On the heels of the 1989 bloodshed in Tiananmen Square, U.S.–China relations hit a low point. Official Chinese media outlets suffered such backlash in America that Beijing was burning to find alternative avenues to broadcast its narrative. Then, in New York, ‘China Press’ Has Deep Ties to the CCP but Isn’t Registered as a Foreign Agent
On the heels of the 1989 bloodshed in Tiananmen Square, U.S.–China relations hit a low point. Official Chinese media outlets suffered such backlash in America that Beijing was burning to find alternative avenues to broadcast its narrative. Then, in New York, 
Commentary In May 1994, during the debate about United States’s entry into the World Trade Organization, The Washington Post wrote: “The United States is the world’s largest exporting nation (and an) inability to get grievances resolved has been a cause