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Yu Menglong’s 38th Posthumous Birthday! Strange Phenomena Appear in Beijing, Unusual Sights Seen in Taiwan
On June 15, it marked the 38th birthday of Yu Menglong, but this year, it has become his death anniversary. For countless individuals who hold him dear, this day carries significant weight. The collective longing from around the globe is converging into an immense force.
China's population falls for a third consecutive year
ASIA-POPULATION-CHINA:China's population falls for a third consecutive year
Analyzing the Modern Fate of Chinese Entrepreneurs Through the Rong Family’s Immigration
Recently, news of the prominent entrepreneur Rong family from Wuxi immigrating to Canada has sparked shock and reflection across China. To understand their decision, we need to explore the broader fates of Chinese entrepreneurs in different eras, regions, and political climates under CCP rule.
Xi Jinping Sends Han Zheng to Attend Trump’s Inauguration – Likely to Face a Cold Reception
Yesterday, I analyzed information from foreign media suggesting that Xi Jinping might send Vice President Han Zheng to the U.S. to attend the inauguration ceremony of the 47th President.
Wang Xing Rescued – "Motherland," Where Are You?
The Chinese actor Wang Xing, who was lured to Thailand under false pretenses, has now safely returned to Shanghai.
Sri Lankan President's Omission of Direct Thanks to Xi Jinping Raises Questions
On January 16, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)'s official media published a joint statement between China and Sri Lanka. The statement began by noting that Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe visited China from January 14 to 17 at Xi Jinping's invitation, during which he met with Xi, Premier Li Qiang, and Chairman Zhao Leji.
U-M ends partnership with Chinese university
(The Center Square) – The University of Michigan has announced it will end its Joint Institute with Chinese Shanghai Jiao Tong University, following growing concerns from lawmakers about national security.
Luxury groups pin hopes on US as China weakness persists
LUXURY-RESULTS:Luxury groups pin hopes on US as China weakness persists
US business group in Taiwan expects strong U.S. support to continue under Trump
TAIWAN-USA:US business group in Taiwan expects strong U.S. support to continue under Trump
Taiwan navy to protect sea cables if needed, defence minister says
TAIWAN-CHINA-CABLE:Taiwan navy to protect sea cables if needed, defence minister says
Apple smartphone shipments from China fell 25% in Q4, Canalys says
APPLE-CHINA:Apple smartphone shipments from China fell 25% in Q4, Canalys says
Stock Market Plummets at the Start of the Year, Worst in the World; Desperate Retail Investors Flee
Due to prolonged economic stagnation, investors have lost hope in China's economic recovery. At the start of January 2025, retail investors began a massive sell-off, causing severe losses in the Chinese stock market.
China's Spring Festival Travel Rush Begins: Decline in Consumer Spending, Market Stalls Close
As the Chinese New Year approaches, the country's annual large-scale population movement, known as the Spring Festival travel rush (Chunyun), has commenced. Authorities estimate that around 9 billion trips will be made this year.
Rumors of Rong Yiren Family Immigrating to Canada: Vancouver Mansion with Stunning Ocean Views
The descendants of Rong Yiren, known as the "Red Capitalist," are rumored to have immigrated to Canada.
Beijing Television Station Faces Closure: Cai Qi is Losing Composure
The harsh winds of China's economic winter are growing stronger, bringing widespread layoffs, factory closures, civil servant salary cuts, ghost buildings in first- and second-tier cities, and ghost towns across third- and fourth-tier regions.
The Major Difficulties for the CCP Representative Attending Trump's Inauguration
On January 20, Trump's (Trump) inauguration ceremony, the question of who the CCP will send to attend seems to have become a major challenge.
China Cuts Salaries for Staff of Three Major Financial Regulatory Agencies by 50%
Starting this month, the Chinese government has implemented a significant 50% salary reduction for staff at its three major financial regulatory agencies.
Dong Jun’s Fall: Liu Zhenli Steps in as Defense Minister?
As the year draws to a close, the upper echelons of the Chinese military appear to be embroiled in a turbulent power struggle. Recent reports on activities across various military branches have significantly downplayed mentions of "Xi Jinping Thought," "following Chairman Xi’s command," and the "Central Military Commission (CMC) responsibility system."
Loyalty Language Removed from Military Newspaper and State Media Reports: Evidence of Xi Jinping's Changing Status
Since the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) Third Plenary Session in July last year, there have been unusual changes in reports about the party leader from the CCP's military newspaper and official state media.
The CCP: An Unchanging Threat—Including TikTok's Free Intelligence Transmission to Enemy Nations
China is not the same as the CCP—a consensus that has been widely acknowledged. However, if the CCP dons a colorful disguise, some people may mistake it as “normal.”
Taiwan: Beijing’s Infiltration through Collaboration with Gangs and Military Personnel
Taiwan’s National Security Bureau (NSB) stated on Monday (January 13) that China’s state security apparatus is utilizing multiple channels and methods, including collusion with gangs, establishing shell companies, and exploiting unscrupulous partners, to obtain intelligence on Taiwan’s national defense and sensitive government information.