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How the CCP Systematically Harms Overseas Chinese
This report leaves readers feeling unsettled long after they have finished reading it. The data is sourced from public records of the U.S. Federal Sentencing Commission, the Bureau of Justice Statistics, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the Department of Homeland Security; the cases are deri
A Split in Attitudes Toward the U.S.? Xi Confronts While Li Qiang Seeks “Win-Win Cooperation”
Xi Jinping’s recent trip to Xinjiang once again confirms that his current status has indeed shifted. This includes the fact that he did not give a speech at the conference, and that Zhang Youxia, Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission, did not accompany him.
Li Qiang Acts on Behalf of Xi, Who Steps into a Carefully Laid Trap
On September 25, the Associated Press published an article titled "China's Xi Takes a Step Back, Putting a Lieutenant in the Limelight at UN Meeting." The article notes that on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the United Nations, it was expected that Xi Jinping would deliver a speech at the UN General Assembly, but he did not.
Wang Huning's Audacity Has Increased; He Actually Dared to Publicly Humiliate Xi
During Xi Jinping's recent inspection of Xinjiang, an unusual action by Wang Huning, who currently serves as a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee, Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and Secretary of the Party Group, has drawn significant public attention and sparked heated discussions.
This Major Divide Has Driven Zhang Youxia and Xi Jinping Apart
Within the CCP military, the hawks and the doves have long been engaged in both open and hidden struggles. Some analyses point out that Xi Jinping, chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC), is hawkish by nature, while the CMC vice chairman has shifted from hawk to dove. This major divide has caused the two men to drift further apart until they went their separate ways, with Zhang Youxia becoming another force within the military. The divergence between Xi Jinping and Zhang Youxia could have a significant impact on the Taiwan issue.
Cai Guoqiang and Arc’teryx Blast a Mountain in Tibet, Netizens Cry Out in Pain
Chinese demolition artist Cai Guoqiang collaborated with the outdoor brand Arc’teryx, which had been acquired by Chinese capital, seeking to stage large-scale fireworks shows in the mountainous areas of Japan and France. After being rejected by both governments, he successfully applied for the Himalayan region in Tibet. On September 19, massive fireworks were ignited in the Himalayas, but afterwards, a large amount of garbage was left behind, sparking criticism from all sides.
Xi and Putin Joke About Organ Transplants; Expert: Sends Chills Down the Spine
At the Chinese Communist Party’s September 3 military parade, a live microphone caught a private conversation between Chinese and Russian leaders Xi Jinping and Putin—about organ transplants and living to 150 years old. Human rights and religious freedom expert Marco Respinti told The Dajiyuan that, given the CCP’s practice of harvesting organs from Falun Gong practitioners and other prisoners of conscience, this conversation is chilling.
Netizens Track Xi’s Visit to Xinjiang, Storm CCTV Livestream to Speak Out for Yu Menglong
CCP leader Xi Jinping recently attended the 70th anniversary celebrations of the founding of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. During a CCTV livestream, netizens stormed the broadcast chat to demand the truth about the case of mainland actor Yu Menglong.
Zhang Youxia has broken these established protocols. Is Xi still the chairman of the Military Commission?
On the afternoon of September 23, Xi Jinping led a delegation from the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China to Urumqi to participate in the 70th anniversary celebration of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, scheduled for the 25th.
Rumors of Xi Jinping Nearly Facing a Bomb Attack in Xinjiang – Looked Pale and Terrified?
On the afternoon of September 23, CCP leader Xi Jinping led the Central Delegation to attend the 70th anniversary celebration of the founding of Xinjiang. Du Wen, former Deputy Director of the Legal Advisory Office of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Government and now an independent media commentator, said today (September 25) that he received word from inside China that the CCP security apparatus had uncovered a plot to launch a bombing attack against Xi Jinping at the originally scheduled venue for the celebration—the Urumqi Olympic Sports Center.
