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The Chinese Communist Party's (Ccp) Decision-making and Coordination Institution Has Denied Xi Jinping's Core Leadership, Further Corroborating Rumours That He Has Been Stripped of Power
On June 30, the CCP Politburo convened a meeting to review the 'Regulations on the Work of the Decision-Making and Coordination Institution of the Party Central Committee.
Random Killing Incident: 21-Year-Old Vocational School Student in Jiangsu Stabs 8 to Death and Injures 17
According to various media reports on November 16, following the shock nationwide caused by a car accident in Zhuhai that killed 35 people, another fatal random attack occurred that evening at the Wuxi Institute of Arts and Technology in Yixing, Jiangsu.
Over 400 Investors Scammed in MaiDuoDuo Platform's Gold Rush Involving Over 20 Million Yuan
Consumers purchasing gold on the MaiDuoDuo platform recently discovered that the platform has stopped delivering goods or issuing refunds. The gold they purchased and their funds may be lost, leading many consumers to file reports with the authorities.
"Iron Butt Tourism" Trend Reflects the Mentality of Chinese Youth
The ban on the popular "Night Ride Kaifeng" event by authorities has sparked widespread discussion. In fact, "Night Ride Kaifeng" is just part of the broader trend of "Iron Butt Tourism," which is sweeping across mainland China.
Dongxing Securities Deputy General Manager Zhang Jun Resigns Amid Rumors of Investigation, Shocking the Capital Market
Recently, news that another prominent figure in China's investment banking sector was taken away by authorities and went missing has gone viral in the securities industry, causing shockwaves in the capital market.
Former Executive Deputy Director of the Palace Museum Under Investigation for Corruption
On November 15, the Discipline Inspection and Supervision Group of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) and the National Supervisory Commission stationed in the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, along with the Liaoning Provincial Supervisory Commission, announced that Wang Yamin, former Executive Deputy Director of the Palace Museum, is under investigation for "serious violations of discipline and law."
How Much Longer Can He Hold On? Xi Jinping Suffers Another Blow
As the Chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC) of the Communist Party of China (CPC), Xi Jinping’s most important subordinates, apart from the two CMC vice-chairmen, include the Director of the CMC Political Work Department.
The State of Youth Employment in China: "Extremely Poor Job Quality"
Amid economic slowdown and rising unemployment, China’s Ministry of Education and Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security recently held a joint meeting to address the issue of employment.
Why Did This CCP Leader Never Return to Yan’an?
Yan’an was once referred to as the "holy land" of the CCP revolution. Before the establishment of the People's Republic of China in 1949, Mao Zedong spent the longest period of his revolutionary career—13 years (1935–1948)—in Yan’an.
Zhangjiajie Invests Over 2.2 Billion Yuan in "Dayong Ancient City," Sells Fewer Than 20 Tickets Daily, Forced Into Bankruptcy
In recent years, the "ancient city craze" swept across China, with various regions investing heavily in such projects. However, the results often failed to meet expectations. The "Dayong Ancient City" in Zhangjiajie, Hunan, is a prime example.
Bo Guagua to Become a "Taiwan Son-in-Law," CCP Blocks News While Taiwan Pays Close Attention
Reports have emerged that Bo Guagua, son of Bo Xilai, traveled to Taiwan for a wedding with a descendant of a prominent medical family.
High-Level Corruption Continues: Former Chinese Agriculture Minister Tang Renjian "Double-Dismissed"
On Friday, November 15, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) announced that Tang Renjian, the former Minister of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, had been “double-dismissed”—expelled from the Party and removed from public office.
Xi Jinping's Inspection of the 78th Army Makes No Mention of "Chairman Xi"
Since rumors of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader’s illness emerged during the Third Plenum of the 20th CCP Central Committee in July, numerous anomalies have appeared in the CCP’s plenary bulletins, Zhongnanhai’s leadership, and the military.
Tianjin’s Largest Audi 4S Dealership Closes Amid Bankruptcy Scandal, 1,500 Car Buyers Fight for Rights
Following the closure of Beijing’s Xingdebao 5S dealership, which caused a wave of online discussion, Tianjin’s largest Audi 4S dealership, Yonghao Aoda, has also declared bankruptcy.
Night Cycling Incident Escalates: Meituan and Hello Suspend Operations in Zhengzhou
On November 15, a week after the "night cycling" event in Kaifeng, where tens of thousands of university students participated, Zhengzhou remains under lockdown for universities.
"Zhuhai Hit-and-Run" Behind-the-Scenes Unspoken Deep Reasons
After the hit-and-run incident involving a walking group at the Zhuhai Sports Center, it took less than two days for online rumors to surface, stating that the scene was cleaned up entirely: "The clear water turned red in an instant; they washed it twice today."
After the CCP's Aggressive Market-Rescue Efforts, Multiple Indicators Fell Short of Expectations; Housing Prices in 70 Cities Hit the Largest Drop in Nine Years.
The effectiveness of the CCP’s launch of a package of market-rescue policies has drawn much attention, and October’s latest economic data became the focus.
Investigation of CCP Hackers Uncovers "Extensive and Significant" Espionage Activities
On Wednesday, November 13, the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) stated that its investigation into hackers linked to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) targeting U.S.
What Will Be Discussed Between Xi Jinping and Biden in South America? Experts Provide Key Insights
Yesterday (November 14), Xi Jinping, en route to Peru to attend the APEC summit, arrived at Chancay Port, approximately 60 kilometers north of Lima. He participated in the opening ceremony for this critical Belt and Road project in South America.
Chinese Exam-Oriented Education: Children’s Backpacks Are Getting Heavier
Middle school students are required to complete 12 test papers in a single evening, with some crying after finishing their homework in the early hours of the morning.
Chinese Banks Impose Limits on Transfers, Customers Complain: "Can’t Even Transfer 1,000 Yuan"
In recent years, China's economy has been on a consistent downward trend, with the banking industry facing significant challenges due to the real estate crisis. Recently, multiple banks in China have made cash withdrawals increasingly difficult, sparking dissatisfaction among account holders.