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The Party Leader Reiterates: The More the Party is Governed, the Darker It Becomes

On July 30, the Chinese Communist Party held a Politburo meeting where it announced plans to convene the Fifth Plenary Session of the Central Committee in October. The main agenda for this session is clearly defined as studying "advancing comprehensive and strict governance of the party on several m

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Bamboo Cicada Incident Sparks Outrage as Huawei Refuses Responsibility

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The 'Bamboo Cicada' is a traditional bamboo toy for children that has unexpectedly become the hottest topic on the Chinese internet recently. Some netizens produced short videos using the 'Bamboo Cicada' to poke fun at Huawei, but after the platform's large-scale deletions, the backlash grew even stronger, resulting in a flood of parody videos across major social media platforms....

High Walls Have Ears: Unveiling the Secrets of the CCP's Special Surveillance System

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Beijing, on a cold and dark morning, several men dressed in black stormed into your home, blindfolding you with a black cloth and forcing you into a van that drove into an unknown darkness. As you travel, you catch a glimpse of a familiar face among the escorting team through the gaps in the cloth—it's the woman who knocked on your door the night before, claiming to be in Beijing to petition for help and pleading for your assistance....

Economic Downturn Makes Job Hunting Difficult and Life Challenging! Chinese Netizens: One Day at a Time

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On various social media platforms in China, including Xiaohongshu, Weibo, Zhihu, Maimai, and Tieba, many netizens are engaging in authentic discussions and sharing their thoughts on the current economic situation and job market. While some extreme or highly sensitive comments may face censorship and bans from the platforms, netizens often resort to metaphors, homophones, and realistic expressions to articulate their personal feelings....

The Article Published by "Qiushi" Acknowledges the Economic Temperature Difference While Obscuring Critical Pain Points.

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On August 1, "Qiushi" released an article titled "How to View the 'Temperature Difference' Between Macroeconomic Data and Microeconomic Feelings," which admits that "there exists a 'temperature difference' between macroeconomic totals and microeconomic experiences." The article states that "macroeconomic data serves as the 'thermometer' of the economy, while microeconomic feelings represent the 'perceived temperature' of the populace, both of which are valid."...

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