of age and authenticity This raises questions about whether it's not just a single artifact Yet the entire sequence of relics may have been replaced by star tables Before public outrage could subside museums across China jointly emporary closures with some exhibition areas partially closed and others fully shut down some cases even claiming closure as late as 2027 with reasons ranging widely including equipment upgrades Enhancing security and adjusting the exhibition layout However amid growing suspicions of rice tampering and the loss of antiquities These coordinated shutdowns when expanded were widely seen by the public as evasive maneuvers but not ordinary conservation work The catalyst directly escalated the scandal beyond The scope of control is like the Spring in Jiangnan painting a masterpiece donated to the Nanjing Museum In 1959 as part of a surprising public collection a display appeared at an exhibition The auction was held with an estimated value of 88 million Chinese yuan approximately 30.8 trillion Vietnamese dong After the donor's family discovered and reported the issue the painting was removed from the exhibition The museum's records reveal that the artwork had previously been flagged as a forgery and included on the list liquidated and transferred to the Jiangsu Provincial Antiques Store Here the system's operational mechanism became evident Once counterfeit the artifact instantly loses its national treasure status and may legally leave the museum From public assets it entered the circulation of goods Forty years later the very painting once a forgery The key became a treasured artifact its value increasing more than ten thousandfold This was no professional error but rather a deliberate process facilitated by the rights of assessment and decision-making authority the hands of only a few individuals A former employee of the Nanjing Museum has officially accused that numerous items have been illegally removed and sold with some of them now in private collections abroad Thousands of artifacts removed from the imperial palace during the civil war were forged then sold off hastily Notably similar complaints had emerged as early as 2008 signed by more than 40 employees but ignored for over a decade The whistleblower said they endured prolonged threats and repression until the spring season in Jiangnan forced the truth into the open Even the old palace regarded as the guardian The supreme guardian of China's cultural heritage itself could not escape this whirlwind Recently Wu Huan the grandson of Wu Ying one of the founders of the modern imperial palace It was revealed that over 60 of the 241 priceless treasures formerly in his grandfather's possession had gone missing Only about 180 artifacts remain to date without a satisfactory explanation without transparent inventory or accountability these incidents raise serious questions Where have the lost artifacts vanished to revealing a truth far deeper For decades the Beijing authorities have continuously expanded the legacy of Chinese culture while loudly proclaiming the defense of traditional culture since the establishment of the local government umerable Mr Wu Xiao Ping Chairman of the Overseas Human Rights Lawyers Association at the Nanjing museum scandal reveals the so-called legal protection as nothing more than a facade Cultural artifacts of the government are nothing but lies meant to deceive the public During the Cultural Revolution government officials openly plundered cultural relics Even today they steal under various legal pretexts and procedural guises In the Chinese Communist Party's system nothing is beyond the reach of petty power The unchecked power of the regime created absurd and extreme realities Today's Chinese society Therefore the Nanjing Museum scandal is not merely about a golden beast figurine Western Han A mysterious evening painting or a few lost antiquities—this is a restraints device exposing the dangers of unchecked power and the inherent greed of human nature and the collapse of institutional barriers As the former Chinese journalist Zhang Xia pointed out with clarity Sharp and incisive The Chinese Communist Party is the root cause of the loss of China's cultural heritage Chinese-made toys flooding the U S market expose the dark side of the industry It might sound like the cries of preschoolers calling out "Daddy " because they miss their fathers me But what you could never imagine is this: these children are not born naturally not from the same mother each one carefully planned and brought into this world rough a legal surrogacy system in the United States All of them share the same father the billionaire Chinese billionaire Ba Fu's story first surfaced in the summer of 2023 at the Los Angeles Family Court Angeles In a closed-door hearing the judge uncovered the name of a man named Fu Ba ave repeatedly appeared in applications seeking legal recognition of paternity for 12 children including those I was born and the others had not yet come into the world Even more astonishing is that Zu Ba did not directly Participated via video from China using a large conference room with the assistance of an interpreter In his statement Zú Bā admitted that he had planned to use surrogacy services the United States to have around 20 children and clearly expressing a preference for sons ose he hopes will one day inherit and run his business empire He also admitted that due to being busy with work he had never met these children before And the time At that location the children were being cared for by a nanny in Irvine California while awaiting completion of the paperwork to return to China The judge made it clear that Surrogacy is designed to help families establish parent-child relationships not to serve industrial-scale reproductive production In a rare decision the court dismissed Tu Ba's petition seeking recognition of the father-child relationship leaving some children born or about to be born in an uncertain state of existence emporary legal measures The case drew widespread attention after The Wall Street Journal announced a thorough investigation revealing that Tu Ba is the father of more than 100 childre rough surrogacy agreements in the United States Some sources even claim tha The actual number could reach up to 300 a figure publicly disclosed by a woman who is employed raised online as the mother of Er Mu also known as Tang Jing former girlfriend of Chu Ba after the two individuals became involved in a major financial dispute According to revelations Tang Jing had gained control of assets worth hundreds of millions of yuan for many years effectively serving as the person in charge family management Within Tu Ba's system overseeing the nannies and coordinating daily life a large number of children born to different mothers From Ba once publicly praised her as an ideal e embodiment of loyalty and self-sacrifice However after Tang Jing left with a large sum of money Fu had sued her and the court ultimately ruled in favor of Ting deciding that the relationship This is long-term cohabitation and financial sharing not merely acts of embezzlement Comments e internet has further fueled public outrage Some users questioned whether Tu Ba had Was the plan to bring all 300 children into his company as future employees Duong Tinh replied that this was exactly how she envisioned it Bloggers noted that in this model reproduction has become entirely detached from concepts of love and responsibility replaced instead by become a project focused on training successors Children are treated assets In the future children deemed less capable may become forced laborers He will inherit everything for life while only a select few with exceptional talent are allowed to inherit the wealth The investigation by The World Research Journal clearly shows that Yu Ba is not an isolated case Another Chinese entrepreneur the chairman of the Kowang Education Group was reported to have 10 daughters The woman through obtaining a fiancé visa to the United States aims to eventually marry with the goal being to one day tie the knot among powerful men In another case exposed in Southern California in July A Chinese-American couple registered a mail-forwarding agency using their home address and began recruiting buried mothers who carried the burden across the entire country and gave birth to 21 children before being overthrown by power urturing is being discarded Observers note that the United States currently lacks a federal legal framework Standardize the regulation of surrogacy most states permit surrogacy agreements but without imposing clear restrictions on foreign parents' participation This legal entity has enabled wealthy international clients to structure offshore arrangements large scale Some U S lawmakers have called for stricter laws arguing that this issue strikes at the heart of the matter on national sovereignty and ethical standards Meanwhile in China carrying a smart ID card s legally prohibited yet in some rural areas informal adoption practices have quietly persisted Rooted in the soil Investigation reports describe villages where large numbers of women participate in carrying supplies o earn money for building a house and daily expenses for some people it has become a vicious cycle Earning money by carrying cargo spending it all then taking on another load once the money runs out When the focus shifted to the women who carried the burden their stories became沉重 Many acknowledge the existing risks but say they no longer have any other choice A year of providing financial sponsorship can bring in over 100 000 yuan approximately 350 million won Performing numerous high-intensity tasks each day only earns a few thousand yuan Every month For them the question isn't whether something is available but whether they can survive if they don't do it