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She Zhijiang Claims to be a Victim of National Security Setup Amid Extradition to China
She Zhijiang, the founder of the Myanmar gambling group 'Asia-Pacific New City', who was extradited from Thailand to China, previously revealed that he was a former agent of the Ministry of State Security of the Communist Party of China (CCP) and was framed by the party.
Xi Jinping’s Ignorance of the Economy: August Overshadowed by Deflation, Bad News Piling Up
China’s economic performance and data for August brought more bad news. In addition to shrinking foreign trade, China’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) in August fell 0.4% year-on-year, worse than expected, plunging deeper into the shadow of deflation.
After Arriving in Beijing, Kim Ju-ae is Reportedly Staying Out of the Public Eye. Does Kim Jong-un Have Disabled Children?
Kim Ju-ae, who accompanied her father Kim Jong-un to Beijing, has not made any public appearances. She did not attend the military parade with him, nor have any media outlets reported on her whereabouts. So, where exactly is Kim Ju-ae?
Can Xi Live Forever and Reach 150 Years Old?
During the live broadcast of the September 3rd military parade by CCTV, the footage showed that at 8:36 a.m., Xi Jinping walked side by side with Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un as they ascended Tiananmen Gate Tower to the viewing platform, chatting as they went. Among their conversations, Xi’s remark about “human beings living to 150 years” shocked the world, and overseas media widely replayed it.
Zhang Youxia and Li Qiang Again Show Abnormal Signs
Aside from Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin’s casual chat about organ transplants that sparked widespread attention, the appearance of Zhang Youxia—the CCP’s only current Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission—standing in the front row on Tiananmen Gate alongside state-level leaders to watch the parade, has fueled outside speculation that his status has indeed risen.
Beijing Vice Mayor Sentenced to 12 Years — Linked to Car Crash at Zhongnanhai that Angered Xi?
Former Beijing Vice Mayor Gao Peng was sentenced to 12 years in prison on September 10 for bribery and dereliction of duty.
Internet Celebrity Pledges 50 Million If CCP Invades Taiwan – Outrageous Remarks Spark Controversy
After the CCP flaunted its “muscles” during the September 3rd military parade, brainwashed “little pink” nationalists went into a frenzy, shouting nonsense as if on stimulants. One Chinese internet celebrity, Zhang Xuefeng, even boasted that he would donate 50 million RMB if China launched an attack on Taiwan.
Is Nepal's Communist Party Prime Minister Following Xi's Lead? Resigns After Beijing Military Parade
The large-scale protests that erupted in Nepal on September 8 resulted in the resignation of Prime Minister Oli of the Nepal Communist Party just 24 hours later. The catalyst for these events was the government's announcement of a ban on social media, which incited widespread discontent among the youth across the country.
Success! Nepal Overthrows the Communists – Chinese Netizens Ecstatic, Urging “Copy Their Homework”
In recent days, Nepal has erupted in nationwide mass demonstrations. A Generation Z uprising and revolution forced pro-Communist Prime Minister Oli and President Bhandari to resign on September 9. With Nepal’s Communist Party facing collapse, Zhongnanhai was sleepless, while the global internet celebrated. Despite Beijing’s heavy censorship, Chinese netizens were ecstatic, with some overseas users urging people inside China to “quickly copy the homework.”
Is Xi Jinping Confronted by the Strictest 'Alcohol Ban' in Shaoxing's History?
In May 2025, the Xi Jinping administration announced what it claims to be the 'strictest' alcohol ban in history, leading to a rapid downturn in the national catering industry. After more than four months of enforcement, on September 2, the Shaoxing city government in Zhejiang revealed a 'consumption-boosting policy', effectively acting as a 'reverse alcohol ban'.
No Rest Days, No Pay – Slave Labor at Multiple Brick Factories Shocks Society
Five disabled workers had been forced to labor for up to five years, carrying bricks in scorching heat for over 12 hours a day...
They Spoke with One Voice: Being Sanctioned by the CCP Is a Great Honor
On September 8, the CCP Foreign Ministry announced sanctions against Seki, freezing any assets he might have in mainland China, and barring him and his family from receiving visas for mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau.
Violation of U.S. Online Marketplace Law – Temu Fined $2 Million
On Monday (September 8), the U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) stated that Whaleco, the operating company of the e-commerce platform Temu, will pay a $2 million civil penalty to settle allegations that it violated the INFORM Consumers Act.
CCP Party Chief’s Pipe Dream—From 150 Years Old to Immortality
As the CCP’s “September 3” military parade dust settles, a pre-parade conversation between Xi Jinping and Putin about “organ transplantation and immortality” spread widely, becoming a unique perspective for the world to observe and interpret contemporary fascist totalitarianism. At the same time, more explosive historical revelations hidden under the CCP’s dark veil are being gradually unearthed.
Communist Brothers’ Infighting Like Raising Venomous Insects—Each Calculating to Become the Boss
The CCP recently used the anniversary of the end of World War II to spend 36 billion RMB hosting a large-scale military parade in Beijing, ostentatiously showcasing its close friendship with North Korea and Russia. However, the outside world believes their relationship has not reached the level of true political or military alliance.
Beware of Falling into the CCP’s Military Parade Propaganda Trap
Michael Pezzullo, former Australian Minister for Home Affairs, recently said in a media interview that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) under Xi Jinping bears “chilling similarities” to Nazi Germany’s rise in the 1930s. He specifically pointed out that the CCP’s September 3rd military parade is not a commemoration of history, but a blatant display of power. Such scenes are strikingly similar to those of Nazi Germany’s Nuremberg rallies.
Bizarre Fluctuations in China's Stock Market Occurred Before and After the Military Parade, With Sharp Rises and Falls. The Founder of a Capital Firm Has Revealed the Underlying Reasons Behind These Movements
On the day of the military parade in Beijing, the Chinese stock market experienced a surprising crash, with the defence and military industry sector leading the decline, shocking investors.
Kim Jong-un and Putin Pour Out Their Hearts in Beijing — Private Car Video Exposed
On September 3, Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean State Affairs Commission Chairman Kim Jong-un met in Beijing and held close talks. On September 8, a video of the two having a private conversation inside Putin’s official car was made public.
Is Xi's Counterattack Successful? Why Are Party Media So Eager to Promote Him?
On September 3, the day of the military parade, discussions between Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin on topics such as 'organ transplantation' ignited a wave of international commentary.
Hundreds of Girls Enthusiastically Bid Farewell: Kim Jong-un and Xi Jinping on the Same Boat but with Different Intentions
On the evening of the 4th, Kim Jong-un left Beijing to head back to his country. The CCTV video shows that the Communist Party arranged for hundreds of female students to wave flags and shout, "Farewell, farewell, warm farewell," as they bid him goodbye.
Li Mingxiang to replace Liu Jianchao? His being given heavy responsibilities suspected to be related to Peng Liyuan
The Minister of the International Liaison Department, Liu Jianchao, has been missing with no news for over a month. Based on the circumstances of Kim Jong-un’s visit to China to attend the September 3rd military parade, the outside world speculates that Vice Minister Li Mingxiang may be acting in Liu Jianchao’s position, rather than the top-ranked “North Korea expert” Vice Minister Chen Zhou. Media figure Ma Siku revealed that personnel in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs themselves have espionage identities, and that people from different departments of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs neither