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Mainland Campus Health Checkups Spark Fear; Parents’ “Suspending School to Save Lives” Sentiment Spreads
An increasing number of videos have appeared online in China showing that large numbers of cases involving the abduction of children and minors are occurring daily across the country. These cases are also linked to live organ harvesting and organ transplantation. The authorities have done nothing ab
Will the Fourth Plenary Session Decide Xi Jinping’s Fate? Four Possible Scenarios Analyzed
On July 30, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Central Committee convened a Politburo meeting, during which it was announced that the Fourth Plenary Session will be held in October.
Shi Yongxin Has Ambitions to Found a Nation? His Protectors: Jiang Zemin, Li Changchun, Zhao Puchu
Shi Yongxin, a disgrace to Buddhism, rose to prominence due to his participation in the persecution of Falun Gong in 1999. This earned him the favour of Jiang Zemin, and he became the abbot of the Shaolin Temple.
Rescue Policies Are a Trap to Lure Families Into Financial Ruin
Once the locomotive of China’s economy, the real estate market across urban China is now facing a situation even worse than a “halving” of property values.
The Politburo Meeting Features 4 Mysterious Empty Chairs That Conceal Significant Messages. Who Left the Meeting Early?
Last month, the Politburo of the Communist Party of China (CPC) discussed the 'Regulations on the Work of the Central Decision-Making and Coordination Institution' in the morning.
Fourth Plenary Session Set for October – Have CCP Party Elders Reached a Behind-the-Scenes Deal?
On July 30, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) convened a meeting of the Central Political Bureau and decided that the 20th Central Committee’s Fourth Plenary Session (Fourth Plenum) would be held in Beijing this October, also finalising the meeting’s agenda.
China Floods Leave 40 Dead, Citizens Devastated While State Media Maintains Illusion of Peace and Prosperity
Recently, regions in eastern, northern, and northeastern China have experienced continuous heavy rainfall, leading to severe flooding. In just a few days, Beijing received its average annual rainfall.
People's Daily Article Signals: Li Qiang as Successor
On July 28, 2025, the People's Daily published an article titled "Comprehensively Strengthen Political Responsibility, Implement Detailed Flood Prevention Measures, and Fully Ensure the Safety of People's Lives and Property."
Inside the Hong Kong Crisis: Li Keqiang’s Two Bottom Lines and Xi Jinping’s Cold Response
Shanghai entrepreneur Hu Liren previously announced on his YouTube program "Real China" that he would mobilise all his social resources to investigate the cause of death of former Chinese Premier Li Keqiang.
Zhao Leji Returns to Beijing; Beidaihe Meeting Expected to Begin, Drawing Attention
Recently, some overseas independent media have speculated, based on the movements of top Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leaders, that the secretive Beidaihe meeting may already be underway.
Who Really Stood Behind Shi Yongxin Politically?
Compared to the scandal ten years ago, Shi Yongxin’s current downfall is far more intense, bizarre, and surreal—leaving observers with countless unanswered questions.
Is Ma Xingrui a Close Associate of Xi Jinping and Peng Liyuan? The Underlying Issues Have Come to Light
Xu Jiayin, the chairman of China Evergrande and once the richest man in China, has not yet been formally charged with any crime.
Shi Yongxin Crossed the Red Line—Did He Touch Beijing's Nerve? Will Ma Xingrui Be Next?
On July 27, 2025, a post on the official Shaolin Temple website sent shockwaves across China and the world: "Abbot Shi Yongxin of the Shaolin Temple has embezzled and misappropriated project funds and temple assets; he has seriously violated Buddhist precepts and maintained improper relationships with multiple women over a long period, even fathering illegitimate children.
Why Has Shi Yongxin Remained Untouchable for 38 Years? Netizens Dig Into His Powerful Backers
On July 28, the Buddhist Association of China issued a public statement agreeing to revoke Shi Yongxin’s ordination certificate.
Shi Yongxin Reportedly Taken Away for Investigation — Surveillance Cameras Once Found in His Bedroom
Recently, rumours have been circulating in mainland China that a prominent monk from a thousand-year-old ancient temple in central China has been taken in for investigation.
90% of Mainland Netizens Support the Recall of Pro-Communist Legislators in Taiwan
On July 26, Taiwan held the largest recall vote in the history of the Republic of China, determining the fate of 24 Kuomintang (KMT) legislators and the mayor of Hsinchu City, who were accused of having pro-Communist tendencies.
Inside Story: After Assassination Attempt, Hu Jintao Set Up a Top-Secret Life Protection System
The Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) 61889 Unit, also known as the Central Guard Regiment, is a highly secretive organisation based in Beijing. It is under the Joint Staff Department of the Central Military Commission and commanded by the Security Bureau of the General Office of the CCP Central Committee.
Chinese Mercenaries Share Harrowing Details of the Russia-Ukraine War, Summoned by National Security Upon Their Return
In April of this year, after Ukraine captured two Chinese citizens who were fighting alongside Russian troops, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky revealed on social media that Ukraine had confirmed the recruitment of over 150 Chinese citizens by Russia to participate in the conflict.
Shi Yongxin Involved in Criminal Activities and Taken Away; Former Religious Affairs Head Wang Zuo'an Reportedly Under Investigation
On July 27, Shaolin Temple issued an official statement confirming that its abbot, Shi Yongxin, is under joint investigation by multiple government departments for alleged criminal activities.
Xi Dada Offers Me 100 Million Rmb, but I Still Don't Want to Go
On July 26, Taiwan held its first wave of major recall elections, but the attempt to recall 24 legislators was unsuccessful.
30,000 RMB Meal Tab Left Unpaid for Five Years — The CCP Government Is the World’s Biggest ‘Deadbeat’
While China’s National Bureau of Statistics reports a 5.3% GDP growth for the first half of the year—a figure frequently contested—recent incidents of governmental embarrassment have sparked major online criticism.