The "First Case of Corruption in Xiangqi" vs. "Comprehensive Victory in Poverty Alleviation"
The case known as China's "First Case of Corruption in Xiangqi," involving the grandmaster "Buying and Selling Chess," was heard and sentenced on Wednesday (September 24) at the People's Court of Shangcheng District in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. Six Chinese Xiangqi grandmasters were sentenced, with Wang Tianyi, referred to as the "Number One in Xiangqi," pleading guilty in court.
Outside the UN General Assembly, Falun Gong Clarifies the Truth and Calls to End CCP Persecution
The 80th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) convened on September 23 (Tuesday) at UN Headquarters in New York. Early in the morning, over a hundred Falun Gong practitioners gathered at Dag Hammarskjold Plaza outside the UN, performing exercises and holding a peaceful appeal. They exposed the CCP’s 26-year-long persecution of Falun Gong practitioners in China and called on governments to help end this human rights disaster. Former U.S. Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom, Samuel Brownback, came to the site to show his support for Falun Gong.
CECC Chief of Staff: CCP’s Impersonation Email Attacks Are Acts of War
Piero Tozzi, Chief of Staff of the Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC), told The Epoch Times that the CCP’s impersonation of The Epoch Times to send bomb threat emails against the White House and U.S. federal agencies constitutes attacks on the United States and is an act of war by the CCP.
Taipei—Shanghai Forum Abruptly Cancelled, Chen Jining Questions Possible Changes at High Levels?
The Taipei-Shanghai Twin Cities Forum, scheduled for September 25, was unexpectedly called off just before the Taiwan delegation was set to depart. As the only official exchange between the two sides that has encountered obstacles, what political message does this convey?
CCTV Hinting Xi Might Step Down? Under Mounting Pressure, Xi No Longer Dares to Talk Tough
At the September 3 military parade, Xi Jinping had intended to use the occasion to showcase himself. Yet unexpectedly, his private conversation with Vladimir Putin was overheard worldwide—topics like “organ transplants” and “living to 150” became the focus of international discussion.
New Rules on Military Land Lead to Even Worse Corruption – Is Xi Jinping Compromising with the Military?
The CCP has issued new regulations on military land, with a focus on standardising the handling of military land-use rights. Military housing has long been a hotbed of corruption within the PLA.
Strange Tales of the World (359) – Yu Menglong’s Wronged Soul Cannot Find Justice in the Mortal World; Why Murderers Cannot Escape Retribution
For more than ten days now, the tragic death of mainland actor Yu Menglong has shocked countless netizens both at home and abroad. The tragic reality, however, is that even with two billion clicks and widespread calls for a thorough investigation, the truth has not been revealed—because behind the case lurks a powerful hidden hand.
BBC Speaks Out on Yu Menglong Case: Police Drew a Sloppy Conclusion
The case of 37-year-old mainland actor Yu Menglong’s fatal fall continues to escalate. Thanks to persistent efforts by netizens, voices are still being raised despite the CCP’s vast censorship machinery. The first Western media outlet to report on the case, BBC Chinese, noted that while Chinese police had the capacity to provide a detailed account, they instead focused solely on “debunking rumours” and hastily drew a conclusion.
Incredible Scene: If the Director Connects with Hu Chenfeng
Hu Chenfeng's short video career can be seen as a 'heaven-defying wonder' within the internet landscape behind the Great Wall. Each episode he releases acts as a deep-water bomb thrown into the stagnant waters of domestic discourse, breaking the surface and shattering the tranquil scenery of a prosperous era.
World Organization to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong (WOIPFG) Exposes CCP Military’s Dark Secret of Harvesting Baby Organs
On September 22, “World Organization to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong” (WOIPFG) released “WOIPFG: The Shocking Dark Secret of the CCP Military’s Harvesting of Baby Organs.” According to information provided by insiders from CCP military hospitals, the report exposes that more than a decade ago, CCP military hospitals launched experiments in “baby organ transplantation.”
Online Exposé: Cai Qi on Edge, Issues Oral Directive Nationwide to Block Information on Yu Menglong Case
The case of mainland actor Yu Menglong’s fatal fall, though already 12 days past, continues to ferment on social media. Despite the harshest-ever internet censorship measures, netizens keep pushing back.