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The Article Published by "Qiushi" Acknowledges the Economic Temperature Difference While Obscuring Critical Pain Points.

China

On August 1, "Qiushi" released an article titled "How to View the 'Temperature Difference' Between Macroeconomic Data and Microeconomic Feelings," which admits that "there exists a 'temperature difference' between macroeconomic totals and microeconomic experiences." The article states that "macroeconomic data serves as the 'thermometer' of the economy, while microeconomic feelings represent the 'perceived temperature' of the populace, both of which are valid."...

The New Isolation Law is Set to Take Effect! Little Pink Claims It is 'not Aimed at Ordinary People' and Faces Backlash

China

In modern rule-of-law nations, 'national security' is a policy goal defined by strict legal boundaries, subject to judicial oversight, and must strike a balance with citizens' fundamental rights. However, under the totalitarian regime of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), 'national security' has been conceptualized, pocketed, and weaponized, transforming it into a political tool that allows rulers to override all laws, infringe upon civil rights, and sacrifice the livelihoods of the people....

The 'Three Bottom Lines' Reveal Xi's 'Three Insecurities'

China

Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping recently addressed the military, asserting that 'the gun must always listen to the Party's command.' He reiterated the importance of ensuring that various projects maintain 'quality bottom lines, capability bottom lines, and integrity bottom lines.' However, these 'three bottom lines' expose his inner 'three insecurities.'...

Home Visits Turn One-Way as Returnees Forced to Renounce Foreign Citizenship on Camera

China

In the past, many Chinese individuals who had immigrated abroad, obtained foreign green cards, or even become citizens and changed to foreign passports, often felt a natural sense of "security." They believed that since they were now American, Canadian, or Japanese citizens, holding passports issued by foreign governments meant they had the consular protection of powerful Western nations....

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