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China hits back at US tariffs with rare earth export controls
USA-TRUMP-CHINA-RAREEARTHS:China hits back at US tariffs with rare earth export controls
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.
Rising Transnational Crime Network Behind Myanmar’s Myawaddy Region
In recent years, Myanmar’s Myawaddy region has gained significant attention due to its rampant telecom fraud activities, particularly issues involving the kidnapping and forced labor of Chinese nationals. These incidents have sparked widespread social outrage and media focus.
PLA’s 306 Hospital Omits Mention of “Chairman Xi,” Indicating Loss of Influence in the Military Commission
Since the CCP's Third Plenary Session in July last year, there have been numerous unusual developments within the Chinese military and the upper echelons of the CCP, sparking speculation about whether party leader Xi Jinping still holds control over military and even party power.
The Wang Xing Kidnapping Incident Escalates: Chinese Actor Wu Jing of Wolf Warrior Fame Called Upon
Recently, Chinese actor Wang Xing was kidnapped by a fake film crew and taken to the fraudulent compounds of Myawaddy, Myanmar. Although he has since been rescued, he reported seeing more than 50 other Chinese citizens still being held captive, with the total number of Chinese nationals trapped in Myawaddy believed to be even higher.
The Strange Habits of Corrupt CCP Officials Leave People Stunned (Part 2)
A Scene from a CCP Meeting: The Chairperson on Stage Speaks in a Droning Buzz, Perfect for Helping M
What Is the CCP's Intent Behind Eavesdropping on Trump's Phone Calls?
"The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) eavesdropped on President Trump and everyone around him for six months, stealing massive amounts of data from our telecommunications network," stated former U.S. National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster during a recent panel at the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington, D.C.
Shockwaves in the Chinese Chess World: Three National Champions Banned for Life
Recent events have once again shaken the Chinese chess (xiangqi) community. A total of 41 Chinese chess players have been penalized, with three national champions receiving lifetime bans.
Taiwan reports 'significant rise' in suspected Chinese espionage
TAIWAN-CHINA-ESPIONAGE:Taiwan reports 'significant rise' in suspected Chinese espionage
China's Shimao drops 15% after developer receives liquidation petition
CHINA-PROPERTY-DEBT-SHIMAO-GROUP:China's Shimao drops 15% after developer receives liquidation petition
Liu Zhenli Likely to Succeed Dong Jun: Another Sign of Xi's Waning Power
According to reports from the Chinese military's official publication, on January 8, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim met with Liu Zhenli, a member of the Central Military Commission (CMC) and Chief of the Joint Staff Department of the CMC, in Putrajaya.
The Central Bank Halts Government Bond Purchases: Xi Jinping's Financial Policy in Trouble?
On the morning of January 10, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) announced that due to the persistent supply-demand imbalance in the government bond market, it has decided to suspend open-market purchases of government bonds starting January 2025. The central bank stated that it would resume operations when market conditions warrant.