A Whistleblowman Who Dismisses “China's Sky Eye” as a Tool for Making Money Was Suppressed
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Former Guizhou journalist Fu Song's undercover investigation revealed that the National Astronomical Observatories Hotel was selling exorbitant privileges within the core area of the "China Sky Eye," including the ability to bring a mobile phone onto the ring beam. After making a public whistleblower report, his companions were questioned by the police, he himself was investigated by the Political and Legal Affairs Commission, and his company wa…
The “China Sky Eye” radio telescope (FAST) in Pingtang County, Guizhou, was revealed to be operating a hotel illegally, involving the National Observatory colluding with the local government to gather funds. Fu Song, the former Guizhou media person who revealed the incident, wrote that after reporting it in real name to the Central Inspection Group, it was investigated by the local political and legal commission in Guizhou. A friend was question…
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