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Wang Youqun: Can the Blood Debt Owed by the CCP Murderers Ever Be Repaid?
This year marks the 27th anniversary of the CCP's persecution of Falun Gong. According to incomplete statistics from Minghui.org, at least 5,322 named Falun Gong practitioners have been persecuted to death by the CCP. Due to the CCP's information blockade, this figure may only represent the
World Internet Conference Opens in Zhejiang, Criticized for Omnipresent Restrictions and Censorship
The 2024 World Internet Conference opened on Wednesday (November 20) in Wuzhen, Zhejiang. CCP leader Xi Jinping delivered a video address, emphasizing that China would drive development through innovation and establish security as its baseline.
The Police's "Distant-water Fishing" Arrests Remain Shrouded in Secrecy, With Authorities Refusing to Disclose the Origins of Those Detained.
The CCP's local police have engaged in cross-border profit-driven law enforcement targeting entrepreneurs, a practice referred to as "distant-water fishing," which has sparked controversy.
The CCP's Internet Conference Draws Attention to the Great Firewall and Walled Gardens
On November 20, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) held its so-called "2024 World Internet Conference" in Wuzhen, Zhejiang. The authorities treated the event as a high-security affair, deploying large numbers of police at every turn, with checkpoints for vehicles and individuals.
Yuan Bin: What Does the Arrest of a Billionaire Activist in Shanghai Indicate?
On November 18, over 100 homeowners of Suhe No. 1 in Shanghai took to the streets to protest and defend their rights due to the unfinished state of their housing project. As a result, they were met with violent suppression by the police.
Frequent Malicious Assault Incidents: Official Reports Fail to Soothe Public Discontent in China
Since last week, at least three public attacks have occurred in China, resulting in at least 43 deaths and over 60 injuries.
Foreign Companies in China Reducing Production Capacity and Moving Factories to Vietnam and Other Countries
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, who is set to return to the White House, stated during his campaign that he would impose a 60% tariff on Chinese goods upon taking office.
Global Condemnation of Heavy Sentences for Hong Kong Democrats; Taiwan-Hong Kong Alliance Warns Against CCP’s Deception
United Nations human rights officials and multiple nations have condemned the harsh sentencing of 45 Hong Kong pro-democracy activists for their participation in primary elections.
China’s Job Traps: Graduates Become Lambs to the Slaughter
On November 16, a knife attack at Wuxi Institute of Arts and Technology in Jiangsu Province, China, left at least eight dead and 17 injured.
Hong Kong Government Heavily Sentences Pro-Democracy Activists; Pelosi Slams Rulings as "Absurd"
On November 19, Hong Kong’s High Court sentenced 45 pro-democracy activists to prison terms ranging from 4 to 10 years for "conspiracy to subvert state power."
Jimmy Lai Testifies for the First Time, Denies Requesting Foreign Sanctions Against China and Hong Kong
Jimmy Lai, the Hong Kong pro-democracy media tycoon and founder of Next Digital, who has been detained by the Hong Kong government for nearly four years, testified in court for the first time on Wednesday (November 20).
Wuxi Tragedy: 8 Dead and 17 Injured, Tied to Xi Jinping’s Grandiose Policies
On the afternoon of November 16, a horrifying knife attack occurred at Jiangsu Wuxi Institute of Arts and Crafts, resulting in 8 deaths and 17 injuries.
Li Keqiang’s Cousin and Other “Financial Tigers” Investigated and Sentenced as CCP Anti-Corruption Shifts Toward Economic Motives
On November 19, Zhu Congjiu, former Vice Governor and Vice Chairman of the Zhejiang Provincial Political Consultative Conference, was sentenced to life imprisonment.
U.S. Considering Revoking China's Most-Favored-Nation Status: How Significant Is the Impact on the CCP?
On November 19, the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission (USCC) submitted its 2024 annual report to Congress, proposing a series of policy recommendations that could fundamentally alter the landscape of U.S.-China economic and technological competition.
Why Did Xi Jinping "Name" Lai Ching-te During His Peru Meeting?
According to reports from Chinese state media, during the “Biden-Xi Summit” held in Peru on November 16, Xi Jinping addressed the Taiwan issue
"Real Money" Incentives for Childbirth: Fewer Than Five Babies Born Per Month in Gansu’s Subei County
Recently, Subei County in Gansu Province introduced a policy aimed at boosting the birthrate by offering cash subsidies of up to 100,000 yuan to eligible families with a second or third child. This announcement has drawn significant public attention.
China’s University Graduates to Reach 12.22 Million: High Unemployment and "Degree Inflation" Intensify Anxiety
China's Ministry of Education predicts that by 2025, the number of university graduates will hit a record high of 12.22 million. However, with increasing employment pressure, many graduates find themselves in the predicament of "graduating into unemployment."
The Pace of Top Global Companies Withdrawing from China Accelerates in 2024
A new study conducted by a prominent American financial firm indicates that even before Donald Trump, who advocates imposing high tariffs on Chinese goods, won the U.S. presidential election, the trend of top global companies shifting production and operations out of China had already been accelerating.
International society severely condemns Hong Kong's harsh sentencing of 45 democratic party individuals
The international community has severely condemned Hong Kong for harshly sentencing 45 Hong Kong pro-democracy figures on charges of "conspiracy to subvert state power."
Analysis: Xi’s Ally Uses Guizhou Debt Crisis as a Tactic While Hiding One of Sun Zhigang’s Crimes
Former CCP Guizhou Provincial Party Secretary Sun Zhigang was sentenced to death with reprieve last month on bribery charges.
Domestic Economic Woes Boil Over as Xi Jinping Spends Big at G20 Summit
In recent years, China’s economy has been in continuous decline, with skyrocketing local debts, widespread economic stagnation, increasing family disputes under financial stress, and issues of judicial injustice.