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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
Trump Wins Election, "Cross-Line Passengers" Uneasy: Some Fear Deportation
Xiao Jing, a Chinese woman in her 30s (alias, due to fear of affecting her ability to leave China), recently paid 250,000 RMB to an agent planning to "cross the line" to the United States.
Rights Activist Beaten and Left with Fractured Legs in Beijing; Police Unresponsive for Over a Year
Rights activist Ma Bo from Heilongjiang was beaten at a Beijing bus stop in September last year, resulting in broken legs. More than a year later, the case remains unresolved as Beijing police continue to delay proceedings.
Will CCP Leader Meet Biden in South America and What Will They Discuss?
From November 10 to 21, Peru and Brazil in South America will become the centers for economic exchanges among Asia-Pacific nations. The 31st APEC Leaders’ Informal Meeting and the 19th G20 Leaders’ Summit will be held in these two countries, respectively.
Li Xiaopeng Officially Removed from Office, Princeling Faction Almost Marginalized
On November 8 (Friday), CCP leader Xi Jinping signed a presidential order officially removing Li Xiaopeng, the son of former Premier Li Peng, from his position as Minister of Transport. With Li Xiaopeng's move to a secondary position, the influence of the princeling faction within the CCP has been largely marginalized.
Reports of Sima Nan Being Silenced Across the Internet for a Year
South China Morning Post reported on Saturday (November 9) that Chinese internet regulators have imposed a "gag order" on controversial ultra-nationalist blogger Sima Nan, suspending his social media accounts for one year.
Chinese Man Detained After Multiple Attempts to Trespass at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Estate
A Chinese citizen attempted to enter President-elect Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate, violating a no-contact court order issued after previous trespassing attempts. He was detained by police on Friday (November 8) on charges of illegal trespass.
Provincial High Court Graffiti Reads "Corrupt Officials Collude"
Depositors of Henan village and township banks have been fighting for their rights for years without success, repeatedly facing violent repression.
Shi Ming: The Lesson of Retribution Faced by Fallen Officials in Guangdong Province
As of October this year, at least 22 CCP officials in Guangdong Province have fallen from power, with 19 under investigation, 2 sentenced, and 1 expelled from public office.
Special Awards of China News Award Dominated by Xi Jinping Themes, Criticized as "Shameless"
The results of the 34th China News Award were announced on November 7. This award, approved by the CCP's Central Propaganda Department, is the highest honor for outstanding news works in China and has been awarded annually since 1991 by the All-China Journalists Association. Notably, three of the four special awards in this year's China News Award were directly related to Xi Jinping.
Zhengzhou's 200,000 University Students’ Night Ride to Kaifeng Banned; Larger in Scale Than the "Blank Paper Movement"
In recent days, a trend of night bike rides from Zhengzhou to Kaifeng by university students in Henan Province has emerged, with tens of thousands participating. Reports indicate that on the night of November 8, over 200,000 people joined in, forming a riding convoy that extended for tens of kilometers.
Sun Zhigang Should Atone with Death for the "Corn Revolution" He Pushed in Guizhou
In the last article of our "Night Talk in Zhongnanhai" column, we discussed that Sun Zhigang, the former CCP Guizhou Provincial Party Secretary who was sentenced to a suspended death sentence with life imprisonment at the end of last month, will have 17 other high-level cadres sharing the same fate accompanying him in Qincheng Prison.
World Media on China: How Beijing Responds to Trump 2.0
During Trump’s first tenure as U.S. President in 2017, he launched a trade war against China, citing "unfair trade" practices, which significantly impacted global trade and supply chain structures.
Li Qiang Suspended; The Trade War Kicks Off and He May Become the Scapegoat
Trump’s forceful comeback has made the Sino-American trade conflict the Damocles sword hanging over Xi Jinping’s head.
Zhengzhou University Students' Large-Scale Night Ride to Kaifeng Sparks Official Alarm
Recently, a large-scale night cycling trip by Zhengzhou university students to Kaifeng has drawn significant attention, peaking on the night of November 8. The convoy stretched for tens of kilometers, "filled with shared bicycles."
Beijing Meeting: Cai Qi Attends, Anomalies in Official Reporting
In November, when Xi Jinping visited Hubei and conducted inspections in Fujian and Anhui in October, the frequent companion to Xi, Politburo Standing Committee member, First Secretary of the Secretariat, and Director of the General Office Cai Qi, was notably absent.
Beijing Launches $1.4 Trillion Relief Plan: Neither Addressing the Symptoms nor the Root Causes?
Beijing has approved a $1.4 trillion package plan to help local governments swap mounting hidden debts. However, this time, there was no plan proposed to stimulate consumption, and the market responded pessimistically. How does the outside world interpret the reasons and effects of this plan?
Chinese Smart Air Fryers Could Turn into "Listening Devices"? UK Report Reveals Risk
The UK consumer protection organization "Which?" recently published an investigative report revealing that some Chinese brands of smart air fryers may collect users' sensitive information and upload it to servers in China, including platforms such as TikTok.
CCP Cultivates 'Local Collaborators' to Penetrate Taiwan's Countryside; Experts Recommend Establishing a Whistleblower Mechanism
In recent years, Taiwan has witnessed several cases involving individuals allegedly accepting CCP funding and violating the Anti-Infiltration Act, highlighting how the CCP uses "local collaborators" to gradually infiltrate Taiwanese society and the political system, posing significant challenges to Taiwan's democratic institutions.
Li Ganjie No Longer Accompanies Xi Jinping on Domestic Inspections
CCP state media previously revealed that when the Chinese president or premier goes on overseas visits, accompanying officials are usually those of vice-ministerial rank or higher. Key officials who accompany the president on state visits typically include the First Lady, the director of the Central Policy Research Office, the director of the General Office, and the State Councilor in charge of foreign affairs.
“Xi Unanimously Elected President” Wins Top News Award, Called Satirical Mockery
On November 7, China's National Radio and Television Administration announced the winners of the 34th China Journalism Awards. The report titled "Xi Jinping Unanimously Elected President of China and Chairman of the Central Military Commission" was awarded the special grand prize. On November 7, China's National Radio and Television Administration announced the winners of the 34th China Journalism Awards. The report titled "Xi Jinping Unanimously Elected President of China and Chairman of the Central Military Commission" was awarded the special grand prize.