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Confronting Life's Challenges With Poise, Looking Forward to the Future
Recently, a tragic family incident occurred in Taikoo Shing, Hong Kong. A mother and daughter had a dispute over educational issues, which led the mother to tragically take her own life by jumping from a building. The daughter, profoundly affected by this event, also jumped to her death the followin
Vietnamese Communist Party Chief Sends Secret Telegram to Trump: Vietnam Demands $10 Billion in Compensation from Xi Jinping
After witnessing the extremely grand welcome Xi Jinping received during his visit to Vietnam, Donald Trump became very displeased, suspecting that the two sides were conspiring against the United States.
Changes in the Welcoming Ceremony Further Highlight Xi's Diminishing Diplomatic Authority
According to a report by the Central Television of the Communist Party of China, on the morning of April 23, Xi Jinping hosted a welcoming ceremony at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing for Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, who was on a state visit to China.
DeepSeek's Nonsense and "Hallucinations" — Baidu Chairman Vents His Frustration
According to Dajiyuan, DeepSeek, a domestic Chinese AI model that was heavily promoted by official media earlier this year, has recently been criticised by Baidu's chairman, Robin Li (Li Yanhong). As DeepSeek-R1 spread rapidly across mainland China after its launch, problems with the model became increasingly apparent.
The Rise of the 'Climax Needle' in Mainland China: A Dangerous Frenzy of 'Intelligence Tax' and Moral Marginalisation
In recent years, a medical beauty procedure known as the 'climax needle' has gained popularity in mainland China.
Military Power Shake-Up: He Weidong’s Removal Rocks Zhongnanhai, Xi Jinping in Danger!
In April 2025, overseas reports about the removal of Central Military Commission (CMC) Vice Chairman He Weidong spread rapidly.
Chinese Airlines Halt Boeing Deliveries: A Self-Defeating Move Amid the Tariff War
On the morning of April 24, an undelivered Boeing aircraft took off from the Boeing Completion and Delivery Centre in Zhoushan, Zhejiang Province, heading to Guam, with its final destination being Boeing’s factory in Seattle, USA.
Politburo Meeting Emphasizes International Struggle: Xi Jinping Continues to Misjudge, Cutting Off His Own Retreat
According to the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) official media Xinhua News Agency, the Politburo of the CCP Central Committee held a meeting on April 25 to analyse the current economic situation and economic work. Xi Jinping presided over the meeting.
Mainland Spouses Promoting Military Unification Expelled From Taiwan, a Necessary Measure to Safeguard Security
In March 2025, the Taiwan authorities expelled three mainland Chinese spouses (referred to as mainland spouses) on the grounds of 'endangering national security and social stability.'
Cai Qi's Role Shift: Secretaries Must Now Follow New Central Orders
According to reports from Chinese state media, on April 24, the National Party and Government Secretaries-General Conference was held in Beijing. Cai Qi, a member of the CCP Politburo Standing Committee and Director of the General Office of the CCP Central Committee, attended the meeting and delivered a speech.
Xi Jinping's Failed Coup Attempt has Led to a Thorough Purge of Military Influence
Senior members of the Communist Party of China, the princeling faction, and the second generation of red officials have united against Xi Jinping, with ongoing rumours of a complete eradication of his influence within the military.
Dong Mingzhu’s “Spy Theory” Sparks Controversy: A Test of the CCP’s Xenophobic Frenzy
According to a Beijing News report on April 23, Gree Electric Chairwoman Dong Mingzhu declared at a public event that Gree “will never hire returnees from overseas” because “some of them are spies.”
Shanghai Metro Paralysed, Public Outrage Boils Over, Shattering the Myth of Chinese Communist Party Infrastructure!
According to a report by The Paper on April 23, the Shanghai Metro Line 1 was suspended for 12 hours due to a power failure, leaving hundreds of thousands of passengers stranded and sparking street protests and intense online discussions.
Xi Jinping's Health Crisis: A Sign of Power Collapse?
Reports indicate that Xi Jinping has been reducing his public appearances due to health concerns, leading to speculation about power struggles within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leadership.
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.