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Illegal Poaching of High-Tech Talent in Taiwan: 17 Chinese Companies Under Investigation
The Taiwan Ministry of Justice Investigation Bureau announced on Wednesday (August 5) that it has been investigating 17 Chinese-funded enterprises since mid-July for allegedly illegally poaching high-tech talent from Taiwan, with the intent of undermining Taiwan's core competitive advantages.
Can a Headscarf Change One's Fate? Liu Hui Adorns Li Keqiang With One, While Xian Hui Removes One From Xi!
Recently, Liu Hui, the former Chairman of Ningxia, has been accused by the Communist Party of China (CPC) of anonymously framing others. Who did Liu Hui accuse? Who was the target of her accusations? What were the specifics of the allegations? When did these accusations take place? What motivated her to frame someone? Given that the accusations were anonymous, how did the CPC become aware of them? What are the underlying details of this situation?
A Large Number of Disappeared Officials Secretly Executed — The Inside Story Is Shocking
According to insiders within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) system who disclosed information to The Dajiyuan, the latest internal briefing shows that in 2025, the CCP internally confirmed that the total amount of embezzlement, bribery, buying and selling of official positions, illegal income, and unrecovered illicit funds reached as high as 1.1 trillion yuan (RMB).
U.S. Returns to Moon as CCP Space Ambitions Falter Amid Corruption
On April 1, 2026, a new chapter in human deep space exploration began. NASA's Artemis II mission was successfully launched from the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida. Four astronauts boarded the spacecraft, commencing a lunar orbit flight lasting approximately 10 days.
Who is Trying to Ruin the 'four Thousand Year Beauty'? Ju Jingyi's 24-hour Ordeal
On the last day of March, Ju Jingyi, once celebrated as the 'four thousand year beauty', became embroiled in a public scandal over alleged tax evasion.
Wen Jiabao's Strategic Move to Address Issues with Xi, Shi Taifeng Takes Urgent Action
On March 27, photos of 84-year-old Wen Jiabao appearing publicly at the China University of Geosciences in Beijing began to spread widely online. Just as speculation about the authenticity of these images was rife, a video of Wen Jiabao surfaced on March 29 and quickly gained traction in overseas media.
The Seventh Hearing of the Yang Lanlan Case Has Unveiled the Ultimate Strategy in the Ongoing Legal Battle.
On March 31, the Downing Centre Local Court in Sydney hosted the seventh hearing of the widely publicised Yang Lanlan drunk driving case, which has garnered significant attention from the global Chinese community.
Witnesses Reveal Details of the Tragic Bulldozer Incident at a Beijing Market
Tragic incidents of social retaliation are not uncommon in China. On March 29, in the Dahanji Market located in Fangshan District, Beijing, a man drove a bulldozer into a crowd, resulting in severe casualties.
Xi Jinping's Long Arm Cut Off: Li Rui's Diary Case Loses, CCP's Legal Battle Collapses
On March 31, 2026, a ruling from the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California effectively severed the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) long arm reaching into the United States.
Five Internet Celebrities Die Within a Week: Heart Attacks No Longer Just an Elderly Disease
In a shocking turn of events, a significant number of young people in China have suddenly died from heart attacks, a phenomenon that has raised alarm nationwide. Recently, five internet celebrities have died in quick succession, with ages ranging from 21 to 45, prompting widespread concern.
Lunar Eclipse Prophecy of Good and Bad Fortune: The CCP Will Disintegrate Within Three Years, Unable to Escape Disaster
This article reveals that the line of good and bad fortune during the lunar eclipse provides a deeper insight into fortune than the eclipse's coverage area or the coordinates of its maximum point.
Secretary of Defence Lloyd Austin's Secret Visit to the Middle East Highlights the Importance of 'Unpredictability' in U.S. Forces
On Tuesday (March 31), U.S. Secretary of Defence Lloyd Austin shared photos from his secret visit to U.S. troops in the Middle East during a press conference. He announced that U.S. forces successfully intercepted two incoming missiles during his visit.
Zhongnanhai Faces Five Major Dilemmas as Good Friends and Little Brothers Part Ways!
For many years, every time the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) undertakes what it believes to be a significant achievement, it ultimately ends in failure. In recent years, it seems that nearly every action results in decline, failure, or disgrace.
Chongqing Tunnel Explosion: 4 Dead, 9 Injured; Workers Live in Constant Fear
China is one of the countries with the highest incidence of major accidents and the most accidental deaths globally. On March 30, an explosion took place at the Tiefeng Mountain Tunnel, which is being constructed by China Railway 12th Bureau in Chongqing, in the afternoon of the 31st. The official report indicated that the incident led to 4 deaths and 9 injuries.
Beijing Shocked by Bulldozer Ramming into Crowd Causing Multiple Casualties
Recently, an extremely serious, indiscriminate attack occurred in the Fangshan District of Beijing, yet strangely, there is almost no official report about this incident available on the domestic internet.
Unveiling the CCP's Use of Illegal Mass Surveillance and Control to Persecute Innocent People
Editor's Note: The author of this article hails from a typical intellectual family in mainland China, known for their kindness and peaceful coexistence with society.
When TikTok's Algorithm Stops Following Beijing's Orders
A 17-Year-Old American Boy's Encounter with 'Tiananmen' Picture this scenario — A 17-year-old American high school student hears his teacher mention 'Tiananmen' for the first time during history class. After class, he does what any teenager would do: he pulls out his phone and searches for 'Tiananmen' on TikTok. What does he find?
Why is Zhang Xuefeng So Popular? The Behind-the-scenes Truth of the Ten-mile-long Street Farewell for Xuefeng
On March 28, in Suzhou, a nearly two-kilometre-long line quietly stretches out in the chilly spring air. This is not a queue for a new smartphone release, nor is it for a farewell match of a top celebrity; it is ordinary people coming together to bid farewell to someone named Zhang Xuefeng.
Was Wen Jiabao's Appearance Deliberately Orchestrated?
On March 29, a video featuring former Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao visiting the Institute of Geography at the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing gained significant attention online, effectively dispelling the doubts that emerged following the release of related photos two days earlier.
Mainland Pork Prices Continue to Decline, Leaving Farmers Facing a Tough Winter
While spring is typically a season of renewal, the live pig market in China is experiencing an unusual 'late spring chill.' Recently, pork prices in mainland China have continued to fall, with live pig prices in several provinces and cities dropping below 10 yuan per kilogram, reaching a historical low in recent years.
Socialism Must Be Severed! Xi's Anxiety Drives Him to Extremes, as He Extends Support to Cuba and Flatters North Korea.
n late March 2026, Beijing made a sudden high-profile display of 'communist brotherhood.' On March 28, Hua Xin, the Chinese ambassador to Cuba, attended the delivery ceremony for the third batch of 15,600 tons of rice as part of Cuba's emergency food aid project at the Havana port.