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The Disappearance of the Military's "Order No. 1" and Zhang Youxia's Placement After He Weidong—Is It False?
Since 2018, at the start of each year until 2022, it was customary for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader and Chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC), Xi Jinping, to issue Order No. 1 of the Central Military Commission.
Lawyer Qin Yongpei Released from Prison: No Matter the Cost, I Choose to Speak the Truth
Recently, Qin Yongpei, the director of Guangxi's Baijuming Law Firm and a rights lawyer, was released from prison.
Officials Rape Young Girls, Organize Prostitution, and 2024 Women in Chains. The CCP is the Source of Misfortune.
It is common for senior CCP officials to be exposed to sex scandals. The most recent example is the affair of Tang Renjian, the former governor of Gansu, with former deputy governor Zhao Jinyun. However, there are not many party officials who sexually assault young girls and organize prostitution.
Zhongnanhai’s Sensitive Language in Commemorating Ye Xuanping’s Centennial Sparks Attention on Internal Struggle
On November 1, the CCP held a seminar commemorating the 100th anniversary of Ye Xuanping’s birth. CCP National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) Chairman Wang Huning attended and met with representatives of Ye Xuanping’s family. During the event, CPPCC Vice Chairman Shi Taifeng emphasized that after retirement, Ye “firmly supported Xi as the core.”
How Many Hidden Secrets Lie Within Huawei’s HarmonyOS?
Huawei, the controversial company from Shenzhen, recently launched the latest version of its native HarmonyOS, drawing widespread attention. Many are questioning its claimed independence, security, and commercial viability. What hidden secrets lie behind Huawei’s HarmonyOS?
Multiple Vice-Ministerial Officials Reported by Party Members, Xi’s “Rule of Law” Faces Embarrassment
Since this summer, when the CCP increased efforts to catch spies and eliminate traitors, sparking a wave of public reporting and officials exposing each other, incidents of secretaries reporting on leaders, deputy presidents of courts reporting on disciplinary inspection officials, deputy directors of public security reporting on court presidents, police station chiefs reporting on public security bureau directors, and prosecutors reporting on judges have abounded.
Shanghai’s Strange Phenomena Continue: Six More Unusual Trends
Under the bustling night scene, Shanghai is no longer what it used to be! (Video Screenshot) [People
Can Mainland Youth "Live Off Parents" with No Jobs Available?
Recently, Professor Liang from Fudan University in Shanghai publicly suggested that after graduation, Chinese college students would need to “live off their parents for at least three years.” He explained that “living off parents” doesn’t mean simply relying on them for food and housing or becoming “full-time children.” Instead, he recommended that they, like students in Western countries, go on an extended trip between graduation and work, a concept referred to in English as a “gap year.”
Beijing Commits a Major Military Blunder, Weakness Exposed by the U.S. Military
Recently, there are rumors that the CCP leader has lost control of the military. Discord between commanders and instability at the rear are serious military blunders. The U.S. may have obtained more accurate intelligence.
Another “Chained Woman” Exposed: Hunan Woman Imprisoned for 5 Years, Raped, and Gave Birth
A female university student in Hunan was deceived and imprisoned for five years, during which she was raped and gave birth to a child, ultimately resulting in her mental collapse. By chance, she was freed from the nightmare, but her life after reappearing was completely different from before she disappeared.
Zhu Rongji and Wang Qishan Appear in Public; Ding Xuexiang Softly Takes Sides
Just as rumors of Xi Jinping's authority being weakened and his power diminished are rife in society, another piece of news indirectly confirms these rumors.
He Weidong’s Commands Ignored, Military Branches Show Who’s Really in Charge
Since news circulated over three months ago that CCP leader encountered an "incident" during the 20th Central Committee's Third Plenary Session, unusual signals have been appearing among the top echelons of the CCP's party, government, and military.
CCP’s Military Corruption Scandal Sparks Concern Over "Model Party Members"
The CCP’s anti-corruption campaign is increasingly targeting officials of all ranks. However, it has been observed that, according to the CCP, these officials supposedly possess strong "party loyalty." Recently, two military industry figures, He Wenzhong and Xiao Longxu, who were both praised as "model Party members" at national and military levels, were exposed for corruption, sparking discussion over the dangers of CCP’s party loyalty.
Henan Hospital Exposed for Selling Babies; Whistleblower: Time Span of 13 Years
A scandal has recently broken out at the People’s Hospital in Ningling County, Shangqiu City, Henan Province. Staff at this state-run hospital have been accused of long-term involvement in illegal baby trafficking activities. These trafficked babies were issued official documents, “cleansing” their identities, and the case spans 13 years.
Huawei’s Profit Decline in Q3 Draws Focus on TSMC Chips in Products
On Thursday (31st), Huawei announced that although its revenue for the first three quarters grew nearly 30%, its profit declined. Huawei’s founder, Ren Zhengfei, said that Huawei is still struggling. Recently, it was revealed that Taiwan's TSMC chips appeared in Huawei products subject to sanctions, drawing concern from U.S. congress members.
"Unauthorized" – CCP Utilizes Meta Model to Develop Military AI Tool
According to an exclusive report by Reuters on Friday, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Academy of Military Sciences, affiliated with the Central Military Commission, "unauthorized" use of Meta's artificial intelligence (AI) model is aimed at developing intelligence gathering and processing capabilities.
"Living Off the Military-Industrial Complex": How Many Military Industry Rats Are There?
On the 24th of last month, Xinhua News Agency published an article titled, "Prosecutor's Office Decides to Arrest He Wenzhong," announcing that the Supreme People's Procuratorate had authorized the arrest of He Wenzhong, former Party Committee member and deputy general manager of China Electronics Technology Group Corporation (CETC), by the Hebei Provincial Procuratorate.
Human Rights Lawyer Wang Yu Extremely Weak After Hunger Strike; Husband Bao Longjun Reveals Details
Chinese human rights lawyer Wang Yu was released after nine days in detention and nine days of a hunger strike. According to her husband, Bao Longjun, Wang Yu is extremely weak and, after visiting two hospitals, has returned to the hotel. Why did Wang Yu go on a hunger strike? What did she experience in the detention center?
Analysis of the Final Fates of the 12 Chinese Communist Party Leaders
Since the founding of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in 1921, there have been 12 leaders, namely: Chen Duxiu, Qu Qiubai, Xiang Zhongfa, Bo Gu, Zhang Wentian, Mao Zedong, Hua Guofeng, Hu Yaobang, Zhao Ziyang, Jiang Zemin, Hu Jintao, and Xi Jinping.
CCP Accuses Samsung Engineer of Espionage – Experts: Retaliation Against South Korea
Recently, a South Korean semiconductor engineer was arrested in China on espionage charges. This comes shortly after the South Korean government announced a series of new measures to strictly punish intellectual property theft and prevent core technology secrets from leaking.
Severe Competition in China’s Hotel Industry Ahead of "Double 11" – Experts Analyze Causes
The hotel industry in China has yet to recover from the economic impact of the pandemic. As "Double 11" approaches, with supply exceeding demand, the industry faces widespread losses, leading to layoffs or shifts in business models as responses.