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Li Xi Disappears Again — What Kind of Drama Is He Acting In?
It is rumored that Li Xi, Secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI), who is said to be implicated in the corruption case of former Xinjiang Party Secretary Ma Xingrui, appeared at the Chinese Communist Party’s Economic Work Conference held on December 10, only to disappear
Massive Military Purge: The Arrest of He Weidong Was No Coincidence
Since last year, CCP leader Xi Jinping has launched a sweeping anti-corruption campaign within the military, resulting in mass arrests.
CCP Introduces New Plan to Boost Consumption, While Netizens Embrace Extreme Low-Spending Lifestyles
As China's economy has remained sluggish for years, the authorities have repeatedly emphasized the need to boost domestic consumption. However, they have yet to introduce effective stimulus measures. On March 16, the government suddenly announced a special action plan consisting of 30 measures aimed at revitalizing consumer sentiment and restoring confidence in household spending.
Rapid Progress in Healthcare, Stagnation in Social Security
Recently, overseas media reported that the healthcare insurance department of Luoyang City, Henan Province, issued a notice stating that, starting from January 1, 2025, rural residents enrolled in the New Rural Cooperative Medical System (新農合) will only be eligible for outpatient reimbursement
Shocking News: He Weidong Arrested, Former General Logistics Department Minister Zhao Keshi and Other Generals Also Purged
Two days after former journalist Zhao Lanjian broke the news that Chinese military Vice Chairman He Weidong had been taken away for investigation, he has now revealed even more shocking details on X (formerly Twitter), posting in both Chinese and English about the latest internal turmoil within the PLA.
Explosive Rumors of Xi Jinping’s Deputy Being Arrested – How Credible Are They?
Shortly after the conclusion of the CCP’s Two Sessions, shocking news has emerged from the Chinese military. Former Chinese journalist Zhao Lanjian posted an exclusive scoop on his X (Twitter) account, claiming that Central Military Commission (CMC) Vice Chairman He Weidong—widely regarded as a close ally of Xi Jinping—was taken away following the Two Sessions. According to the report, his residences in both Beijing and Shanghai were searched.
Shifts in Zhongnanhai’s Political Winds Seen Through State and Military Media
Previously, I analyzed how during this year’s Two Sessions, it was evident that high-ranking CCP officials were using a coordinated script to praise Xi Jinping.
Currency Easing, Economy Still Weak – AI Frenzy and the Vicious Cycle of the State-Controlled System
During the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) annual Two Sessions meeting in March, the government set a GDP growth target of 5% for the year and announced a series of economic stimulus plans to stabilize and revive the economy.
PLA Vice Chairman He Weidong Taken Away, Signs Were Evident: Zhao Lanjian & Cai Shenkun
On the evening of March 13 at 9:27 PM, former Chinese journalist Zhao Lanjian, now residing in the U.S., made a shocking revelation on X (formerly Twitter): He Weidong, a member of the 20th Central Politburo and Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC), had been taken away, and his residences in Beijing and Shanghai were raided.
Trump Plans to Activate the Alien Enemies Act – 50,000 Chinese Illegal Immigrants in the U.S. Targeted
On March 14, CNN reported that former President Donald Trump intends to activate the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to expedite the large-scale deportation of illegal immigrants. But does Trump have the authority to do this? And what would it mean?
Controversy Over China’s "Super Embassy" in London Continues – Hong Kongers in the UK Call for Protest on Saturday
The Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) plan to build a "super embassy" in London remains a source of controversy.
First Hong Kong Exile in Taiwan Granted Residency – Hopes to Rename Himself "Rebirth" After Becoming a Taiwanese Citizen
The 2019 "Anti-Extradition Law Movement" led to a mass exodus of Hong Kongers seeking asylum in various countries.
CCP Promotes Brainwashing Education in Tibet Through Films and Storytelling to Strengthen Assimilation
The Chinese government is currently implementing a new round of "patriotic" education in ethnic minority regions, aimed at promoting "ethnic unity" and assimilating Tibetans and other minority groups into Han Chinese culture.
Hohhot Offers 100,000 RMB Subsidy for Third Child—Critics Question Women's Dignity
On Thursday (March 13), the city of Hohhot in Inner Mongolia announced a new policy offering a subsidy of 100,000 RMB for families having a third child.
Tough G7 statement drops 'one China' reference from Taiwan language
G7-MINISTERS-CHINA:Tough G7 statement drops 'one China' reference from Taiwan language
Mainland Spouse Advocates Armed Unification, Has Taiwan Residency Revoked and Is Deported
Liu Zhenya, a Chinese influencer living in Taiwan, had her residency permit revoked after making pro-unification comments on her social media channel "Yaya in Taiwan." Taiwan’s National Immigration Agency (NIA) determined that her statements violated the law and canceled her dependent residence permit.
China’s Crackdown on ‘Wealth Flaunting’ Resumes – What’s the Purpose?
On one hand, the Chinese government urges the public to "speak positively" about the economy, while on the other, it is intensifying its crackdown on the phenomenon of "wealth flaunting."
Zhao Leji’s Absence from the NPC Meeting Hints at Hidden Agendas: Xi Jinping’s Secret War Proposal Against Taiwan Fails
During the National People's Congress (NPC) session, Xi Jinping summoned Zhao Leji to his office and forcibly demanded that he secretly pass a special wartime law against Taiwan. After reviewing the contents, Zhao refused to comply for several reasons
The Truth Behind Scams in Cambodia
In recent years, there have been frequent reports of people from mainland China and Taiwan being tricked into going to Cambodia, where they are forced into scam operations. What has happened to Cambodia? Do its laws simply not apply?
Australia moves to arm troops with anti-ship missiles as China threat looms
AUSTRALIA-CHINA-MISSILES:Australia moves to arm troops with anti-ship missiles as China threat looms
Taiwan president warns of China's 'infiltration' effort, vows counter measures
TAIWAN-CHINA:Taiwan president warns of China's 'infiltration' effort, vows counter measures