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Stability Maintenance Crisis: Cultural Revolution–Like Controls Return, Returnees Struggle
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has recently intensified its efforts to tighten social control. After a large-scale confiscation of passports, new categories of 'black five types' have been introduced, which include rights defence lawyers, underground religious groups, dissidents, online l
Breaking Away From the CCP, North Korea Amends Its Constitution to Create the Image of a ' Normal Country'
While CCP leader Xi Jinping is modifying the constitution to pursue his 're-election dream' and emphasises that he will not abandon the use of force to unify Taiwan, North Korea, which has been a 'little brother' to the CCP for decades, has suddenly made significant amendments to its constitution.
Mainland Netizen 'Arrow Shoot Dragon Robe Pig Head': The One in Zhongnanhai Keeps Having Nightmares
Today, we want to share a sensitive video that quickly gained traction on social media in mainland China but was swiftly censored.
North Korea Abandons Constitutional Goal of Unification, Kim Jong-un Challenges Xi Jinping
On May 6, 2026, South Korea's Ministry of Unification released the full text of North Korea's new constitution, signifying that Kim Jong-un's regime has officially abandoned its long-standing goal of "national unification" at a legal level.
Former Chinese Defence Ministers Wei Fenghe and Li Shangfu Sentenced to Death with a Two-Year Reprieve for Corruption
The anti-corruption campaign within the upper ranks of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) military has once again delivered a shocking blow. Today (May 7), state media confirmed that former defence ministers Wei Fenghe and Li Shangfu have been sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve by the military court for serious corruption offences.
New Regulations from the CCP Heighten 'Human and Financial Void' Risks for Investment in China
In recent years, the CCP has increasingly reinforced its 'security-oriented' governance, integrating data, supply chains, and capital flows into a national security framework, which makes it easier to associate the daily operations of businesses with security risks.
CCP Internet Censorship Drives Netizens Overseas, Accelerating Information Spread
Several regions in mainland China have recently witnessed retaliatory social incidents, group conflicts, suicides, and public safety accidents. With related videos and information being deleted from domestic social media platforms, an increasing number of netizens are turning to the X platform, Telegram groups, and overseas self-media to share news, attempting to circumvent the CCP's internet censorship.
Xi Jinping Lures Out the Snake; Is Cai Qi's Succession at the Fifth Plenary Session a Deception?
Recently, Cai Qi, ranked fifth among the 'big managers' in Zhongnanhai, was unexpectedly elevated to the status of 'de facto number two' by The Economist, the most authoritative political and economic media in the West.
Chinese Experts Challenge Party Leader: 'Common Prosperity' Faces Structural Issues
In recent years, the Beijing authorities have claimed to be actively promoting policies related to 'common prosperity' in an effort to address income and wealth inequality in China.
Beijing’s Frenzied Obstruction of Lai Ching-te’s Visit — Xi Too Hasty, Too Immature
Disregarding international diplomatic norms, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) pressured three African countries over Lai Ching-te’s visit, even pushing them to close their airspace. This forced Taiwan to temporarily postpone the trip. However, Taiwan ultimately broke through the blockade: Lai successfully completed the visit and safely returned to Taiwan on May 5.
Netizens Slam Beijing May Day Security: Who Will Spark the Crisis?
The recently concluded May Day holiday in China did not reflect the 'prosperous peace' that was officially promoted; instead, extreme security measures and shipping controls have led to significant public outcry.
Annual Revenue ¥400M vs. ¥2.6B Payroll: 3,000 County Officials Living Off the Land
On May 2, a WeChat public account in mainland China referenced an article from "Banyue Tan," which exposed the situation of wealthy officials being supported by the impoverished Dafang County in Guizhou, drawing significant attention from netizens.
US–China Tit-for-Tat Before Trump–Xi Meeting: Heavy Self-Damage Overshadows Gains
On the evening of May 2, 2026, the Ministry of Commerce of the Communist Party of China unexpectedly announced a blocking order against US sanctions targeting Hengli Petrochemical (Dalian) Refining Co., Ltd. and four other Chinese private "teapot" refineries, based on the 2021 "Regulations on Blocking the Extraterritorial Application of Foreign Laws and Measures."
Three Major Topics of the Trump-Xi Meeting Emerge, with Taiwan at the Forefront
Recently, U.S. military C-17 transport aircraft have landed in Beijing for three consecutive days, signalling the start of preparations for President Trump's upcoming visit to China. A Hong Kong media outlet has analysed that the recent statements and interactions between the U.S. and China indicate that the three core issues for the Trump-Xi meeting—'Taiwan, trade, and Iran'—have become clearly defined.
Major Explosion at Hunan Liuyang Fireworks Factory Leaves 21 Dead and 61 Injured
An explosion occurred at the "Hua Sheng Fireworks Manufacturing and Display Co., Ltd." in Liuyang City, Changsha, Hunan, around 4:40 PM on Monday, resulting in significant casualties. As of now, the incident has led to at least 21 deaths and 61 injuries.
Xi's Failed Attempt to Undermine Taiwan Has Instead LED to the Island Gaining Significant Recognition in Africa
The Chinese Communist Party previously pressured three African nations to deny Taiwan's special aircraft access to their airspace in an effort to obstruct President Lai Ching-te's visit. However, good news emerged in early May, as Lai successfully broke through Beijing's blockade and arrived in the friendly nation of Eswatini on the 2nd to commence a state visit, much to the dismay of the Chinese Communist Party.
Crowded With People but No Profits! The ‘special Forces-style Tourism’ Model Has Left Hong Kong Residents Astonished
During the May Day Golden Week holiday, Hong Kong businesses were hopeful that mainland tourists would bring a surge in retail consumption.
After the Evaporation of 160 Trillion in Wealth, Only Extreme Budget Travel Remains for the May Day Holiday
The strategy of relying on the "Golden Week" to stimulate domestic demand is increasingly losing its effectiveness. This year's "May Day" holiday showcases a stark contrast: tourist attractions are teeming with visitors, and transportation hubs are overwhelmed with congestion; however, this bustling scene is largely disconnected from any real boost in domestic demand, as consumer data reveals a concerning trend.
In a Tragic Incident in Downtown Chengdu, a Car Indiscriminately Struck Pedestrians, Resulting in Over Ten Casualties
On the afternoon of May 1, a shocking event unfolded in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, when a vehicle began to hit pedestrians without warning.
The Chinese Communist Party's 15 Fake Media Infiltrate Japan, Suspected of Using AI to Manipulate Public Opinion
The methods employed by the Chinese Communist Party to infiltrate international public opinion through fake media are becoming increasingly covert and rampant.
Breaking Through the CCP's Blockade, Lai Ching-te Successfully Arrives in Eswatini
Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te made an unexpected visit to Eswatini on Saturday after his itinerary was delayed due to flight permit issues.