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National Security Officials: Huang Yihau's Fake Car Accident Orchestrated by Mastermind 'K' Who Entered Taiwan to Carry Out Mission
Taiwanese comedian Huang Yihau was intentionally struck by a vehicle in September. An unnamed official from Taiwan's national security agency disclosed to Radio Free Asia that investigators found on the suspect's mobile phone that the Chinese side had explicitly instructed them to hit Huang
The Hidden Truth of the 2020 Wuhan Epidemic: Military Threats and Resource Transfers......
By 2024, Wuhan will have regained its former vibrancy, with busy streets and flowing traffic, as if the shadow of the COVID-19 pandemic has completely lifted.
Zong Fuli and the Inheritance Battle with Three American Siblings: The Hidden Dangers Behind the Wahaha Legacy War
Zong Qinghou, the founder of Wahaha Group, one of China’s leading food and beverage companies and a three-time Forbes-listed “richest man in China,” passed away in February 2024 due to illness.
Uncovering the Truth About Ma Xingrui and Peng Liyuan’s Relationship — Beyond Imagination
The recent sudden announcement that Ma Xingrui has been removed from his post as Party Secretary of Xinjiang has drawn widespread attention. The official reason cited is that he will be "assigned to another post." Analysts suggest that Ma may either be reassigned to a symbolic position or promoted even further.
Fearing an Uprising, the Military and Police Guard the Bridge; the Ccp Has Lost Its Grip
Following the "Sitong Bridge Incident" in Beijing, the CCP has grown increasingly fearful that the public might rally in response to this event and attempt to overthrow the government. Consequently, they mandated that guards be stationed at bridges throughout Beijing, and recent reports suggest that these guards have been replaced by armed police.
Beijing in a Dilemma: Peaceful or Military Unification Both Difficult – U.S. Punitive Deterrence Includes Nuclear War
On July 15, North Korean media reported that U.S. Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo is set to visit China. In recent days, tensions in the Taiwan Strait have visibly escalated.
Strict Controls Are in Place Ahead of the Beidaihe Conference, and a Mysterious Tank Convoy Has Been Spotted in Beijing
The annual Beidaihe Conference, which has garnered significant attention from the public, has not yet taken place. However, since late June, Beidaihe has been under heightened security, with control measures being intensified.
Six Major Topics Rumored for the 4th Plenary Session: Xi’s Major Regression? Meeting at the End of August Unlikely
The Fourth Plenary Session of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which should have been held before the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection’s plenary session in late October last year, has been delayed, with no news to date.
Is Something Significant Happening? All 7 Standing Committee Members Appear Together, and Local Officials Gather in Beijing
Today (July 15), the People's Daily announced that the Central Urban Work Conference of the Communist Party of China took place in Beijing. All seven members of the Communist Party's Standing Committee, Central Committee members, State Councillors, heads of various central agencies and departments, as well as local officials, were in attendance.
Rumors Swirl: Qin Gang Allegedly Tortured to Death During Detention and Interrogation
Former Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang has not made any public appearances since June 25, 2023. In December 2023, the U.S.-based political news site POLITICO, considered a relatively reliable source, reported that Qin had died from torture or suicide after allegedly leaking military nuclear secrets.
A Photo That Confirms Li Qiang's True Status
Since Xi Jinping's appearance in Yangquan, Shanxi on July 7, the official Chinese media has published a series of articles, phone calls, letters, and other news related to Xi, continuing until July 14.
Imported Mosquitoes to Blame? Guangdong Reports 478 Cases of Chikungunya Fever – No Specific Cure or Vaccine
On July 15, the news that “478 confirmed cases of Chikungunya fever in Shunde District, Foshan” surged to the top of China’s Weibo hot search list, with over 1,123,654 searches as of now. According to Chinese media, the Shunde District Health Bureau in Foshan City, Guangdong Province, announced a local outbreak of Chikungunya fever on July 15.
Dusting Off the Past: “709” Ten Years Later – What Does the CCP Truly Fear?
Ten years ago, on July 9, 2015, a massive, aggressive crackdown on rights lawyers swept across China: police abducted lawyer Wang Yu from the Beijing Fengrui Law Firm along with her husband and son, without any legal or factual basis.
Scandal Among Party Officials: Female Internet Celebrity and Foreign Man's One-Night Stand, Who Disgraces National Dignity More?
Recently, a young internet celebrity from Dalian, surnamed Li, has gained significant attention online.
Which Products Are the Most Toxic in China?
In China, any topic related to toxic food or products immediately draws public attention online.
Misjudging Xi Jinping? He Came with a Plan for Revenge
Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Xi Jinping has always kept the phrase “The Party’s interests are above all else” on his lips. He demands loyalty to the Party from all members, especially officials. But is Xi himself truly loyal to the Party? Does he genuinely put the Party’s interests first?
New Theory on Li Keqiang’s Cause of Death: Electrocution in Water – Doctor Involved in Rescue Reveals the Truth
Although former Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has been dead for nearly two years, public doubts surrounding the cause of his death remain persistent. Recently, a mysterious whistleblower exposed the full details of Li’s alleged murder, attracting widespread attention.
Wang Yi Meets with Russian Foreign Minister for Tea and Discussion: What Insights Can Be Gleaned from Emulating Xi Jinping?
On July 14, the Chinese Communist Party's official media outlet, People's Daily, reported that Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Beijing.
“Damn, if the Dog Doesn’t Do It, I Will!” This Has Become the Hottest New Slogan Among Chinese University Graduates
July and August mark the graduation season for university students in mainland China. However, with the country facing a severe economic recession, the unemployment rate for graduates is expected to hit a new high.
Seven Police Officers with Submachine Guns Massacred Four Innocent Youths—Beijing’s Central Leadership Shocked a Second Time
On February 2, 1996, Beijing was shaken by a shocking crime. Li Peiyao—Vice Chairman of the National People’s Congress Standing Committee and Chair of the Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang—was brutally murdered inside his own home at No. 4 Xinjiekou Outer Street, Xicheng District.
Who Will "Kill Without a Knife"? Xi Jinping "Alone Cannot Escape"
The Tui Bei Tu (《推背圖》) is said to have been commissioned by Tang Emperor Taizong and co-authored by astronomer Li Chunfeng and physiognomist Yuan Tiangang to predict China’s destiny.