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Yan Xuejing's Comments Create a Stir, Targeting Three Prominent Figures

High-ranking officials in Zhongnanhai are putting on a performance for the public, while the entertainment industry that sings their praises has recently faced a scandal. Mainland actress Yan Xuejing, who hails from a celebrity family, has three children who have all gained admission to the Central

Beijing Opens Rare Earth Exports to Europe—Why Can the CCP Still Blackmail the World?

On November 5, EU Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič announced that he had repeatedly discussed rare earth supplies directly with China’s Commerce Minister Wang Wentao. He said the EU has established a “special channel” for communication with Beijing to ensure stable rare earth supply, emphasizing that any mismanagement of export procedures could have “very negative consequences” for Europe’s production and manufacturing industries.

Chaos in Red China: He Caught Human Traffickers—Police Detained Him Instead

A shocking incident in China has once again exposed the deep collusion between law enforcement and crime. As one popular saying goes, “In the past, bandits hid in the mountains; now, bandits wear police uniforms.” It aptly describes a grim reality under CCP rule: many criminal groups operate under the protection of local public security bureaus.

Hu Chunhua’s Signed Article Uses an Unusually Authoritative Tone

In yesterday’s article, “What’s Behind Hu Chunhua Publishing Before Several Standing Committee Members?”, I pointed out that mainland Chinese media has taken an unusual step by explicitly highlighting in headlines when certain Politburo Standing Committee members or senior officials publish signed articles in People’s Daily. This shift signals that the “strengthening of collective central leadership” mentioned at the Fourth Plenary Session is being put into practice—suggesting that Xi Jinping’s personal authority has been diminished.

APEC Summit: Secret Agent Quietly Delivers Medicine—Is Xi Jinping Ill?

During the APEC summit in Gyeongju, South Korea, the Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping and his senior officials provided several moments that left democratic leaders baffled and amused—turning into gossip fodder at dinner tables. More intriguingly, South Korean media captured a suspicious scene: just as Xi sat down, a personal bodyguard swiftly approached and discreetly handed him three items. Netizens speculated that Xi, who may be struggling with illness, was being given medicine by his aide.

“Anesthetized Fish” Sparks Outrage: China Becomes a “Mutual-Destruction Society”

Nutritionists say eating fish is good for health, so fish often appears on Chinese dining tables. But recently, Chinese netizens exposed the dark secret behind “anesthetized fish,” making many people afraid to eat fish again. It turns out that, to prevent fish from dying during transport or injuring themselves when unloaded—which would affect their appearance and market value—vendors use anesthetics to sedate the fish before shipment.

Suffering, Love, and Hope: The Legendary Story of a Female Designer

She walked through hardship and suffering, yet found love and happiness—and personally witnessed miracles. “I can always feel blessings and encouragement from Heaven,” she says. Thus, praising the Creator and conveying gratitude and kindness became her sacred mission.

The Case of Yu Menglong and the Dark Lines of Power in the Capital

On November 1, 2025, a statement from Jiguangguang circulated on Facebook. The statement revealed that Yu Menglong died in Jiguangguang's home, expressing apologies and sorrow, and emphasised that the incident was an accident rather than a premeditated murder.

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