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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
Agency Colludes with Hospitals, Over 20 Babies Sold This Year
In Shandong, an intermediary involved in baby trafficking claimed to have insiders in hospitals who can provide buyers with full services, including birth certificates, household registration, and vaccination certificates, with the option of selecting a boy or girl. The intermediary claimed to have sold over twenty babies this year, drawing widespread attention.
Beijing BMW Dealer Xingdebao Collapses, World's First 5S Store Closes
China's automotive industry's months-long price war has resulted in massive losses for car companies and dealers. Following the collapse of prominent Guangdong car dealer Yong'ao Group, BMW's first 5S dealership in Beijing, Xingdebao, has recently been revealed to be "abandoned."
Investors Rushing into the Market as Chinese Government's Market Propaganda Reaches Unprecedented Levels
"Zhejiang Daily's" Tide News reported on October 23 that recently, the stock market has become a hot topic of casual conversation. Chinese state media is hyping up a bullish market atmosphere, enticing some younger investors from the '90s and 2000s to open accounts and rush into the market.
Xi Jinping Absent in Beijing, Military Takes Big Action, Zhang Youxia Displays Dominance as Military Boss
On October 22, Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping arrived in Kazan, Russia, to attend the three-day BRICS summit. What's quite intriguing is that before Xi Jinping, the Chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC), had even left, Zhang Youxia, the CMC Vice Chairman, initiated a major military action, while the top military leader Xi Jinping was left in the background.
The Predicament of Overseas Democracy Movements and the CCP’s Infiltration Tactics
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP), obsessed with its "united front" work and espionage activities, is relentless in its infiltration efforts into the U.S. and other nations.
Great Wall Motors Chairman: China's Electric Vehicles Lack Core Technology
Electric vehicles (EVs) have been a key industry for the Chinese Communist Party to promote and develop. However, it faces an embarrassing reality: the core technology still heavily relies on Western countries.
Henan: 4-Year-Old Girl Undergoes Surgery on Right Eye, Left Eye Also Operated On
A 4-year-old girl from Xinzheng, Henan Province, recently underwent surgery at a local public hospital to remove a cyst the size of a soybean from her right eye. However, after the surgery, her parents discovered that her left eye had also been operated on. The family suspects that the doctor may have confused the eyes and performed the surgery on the wrong one.
"The Communist Party Won't Let Me Live": Qingdao Driver Rams Over Fifty Cars
On the evening of October 23, a serious revenge-driven incident occurred near Renmin Road in Qingdao, Shandong Province. A cement truck driver, while shouting, "The Communist Party won’t let me live, I want to kill people," drove his vehicle into more than fifty cars.
Analysis: Major Shift in Myanmar's Conflict—Beijing May Struggle to Maintain Control
Myanmar’s civil war continues with airstrikes, explosions, and curfews. Since the Lashio offensive in July, the situation has significantly changed, and experts suggest that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is attempting to balance both warring sides, but it may ultimately lose control over the situation.
China’s Civil Organization Estimates: Over 600 Million People Have a Monthly Income Below 3,500 Yuan
A Chinese civil association analyzed the 2023 personal income tax report from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and estimated that more than 600 million people in China earn less than 3,500 yuan (about 500 USD) per month.
Xu Zhiyong’s Hunger Strike in Prison: Rapid Weight Loss and Critical Condition
Renowned Chinese legal scholar Xu Zhiyong, who was sentenced to a harsh prison term, began a hunger strike in early October in protest against the deprivation of his rights, including being placed under "close surveillance" and denied communication with his family.
Li Xi Purges the Allies of Major Figures: Shocking Revelation About Li Zhanshu
The internal power struggles among the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leadership continue to unfold. Although retired, former CCP Politburo Standing Committee member Li Zhanshu, who played a key role for Xi Jinping, remains under scrutiny.
Analysis: The BRICS Summit – Conflicts and Uncertainties Between Beijing and Moscow
The 16th BRICS Summit, held in Kazan, Russia, began on October 22 and will continue for three days. A major focus of attention is the meeting between Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin
CCP's "Offshore Fishing" Harms Private Enterprises: Experts Explain
Due to financial strain, local governments in China have made cross-province "raids" on private enterprises a common practice. This is referred to as "offshore fishing" in China’s legal circles. An internal report from Guangdong revealed that nearly 10,000 companies in Guangzhou alone have been victimized.
Yao Haijun Investigated: Planned the Publication of The Three-Body Problem, Advocated for Human Rights and Constitutional Governance
On October 23, 2024, the Chinese Communist Party officially announced that Yao Haijun, the deputy ed
Xi Jinping’s Military Power Transfer: New Evidence Points to Zhang Youxia
Following the Third Plenum, rumors that Xi Jinping's power has been diminished are spreading across the internet, with the most explosive being claims that his control over the military has been handed over to Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC), Zhang Youxia.
Analysis: The Chinese Communist Party Falls into Its Own Economic Trap
The Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) stubborn support for an export-oriented manufacturing strategy has led China down a path of diminishing domestic returns and increasing foreign hostility. The CCP has fallen into an economic trap of its own making.
US lawmaker demands answers on TSMC chip in Huawei device
USA-TSMC-HUAWEI-CONGRESS:US lawmaker demands answers on TSMC chip in Huawei device
Dan Fengchen: Young Man Challenging the CCP – Are You Still Alive?
On March 30, 2020, Shandong youth Zhang Wenbin released a video, publicly and boldly calling for the "Communist Party to step down" and for "Xi Jinping to step down." The video attracted widespread attention from netizens, garnering 88,000 views, thousands of shares, and likes within just 18 hours.
Yellen and IMF Experts: Chinese Policies Insufficient to Boost Domestic Demand
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and International Monetary Fund (IMF) Chief Economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas both stated that the latest economic policies from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) have failed to effectively stimulate domestic demand, and this issue remains a significant factor in U.S.-China trade tensions.