The channel has 129K subscribers and a typical upload gets 35.7K views, which puts a sponsored video at an estimated $428 to $892. Estimated income from ads and sponsorships is $426 to $1.3K a month.
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| Video | Views | Sponsor | |
|---|---|---|---|
| October 2026 | |||
 The New York Times reporter who imagined he was being stalked in ChinaOct 12 | 20.6K | $41–$123 | – |
 Why Marco Rubio is TERRIFIED of 100,000 US students coming to ChinaOct 10 | 66.7K | $133–$400 | – |
 Starbucks in Xinjiang: Why Uygur Dancing Triggered a Western MeltdownOct 5 | 39.1K | $78–$235 | – |
 US Politicians are MAD Starbucks opened a store in XinjiangOct 3 | 32.2K | $64–$193 | – |
| September 2026 | |||
 Is Taiwan a country? And will China invade? | CHINA DECODEDSep 29 | 11.4K | $23–$68 | – |
 Why you won’t see Trump wince on Chinese TVSep 25 | 32.2K | $64–$193 | – |
 Ben Norton: Xi-Trump Summit About Corporate Survival For U.S.Sep 23 | 49.8K | $100–$299 | – |
 Xi vs Trump: Will They Slow the AI Race — or Speed It Up?Sep 22 | 13.8K | $28–$83 | – |
 China Fought to Ban Space Weapons. The US Just Deployed Them.Sep 17 | 21.4K | $43–$128 | – |
 44 Cents for a Subway Ride: How Shanghai Consults Citizens Before Raising PricesSep 8 | 52.3K | $105–$314 | – |
 I've worked in Chinese media for a decade: My advice for an anti-China BBC propagandistSep 7 | 44.1K | $88–$265 | – |
Estimates, not actuals. AdSense is estimated from lifetime views at typical News & Politics RPM ($2–$6 per 1,000 views); sponsorship value from News & Politics sponsorship CPM benchmarks ($12–$25 per 1,000 views, reviewed July 2026). Sponsor detections come from video content and are deduced from evidence, not confirmed by the channel or brand.
We have not found sponsors in Reports on China's recent videos. Either there are none, or the latest uploads are not scanned yet.
Reports on China is a YouTube channel based in NZ with 129,000 subscribers. This channel is currently being tracked for sponsorship opportunities.
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