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“Nanjing Photo Studio” a Box Office Hit – What Secrets Are Hidden Behind the September 3 Military Parade?

China’s most eye-catching summer blockbuster this year is undoubtedly Nanjing Photo Studio. According to online platform data, since its release in China on July 25, in just 26 days, its box office shot up to 2.6 billion yuan. After stoking Chinese public anger against Japan and stirring up nationalist sentiment, Beijing’s September 3 military parade followed immediately.

Beijing Military Parade Reveals Guest List of 26 Foreign Leaders, Netizens Deride as 'Beggar's Conference'

On August 28, Xinhua News Agency announced the list of 26 foreign leaders attending the September 3 military parade. The list indicates a notable absence of Western countries. In reaction, netizens on overseas X platform expressed their mockery, stating, 'Not a single developed country is present,' and 'They are all here to collect money,' referring to the event as a 'Beggar's Conference.'

Frequent Violent Incidents in China Pose Threats to Citizens' Safety

The ongoing economic downturn has made life increasingly difficult for the lower class. Under the oppressive regime of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and its stringent stability measures, the personal safety of citizens is frequently at risk. Additionally, the CCP's hate education has led to a rise in extremism, with people expressing anti-Japanese, anti-American, and anti-Taiwan sentiments, contributing to a growing atmosphere of violence in society.

Echoing Zhang Youxia? PLA Daily Article Omits “Follow Chairman Xi’s Command”

In this year’s article, the wording merely states: “By strengthening the unified leadership of the CMC, ensure that the Party Central Committee, the CMC, and Chairman Xi firmly control and efficiently command the troops.” The slogans about “following Xi’s command, being accountable to Xi, and reassuring Xi” are gone...

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