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Does Peng Liyuan Still Have Her Former Glory?
December 1 is the 38th “World AIDS Day.” According to a report published that day by the WeChat public account “Women’s Voice of the All-China Women’s Federation,” World Health Organization Goodwill Ambassador for Tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS Peng Liyuan recently attended the 2025 World AIDS Day themed
Temu-owner PDD Holdings profit dives as it faces challenges at home and abroad
US-PDD-HLDG-RESULTS:Temu-owner PDD Holdings profit dives as it faces challenges at home and abroad
How Harvard University Became a Tool of the Chinese Communist Party’s Soft Power
Harvard University predates the United States by over a century. Founded in 1636, it began as a theological seminary established by Puritan Christians who were among the earliest settlers in America.
This Amount is Sufficient to Kill Everyone in This Room
Since April of this year, the U.S.-China trade war appears to have reached a stalemate. However, following discussions in Switzerland, a dramatic shift occurred.
A New Memorial Hall in Fuping, Shaanxi — An Attempt to Downplay Xi Zhongxun’s Status?
A recent piece of news carries unusual implications. According to Chinese state media, the Guanzhong Revolutionary Memorial Hall officially opened on May 24.
Reports have emerged that He Weidong and He Hongjun have committed suicide, raising further discussions about the brutal torture methods employed by the People's Liberation Army (PLA) against military officials
The PLA is a relatively independent and closed organisation with a unique culture of personal rule.
Xi Jinping Secretly Promises Geopolitical Gamble to Putin; Zhang Youxia Breaks into Cold Sweat
This is an extremely politically sensitive exposé, involving inner-party power struggles within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), strategic interactions with Russia, and the Taiwan Strait situation...
Unusual Infighting Within the CCP: Fourth Plenary Session Postponed Again
In May 2025, a group of individuals within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) system, known for their sensitivity to 'climate' changes, began to take quiet action.
He Weidong’s Death Marks Final Countdown to the Fall of Xi Jinping and the CCP
Following reports of the death of He Hongjun, Executive Deputy Director of the Political Work Department of the Central Military Commission (CMC), another bombshell has emerged: CMC Vice Chairman He Weidong is also reported to have died.
"Brother 800" Sets Factory on Fire Over Unpaid Wages, Sparks Nationwide Debate
A major fire broke out this week at Sichuan Jinyu Textile Company. A 27-year-old employee, surnamed Wen, reportedly lost emotional control after being denied 800 yuan in wages and set the factory on fire.
Are the Elders Urging Xi to Step Down This Year? Zhang Youxia: Xi's Faction Has Been Completely Arrested
Following a significant purge of Xi Jinping's influence within the military, netizens are increasingly convinced that the rumours regarding Xi Jinping's loss of substantial power are indeed true.
Will Xi’s Visit to Luoyang's White Horse Temple Be Blessed? “The Sole Authority” No More
Though the top-ranking Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officials publicly declare themselves as atheists, in private, they often believe, at least to some extent, in deities and spirits.
Dong Jun's Recent Appearance Raises Eyebrows as the Chinese Military Remains in a State of Turmoil
Reports indicate that the Fourth Plenary Session of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China is scheduled to take place at the end of August.
Party Media Hints at 'Hu Jintao's Comeback, Xi Jinping Rolling Up His Bedroll and Leaving'?
On May 19 and 20, major Party mouthpieces such as Xinhua News Agency and People’s Daily published a striking article on their front pages titled “Persist in Scientific, Democratic, and Law-Based Decision-Making to High-Quality Complete the '15th Five-Year Plan' Drafting Work”.
The 'chinese Communist Party-style Suppression' is Becoming Evident in Hong Kong as Independent Journalists Share Their Experiences
Following the implementation of the National Security Law, many residents of Hong Kong have dispersed, while several independent media outlets and some pro-democracy figures have chosen to stay in the city. Unfortunately, they have become targets of the regime.
Data Fabrication: Local Governments Falsify Figures to Meet Central Economic Targets
China's economy is on the decline, yet in recent years, the government continues to claim a 5% annual GDP growth rate, raising widespread suspicions of data inflation.
Elder Statesmen Have Been Overseeing a Significant Upheaval for Nearly a Year, With Various Members of the Standing Committee Abandoning Xi Jinping for Self-preservation
I’ve noticed on foreign online platforms that many media figures are quite optimistic. While it’s true that the major upheaval is beginning to present opportunities, we should temper our optimism.
Cai Qi Turns Against Xi Jinping as Signs of Isolation Grow
In recent days, Cai Qi has made three highly unusual moves, seemingly supporting rumours that Xi Jinping’s power is being diminished and that he may relinquish authority at the upcoming Fourth Plenary Session.
"Electric Vehicles: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly" – A New Documentary Reveals the Truth Behind the EV Revolution
As the world accelerates its energy transition and governments around the globe announce plans to ban the sale of gasoline-powered cars, a new investigative documentary titled "Electric Vehicles: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly" is set to premiere on May 23 on the GJW+ streaming platform by Ganjing World.
The Chinese Communist Party Is the Most Brutal Enemy of the Chinese Nation
From a young age, people in mainland China are taught that loving the Party is equivalent to loving the country, and that opposing the CCP is opposing China.
Chinese International Student Caught Impersonating During TOEIC Exam with Hidden Microphone, 30% of Candidates Absent After His Arrest
On Sunday (May 18), a 27-year-old Chinese man named Wang Likun (王立坤) was arrested during the TOEIC (Test of English for International Communication) English proficiency test held in Tokyo for allegedly impersonating another candidate.