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Why the United States Considers Confucius Institutes a National Security Threat

On the 23rd, U.S. Secretary of Defence Peter Hegseth stated that the U.S. Department of Defence regards the "Confucius Institutes" operating within the United States as a threat to national security. In a video shared on social media, he asserted that these institutes function in U.S. universities u

Military Editorial Signals Move from Xi’s Leadership to Party Central Control

October 1 marks the founding day of the Communist Party of China (CPC) and is also a day of national mourning for the Chinese people. Regardless of how much the CPC celebrates and promotes its so-called achievements, it cannot conceal the harm it has inflicted on the Chinese populace over the decades, nor can it hide the substantial issues facing China's politics, economy, and society amid internal and external challenges.

When Will a Mother Smile? -- The Song That Made Liu Huan Famous, 'Youth......'

On September 25, 2026, at 9:52 AM, Liu Huan passed away in Shanghai at the age of 63. Coincidentally, this day fell on the Mid-Autumn Festival, the 15th day of the eighth month. The following day, the University of International Business and Economics, where he had taught for over thirty years, released an obituary stating that in accordance with his wishes, the funeral would be kept simple, without forming a funeral committee, and there would be no body farewell ceremony or memorial service.

Pre–National Day Outrage: Public Demands Vacation Freedom

What you just heard were the grievances of Chinese netizens regarding the "adjusted holiday" just before this year's Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day. Even before National Day, the adjusted holiday had already sparked widespread criticism. However, this time is different; after voicing their complaints, the public has directly called for a boycott of consumption and urged the freedom to take vacations and travel. Freedom is precisely what the Chinese people are lacking.

Trump Proves the “Thucydides Trap” Is a False Proposition Through Strength

On September 24, Xi Jinping, in his speech at the welcoming ceremony held in the White House hall, stated: “When China and the United States cooperate, both benefit; when they fight, both suffer… Both sides must uphold the bottom line of no conflict and no confrontation, and are certainly capable of finding a correct way for two major powers on this planet to get along… The Thucydides Trap can be avoided.”

Xi Jinping Instructs to Speak with Chen Wenqing to Further Weaken His Power

Xi Jinping, who has just returned to Beijing from the distant United States, has issued new directives. On September 28, the Chinese Communist Party's Safe China Construction Work Conference convened in Beijing, where Xi's important instructions were conveyed, although it was not specified who delivered them.

Secret Deals with the Jiang Faction: Xi Jinping Faces Reckoning

Since Xi Jinping took power as the General Secretary of the Communist Party at the 18th National Congress, he has been consolidating power for 14 years. Initially, he launched a significant purge against the Jiang Zemin faction, but since around the 19th National Congress, he has shifted leftward, facing accusations of regressive policies and a return to the Cultural Revolution era.

Trump Trades 'Face' for 'Substance': Foreign Media Reports Xi Fails to Achieve His Goals

The highlight of Xi Jinping's three-day visit to the United States was his meeting with U.S. President Trump at the White House. Although both parties described the talks as 'great', aside from the previously announced agreement to extend the trade truce for two months, the other specific results released after the meeting remain limited.

Peng Liyuan's Diplomatic Highlights and the Rise of the Xi Jinping Family's Political Influence

The recent meeting between Xi Jinping and Donald Trump in Washington has captured public interest not just for discussions on trade, artificial intelligence competition, Taiwan Strait issues, or geopolitical ramifications, but also for the presence of China's First Lady, Peng Liyuan, and the insights she provided into the power dynamics within the Chinese Communist Party.

The White House Plays 3 Songs for Xi, Suggesting Affection for Taiwan and a Shift in China

On September 25, Xi Jinping's three-day visit to the United States officially came to an end, and he departed from Washington. The red carpet was rolled out, military honors were given, formal discussions took place, and he attended a state dinner at the White House. The level of hospitality extended to Xi Jinping by Trump during these three days was notably high.

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