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Xi Jinping Unable to Contain the Fallout — Yu Menglong Case Shakes the Fourth Plenary Session
The Chinese Communist Party’s Fourth Plenary Session opened today (October 20) amid intensifying infighting at the top of the regime. Meanwhile, the Yu Menglong case—which has spread from public outrage into the heart of Zhongnanhai—has directed popular anger squarely at Xi Jinping and Cai Qi. The i
From Night Cycling in Zhengzhou to Tragedy in Zhuhai: Chinese People Find No Way Out
Over the past week, two incidents in China have reminded us that under authoritarian rule, even though "good governance" is often touted as the regime’s source of legitimacy, societal and political deterioration happens more quickly and severely.
Suspected Chinese Hackers Breach U.S. Telecom Companies: Only the Tip of the Iceberg
U.S. government investigators indicate that hacking attacks linked to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) targeting U.S. telecom systems initially appeared to focus on the U.S. presidential election but are, in fact, more deeply rooted.
Xi Jinping Panics as Trump’s Four-Pronged Epic Anti-CCP Strategy Unfolds
Even before the White House transitions, Xi Jinping and the CCP are already dreading what’s ahead. The framework of a new era in U.S.-China relations under Trump 2.0 is taking shape, as revealed by recent cabinet nominations.
Orange Smoke Over Guangdong's Daya Bay Turns Night Sky Red, Sparking Public Debate
Photos of Daya Bay circulated on mainland Chinese and Hong Kong social media on the night of November 12, showing a large amount of unidentified smoke billowing from a factory, turning the night sky orange-red.
Night Ride and Confession of Kaifeng University Students: "We Have No Money, No Jobs, No Future"
The "Night Ride to Kaifeng" movement, which started at Zhengzhou University, reached a peak last weekend, with over 200,000 participants on the road from Zhengzhou to Kaifeng.
“Not Taking a Thread or Needle from the People,” Yet Two Provincial Deputies Demand the People’s Wealth
"Not taking a single thread or needle from the people" was a slogan used by the CCP in its early years to deceive the public and gain popular support, and it’s a mantra that corrupt officials often repeat to mask their actions.
"New Poor" Spread Across Beijing and Shanghai
In recent years, as China’s economy has continued to deteriorate and housing prices have plummeted, a new term has emerged on Chinese social media: the "new poor."
The "Safest Country"? Murders in Broad Daylight and the CCP’s Dual Strategy of Stability and Deception
On November 13, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian claimed that the authorities have consistently taken effective measures to ensure the safety of the people, maintain social stability, and protect all foreigners in China.
Six High-Ranking CCP Officials Die from Illness
During the COVID-19 pandemic, a large number of individuals in China lost their lives to the virus, many of whom were staunch members of the Communist Party.
State Media Silent on Zhuhai Car Attack: Is 35 Deaths the "Cap" for Major Accidents?
On Monday evening (November 11), an SUV plowed into pedestrians at the Sports Center in Zhuhai, Guangdong Province, resulting in 35 deaths and 43 injuries, drawing international media attention.
Real-Life Violence: Social Resentment and Collective Psychological Crisis
In contemporary Chinese society, violence and hostility have increasingly become hard-to-ignore social phenomena. These behaviors are not limited to extreme incidents or violent crimes but have permeated every corner of society, becoming a norm for many people’s lives.
AstraZeneca China President Detained: Insurance Fraud and China’s Distorted Pharmaceutical System
Since late October,news has been circulating widely about the investigation into Wang Lei, the president of AstraZeneca China, with many speculating that the probe relates to an insurance fraud case involving AstraZeneca employees three years ago.
Zhuhai Car Attack Sparks Public Doubt and Stability Measures: Renewed Attention on Social Struggles at the Bottom
The Chinese government is investigating the vehicle attack incident in Zhuhai, where a driver drove into a crowd, resulting in at least 35 deaths and 43 injuries.
Military Disciplinary Inspection and Supervision Training Course No Longer Mentions "Xi Thought"
On November 11, the PLA Daily and the CCP’s military website reported on the conclusion of the 7th and 8th sessions of basic training for the entire military’s disciplinary inspection and supervision teams.
Does the Beijing Garrison Still Remain Loyal to Xi Jinping?
The Beijing Garrison falls under the command of the People's Liberation Army's Headquarters and is directly overseen by the Central Military Commission (CMC).
Major Shake-up? Reports Suggest Xi’s Trusted Ally Miao Hua Taken Away
Recent online reports suggest that the director of the Central Military Commission’s Political Work Department, Admiral Miao Hua, has been directly taken away by the Central Military Commission's Disciplinary Commission.
Consequences of the CCP’s “Harvesting” of Wealthy Individuals and Private Enterprises
Amid an economic downturn and slumping real estate market, the CCP has launched a campaign targeting private enterprises and wealthy individuals to fill fiscal gaps.
From “Halloween Witch Hunts” to “Student Night Rides”: What’s Driving the CCP to the Brink?
Recently, a wave of university students in Zhengzhou launched the mass "Night Ride to Kaifeng" event, sparking similar actions in Beijing, Tianjin, Hubei, Jiangsu, Sichuan, Anhui, and Shaanxi.
Can Xi Jinping Find Peace in South America as "Chinese New Year’s Eve" Returns?
The CCP is out of money; the Belt and Road Forum wrapped up hastily. (Video screenshot) [People
Zhuhai Vehicle Attack Leaves Many Dead and Injured; Public Alleges Government Cover-Up
The off-road vehicle attack in Zhuhai, Guangdong Province, has alarmed high-level officials in Beijing. CCP leader Xi Jinping issued a directive demanding strict prevention of extreme incidents.