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Evidence of Xi Shiquan's Loss of Power Continues to Emerge, as the Tv Drama Featuring Xi Zhongxun Wins an Award but is Reported in a Subdued Manner
On June 28, the official media of the Communist Party of China reported that the 30th Shanghai Television Festival announced the Bai Yu Lan Awards on the evening of June 27 at the Shanghai Lingang Performing Arts Centre.
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Human Destiny Community Research Center Unveiled; Netizens: The CCP Aims for Humanity's Collective Destruction
On January 2, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi unveiled the newly established Human Destiny Community Research Center in Beijing. Wang stated that building a "community of shared future for mankind" is a significant original idea proposed by Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Xi Jinping.
Overseas Graduates Rejected: China's Civil Service Recruitment Prioritizes Political Loyalty
Graduates from prestigious overseas universities were once sought after in China’s civil service recruitment programs. However, recent policy shifts have increasingly excluded these returnees.
Recording the "White Paper Movement": Trial Set for The Road to Urumqi Producer Chen Pinlin
The documentary The Road to Urumqi, which records China’s “White Paper Movement” and the widespread protests against strict pandemic lockdown policies, sparked extensive discussions both domestically and internationally.
The Disappearance of the Military's "Order No. 1" and Zhang Youxia's Placement After He Weidong—Is It False?
Since 2018, at the start of each year until 2022, it was customary for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader and Chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC), Xi Jinping, to issue Order No. 1 of the Central Military Commission.
Assisting the CCP in Exploiting Citizens: 350 Pharmaceutical System Officials Taken Down in 2024
Recently, the CCP’s official media outlet, China News Network, reported that over 350 officials from the pharmaceutical system were investigated in 2024. This group included academicians, renowned doctors, hospital directors, health commission officials, and executives from pharmaceutical companies.
U.S. Companies' Profits and Interests in China Decline, Opting to Abandon the Chinese Market
As Trump prepares to retake the White House, he has signaled plans to impose higher tariffs on China.
Beijing and Moscow May Severely Diverge in 2025
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has made it clear that he wants to end the Russia-Ukraine war as soon as possible.
After Holding the 7.3 Mark for Ten Days, the RMB Falls to a One-Year Low
On Friday, January 3, the RMB (renminbi) exchange rate against the U.S. dollar breached the 7.3 threshold, dropping to its lowest level in 14 months.
Commemorating COVID-19 “Whistleblower” Li Wenliang: Focus on Freedom of Speech
January 3 marks the fifth anniversary of Dr. Li Wenliang, the Chinese whistleblower of the COVID-19 pandemic, being reprimanded by the police.
Reports of a Mysterious Virus with Higher Mortality than COVID-19
Recent reports indicate a worsening outbreak of infections in mainland China, with hospitals overwhelmed and the number of cases climbing rapidly.
Xi Jinping’s New Year Speech Without Photos in the Background Raises Eyebrows
On December 31, 2024, Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Xi Jinping delivered his annual New Year’s speech. On television, Xi was seen seated before a grand depiction of the Great Wall of China, and from start to finish, this painting was the sole background. This detail is highly unusual.
Ding Ke: Why Did They End Up Like This? — My Former Classmates and Colleagues
Zhang Yue was my middle school classmate. He transferred to our school, Beijing No. 27 Middle School, around 1972 from another region.
Why Does BYD Dare to Treat Domestic and Foreign Workers Differently?
On December 23, Brazil’s Ministry of Labor, along with five other government agencies, conducted a joint enforcement action at the construction site of a BYD factory in Brazil.
2024: Banned Content That Gained Attention from Netizens
In 2024, several episodes of Internet Gambling ranked in the top 5 of Radio Free Asia’s popular articles list, showing the high level of attention netizens and listeners paid to the content covered in these episodes, which introduced internet content banned by the Chinese Communist Party.
Reflections on the Scene at Shaoshan’s Commemoration of Mao’s Birthday
While studying at New York University, film director Peng Xiaolian dated a German boyfriend. Upon hearing Peng recount her family’s tragic experiences, the boyfriend, puzzled, asked: "As evil as Hitler was, most of the people he killed were Jews and foreigners. Why did Mao Zedong kill so many Chinese?"
The CCP’s Awkward End-of-Year Show on the Last Day of 2024
On the last day of 2024, as usual, the CCP’s Politburo Standing Committee attended the CPPCC New Year Tea Party, where Xi Jinping delivered a speech.
The Six "Money-Grabbing" Methods of the Chinese Communist Party in 2024
By 2024, the CCP faces towering debts, including national debt, local government debt, corporate debt, non-financial corporate debt, and financial system debt—each reaching staggering levels.
End-of-Year Report: Asking About 2024—What Kind of Era Is This?
"If you had to summarize China’s 2024 with one word, how would you describe this era?"
Officially Selected Top News of the Year Shows CCP Cannot Represent the People
Recently, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and the general public each released their respective lists of the top ten news stories of 2024.
Drastic Reduction in China's Financial and Real Estate Workforce: Once “Golden Industries,” Professionals Struggle to "Make a Comeback"
Economic census data from China reveals that the workforce in the financial and real estate development sectors has significantly decreased over the past five years.