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Xi’s Liquor Ban Brings Harm Before Any Good: Policy Misstep Reflects Cognitive Decline
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP), riddled with countless systemic issues and having lost its basic capacity to govern, has suddenly introduced a liquor ban at a time when consumer spending is already in steep decline. Rather than boosting public integrity, the ban has further strangled what little
Is the CCP Leader Turning Official Inspections into Leisure Trips?
Following the unusual conclusion of the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) Two Sessions, more rumors have surfaced in Beijing. As usual, the CCP leader has been conducting inspections across different regions, visiting Guizhou and Yunnan.
CCP Boasts About Nearly 13 Million Returning Home to Start Businesses—Netizens: "So, 13 Million People Can't Find Jobs?"
According to Xinhua News Agency, more than 12 million people in China have returned to their hometowns to start businesses.
Sima Nan's Tax Evasion Scandal Trends Online: Why is the "Anti-American Warrior" Being Criticized by State Media?
The news that "Sima Nan was fined over 9 million yuan for tax evasion" trended on China's Weibo hot search list on Friday, March 21.
Xi "Furious" as CCP Harshly Criticizes Li Ka-shing Amid Thunderous Reactions
Hong Kong’s richest man, Li Ka-shing, and his company CK Hutchison Holdings recently announced the sale of global port assets, including key ports near the Panama Canal, triggering reported "fury" from Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Xi Jinping.
"Wave of Deaths" Hits China: Nationwide Expansion of Funeral Homes
Recently, netizens have noticed that multiple provincial and municipal governments across China have been expanding funeral homes since early last year.
China Reports 16.9% Youth Unemployment Rate for February—How Accurate Is It?
China’s National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) recently released unemployment data by age group, reporting that youth unemployment reached 16.9% in February, marking two consecutive months of increase.
Xi Jinping’s Aging and Waning Power Make Re-Election Difficult
In recent days, CCP leader Xi Jinping has been on an inspection tour in Guizhou and Yunnan. Videos posted by netizens reveal that Xi appears to be moving slowly, with graying hair, a fatigued expression, and a forced smile, all signs of physical decline.
Chinese Engineer Sentenced to Death for Espionage, Reflecting Severe Security Leaks
On March 19, China’s Ministry of State Security (MSS) announced via its WeChat public account that an assistant engineer from a research institute had been convicted of selling state secrets to a foreign espionage agency.
Rumors of He Weidong Being Held at 301 Hospital – Observers: CCP Regime Heading Toward Greater Crisis
Today, Zhao Lanjian posted on the social media platform X, revealing the latest developments regarding the whereabouts of He Weidong after his arrest.
CK Hutchison Sells Panama Port Without Beijing’s Approval—Xi Jinping Furious Over Lost Bargaining Chip with the U.S.
Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Xi Jinping is reportedly furious that Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing’s CK Hutchison Group sold its Panama Canal port operations to a consortium led by the American firm BlackRock—a move that cost Xi a key bargaining chip in negotiations with the U.S.
Xi’s Inner Circle: Minister of the Central Organization Department Disappears – Will Xu Lin Be Promoted?
According to reports from Chinese state media, on March 17–18, Xi Jinping conducted an inspection tour in Guizhou Province, accompanied by Guizhou Provincial Party Secretary Xu Lin and Governor Li Bingjun.
A "Disappeared" List That Dazzles the Eye—What Does It Reveal?
The disappearance of numerous high-ranking Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officials from the government, military, and political circles has become a striking phenomenon in China’s political landscape. Over the past two years, exactly which senior CCP officials have "disappeared"? How should these disappearances be interpreted? This article explores these questions.
Xi Jinping’s Re-election Unlikely, Li Qiang to Take Over the Mess
Rumors that Xi Jinping will be removed from power this year have been circulating for some time. Among the potential successors mentioned are Ding Xuexiang, Zhao Leji, and Cai Qi. Recently, new reports suggest that Chinese Premier Li Qiang is set to take over the mess left behind by Xi.
Ottawa condemns Chinese executions of four Canadians on drug charges
CHINA-CANADA:Ottawa condemns Chinese executions of four Canadians on drug charges
Hong Kong's Cyber Surveillance Tightens After Article 23 Implementation
Since the implementation of Article 23 of the Basic Law, the Hong Kong government has not disclosed how many people have been investigated or arrested under the law.
China Deploys 59 Warplanes to Harass Taiwan – Taiwan Calls CCP a ‘Troublemaker’ in the Taiwan Strait
On March 17, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) conducted a “joint combat readiness patrol” in the Taiwan Strait, deploying 59 military aircraft. In a rare move, the CCP officially referred to this patrol as a “military action.”
With This in Place, No Matter How Hard Chinese People Work, They Can’t Get Rich
There’s a common saying: "The more you work, the more you earn; diligence leads to wealth." According to the latest data recently released by the U.S. National Bureau of Statistics, China ranks first in the world in both total labor volume and labor force participation rate.
He Lifeng’s “Clarification” – Is He Weidong Safe? A Telling Moment from Zhang Youxia
According to reports from Chinese state media, on March 16, He Lifeng, a member of the CCP Politburo and director of the Central Financial Office, met in Beijing with former U.S.
From intelligence sharing to tabletop exercises, Taiwan to deepen military exchange with US
TAIWAN-DEFENCE:From intelligence sharing to tabletop exercises, Taiwan to deepen military exchange with US
Multiple Provinces Experience Human Avian Influenza Outbreaks, Lives Lost Continuously – CCP Is the Root Cause
Since the end of last year, multiple provinces in China have been ravaged by influenza A, causing many deaths. At the same time, netizens have revealed that human infections of avian influenza (commonly referred to as "human avian flu") have also broken out in several provinces, with some cities already expanding makeshift hospitals. Meanwhile, avian flu and swine fever have caused significant losses to many livestock farmers.