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The Yu Menglong Incident Prompts Chinese People to Quit the CCP; Taiwanese Media Extensively Report

Chinese actor Yu Menglong’s death from falling off a building has now been over a month, yet the public outcry for justice both inside and outside China remains strong. The incident has sparked another wave of Chinese citizens—both domestic and overseas—declaring their “three withdrawals” (“Tuidang”): quitting the Communist Party, the Communist Youth League, and the Young Pioneers. This phenomenon has not only attracted the attention of overseas observers but has also become a hot topic widely reported by Taiwanese media.

Beijing Turns Aggressive; U.S. Treasury Secretary Strikes Back — Latest U.S.–China Conflict Rekindled

On October 14, U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent criticized Beijing in an interview with the Financial Times, accusing it of dragging down the global economy by imposing a new round of export restrictions on rare earths. On the same day, China’s Ministry of Commerce announced that it had placed five U.S.-related subsidiaries of South Korea’s Hanwha Ocean Co., Ltd. on its countermeasure list. Beijing’s aggressive stance is expected to push U.S.–China relations back into a deadlock.

On the Eve of the Fourth Plenary Session, Hu Xijin Openly Challenges Xi?

Hu Xijin, the former editor-in-chief of the Global Times, published a lengthy blog post on the evening of the 13th. In this article, he criticises the lack of freedom of speech in Chinese society, noting that individuals are increasingly cautious when speaking on social media.

Xi Jinping's Speech at the Women's Summit: The Hidden Truth is Shocking!

On October 10 and 11, the International Commission on Human Rights and Religious Freedom (ICHRRF) convened its annual meeting in Lorton, Virginia, USA, to discuss the human rights violations currently faced by women around the world. Among the revelations was the shocking persecution of female Falun Gong practitioners by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

The Fourth Plenary Session Approaches, Life and Death at Zhongnanhai: The CCP's Confidentiality Bureau Issues a Strong Warning

 Following the Ministry of State Security of the CCP, the National Confidentiality Bureau has also stepped into the spotlight. Recently, the CCP's National Confidentiality Bureau published a statement on its WeChat public account, warning that certain media outlets have included sensitive information from confidential documents in their news reports, thereby leaking CCP secrets.

The Unseen Battle in the Yu Menglong Case: A Genuine Contest of Wit and Courage

More than a month has passed since Yu Menglong's death, yet justice remains elusive. Despite the overwhelming outcry both domestically and internationally, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) continues to feign ignorance. In a remarkable turn of events, the number of global signatories on AVAAZ has skyrocketed by 40,000 in just one day, surpassing 350,000 as of October 13.

Unusual Reports from Official Media on the Women's Summit; Xi Jinping's Health in Question

Following revelations from overseas social media that Xi Jinping had suffered another stroke and intended to "counterattack" to reclaim power, Xi Jinping attended the opening ceremony of the Global Women's Summit at the National Conference Centre in Beijing on the morning of October 13 and delivered a speech. This seems to support the notion that "the stroke is just a legend".

CCP Stunned! Censorship of Yu Menglong's Death Sparks “Three Withdrawals” Wave

Following the death of 37-year-old Chinese actor Yu Menglong after falling from a building in Beijing, Chinese authorities swiftly blocked information and deleted posts, sparking outrage among Yu's fans and netizens. Netizens called for a grassroots investigation to uncover evidence and track down the perpetrators. Analysis of leaked footage and audio nearly confirms Yu Menglong was brutally murdered, with the case allegedly involving arms trafficking, torture, and organ harvesting. Some reports even suggest involvement by families of high-ranking CCP officials, drawing significant interna

Vanke Chairman Taken Away During Meeting, Missing for 24 Days — 520,000 Shareholders Disheartened

Xin Jie, Chairman and Party Secretary of Shenzhen Metro Group and Chairman of Vanke Group, has been missing since he was taken away from a meeting in Shenzhen on September 18, 2025. As of October 12, there has been no news about him. His disappearance—lasting 24 days—was only recently revealed. However, Vanke’s official website still lists him as “Chairman of the Group.” The news has sent shockwaves through China’s real estate and financial sectors.

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