China’s aggressive push into biotechnology isn’t just about medical advancements—it’s a calculated strategy to dominate the world through genetic warfare. For years, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been scooping up DNA from Americans and others worldwide, funneling it into programs that could engineer enhanced humans or targeted bioweapons.
Take the NIFTY test, a noninvasive prenatal screening sold by BGI Genomics, a company backed by the People’s Liberation Army (PLA). This test, recommended to expectant mothers to check for conditions like Down syndrome, has reached millions globally, and its data “is also used by the Chinese military in areas including what it chillingly calls ‘improving population quality.’”
BGI didn’t stop there. During the plandemic, the firm flooded the U.S. market with millions of COVID tests, as Reuters documented, giving the CCP a backdoor to genetic profiles.
“The Chinese Communist Party can legally take any information, any data it wants, from any Chinese company.” That means personal DNA sequences from everyday Americans could fuel Beijing’s ambitions. “So your genetic information could be used to create a class of super soldiers, or even super geniuses, in China. Even scarier: China could create diseases that affect only specific ethnic populations.”
U.S. intelligence and lawmakers have sounded alarms repeatedly. In April 2025, a bipartisan U.S. commission reported that China aims to weaponize biotech, potentially creating AI-powered super-soldiers as it ascends to global dominance.
Senator Mark Warner revealed in July that “China literally now is experimenting on humans to create super soldiers,” describing it as straight out of science fiction but very real. Reports from sources like Sustainability Times confirm the PLA’s genetic enhancements, with one U.S. official claiming to have “seen China’s super soldiers” up close.