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“State Organs” Documentary Screens in Washington, D.C.; Audience Shocked and in Tears
These are true stories depicted in the award-winning documentary State Organs. On the evening of October 3, Rotary International screened the film in the Westin Hotel ballroom in Washington, D.C. More than 100 Rotarians and other guests attended. Many were shocked to tears and said they hoped more p
Yu Wen’s Perspective: From Ren Zhiqiang to Zhu Hengpeng, CCP Officials’ Criticisms of Xi Persist Despite Suppression
Ren Zhiqiang, the former chairman of Huayuan Group, who was sentenced to 18 years in prison, is reportedly gravely ill in prison. His daughter wrote an open letter to Xi Jinping, pleading for her father to be allowed to go abroad for medical treatment. This action has once again brought attention to the political fate of this former real estate tycoon.
Xi Jinping Wants to Be Partners and Friends With the US? Doubts and Ridicule Emerge
In a congratulatory letter sent to the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations’ 2024 Annual Gala on Tuesday (October 15), Chinese President Xi Jinping stated that the success of China and the U.S. represents an "opportunity" for each other and that the two countries should assist each other's development rather than impede it. He expressed China's willingness to be "partners and friends" with the U.S. However, in response to Xi’s remarks, U.S. observers commented that America needs to "watch both the words and actions."
China building capacity to rapidly strike Taiwan, senior Taiwanese official says
China is building its capacity to rapidly turn military drills into a full-out attack, a senior Taiwan security official said, providing the Taipei government's assessment of the strategic intent behind Beijing's war games around the island this week.
Commentary | Yan Geling: What Has Happened to Chinese Men?
The image shows several Chinese tourists visiting Tiananmen Square in Beijing on April 20, 2023. (As
Guizhou Provincial Discipline Inspection Commission's "Insider" Zhang Ping Arrested
On October 16, China's Supreme People's Procuratorate announced that the case of Zhang Ping, former Deputy Secretary of the Guizhou Provincial Discipline Inspection Commission and former Deputy Director of the Provincial Supervision Commission, has been transferred to the procuratorate for review and prosecution on charges of bribery.
Dengue Fever Outbreak in Guangzhou: New Cases Surge
The Guangzhou Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued a report stating that dengue fever cases have now spread to 143 streets and towns across the city. The number of new cases has surged significantly over the past week compared to the previous week, and severe cases have emerged. Patients are experiencing intense pain. A chief physician at a hospital indicated that currently, half of the patients presenting with fever are being diagnosed with dengue fever.
Ding Lvkai: on the Historical Significance of Peng Lifa’s Sitong Bridge Protest
Los Angeles Protestors Display 10-Meter Banner in Support of Peng Zaizhou (Peng Lifa) on the I-10 Fr
Another Batch of Deputy Ministerial-level Corrupt Officials Punished: Why Does the CCP Rarely Target Top-ranking Officials?
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which claims to represent the proletariat, continues to uncover large-scale corruption cases, with high-ranking officials involved in billions of yuan in bribery being caught one after another.
Latest News on Qin Gang: Allegedly Attempted Suicide After Being Reported by Fu Xiaotian, Retains Deputy Ministerial-level Treatment
Analysts believe that the turmoil caused by Qin Gang's downfall has not yet subsided, and the CCP’s trust in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is unlikely to recover. This latest round of personnel changes is no less intense than the fallout from Qin Gang's removal.
PLA’s Military Drills Around Taiwan Pose Risks to International Free Navigation and Global Trade
The tense atmosphere of "Red October" has spread. On the morning of October 14, the Chinese Communis
"Tiger Hunting" Exposes Corrupt Officials With Billions in Bribes, Yet the CCP Calls Them the Proletariat
While the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) continues its so-called "tiger hunting" anti-corruption campaign, corruption remains rampant across all levels of government.
Fireball, Comet, and Blood-Red Sky: Three Omens Gather in Beijing – is Xi Jinping in Danger?
In recent years, China has experienced increasing numbers of disasters and strange phenomena, particularly in Beijing, the capital. These unusual events have drawn significant attention.
Nobel Prize, AI, and the Three Bonds and Five Constants
The annual Nobel Prize announcements have begun once again. On October 8, 2024, when the Physics Prize was announced, it left many observers confused and shocked, as it was awarded to AI scientists John J. Hopfield from Princeton University and Geoffrey E. Hinton from the University of Toronto. These two figures have been well-known in the field of artificial intelligence for years, with the prestige and credentials to win the Nobel Prize.
Zhang Youxia Targets the Navy, Signs of Xi Jinping’s Military Power Being Weakened
According to a revelation by former Chinese naval officer Yao Cheng on the social media platform X, there are signs that Zhang Youxia is targeting the navy. Reports suggest that former Political Commissar Qin Shengxiang and current Political Commissar Yuan Huazhi are under investigation. Additionally, current Director of the CCP Military Commission's Political Department, Miao Hua, might also be in trouble.
Qiao Xinxin Sentenced, Lu Siwei Arrested; CCP Furious at European Parliament's Alleged Interference in Its Internal Affairs
On the second anniversary of the "Sitong Bridge Incident," the plight of two human rights defenders
Strange Atmosphere in Zhongnanhai: Rumors of Wang Qishan Under House Arrest
On October 11, a report from the Chinese Journalists Protection Association and the Independent Journalists Investigation Association went viral on social media platform X, stating that former CCP Vice President and Secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, Wang Qishan, along with his secretary, family, and close staff, was placed under house arrest at his residence outside the East Gate of the Forbidden City in Beijing on the night of October 7.
Dispute Over A-share Fluctuations: Chinese Economist and Private Equity Tycoon Banned From Speaking
Recently, China's A-shares market experienced significant volatility. Ren Zeping, former chief economist of Evergrande, and Dan Bin, chairman of Oriental Harbor Private Equity, engaged in a heated debate over whether sharp rises in stock prices would lead to inevitable crashes. Their debate lasted several days. On October 15, their social media accounts were banned by the authorities.
Former Heilongjiang Official Li Chuanliang, Accused of Corruption by the CCP, Responds to the Allegations
Recently, Chinese media reported on the massive "corruption" involving former Vice Mayor of Jixi City, Heilongjiang Province, Li Chuanliang, who fled the country. Reporters from The Epoch Times contacted Li Chuanliang, who now resides in the United States, and he provided an initial response.
Housing Prices in Major Cities Drop Nationwide, "Shanghai’s Luxury Home Market in Crisis"
The Chinese real estate market continues to slump, with home prices falling in 70 cities across the country. The luxury home market has also experienced a dramatic shift. Some of Shanghai's most expensive properties have seen their prices slashed nearly in half, as property owners lose confidence in the real estate market's long-term outlook.
Former Director of Henan Provincial Department of Justice Wang Wenhai Dies in Prison Before Second Trial Verdict
Former Director of the Henan Provincial Department of Justice, Wang Wenhai, who had already fallen from power, passed away due to illness on October 13. His related legal case has concluded its second trial, but a verdict has yet to be delivered.