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Innocent Rebellion Against Injustice on the Road

I came across a video online showing several teenagers running along the roadside in Fenyicounty, Xinyu, Jiangxi Province. They shouted repeatedly at passing motorcyclists who were not wearing helmets or had passengers without helmets, warning them that there were traffic police ahead and advising t

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Why Chinese Employees Begged the Japanese President Not to Leave China

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After completing compensation for the last employee, Canon China President Hideki Koyama chose the latest flight of the day, hoping to quietly leave China, where he had worked for 35 years. Unexpectedly, as he stepped into the departure hall, more than 300 former Canon employees rushed past security and stormed in, causing the flight to be delayed by eighteen minutes. Were they there to cause trouble? On the contrary, they were there to plead with Hideki Koyama not to leave....

Douyin Goes Wild Without Limits!

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Recently, mainland China’s Douyin has suddenly seen wave after wave of crazy operations. Many highly sensitive topics for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) have appeared on Douyin without obstruction. These include videos about June Fourth, Zhao Ziyang, Hu Jintao, Chai Jing, and Yu Menglong. In the latest round of “challenging the tower,” people have become even bolder. A handwriting blogger wrote the word “pig,” and the comment section was filled with people saying “Xi Jinping.” Even “Winnie’s Supermarket” and speculation regarding the cause of former Premier Li Keqiang’s death appeared....

DAFOH Seminar: Politicians from Multiple Countries Condemn the CCP’s Forced Organ Harvesting 

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On December 9, 2025, on the occasion of Human Rights Day, Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting (DAFOH) held an international seminar. Politicians from multiple countries and well-known experts condemned at the meeting the CCP’s practice of forcibly harvesting organs from Falun Gong practitioners and other prisoners of conscience, calling on more countries to adopt legislation and accountability measures to stop this crime of genocide....

CECC Annual Report: CCP’s Multiple Domestic and Foreign “Promises” Fall Through

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The U.S. Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC) released its 2025 annual report, stating that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has long violated international commitments, continuously suppressing human rights, religious freedom, and the rule of law. It warns that Beijing’s “broken promises” not only harm Chinese citizens but also directly threaten U.S. interests and the global rules-based order....

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) Report: China Is the World’s Largest Prison for Journalists

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Reporters Without Borders (RSF) released its 2025 annual report on December 9, stating that China is the world’s largest prison for journalists and detains the greatest number of media workers. As of December 1, the Chinese Communist regime under Xi Jinping had detained 113 media workers, with Hong Kong detaining an additional 8, bringing the total to 121. This number exceeds the combined total of Russia (48) and Myanmar (47), which rank second and third in the number of detained journalists....

Three Strange Phenomena Have Appeared in Zhongnanhai

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Following the purging of Xi Jinping’s No. 1 trusted figure in the military—former CCP Politburo member and Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission He Weidong—and his No. 2 military loyalist—former CMC member and Director of the CMC Political Work Department Miao Hua, who were both expelled from the Party and the military and handed over to the Military Procuratorate for prosecution—three other major confidants personally promoted and heavily used by Xi—Ma Xingrui, Li Xi, and Wang Xiaohong—also appear to have run into trouble....

The CCP Loves Making Trouble, and the Japanese Are Very Annoyed

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Recently, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s remarks about “a Taiwan contingency” have made the CCP furious. It once again resorted to economic retaliation and mobilized the “Little Pink” online nationalists in China to smear Sanae Takaichi’s reputation. However, things backfired—Sanae Takaichi’s approval rating has instead climbed steadily, surpassing 75%. As a politician, obtaining such a high level of public support is quite rare. Some users on the large Taiwanese forum PTT (批踢踢实业坊) exclaimed in excitement, “So exaggerated!”...

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