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Lunar Eclipse Prophecy of Good and Bad Fortune: The CCP Will Disintegrate Within Three Years, Unable to Escape Disaster
This article reveals that the line of good and bad fortune during the lunar eclipse provides a deeper insight into fortune than the eclipse's coverage area or the coordinates of its maximum point.
Zhang Xuefeng’s Sudden Death: Five Fatal Killing Lines of the CCP System
The rise and fall of Zhang Xuefeng reflects deeper systemic pressures behind overwork, inequality, and control.
Using the U.S.–Iran War to Wage Cognitive Warfare, CCP Deliberately Creates Topics
Rising tensions near Taiwan Strait highlight Beijing’s military pressure and information campaigns targeting Taiwan.
Ili, Xinjiang Prevents Kazakhs From Freely Disposing of Property
New restrictions in Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture limit property sales and complicate migration plans for ethnic Kazakhs.
'Shen Yun Is World-Class' — Opening Show at New York’s Lincoln Center Sells Out
A sold-out opening at Lincoln Center highlights the global appeal and cultural message of Shen Yun Performing Arts.
Large Numbers of Mid- and Senior-Level Military Officers Disappear; Xi Spares No Cost to Become “Emperor”
Reports of a sweeping military purge raise questions about stability, loyalty, and combat readiness.
Japanese Officer Breaches Chinese Embassy; Beijing’s Narrative Sparks Debate Over Motives
A lone embassy incident escalates into a political flashpoint, fueling tensions between China and Japan.
Xi Leads Top Officials Back to Xiong’an, Calls Decision ‘Correct’ Amid Doubts
Xi revisits Xiong’an as doubts linger over its long-term viability and real economic momentum.
Zhang Xuefeng's Sudden Passing: Leaving Behind a 50 Million Yuan Pledge and Vaccine Controversies
On March 24, Zhang Xuefeng, the most prominent education blogger in China and a celebrated coach for graduate school entrance exams, tragically passed away in Suzhou at the young age of 41.
Chinese Missiles Show “Zero Hit Rate” in Combat, Sparking Xi’s Fury and Arrests
Many international military analysts have characterised Chinese-made weapons with the phrase: "powerful on paper, fragile in actual combat."
Japan's Diplomatic Shift: Officially Downgrading Relations with Beijing
A significant signal has emerged in the East Asian landscape. Multiple media outlets have disclosed that the draft of Japan's 2026 "Diplomatic Blue Book" indicates that the Japanese government is making a notable "downgrade" in its relationship with Beijing.
Yao Chen Announces Divorce: Why Is State Media Making Such a Fuss?
Recently, renowned mainland actress Yao Chen announced on Weibo that she has been divorced for several years.
CCP Uses AI for Cognitive Warfare, Turning Misinformation Mainstream
Yomiuri Shimbun noted that last November, Japanese Prime Minister Kishi Nobuo addressed the issue of 'Taiwan's situation' during a parliamentary inquiry.
The Chinese Communist Party's 'King of Routers' Makes a Swift Move to the U.S. Is a Wave of Tech Giants Fleeing?
Just as the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) champions technological advancement for the nation and the country buzzes with the goal of surpassing the United States, a shocking piece of news has disrupted the CCP's grand vision of a technological leap forward.
Xi Jinping's 2026 Major Exam: Urging Relocation to Xiong'an with Three Standing Committee Members
In the two days following the conclusion of the Two Sessions, Xi Jinping made a surprise visit to the Xiong'an New Area, accompanied by three key members of the Standing Committee: Li Qiang, Cai Qi, and Ding Xuexiang.
Retired Armed Police: Our Greatest Desire is to Kill the Leader
The question of whether the Chinese Communist Party will resort to military force to unify Taiwan has become a trending topic.
Taiwan Official Explains $2.08M Charter Fees; Will Top CCP Leaders Reveal Finances?
Recently, Taiwan's Executive Yuan Director Zhuo Rongtai travelled to Japan, and upon his return to Taiwan, he unexpectedly detailed the charter flight expenses and ticket invoices during a press conference. This news continues to generate significant attention.
The CCP's "Unfair" Competition Undermines Economic and Trade Relations with Europe and the United States
On March 20, Belgian-Dutch-language media first reported a letter from Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.
April 1st: A Turning Point for the Entertainment Industry? Veteran Artists in a Shocking Dive
If you've been following short dramas lately or keeping up with the film and television trends in mainland China, you might have noticed a troubling phenomenon: the perfectly smiling supporting characters on screen, or the bustling crowds in the background, may not actually be human at all.
Vučić Confirms Chinese Missile Purchase, Silence on Iran Stance Raises Questions
The Iranian Air Force and Navy have suffered significant losses due to the strong strikes from the US-Israel coalition.
Caution! Refusing to Provide Passwords for Electronic Devices in Hong Kong is Now a Crime
On March 23, the Hong Kong government announced that in future cases related to the national security law, individuals who refuse to provide their mobile phone or computer passwords during police investigations could face up to one year in prison and a fine of 100,000 Hong Kong dollars.