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Young Man Found Starved in Dongguan; Wuhan Job Seeker Sleeping Under Bridge
In April 2026, the National Bureau of Statistics of the Communist Party of China proudly announced the first quarter data, claiming that GDP growth had reached 5%, with signs of consumption recovery, stable exports, and strong investment.
“Xi Jinping Playing with Fire” — Trump Erupts in Fury, Beijing Shocked
Less than ten days before the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) Fourth Plenary Session, another major event has erupted between China and the United States. After China’s Ministry of Commerce issued seven consecutive announcements — imposing export controls on rare-earth-related products, technologies, equipment, raw materials, and on medium and heavy rare earths, lithium batteries, and graphite; placing 13 U.S., U.K., and Canadian entities on the “unreliable entity list”; and announcing port fees on U.S. ships and an antitrust investigation into Qualcomm — U.S. President Donald Trump unleashed
Political Satire Drama “Winnie’s Endgame” Officially Begins Filming
On October 8, 2025, “Winnie’s Endgame,” a brand-new production written and directed by Yan Zhen and produced by Canada’s New Tang Dynasty Television (NTD), officially began filming. The film employs black humor and political satire as its main artistic approach, making bold innovations and explorations in both subject matter and visual style.
In rare move, Dutch government takes control of China-owned chipmaker Nexperia
NETHERLANDS-NEXPERIA-CHINA-CHIPS:In rare move, Dutch government takes control of China-owned chipmaker Nexperia
Trump says new 100% tariff on China as trade war escalates
(The Center Square) – President Donald Trump on Friday said imports from China will face a new 100% tariff "over and above" existing import taxes on the world's second-largest economy.
U.S. Think Tank Expert: Participants in Transnational Repression Must Be Prosecuted and Sanctioned
Senior Fellow Olivia Enos of the Hudson Institute, a renowned think tank in Washington, D.C. (Li Che
Fan Shiji Admits to Killing Yu Menglong—Could This Be the Case's Breakthrough?
It has been one month since Chinese artist Yu Menglong fell to his death on the 11th of last month. Netizens have uncovered mounting evidence suggesting Yu Menglong was brutally murdered rather than dying from a simple fall after drinking, as officially claimed. Fan Shiji, a male star implicated in Yu Menglong's death, suddenly went berserk and publicly posted on Weibo: “I killed Yu Menglong,” causing an uproar. However, the post was deleted within ten minutes, and some netizens claimed it was a photoshopped image.
Rumor: Vice-Premier-Level Official Confirms Xi's Third Stroke, More Severe Than Previous Ones
As the Fourth Plenary Session approaches, rumors of Xi Jinping suffering a stroke resurface, though the claims are widely dismissed as yet another “cry wolf” scenario. Beyond initial revelations by independent media figure Du Wen, an English-language outlet named Leis Real Talk has now corroborated the authenticity of the report.
Crazy! The CCP Detonates a Rare Earth “Nuclear Bomb” — Xi Jinping Covers Up a Power Crisis
On October 9, 2025, China’s Ministry of Commerce suddenly announced the implementation of the strictest export controls on rare earths in history—a move tantamount to detonating a “rare earth nuclear bomb.” It instantly ignited tensions in U.S.-China relations, geopolitics, and the global supply chain. This is more than just a trade dispute—it is a reflection of power struggles among Beijing’s top leaders on the eve of the Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee. On the surface, it appears to be a show of geopolitical toughness toward the U.S., but behind it lies a political smoke
Analysis: Trump Posts Bombshell Message—U.S.-China Relations on the Brink of Collapse
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) recently made a series of moves, including expanding export controls on rare earth elements, angering the U.S. government and Congress. On Friday (October 10), President Trump suddenly released a bombshell post on social media condemning the CCP’s actions as “insidious and hostile.” The president stated bluntly that he had never expected things to reach this point. The U.S. is seriously considering various countermeasures, including imposing a 100% tariff on Chinese goods, and has already cut off the CCP’s access to certain U.S. technologies.
Taiwan says doesn't need China for most of its rare earths needs
CHINA-RAREEARTHS-TAIWAN:Taiwan says doesn't need China for most of its rare earths needs
5 Million People Worldwide Sign the “End CCP” Petition — Witnessing a Global Anti-Communist Tide
On October 10, 2025, the Global Service Center for Quitting the Chinese Communist Party announced that after five years of international effort, the petition campaign “End the Evil Chinese Communist Party (End CCP)” has officially surpassed five million signatures. This milestone is not only a record for a grassroots movement, but also a sign of a growing moral awakening spreading throughout the Western world.
Revenge Against Society Is Blooming Everywhere; Public Anxiety Rises
In the past few days, multiple violent incidents have occurred in several Chinese cities, causing public worry about deteriorating public security to heat up again.
Woman Fleeing China to Germany Accuses CCP of Forced Organ Harvesting
On September 21, 2025, the Chinese Consulate's “Chinese Culture Festival” in Duisburg, Germany, unexpectedly faced fierce protests and accusations from a mother and daughter. Holding posters detailing their tragic experiences, they denounced the CCP's illegal organ transplants, declaring that “no one is safe.”
Before the Fourth Plenary Session, State Media Aggressively Promoted Hu Haifeng. Is Xi Really Finished?
Hu Haifeng, the son of former Chinese Communist Party leader Hu Jintao and Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, attended a press conference today (October 10) alongside Minister of Civil Affairs Lu Zhiyuan and other colleagues.
Sudden Rumors of Xi’s Stroke — Are They Strange? Major Personnel Shock Expected at the Fourth Plenum
With the Fourth Plenum of the CCP approaching, rumours are running rampant again about whether Xi Jinping’s hold on power will change and about top-level personnel arrangements. Under enormous backlash across the economy, politics, diplomacy, and domestic society, new reports have again surfaced that Xi suffered a stroke and was rushed for emergency treatment.
Li Qiang “Reports” to Kim Jong-un? Beijing Adds Extra “Ingredients” to the China–North Korea Meeting Report
According to CCP state media, on the afternoon of October 9, local time, Chinese Premier and Politburo Standing Committee member Li Qiang met with North Korea’s top leader Kim Jong-un in Pyongyang.
Xi Jinping's Fascination with Supernatural Powers: Believing in Sorcery is No Arabian Nights Tale
Rumours have emerged that Xi Jinping has suffered a sudden stroke. One circulating version regarding mainland actor Yu Menglong suggests that he was selected as a sacrifice to prolong Xi Jinping's life due to their shared birthday.
Trump threatens export controls on Boeing parts in response to China
USA-TRUMP-CHINA-EXPORT-CONTROLS:Trump threatens export controls on Boeing parts in response to China
Major US online retailers remove listings for millions of prohibited Chinese electronics
USA-CHINA-ELECTRONICS:Major US online retailers remove listings for millions of prohibited Chinese electronics
Suspected of Working for the Chinese Consulate: President of New York Taishan Women’s Association Arrested
On the eve of the Mid-Autumn Festival, Wang Yibing, president of the Taishan Women’s Association of New York—a very active figure in the city’s Chinese community—was arrested by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). She is suspected of “working for the Chinese consulate.” She is currently being held at an ICE detention center in southern Louisiana and may face deportation to China.