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Wolf Warrior Geng Shuang Transferred, Future Prospects Uncertain
Trump is set to visit Beijing from late March to early April, prompting Beijing to foster a friendly atmosphere for Sino-U.S. relations. The military aircraft circling Taiwan have been grounded, and the intensity of statements regarding Taiwan has noticeably decreased, reflecting a rather submissive
“Female Abe” Wants Candid Talks With Xi Jinping — Beijing on High Alert
On October 4, Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) held a leadership runoff election, and former Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Sanae Takaichi was elected as the new LDP president. If nothing unexpected happens, she will become Japan’s first female prime minister. Known as the “female Abe,” Takaichi follows the hardline stance toward China long advocated by former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. In response, Beijing has shown signs of being on high alert. While Takaichi has expressed her desire for “candid dialogue” with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader, she has also made it clea
Hu Liren Reveals Another Handwritten Manuscript by Li Keqiang — Containing the Reason Why Li “Had to Die”
Shanghai entrepreneur and independent media figure Hu Liren, who has been devoted to uncovering the truth behind former Chinese Premier Li Keqiang’s mysterious death, recently announced that he would gradually release Li Keqiang’s handwritten manuscripts from his final years.
Wang Huning's Major Blunder in Xinjiang
According to a source connected to a provincial-level official, Wang Huning, a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China and Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, recently made a significant gaffe in Xinjiang.
Insider Risks Life to Expose the Four Main Tactics Used by Powerful Forces to Slander Yu Menglong
Recently, revelations have emerged suggesting that Yu Menglong’s case involves top-tier CCP “Heavenly Dragons”. Earlier reports also alleged the involvement of a current Politburo Standing Committee member, Cai Qi’s illegitimate son, making Yu’s death all the more mysterious.
Hubei Shocking Incident: Vehicle Hits Pedestrians, Resulting in 5 Deaths and 8 Injuries, Car Painted Black and Red
A serious traffic accident occurred in Wangying Town, Lichuan City, Hubei Province, around 5 PM on October 4. A 54-year-old woman surnamed Xiong lost control of her small passenger car, leading to 5 fatalities and 8 injuries. Authorities have attributed the incident to improper operation by the driver.
Speaking Out for Yu Menglong: Sun Derong Receives Death Threats, Lu Ban Falsely Accused of Becoming a U.S. Citizen
Despite the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) tight suppression of discussions surrounding the Yu Menglong incident within China, there are still courageous voices daring to say “no” to the regime’s iron fist — standing up for justice and speaking out for Yu Menglong.
Exposing the CCP’s Surveillance and Propaganda Industry: Profitable and Serving Party Needs
Documents leaked from Geedge Networks and GoLaxy reveal that China’s (CCP’s) repression is both a political necessity and a profitable business.
Beijing Provides Ukraine Satellite Intelligence to Russia, Assisting Missile Strikes
On October 4, the Ukrainian national news agency Ukrinform cited a senior Ukrainian intelligence official, stating that Beijing is providing intelligence to Russia to help Moscow conduct missile strikes more effectively within Ukraine.
New U.S. Rules Further Enrage the CCP; Japan Also Tightens Export Controls on Chinese Companies
According to Voice of America, on September 29, the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) announced new rules aimed at preventing blacklisted companies from using subsidiaries to circumvent U.S. sanctions. The U.S. Commerce Department stated that the new rules close loopholes and strengthen the overall export control mechanism.
Mid-Autumn Mooncake Market Cools: Consumption Downgrade and Food Safety Concerns
Mooncakes, as an iconic mass-consumption food, not only carry deep cultural significance but have also become a barometer of holiday consumer spending. The supply and sales of mooncakes are often closely tied to the economic cycle. During economic booms, they transform into high-end social status symbols; during economic downturns, they directly expose the awkward reality of shrinking consumption. Mooncake sales are like stock market candlestick charts, revealing the mood of ordinary people’s wallets at a glance.
China provides intelligence to Russia on Ukraine targets, Ukrainian intelligence says
UKRAINE-CRISIS-CHINA-RUSSIA:China provides intelligence to Russia on Ukraine targets, Ukrainian intelligence says
Under the “Red Filter,” Xi Jinping’s True Face Revealed: Says One Thing, Does Another
On October 3, the Red Filter special exhibition opened at the 228 National Memorial Museum in Taiwan. Through six thematic sections, the exhibition takes a deep look at how the Chinese Communist regime constructs its image, exercises power, and exerts influence abroad.
The Purebred 'zhao Family' is known for Its Bloodthirstiness. The Most Deeply Hidden Murderer Behind the Blurred Case Has Now Been Exposed
Following the incident involving Yu Menglong, who is celebrated as China's most handsome man, netizens continued their investigations and finally uncovered the biggest hidden perpetrator: a person known as 'Aurora' at the murder scene, whose real name is 'Li Ming'.
Similar to Yu Menglong’s Case, the “Most Handsome Shaolin Monk” Allegedly Tortured to Death and Had Organs Harvested
The shocking death of mainland Chinese actor Yu Menglong has exposed a horrifying dark side of the entertainment industry and the CCP elites. Previously, many other young male celebrities also died under mysterious circumstances, including last year’s “car accident” victim, Qiu Feng, known as the “Most Handsome Shaolin Monk.”
Seoul Erupts in Anti-Communist Protests; Xi’s Flip-Flop Infuriates South Koreans
The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit is about to be held in Gyeongju, South Korea, but in recent days, the capital city of Seoul has been gripped by anti-communist protest rallies.
Strange Occurrences Are Rampant in These End Times! The Introduction of "Cricket Mooncakes" Has Taken Many by Surprise
As the economy continues to decline and business closures surge, the once-bustling streets of major cities have turned desolate. Many shops remain closed, and the colourful "For Rent" signs stand out starkly.
Senior US senator wants to boost pressure on China over Taiwan
USA-TAIWAN-SENATE:Senior US senator wants to boost pressure on China over Taiwan
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
Trump: Meeting with Xi in 4 Weeks, the Main Focus Is This
Soybeans are harvested from a field on Hodgen Farm in Roachdale. [People News] In recent times, Chin
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.