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The Most Serious Situation at Beijing’s “Two Sessions” Since the Cultural Revolution This Year

Over the past two days, the hottest topic in Beijing has undoubtedly been the “Two Sessions.” On March 4, Tiananmen Square in Beijing was under tight security as China officially entered its annual week of core political meetings. You might think that such repetitive meetings have nothing interestin

Xi Threatens Again? Japanese Media: Beijing Strengthens Decapitation Operations Against Taiwan Presidential Office

The CCP has always combined propaganda with military intimidation against Taiwan, and currently the situation in the Taiwan Strait is becoming increasingly severe. According to an exclusive report by Japan’s Sankei Shimbun, satellite image analysis obtained by the Japan Institute for National Fundamentals indicates that, in preparation for an attack on Taiwan, the CCP has built a “mock Taiwan Presidential Office” at a training site in Inner Mongolia, next to which it has now constructed a mock Judicial Yuan in preparation for decapitation operations against Taiwan. The report further pointed o

Li Qiang Undermines Dignity with U.S. Appeasement and “Married Couple” Comment

During his visit to New York for the United Nations General Assembly, Li Qiang made an incongruous statement, asserting that “China and the U.S. are like a married couple: they may quarrel but ultimately need each other.” The remark was jarring, for no one would seriously equate Sino-U.S. relations with those of a marital partnership.

Hair-on-Fire Urgency: State-Owned Enterprises Rush to Dump Properties, Wails All Around

China’s real estate market continues to slump. Housing prices in many first- and second-tier cities have plunged, causing the wealth of many middle-class families to shrink. A 2022 survey on Chinese household asset allocation by Peking University showed that real estate accounted for over 70% of household assets, and in some families over 90%. Asia Financial pointed out in July this year that if housing prices were to fall another 30%, over 90% of China’s middle class would be wiped out. Now, the fire has spread to state-owned enterprises.

Suing Xi’s CCP for Ten Crimes: Young Man Heads to Beijing to Storm the Supreme Court with Lawsuit

Recently, a brave young man in China posted a video online, enumerating ten major crimes of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), announcing his intent to file a lawsuit against the CCP government at China’s Supreme Court. He said he had pre-recorded the video, that he was now in Beijing, and that the day after posting the video, he would “storm” the Supreme Court to submit his complaint.

Is Xi Mingze Angered by the Menglong Case That Has Made the Xi Family a Scapegoat? Xi's Son is a Celebrity in the Entertainment Industry

According to overseas media personality Liu Zheng, the Menglong case is nearing resolution, and it has caught the attention of Princess Xi Mingze. The princess is quite upset because the forces behind her are evading accountability while the Xi family is unfairly blamed. To distance herself from this situation, Princess Xi plans to gradually unveil the truth behind the case.

Breaking Revelation: Yu Menglong Case Linked to Bo Xilai – Same Cause of Death?

Chinese actor Yu Menglong died under mysterious circumstances after falling from a building. Online rumours suggest the case may involve arms deals and money laundering tied to high-ranking CCP elites, and that Yu may have been silenced—possibly meeting the same fate as Luo Shuaiyu, a medical intern in Hunan who also died suspiciously.

Curbing Human Trafficking: Taiwan Ranks Best for 16 Consecutive Years, CCP Rated Worst

With the tide of “globalisation,” the issue of human trafficking has worsened in recent years. Because of low risk and high profits, human trafficking—including transnational prostitution, forced labour, and organ trading—has become one of the world’s most severe crimes and a modern form of slavery that gravely violates human dignity and human rights.

Chinese K Visa Backfires Across the Entire Internet

On the eve of the CCP’s “National Mourning Day,” Xi Jinping once again pulled off a blunder—this time at a new level of absurdity! Even hardcore leftist propagandists couldn’t hold back and started firing back, openly defecting. The NPC’s official website and the Foreign Ministry’s video on Bilibili were both ridiculed en masse by netizens, and in domestic circles of Han nationalist “wolf warriors,” protest posters said to be seen at Tiananmen Square on October 1 were widely circulated.

Yu Menglong’s Spirit Appears? Reports Dream Visit to Mentor, Five Hours of Grievances

More than 20 days have passed since the case of Yu Menglong, yet the storm it has triggered has swept from China to overseas, beyond the control of the CCP authorities. Rumours surrounding the cause of Yu’s death continue to spread, involving not only the entertainment industry’s “unspoken rules” but also political-business scandals.

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