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The 'Long March' Commemoration: The CCP's Final Struggle

China

Prior to the Fifth Plenary Session, the CCP held a commemoration for the 'Long March.' The CCP leader referred to the Long March as an 'epic,' while party media enthusiastically proclaimed 'red banners' and 'miracles.' It remains unclear whether the CCP deliberately scheduled the Fifth Plenary Session to follow the Long March commemoration, but it is evident that the CCP aimed to strengthen the education of attending party officials on themes of 'unity,' 'love for the party,' and 'atheistic communist beliefs,' which likely served this purpose....

Why the United States Considers Confucius Institutes a National Security Threat

China

On the 23rd, U.S. Secretary of Defence Peter Hegseth stated that the U.S. Department of Defence regards the "Confucius Institutes" operating within the United States as a threat to national security. In a video shared on social media, he asserted that these institutes function in U.S. universities under a facade of legitimacy....

Hu Chunhua's Absence from 'Long March' Commemoration Raises Concerns; Exclusive Report Unveils the Details

China

On the eve of the sensitive period leading up to the Fifth Plenary Session of the Communist Party of China, Hu Chunhua, a prominent figure from the Youth League faction and Vice Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, was notably absent from the so-called 'Long March' commemoration meeting held on October 22, 2026, which has attracted public attention....

Robbing the Poor to Pay the Rich: The Eight Sins of the CCP's Social Security

China

The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences has previously projected that by 2035, the national employee social security fund pool will face a significant deficit. To proactively tackle this impending social security crisis, the authorities have been scrambling to find funding through various measures, including delaying retirement, enforcing mandatory social security, and extending social security benefits to rural areas....

Kim Jong-un Makes Sudden Visit to China, Quelling Death Rumours

China

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un unexpectedly visited China on the 24th, marking his first trip back to the country in over a year. Analysts suggest that this visit may be intended to reaffirm the 'comprehensive strategic partnership' between North Korea and China ahead of the 'Anti-American Aid Korea' anniversary on the 25th....

Political Bureau Meeting Takes a Grim Turn, Attendance Rate at Fifth Plenary Session Hits Record Low

China

In late October 2026, while Beijing's weather had just begun to feel like early winter, the political atmosphere above the city had already descended into a chilling winter. The Chinese Communist Party's Political Bureau has been issuing stern warnings, the party's publications have been releasing high-profile articles, and a series of events, including commemorations of the Long March and intensified anti-corruption campaigns, have been unfolding....

National Security Officials: Huang Yihau's Fake Car Accident Orchestrated by Mastermind 'K' Who Entered Taiwan to Carry Out Mission

China

Taiwanese comedian Huang Yihau was intentionally struck by a vehicle in September. An unnamed official from Taiwan's national security agency disclosed to Radio Free Asia that investigators found on the suspect's mobile phone that the Chinese side had explicitly instructed them to hit Huang Yihau until he was 'crippled,' aiming to incapacitate him for at least one to two weeks....

The Politburo Meeting Was Unusually Held Earlier; The CCP Issues a Call for Political Jargon in the Officialdom

China

Traditionally, the CCP holds its monthly Politburo meeting at the end of each month. However, this October's meeting was unexpectedly moved up by 8 days, drawing significant attention from observers. Many analysts believe that the primary reason for this deviation from routine is to create time and policy space for upcoming major personnel and political arrangements....

The Noise Behind Xi Jinping's Dominance

China

As the Fifth Plenary Session of the Communist Party of China approaches, various reports about Xi Jinping have once again taken centre stage in party and military media. His three titles and the loyalty phrase 'two safeguards' have frequently appeared, creating the impression that Xi continues to wield considerable power....

Putin Meets Li Qiang, Refers to Xi as a 'Friend' in State Media Oversight

China

Saint Petersburg, located in northwestern Russia and bordering the Gulf of Finland, was established by Peter the Great. It serves as a directly governed city of Russia and is a significant port and military base in the Baltic Sea region. On October 21, the 31st regular meeting of the Chinese and Russian prime ministers took place here, co-hosted by Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin....

Kim Jong-Un 'Dies and Comes Back to Life': Did 9,000 Troops From Beijing Enter North Korea to Seize Power?

China

Recently, North Korea has put on a political suspense drama that is both absurd and laughable! Reports emerged that North Korea's supreme leader, Kim Jong-un, suddenly suffered a cerebral haemorrhage and fell into a coma, prompting an urgent transfer to Beijing for medical treatment. However, even the doctors in Beijing were unable to save him! The news caused a stir online, with not only Kim Jong-un's 'posthumous photo' circulating but also images of North Korean citizens mourning in tears....

Xi's Four Major Signs of Danger and Their Causes

China

There are numerous commentators discussing the changes in the CCP's political landscape. Among them, the insights of Yu Maochun, the former chief advisor on China issues at the U.S. State Department, are particularly significant....

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