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Tragic Curse — A Red Song Star Violated by the CCP’s Top Leadership

The Red Detachment of Women is one of the Chinese Communist Party’s most influential brainwashing works. It was not only made into a film, but also adapted into Peking opera and a ballet. As one of the Eight Model Operas, it was used by the CCP during the Cultural Revolution to indoctrinate the Chinese people.This fictional story seems to carry an ominous curse, bringing misfortune to many who participated in it. Today’s protagonist is the singer of the theme song Song of the Women’s Detachment from the film version of The Red Detachment of Women. Not only did she sing beautifully, she was als

Li Xi Disappears Again — What Kind of Drama Is He Acting In?

It is rumored that Li Xi, Secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI), who is said to be implicated in the corruption case of former Xinjiang Party Secretary Ma Xingrui, appeared at the Chinese Communist Party’s Economic Work Conference held on December 10, only to disappear again afterward. In the past couple of days, his “expressions of loyalty” have once again been absent from Party media. Searching Baidu for the keyword “Li Xi recent public activities,” the latest item is a meeting with Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu on September 2, 2025. On Xinhua Net’s “Li Xi

Former Shenzhen CPPCC Chairman Investigated; Fears of Ma Xingrui’s Downfall May Not Be Groundless

Today, December 15, according to reports from CCP party media, Dai Beifang, former Party Group Secretary and Chairman of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) of Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province, is suspected of serious violations of discipline and law and is currently under review and investigation by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI). He has become the 60th centrally managed official publicly announced by the CCP this year to be under investigation.

Is Xi's 'military Insider' Zhong Shaojun Under Secret Investigation?

The ongoing purges within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) military continue to unfold. Given the highly opaque nature of CCP politics, particularly regarding military purges, it is now only possible to deduce which senior generals have been removed based on limited clues and some overseas disclosures.

Li Zhiying's Three Charges Confirmed, Multiple International Organisations Condemn

On December 15, the verdict in the case of Hong Kong's former pro-democracy media tycoon Li Zhiying was delivered, with all three charges against him confirmed. Following this, several international organisations expressed their condemnation, criticising the case as a form of retaliation against Li Zhiying and a serious infringement on the rule of law.

CCP’s Creation of a “Global Governance Group” Mocked as a “Beggar Gang with a Beggar Chief”

On December 9, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) announced that it had suddenly launched a “Group of Friends of Global Governance” at the United Nations. The group consists of 43 countries, and the CCP claimed that a launch meeting would be held at the United Nations headquarters in New York to formally establish the group. The statement also said that the group was created in accordance with Xi Jinping’s proposed “Global Governance Initiative.”

Xi Jinping’s Favored Aide He Lifeng Loses a Title, and His Remarks Also Tone Down References to Xi

On December 12, the day after the conclusion of the Central Economic Work Conference, the National Financial System Work Conference was held in Beijing. According to reports by official media, He Lifeng—member of the CCP Politburo and Director of the Office of the Central Financial Commission—attended the meeting and delivered a speech. He emphasized that “the financial system must deeply study and implement the spirit of the Central Economic Work Conference, accurately grasp the situation facing economic work and the main goals and tasks,” and so on.

Why Don’t the CCP’s Seven Standing Committee Members Have the Guts to Do This?

Recently, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has once again stirred up a wave of anti-Japanese fervor, with an extremely high-pitched tone. The CCP’s central Party newspaper, People’s Daily, has listed “nine major crimes” against Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and has already adopted a posture suggesting that nothing short of forcing Takaichi out of office will suffice. CCP fighter jets have even used radar to lock onto Japanese aircraft—just one step short of actually opening fire.

The Story of Two Village Party Secretaries—Well Worth Deep Reflection

On the vast lands of northern China, there is a beautiful village. Before July 1999, when Falun Gong was being widely spread, in just a little over one year, dozens of villagers there began practicing Falun Gong, and two study groups for learning the teachings were established. They conducted themselves according to the standards of “Truthfulness, Compassion, and Forbearance” taught by Mr. Li Hongzhi, striving to be good people wherever they were. As a result, the entire atmosphere of the village changed. There was less quarrelling between people, and fights and violent incidents became rare.

Resisting the CCP’s Transnational Repression: An Australian Mother and Daughter Speak Out Bravely (

Australian-born Wu Ruixuan once believed that the persecution of faith taking place in China was far removed from her own life. However, after traveling to New York at the age of 14 to study dance, she finally learned the truth behind her grandmother’s death, her grandfather’s helplessness, and the trauma her mother endured due to the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) transnational repression.

Taiwan and the Mainland: Who Should “Unify” Whom?

There is a satirical joke circulating among the public with a pointed subtext. It goes like this: the mainland talks with Taiwan about unification. The Taiwanese say, “In terms of democracy, freedom, and prosperity, which point can you match us on?” The mainlanders glare without saying a word. The Taiwanese continue, “Unification sounds good—one country, one system, elections in both places, whoever gets elected governs. Is that okay?” The mainlanders open their mouths but remain silent.

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