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The Rise of the 'Climax Needle' in Mainland China: A Dangerous Frenzy of 'Intelligence Tax' and Moral Marginalisation
In recent years, a medical beauty procedure known as the 'climax needle' has gained popularity in mainland China.
Wang Youqun: Will Xi Jinping Lose His Grip on Power?
In recent months, there have been many rumors about Xi Jinping: claims of his health issues, suggestions of a "soft coup" against him, reports of rebukes by party elders, talk of a "strategic retreat," and rumors of partial loss of authority.
Lawyers Take Out Loans to Work, Xi Jinping’s "Bright Employment Outlook" Theory Backfires
Youth unemployment remains high, recent college graduates face immediate joblessness, and China’s economy is mired in recession.
CCP Plans Trade War Before U.S. Election Ends, Aims to Build "Bridges" in Trade and Diplomacy
With the U.S. election still underway, the CCP has sensed that, regardless of who becomes the next president, an intensified "trade war" with China is inevitable. Therefore, the CCP has already started preparing for the "aftermath," with the main strategy being to diversify sources of imported food to reduce dependence on U.S. agricultural products.
The CCP Calls on Companies and the Wealthy to Pay Back Taxes, Risking Another Blow to Investor Confidence
Due to the real estate sector’s slump and the economic downturn, the CCP is running out of money. The government is urgently seeking ways to fill fiscal gaps, instructing wealthy individuals and companies to carefully examine any unpaid taxes. Foreign media believe this move may further weaken investor confidence in China.
The CCP Spreads Disinformation in an Attempt to Influence the U.S. Election
As early voting and election day (November 5) for the U.S. election approach, social media accounts linked to the CCP have started promoting doubts about the fairness of the election process.
Shi Zhengli Takes Position at Guangzhou Laboratory Amid Past Suspicions of COVID-19 Leak
Shi Zhengli, a key figure from the Wuhan Institute of Virology suspected of leaking the COVID-19 virus, has moved south to take a position at a laboratory in Guangzhou.
Xi "Personally" Condoles Spanish Flood Victims; Meanwhile, People Cry Out in Flooded Hainan: "Where Are You, Chairman Xi?"
On November 2, 2024, the CCP's official media released a "heartwarming" piece of news, bound to touch the hearts of Southern Europeans: in a brief message under 200 words, the "Party Speak" generally states that a serious flood struck Spain, and General Secretary Xi Jinping sent a condolence message to King Felipe VI.
20th Anniversary of the Publication of Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party: Los Angeles Volunteers Celebrate the Awakening of the People
The number of people declaring their withdrawal from the CCP’s Party, Youth League, and Young Pioneers organizations (known as the "Three Withdrawals") has now exceeded 430 million, and the "End CCP" global petition has reached over 4.5 million signatures... Currently, a massive public movement is underway worldwide, and it all began with the groundbreaking book Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party published 20 years ago.
A Pile of "Living Corpses" in the Trash Dump: The Shocking Truth Behind the Foxconn Employee Exodus
During the COVID lockdowns of 2022, a mass exodus of Foxconn workers broke out in Zhengzhou, Henan, shocking the world. Chinese dissidents have accused authorities, claiming that a relative witnessed "corpses" of employees being discarded in trash dumps while working at Foxconn, prompting them to join the escape.
Cut Off from Internet by CCP for Over Two Months: Gao Yu’s Life and Medical Treatment in Beijing at a Standstill
Renowned Chinese independent journalist Gao Yu, known for exposing social issues and openly criticizing the government, has repeatedly crossed the CCP's red lines. Since late August, authorities have cut off her cell phone number, home landline, and even her broadband.
Why Are More and More CCP Officials Secretly Reading Banned Political Books? What Are These Banned Books?
On September 25, the website of the CCP Heilongjiang Provincial Discipline Inspection Commission and Supervision Commission announced that Li Bin, a former member of the Party Leadership Group and Deputy Director of the Standing Committee of the People’s Congress of Mudanjiang City, Heilongjiang Province, was expelled from the Party.
"Xi Jinping Thought" Vanishes from Important Meetings; The Leader is Losing Power
Anomalies appeared in a report by the CCP's Xinhua News Agency on the October 28 meeting of the Politburo of the Chinese Communist Party Central Committee, with "Xi Jinping Thought" and other phrases disappearing.
Cai Qi's Praise for the Party Leader is also Toning Down
Among senior Chinese Communist Party officials, Cai Qi, Xi’s close confidant, is highly skilled in flattery techniques within China’s bureaucratic circles and has taken the art of praising the supreme leader to its peak.
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.”