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Chinese Human Rights Photographer Du Bin Sentenced to 1 Year and 6 Months
Du Bin, a well-known documentary producer, writer, and photojournalist in China, was taken away by Beijing police in mid-October last year on suspicion of 'picking quarrels and provoking trouble.' Recent updates indicate that he has been sentenced to 1 year and 6 months in prison.
After the Evaporation of 160 Trillion in Wealth, Only Extreme Budget Travel Remains for the May Day Holiday
The strategy of relying on the "Golden Week" to stimulate domestic demand is increasingly losing its effectiveness. This year's "May Day" holiday showcases a stark contrast: tourist attractions are teeming with visitors, and transportation hubs are overwhelmed with congestion; however, this bustling scene is largely disconnected from any real boost in domestic demand, as consumer data reveals a concerning trend.
In a Tragic Incident in Downtown Chengdu, a Car Indiscriminately Struck Pedestrians, Resulting in Over Ten Casualties
On the afternoon of May 1, a shocking event unfolded in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, when a vehicle began to hit pedestrians without warning.
The Chinese Communist Party's 15 Fake Media Infiltrate Japan, Suspected of Using AI to Manipulate Public Opinion
The methods employed by the Chinese Communist Party to infiltrate international public opinion through fake media are becoming increasingly covert and rampant.
Breaking Through the CCP's Blockade, Lai Ching-te Successfully Arrives in Eswatini
Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te made an unexpected visit to Eswatini on Saturday after his itinerary was delayed due to flight permit issues.
Tsinghua Teachers Required to Complete Ideological Dynamics Forms: What is the CCP Afraid Of?
I previously heard from friends in Beijing that the CCP's control over universities has intensified. Monitors are not only assigned to key universities, but cameras are also installed in classrooms to oversee every word and action of teachers.
Survived Five Assassination Attempts: Uncovering the Secret Behind Trump’s “Invincibility”
Since running for president up to the present, U.S. President Donald Trump has faced five assassination attempts, yet each time he has managed to escape unharmed. And this is not simply because of exceptionally strong security measures—so what is the reason? Is the current U.S. president under some kind of curse or protected by divine forces?
It Has Been Over 120 Days Since Xi Jinping Has Taken No Action Against Zhang Youxia
It has been three months since January 24, when Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli were officially announced to be under investigation.
13.69%! Taiwan's GDP in the First Quarter Delivers a Significant Blow to the CCP, Leaving Xi's Regime With Nothing but Passive Loyalty
Xi Jinping's confidence in his system has been challenged! Taiwan's GDP surged to 13.69% in the first quarter, directly overshadowing the CCP's self-proclaimed figure of 5%.
Are Cai Qi and Xi Jinping at Odds? The Economist Suggests That Cai Qi's Excessive Power Poses a Danger
A recent article by The Economist indicates that while Cai Qi is nominally ranked fifth among the seven members of the Standing Committee, he has effectively risen to second place.
Waking Up to Find Oneself Labelled as a Foreign Force! Xi Jinping Continues to Trend
A statement from the Ministry of State Security of the Communist Party of China, claiming that 'young people lying flat are funded and incited by foreign forces,' has sent shockwaves across the internet, trending for several days.
Communist Party Isn’t Descended from Yan and Huang—Yellow Emperor Worship Is Just a Show
According to the "Henan Daily," on April 19, the third day of the third month in the lunar calendar, a grand ceremony to pay homage to the ancestors at the Yellow Emperor's hometown in Xinzheng took place.
Shenzhen Woman Advises Against Smoking, Faces Police 'Strip Search'
Recently, a controversial anti-smoking incident occurred in Shenzhen, a city recognised for having the strictest 'anti-smoking regulations' in China.
U.S. Media: Thousands of Soldiers Construct Road for George W. Bush, Unseated Xi Jinping Feels Bored
According to the Wall Street Journal, in 2005, on the eve of U.S. President George W. Bush's visit to Beijing, the Chinese government mobilised thousands of soldiers to urgently build a mountain biking trail to fulfil the requests of the U.S. President.
Beijing's Drone Ban: Xi Jinping's Security Concerns Represent the Greatest Threat to China's Economy
On May 1, 2026, Beijing implemented the strictest drone policy in its history, resulting in a complete ban on drones in the capital.
Leeks Are Broke! The Box Office for Films During the 'May Day' Holiday Has Been Slashed in Half, Leading to a Wave of Withdrawals
As the Chinese public grapples with job scarcity and a sudden drop in wages, many have adopted a 'lying flat' lifestyle and are engaging in 'extremely low consumption.' Concurrently, the restaurant industry is losing around 10,000 establishments daily.
Sources Indicate That Zhang Youxia's Case is Nearing Its Conclusion, With Results Expected to Be Announced in July.
Zhang Youxia, Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission of the Communist Party of China, has been under investigation for over three months. Several sources familiar with the Communist Party system have revealed that the internal investigation related to his case has entered its final stages and is expected to be completed within two months at the earliest.
The CCP Has Conducted a Secret Study on Trump for a Decade, Revealing Astonishing Insider Details About Its Deep Involvement in the US-Iran War!
Australian law professor Yuan Hongbing has cited information from conscientious individuals within the CCP, disclosing the party's extensive support for Iran during the US-Iran conflict. As a result, the United States must navigate a region filled with deception, requiring both overt and covert strategies to achieve peace.
Is it all the ladies' fault? Han Jun has been unexpectedly dismissed, with rumours linking him to Li Ganjie and Ma Xingrui.
The internal power struggle within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has escalated to a 'ministerial-level' mode ahead of the 21st National Congress.
Impact of Economic Winter: 3.39 Million Restaurants Closed Last Year
Spring 2026 has arrived, but the gradually warming temperatures have not brought the expected revival to China's restaurant industry. Instead, an unprecedented wave of restaurant closures has swept through, plunging countless business owners into a harsh winter.
Is the Arrest Operation 'Unjustified and Uncoordinated'? Zhang Youxia Holds Too Many Secrets of Xi Jinping
In January of this year, Xi Jinping, the leader of the Chinese Communist Party, unexpectedly arrested Zhang Youxia, Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission, and Liu Zhenli, also Vice Chairman of the Military Commission.