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CCP’s Creation of a “Global Governance Group” Mocked as a “Beggar Gang with a Beggar Chief”
On December 9, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) announced that it had suddenly launched a “Group of Friends of Global Governance” at the United Nations. The group consists of 43 countries, and the CCP claimed that a launch meeting would be held at the United Nations headquarters in New York to form
Explosive! Regime on the Brink—State-Affiliated Professor Urges CCP to Hand Out Cash to Save Itself
Recently, major public opinion incidents have erupted across Chinese society, ranging from lead poisoning of children in Tianshui, people in Hangzhou drinking sewage, the deaths of six students at Northeastern University, to the latest hot-button scandal involving the "ID-checking sister."
Cai Qi Meets Experts in Beidaihe, Indicates Xi's Diminished Status
According to reports from the official media of the Chinese Communist Party, on August 3, Cai Qi, a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee and Secretary of the Central Secretariat, visited experts on summer vacation in Beidaihe.
The Alarming Truth Behind the Flood Discharge of Beijing’s Miyun Reservoir Amid Heavy Rains
This year’s torrential rains in Beijing caused major disasters. According to official reports, 44 people died and 9 remain missing, with over 300,000 people affected.
Generals Beaten to a Pulp: Why Did Xi Jinping Not Confer Promotions on August 1?
August 1 marks the so-called 'Army Day' of the Chinese Communist Party. What strikes observers as unusual is that the military did not hold a ceremony to promote generals.
Cai Qi's Appearance Marks the Start of the Beidaihe Meeting: Will the Elders Stage a Palace Coup?
On August 3, Cai Qi, a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and Secretary of the Central Secretariat, visited experts on summer vacation in Beidaihe, signalling the commencement of the two-week Beidaihe vacation.
Cracked! July Politburo Meeting Fails to Mention Real Estate; Beijing State-Owned Assets Rushed to Offload Housing
On July 30, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) convened its Politburo meeting to set the economic agenda for the second half of the year. The meeting emphasised the need for continued macroeconomic support and timely policy intensification, stating that policy must “maintain continuity and stability while enhancing flexibility and foresight.”
French Media: Tensions Emerge Within Zhongnanhai Amid Rare Incident
Recently, international media have turned their attention to the Chinese Communist Party's political landscape, examining shifts in the power dynamics of Beijing's top leadership and analyzing whether Xi Jinping's authority is being undermined.
Japanese Mother and Child Attacked in Suzhou – Chinese Police Turn Away Upon Seeing Japanese Media
On July 31, a Japanese mother and her child were attacked in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province. The mother sustained injuries but was not in a life-threatening condition.
Withdrawing Money From Banks Has Become More Challenging Than Seeking Advice, Leaving Citizens Frustrated
Starting June 1, the regulations for large cash withdrawals from banks in mainland China have undergone a comprehensive upgrade.
Li Qiang's Influence Grows Amid Rumors of Xi's Comments: 'Li Qiang is Not Much Different from Me'
The question of whether Xi Jinping will be re-elected at the 21st National Congress has garnered significant attention both at home and abroad. On August 1, independent overseas media figure Jiang Wangzheng revealed in his program that the current Premier of the State Council, Li Qiang, is increasingly consolidating his power within the Communist Party.
PLA Commanders in Hong Kong and Macau No Longer Pledge Loyalty to Xi Jinping
According to reports from Chinese state media, on July 30, the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) garrison in Hong Kong held a reception to celebrate the 98th anniversary of the founding of the PLA.
Beijing Reports 44 Dead and 9 Missing in Torrential Rain—Disaster Victims Say Over 300 Missing
On July 31, at a press conference on flood prevention and disaster relief, Beijing authorities reported that as of 12:00 PM that day, torrential rains in the northern mountainous regions of the city had caused 44 deaths and left 9 people missing.
Nikkei: Military Direction May Shift Dramatically, Warning Xi Jinping Against Arbitrary Decision-Making
Recently, the Central Military Commission of the Communist Party of China introduced new regulations aimed at comprehensively eliminating 'harmful influences,' which have garnered significant attention.
Li Keqiang’s Final Warning to Xi Jinping Went Unheeded – A Personal Letter to the People of Taiwan Left Behind
On July 31, Shanghai entrepreneur Hu Liren once again made public a handwritten letter by former Chinese Premier Li Keqiang. According to Hu, this letter was written by Li to the people of Taiwan, expressing his genuine emotions, deep concerns about cross-strait relations, rational reflection, and a respectful, hopeful outlook toward Taiwanese society.
What Are the Potential Variables in the Fourth Plenary Session? Will It Establish Xi Jinping's Successor?
On July 30, the Communist Party of China convened a Politburo meeting, which confirmed the schedule and agenda for the upcoming Fourth Plenary Session.
Casting a Net over Zhongnanhai—How Many "Scum of the Red Dynasty" Can You Haul In?
"Scum" is a Chinese term referring to the dregs of human society—those with depraved morals, vile behaviour, and who act against ethical norms and social decency.
Abbot of White Horse Temple Transferred to Shaolin Temple — Xi Jinping Personally Involved?
On July 29, the Shaolin Temple Administrative Office released an official statement announcing that, in accordance with the "Measures for the Appointment of Abbots in Han Chinese Buddhist Temples", and following democratic approval by the monastic community and proper procedural steps, Master Yinle has been formally invited to serve as the Abbot of Shaolin Temple.
New List of Nine Politburo Standing Committee Members Circulates: Xi Jinping to Step Down as General Secretary, Ding Xuexiang to Take Over
On July 30, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Politburo convened and announced the schedule and agenda for the upcoming Fourth Plenary Session, set for October. Amid this politically sensitive time, a new version of the nine-member Politburo Standing Committee (PSC) lineup has emerged.
Will the Fourth Plenary Session Decide Xi Jinping’s Fate? Four Possible Scenarios Analyzed
On July 30, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Central Committee convened a Politburo meeting, during which it was announced that the Fourth Plenary Session will be held in October.
Shi Yongxin Has Ambitions to Found a Nation? His Protectors: Jiang Zemin, Li Changchun, Zhao Puchu
Shi Yongxin, a disgrace to Buddhism, rose to prominence due to his participation in the persecution of Falun Gong in 1999. This earned him the favour of Jiang Zemin, and he became the abbot of the Shaolin Temple.