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The Claim That Hu Jintao's Family of Three Died From Poisoning Is False — a Discussion on the Poisoning Case Involving Party Officials

China

On the evening of July 30, news circulated widely on the overseas internet that former Chinese Communist Party leader Hu Jintao, his wife Liu Yongqing, and their son Hu Haifeng had died from food poisoning. Numerous self-media outlets analyzed this information, including questioning the authenticity of a Weibo post by Qin Feng, the former director of Phoenix TV's Chinese channel, alleging that it was fabricated....

The Red Clouds Have Just Cleared, and the White Dolphin is on Its Way. "The CCP Has Gone Mad Due to the Winds."

China

In July, the CCP has been plagued by continuous wind disasters. The aftermath of Typhoon 'Bawi' is still being felt, and Typhoon 'Hongxia' made landfall in Guangdong, sweeping from south to north all the way to the northeast. So far, the CCP has not released any confirmed national disaster data related to 'Hongxia'. According to incomplete statistics, at least 11 people have died, over 300 have been injured, and the economic losses are substantial. In some areas of Hubei alone, direct economic losses have exceeded 4.3 billion yuan, while Jiangxi has reported losses of over 17 million yuan....

Reflections on the Three Gorges Dam Amidst Abnormal Celestial Phenomena: From Heavy Rain to Earthquakes

China

Recently, extreme heavy rains and frequent droughts and floods across various regions of the country have once again focused public attention on the Three Gorges Dam, which towers over the Yangtze River. With increasingly unpredictable weather, devastating floods, and rainfall amounts that consistently break historical records, many people are feeling a heightened sense of anxiety....

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