Here are links to various media reports on the new HIV-like virus. For articles in Chinese, the Google Chrome browser is great for instantly translating webpages to English (just right click on the webpage background and select "Translate to English").
Yinzi Has Entered China's IT Circle. May 2020 in Chinese. This article talks about information technology professionals being infected with the yinzibing virus, and spreading the virus to other IT workers during business meetings. (Archived link).
The Disease is a Massacre Made by the Communist Party of China. Jan 2019 in Chinese. This article by New Tang Dynasty Television in New York blames the Chinese Communist Party for the lack of progress in tackling yinzibing. (Archived link).
Chinese Health and Family Planning Commission Tried to Conceal Outbreaks of Infectious Diseases. Apr 2016 in Chinese. This article details the symptoms of yinzibing, looks at its history since this virus first emerged in 2003, and looks at how the existence of this virus has been covered up in China. (Archived link).
Chinese Mainland Unknown Infectious Disease. Mar 2015 in Chinese. A good overview of the yinzibing, its history, and details of its symptoms. (Archived link).
A Mysterious Disease. Jun 2011 in Chinese. Detailed article explaining that in China since 2004, people with AIDS-like symptoms and testing negative for HIV are trying to find answers. Their virus it was reported could be spread through saliva and blood. (Archived link).
Expert: AIDS-Like Disease Is Not Just Phobia. May 2011 in English. Chinese researcher Zhong Nanshan says the so-called "negative AIDS" disease is real, not a phobia. (Archived link).
AIDS-like disease is actually phobia: official. Apr 2011 in English. Chinese Ministry of Health official dismisses the idea that yinzibing exists, claiming the illness is just psychological. This has parallels to the way that the viral disease myalgic encephalomyelitis / chronic fatigue syndrome has been dismissed in the West, claimed by some to be psychological. (Archived link).
Health Ministry dismisses 'negative AIDS' concerns. Apr 2011 in English. Chinese Ministry of Health say no evidence that yinzibing patients are infected with AIDS virus. (Archived link).
Yinzi disease is stronger than AIDS. Apr 2011 in Chinese. Details the story of one yinzibing patient whose first symptoms of a cold and fever appeared the next day after visiting a prostitute. Then 3 months later he experienced an episode of meningitis.
The Yinzibing Disease Reaches Hong Kong. Apr 2011 in Chinese. Article on how the HIV-like pathogen continues to spread, and has arrived in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore. (Archived link).
Highly Contagious AIDS-Like Disease Spreading in China. Mar 2011 in English. The yinzibing disease seems to be highly contagious and can spread by contact via any bodily fluid — through kissing, shared utensils, sweat, and even protected sex.
New AIDS-Like Disease Appears in China. Jun 2010 in English. The Chinese government dismisses the HIV-like disease as a psychologically caused condition, so a group of patients infected with virus are deliberately donating blood in cities across China, in an attempt to increase the number of infected people.
BBC News - China's Mystery HIV-Like Disease May Be All In The Mind. Feb 2010 in English. This BBC news article incorrectly suggests that the severe symptoms of this disease may be "all in the mind". (Archived link).
AIDS Fear Afflicts Thousands Across China - People's Daily Online. Oct 2009 in English. This newspaper article explains how patients infected with this HIV-like pathogen are often being ignored by the medical profession, and are simply told that the symptoms are "all in your mind".
"Negative infected persons" living in the shadow of AIDS. Oct 2009 in Chinese. Long article which among other things looks at the low CD4 immune cells found in some yinzibing patients.
Negative AIDS. In Chinese. Baidu Encyclopaedia detailed article about yinzibing.
Yinzi Disease. In Chinese. Baidu Encyclopaedia article on yinzibing.
Yinzibing — English Wikipedia article.
陰滋病 — Chinese Wikipedia article about yinzibing.
The Chronic Sore Throat / Mood Virus. In English. Details a virus found in the USA and Europe which has a number of similar symptoms to the yinzibing virus, but there are some symptoms which are different, so this virus is probably not yinzibing. Blood tests conducted by the website author indicate the virus he caught is Coxsackie B4 virus. The author has a more concise website describing this Coxsackie B4 virus here.
Threads on the Phoenix Rising ME/CFS forum about the Chinese HIV-like virus:
Is it a New Disease or is it CFS?. In English.
Emergency Report from China. In English.
Does it Look Like CFS To You Guys. In English.
Other forums about yinzibing:
Unknown-STD-id.boards.net. In English.
Reddit: UnknownDisease. In English.
tieba.baidu.com/f?kw=未知病毒. In Chinese.
tieba.baidu.com/f?kw=阴滋. In Chinese.
Several large Chinese forums and Chinese websites about yinzibing have now been deleted, but if you click on their links below, it takes you to an archived version of the website:
http://sites.google.com/site/nothiv. In Chinese. This Non-HIV/AIDS site is one of the oldest about yinzibing. It claims that earliest known case of yinzibing occurred in an American man in about 1985, who was infected by a woman whose husband had a background of working in Africa.
http://www.southchinaiov.org/southbbs. In Chinese. Large online forum where infected patients chat.
http://www.life-voice.info. In Chinese. An information centre about yinzibing, containing an online forum where infected patients chat.
http://blog.sina.com.cn/searchthefact. In Chinese. A blog of an infected patient. Lists yinzibing symptoms.
http://blog.sina.com.cn/fthisfthat. In Chinese. A blog of an infected patient.
In English, the disease is referred to as yinzibing, the yinzi disease or China's AIDS-like disease. The virus causing this disease is known as the the Chinese HIV-like virus. Search the Internet using these terms here: Google Search for Info on Yinzibing.
In simplified Chinese, yinzibing translates to 阴滋病. This is the most common Chinese term for the Chinese HIV-like viral disease, so is the best phrase to use if searching in the Chinese language.
In traditional Chinese, yinzibing translates to 陰滋病. Note that traditional Chinese is used in Hong Kong and Taiwan, whereas simplified Chinese is used throughout mainland China and Singapore. So if searching for info from Hong Kong or Taiwan, use the traditional Chinese translation.
In simplified Chinese, Yinzibing and its virus have also been named: 未知病毒 = unknown virus, 疑似艾滋病 = HIV-like disease, 阴性感染者 = tested negative yet have symptoms, 阴性艾滋病 = negative AIDS, and 没有HIV的艾滋 = negative HIV.