How can a 22-minute documentary shape public opinion through selective editing, personal testimony, legal allegations, and striking financial figures? In this book, Fang Tianliang examines 11 allegations concerning Shen Yun presented in an ARTE documentary, distinguishing documented facts from accusations and interpretations. A reflection on journalistic responsibility, media influence, and the importance of independent judgment.

Did COVID-19 emerge naturally, or was it connected to a laboratory in Wuhan? Drawing on the U.S. House’s 520-page investigation, the White House’s public position, declassified intelligence documents, Anthony Fauci’s private diary, and Senate hearing records, this book examines high-risk virus research, U.S. funding, and the formation of the natural-origin consensus. It carefully distinguishes documented facts from disputed claims and unresolved questions.