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In a Bid for Greater Power, Xi Jinping is Reportedly Facing Significant Consequences for the Purge of 70 Generals
Despite the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) military purges in recent years that have already led to the arrest of numerous senior generals, Xi Jinping's campaign against the military continues unabated. Experts suggest that this extensive rectification will disrupt the expansion of the Peop
Was Yu Menglong’s Death Planned in Advance? A Death “Prediction” From Four Years Ago Exposed
On September 11, Chinese actor Yu Menglong tragically fell to his death. The topic remains one of the hottest on the internet.
Man proposes, but Heaven disposes; The CCP’s 13-Year “Xi Myth” Has Collapsed
On October 17, just before the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) 20th Central Committee’s Fourth Plenary Session, Ministry of National Defense spokesman Zhang Xiaogang announced: CCP Politburo member and Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC) He Weidong and eight others are suspected of serious duty-related crimes involving “particularly huge sums.” They have been expelled from the Party and the military, and their suspected criminal cases have been transferred to the military procuratorate for prosecution.
There are two Central Committees in Zhongnanhai: Cai Qi Installs a Surveillance Device on Li Qiang
The upper echelon of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is dominated by Xi Jinping’s faction, the “Xi Family Army.” Premier Li Qiang and Director of the General Office of the CCP Central Committee Cai Qi both hail from Zhejiang and are key confidants in Xi’s “New Zhijiang Army.” However, despite being the Party’s No. 2 figure, Li Qiang’s political weight is lower than that of Cai Qi, who ranks fifth but serves as the top manager of Zhongnanhai. On October 17, independent commentator Du Zhengzhi published an article in Taiwan’s Up Media exposing the inside story of the power struggle between Cai
Yang Lanlan Again Absent from Hearing; Lawyer May Delay Strategy to Reduce Charges
The case involving the mysterious wealthy woman, Yang Lanlan, who allegedly hit a pedestrian with her luxury car, was held for the third time on October 17 in Sydney, Australia, but she was once again absent.
Why was He Weidong's case only disclosed on the eve of the Fourth Plenary Session?
Over seven months ago, rumours began circulating online regarding the downfall of He Weidong, the Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission of the Communist Party of China. Today, the Communist Party has officially confirmed its downfall.
Breaking News! Military Announces He Weidong's Downfall, Zhang Youxia Takes Decisive Action
On October 17, 2025, just two days ahead of the Fourth Plenary Session, the Ministry of National Defence of the Communist Party of China made a surprising announcement that sent shockwaves through both domestic and international circles, delivering a powerful political message.
Yu Menglong's Rise and Fall: President Xi Faces Setbacks Amid Operational Failures
Over a month after the tragic passing of Yu Menglong, netizens have uncovered substantial evidence suggesting a collective murder involving as many as 20 suspects. In a letter to his mother, Yu Menglong claimed that the primary orchestrator behind the incident is a powerful family capable of 'covering the sky with one hand,' alluding to Xi Jinping.
He Weidong and Eight Other Generals Officially Purged — A Compromise Between Xi and Zhang Youxia?
On October 17, just before the convening of the Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), the long-disappeared He Weidong, a Politburo member and Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC), finally saw his fate confirmed: he has officially fallen.
US Political Figures: Human Rights and Religious Freedom Are Central to US-China Relations
Are human rights and religious freedom merely ‘marginal issues’? Should we wait until we (the United States) have dealt with so-called practical political matters like critical minerals and tariffs before addressing them? Or should these issues serve as the lens through which we craft our foreign policy?”
The Disturbing 798 Art Museum: Is Yu Menglong's Body in the Cold Storage of the Qihao Art Museum?
The renowned 798 Art Museum in Beijing has recently found itself at the centre of public controversy. Netizens, after making comparisons, were alarmed to discover that a pink coat believed to belong to Yu Menglong, along with shoes of Qiao Renliang and Qiu Feng, have been featured as part of the exhibition.
Taiwan bans officials attending Chinese events to mark island's 'retrocession'
TAIWAN-CHINA:Taiwan bans officials attending Chinese events to mark island's 'retrocession'
Misty Power Struggles: Cai Qi is Quickly Becoming a Worn-Out Rag, Xi is Turning into a Human Billboard
Recently, Cai Qi, a close aide to Xi Jinping, has found himself in serious trouble. Both the ambiguous case involving Yu Menglong and a spy case in London are connected to Cai Qi. Coincidentally, these incidents occurred just before the Fourth Plenary Session of the Communist Party of China, triggering a power crisis for both Xi Jinping and Cai Qi.
As the Fourth Plenary Session Approaches, Xi Jinping Faces Three Major Disastrous Obstacles
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has announced that the Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee will be held in Beijing from October 20 to 23, to determine the country’s future political and economic direction.
Serious Incident at CCTV; Employee Reveals Turmoil Inside the Station
CCTV, regarded as one of the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP’s) most important propaganda outlets, has recently been rocked by internal scandal. An individual claiming to be a mid-level employee at CCTV submitted an article to an overseas platform, revealing that discontent toward Xi Jinping is widespread within the organization and that mocking Xi (“insulting Bao,” a nickname for Xi) has become a trend. The employee claimed there are so many embarrassing clips of Xi’s mistakes and blunders that they could fill several hard drives. On October 13, the same employee made another revelation, sayin
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.
US may seek more stakes in strategic companies to counter China, Bessent says
IMF-WORLDBANK-BESSENT-STRATEGIC:US may seek more stakes in strategic companies to counter China, Bessent says
US officials blast China's actions on rare earths, urge Beijing to back down
USA-TRUMP-TRADE-CHINA:US officials blast China's actions on rare earths, urge Beijing to back down
CCP’s 26-Year Brutal Persecution of Falun Gong Shocks International Human Rights Organization
On October 10 and 11, 2025, the International Commission for Human Rights and Religious Freedom (ICHRRF) held its annual conference in Lorton, Virginia, USA, focusing on the human rights atrocities faced by women around the world today.
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.
After the World Women’s Summit: Iceland’s Female President Embarrasses Xi Jinping
On the morning of October 14, Chinese Communist Party (CCP) General Secretary and President Xi Jinping met with Icelandic President Thordis Kolbrun Reykfjörd Gylfadóttir, who attended the Global Women’s Summit, at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.