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It Appears That Cai Qi is Aware That Xi's Performance Since Becoming the Party Leader Has Been Poorly Regarded.
According to reports from the official media of the Chinese Communist Party, from April 23 to 24, Cai Qi, a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee and Secretary of the Central Secretariat, who is also a close ally of Xi Jinping, conducted research and inspe
Gangs, Underground Banks, Temples, and the Internet — Taiwan on Alert for Multiple CCP Infiltration Tactics
Taiwan’s National Security Bureau (NSB) has released a report detailing five major tactics recently used by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to infiltrate Taiwan.
Confidential Document from the Central Military Commission Circulated to the Entire Army — Xi Jinping “Turns White Overnight”
Former Chinese journalist Zhao Lanjian, who was the first to report the arrest of Xi Jinping's close ally and Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC), He Weidong, has once again revealed explosive information on his social media.
Netflix has Long Sought to Enter the Chinese Market, But Ultimately, Not a Single Film has Passed the Review Process
According to a report from the People's Daily, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos disclosed that the company has been attempting to break into the Chinese market for several years, yet none of its films have cleared the stringent review system imposed by the Chinese Communist Party.
This Farce in Zhongnanhai Won’t Last Much Longer
In the official narrative of (Communist) China, Sun Wukong is being summoned once again—not as the rebellious figure who wreaked havoc in Heaven, but as a national hero tasked with the mission of “exporting Chinese culture.”
He Jing, the Wife of Former Singapore Prime Minister Li Xianlong, has Once Again Drawn Attention by Sharing a Controversial Article on Facebook, Accompanied by an Image of Xi Jinping Sitting Alone
He Jing has resurfaced in the news for sharing a contentious article written by Singapore think tank scholar Michael Petraeus.
Guangzhou Teacher Punished for Speech: Crackdown on Expression Reaches a Boiling Point
According to Radio Free Asia on April 22, a middle school teacher in Guangzhou, Li Ming (pseudonym), was detained by police for 15 days after criticising the government’s economic policies in class. A student reported him, and he was charged with “picking quarrels and provoking trouble.”
The Gun Battle in Linhai Stains Zhejiang with Blood: A Warning Bell for the Crisis Under the CCP
According to multiple posts on platform X on April 22, a gun battle erupted between police and civilians on Quanjingyang Road in Linhai City, Taizhou, Zhejiang.
Wang Huning Opposes the "Party Central"? There’s a Reason Why Xinhua News Didn’t Publish His News
The political atmosphere in Zhongnanhai remains murky. After returning from a recent trip to Southeast Asia, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader, whose power is said to have been weakened, was met with news that Vietnam had purchased American fighter jets and was deepening cooperation with the United States, revealing the limited results of his diplomacy.
China's Unemployment Crisis Has Reached Alarming Levels! The Difficult Times are Far from Over
As China's economy has remained sluggish for several years, an increasing number of citizens are confronting unemployment and job-related challenges. Maintaining a basic standard of living has become a significant hurdle for many workers in Chinese cities.
Retail Sales in Beijing Down 9.9% in March – Citizens Living on Tight Budgets
Beijing’s latest consumer data remains bleak. Retail sales of consumer goods in March dropped nearly 10% year-on-year, and according to a local dissident, even the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)'s top priority, “stability maintenance” budget, is reportedly being cut.
Li Xianlong's Wife Shares Article Criticising Xi: 'He Has Always Behaved Like a Gang Leader'
On Monday (21st), He Jing reposted an article targeting Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping on the Singapore commentary platform 'Critical Spectator' via her personal Facebook.
Beijing Preparing to Abandon Xi Jinping — Greater Political Turmoil Imminent
Trump’s tariff war has struck at the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)’s vital interests, rapidly isolating it. In response, the CCP is threatening global retaliation. Meanwhile, the Russia-Ukraine negotiations have reached a critical stage, and Xi Jinping's secret agreement with Putin has been exposed.
Sandstorm Devastates Beijing – Why Have Environmental Promises Come to Nothing?
On April 20, The Paper reported that Beijing was hit by the strongest sandstorm in 75 years.
Kunming Municipal Committee Secretary-General Replaced; Is the Airlifted Secretary from Fujian in Trouble?
Recently, the "Government Leaders" section of the Kunming Municipal Government website in Yunnan Province revealed that Dai Huiming has been appointed as a member of the Standing Committee of the Kunming Municipal Committee and Secretary-General of the Kunming Municipal Committee, in addition to serving as Deputy Mayor of Kunming and a member of the Party Group.
Shockwaves in Zhongnanhai – Anti-CCP Banners Appear in Chengdu, Police Take No Action
Despite the Chinese Communist Party's increasingly tight control and omnipresent street surveillance, three enormous anti-CCP banners appeared last week on a busy overpass in Chengdu.
Thailand Arrests Senior Executive of China Railway 10th Bureau: CCP's Shoddy Projects Impacting Overseas
According to a report by 'Star News' on April 20, Thai authorities arrested Zhang Chuanling, the general manager of the Thailand branch of China Railway 10th Bureau, on April 19.
Scandal at Beijing Institute of Technology Sparks New Outrage: Another Testament to the CCP’s Degenerate DNA
On April 19, Chang Xuqiang, a 2023 master's student at the School of Mechanical Engineering and Vehicles at Beijing Institute of Technology, publicly accused the school's Deputy Dean and Professor, Gong Lin (male), of sexual harassment and an improper sexual relationship, which he claims led to his development of moderate depression and mild anxiety.
From Chives to Human Mines
As an ordinary Chinese citizen, I often refer to myself as "chives." This term is a form of self-mockery among internet users, originally describing retail investors in the stock market: grassroots shareholders frequently find themselves trapped after purchasing stocks, unable to escape, and waiting to be harvested.
Barely Holding On Under Trump's Tariff Blows, the CCP Suddenly Discovers China's Plummeting Marriage Rate
Recently, data on marriage registrations in mainland China for the first quarter of 2025 were released. The numbers show that "only 890,000 couples nationwide registered their marriage — the lowest figure since 1986." Compared to the same period in 2024, this marks a staggering 54.7% drop.
The Chinese Communist Party's Close Allies Have All Capitulated; Xi's 'Charm Offensive' Has Been Declared a Failure
Shortly after concluding his visit to Vietnam, Xi Jinping proclaimed, 'Together we oppose unilateral bullying,' and presented Vietnam with a substantial gift package in an attempt to unite against the United States.