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Xi and Zhang Clash Face-to-Face — Who Launched the Coup First?
On November 9, Xi Jinping and Zhang Youxia met with representatives of advanced national sports in G
Iran's Protests Face Bloody Suppression: How to Avoid Repeating the June Fourth Incident?
As of January 12, the anti-government protests in Iran have entered their 16th day. Despite the Iranian government's violent crackdown, which has resulted in significant casualties among the people, the wave of protests continues unabated.
Is Xi Jinping Truly a 'Broom Star'?
The term 'Broom Star', also referred to as 'Broom Star' or 'Broom Star', comes from the classic Chinese mythological novel 'Investiture of the Gods'.
Japanese Lawmaker Shih Ping: The CCP Must Not Be Allowed to Carry Out Cross-Border Repression of Faith Groups
Shih Ping, a Japan Innovation Party senator of Chinese descent, recently visited Taiwan and delivered remarks at a seminar organized by Taiwan’s Indo-Pacific Strategy Think Tank. When asked about the Chinese Communist Party’s cross-border repression of Falun Gong, he said in an interview, “When the Chinese Communist Party persecutes and represses legitimate religions, from the perspective of our civilized society, this is absolutely not permissible.”
Houston Gun-Trafficking Ring Charged With Smuggling Weapons to North Korea
U.S. prosecutors have charged a total of seven people—including six Chinese nationals and one U.S. citizen—accusing them of attempting to obtain firearms in the Houston, Texas area through so-called “straw purchases” and smuggle those weapons to North Korea.
US Lawmakers Call for CFIUS Review of Shenzhen Picea’s Acquisition of iRobot
Two members of the U.S. House of Representatives from different parties jointly sent a letter to the U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, calling for a comprehensive review of a transaction in which a Chinese company is acquiring the well-known American robotic vacuum cleaner company iRobot.
The End of the Year of the Snake: A Terrifying Scene for Xi Jinping Emerges
Recently, a photo has gone viral on social media. The image is simple yet evokes fear in dictators: an Iranian girl, without a headscarf, appears calm as she ignites a photo and uses the flames to light a cigarette.
Dirty Water is Being Thrown at Chen Zhi; is the Real Power Behind the Prince Group Actually the True Prince?
The return of telecom fraud king Chen Zhi to China continues to draw attention. There are rumours suggesting that the actual controller of the Prince Group is Qi Mingzheng, the illegitimate son of Xi Jinping.
School's Handling Process Defies Common Sense: Death Report of 13-year-old Student in Henan Sparks Public Outrage
The number of cases involving healthy middle school students suddenly dying during school hours is on the rise in China, with many in the public linking these incidents to organ harvesting.
Why Did Xi Jinping Risk Pressure to “Rescue the Crown Prince”?
On January 6, 2026—a seemingly ordinary day—Cambodian law enforcement authorities suddenly arrested Chen Zhi, founder of the Prince Group, and quickly deported him back to China. This incident swiftly sparked heated discussion in international public opinion. On the surface, it appeared to be a case of cross-border law enforcement cooperation, with the Chinese side requesting Chen Zhi’s repatriation on charges including telecommunications fraud, money laundering, and human trafficking. However, on a deeper level, some observers have interpreted this action as a form of “rescue”—with the Chines
Venezuela and Iran Undergo Drastic Changes; Chinese Citizens Call for Nationwide Petition to Overthrow the CCP
At the very beginning of the 2026 New Year, the United States’ arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, along with dramatic changes in the situation in Iran, has drawn intense attention from the international community and greatly encouraged Chinese citizens as well. Some have proposed a nationwide petition to hasten the collapse of the CCP’s tyrannical rule.
Why Did the CCP’s Strong Support for Maduro Turn into a Big Joke Again?
At the very beginning of 2026, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) made yet another major strategic misjudgment in its confrontation with the United States over Venezuela, causing the CCP to lose face both internationally and domestically. This major strategic blunder was as follows: just a few hours before the United States carried out its “catching a turtle in a jar” plan against Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, the CCP dispatched special envoy Qiu Xiaoqi to Venezuela to personally encourage and embolden Maduro, strongly backing him and urging him to continue serving as the CCP’s pawn in o
The News Surrounding Mainland Police Day Further Underscores the Diminishing Power of Xi Jinping and Wang Xiaohong
According to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), January 10 marks the sixth "China People's Police Day." However, the general public in mainland China knows that many of these so-called "people's police" do not genuinely care for the people.
Iran Ships Gold Abroad, Regime on the Brink of Collapse
The Khamenei regime in Iran, a proxy of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in the Middle East, is rapidly collapsing. In a debate in the UK House of Commons in January 2026, British Conservative MP and former Security Minister Tom Tugendhat cited British intelligence sources, stating that Russian cargo aircraft are landing in Tehran and transporting large quantities of gold out of Iran. Tugendhat said: “We have seen Russian cargo planes arriving in Tehran, clearly delivering military supplies, and we have also heard reports of large amounts of gold leaving the country.”
U.S. Military High-Tech Warfare Is Terrifying — Will Beijing Even Disappear from the Map?
On January 3, the U.S. military carried out a surprise raid on Caracas, the capital of Venezuela, and captured Maduro alive without a single casualty and without losing a single aircraft. U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth stated regarding this: “There is no other country on Earth capable of carrying out an operation on this scale, and the gap (with the United States) is enormous.”
‘Insult Xi’ Trend Signals Four Waves of Anti-Xi Sentiment in China
The Chinese Communist Party's Politburo has entered a peculiar phase. While Xi Jinping remains in power, there are ongoing reports of individuals both within and outside the system privately criticising him.
Does the Chinese Communist Party Want to Capture President Lai Ching-te? Trump Responds With Confidence
On January 3, the U.S. military conducted a surprise raid in Venezuela, storming the presidential palace and capturing the Maduro couple alive, which shocked the world. Shortly after, discussions emerged online regarding the possibility of the Chinese Communist Party taking similar actions against Taiwan.
Zhongnanhai Disappears: Xi Can't Hide from It Even in a Hole
The recent actions taken by the United States against Venezuelan President Maduro, including his arrest, have garnered significant attention from the international community.
The CCP Intelligence System Makes a Huge Blunder, Turning It into an International Laughingstock
Only a few hours after Maduro met with a Chinese Communist Party (CCP) delegation, he was arrested. This highly dramatic historical moment not only punctured Beijing’s attempt to construct the illusion of global power projection capability, but also marked a devastating reputational collapse of the CCP’s intelligence system in international strategic competition.
Closely Following Jiang and Zeng in Harming Good People, Aiding Tyranny and Inviting Great Disaster
During the 27 years of the Chinese Communist Party’s persecution of Falun Gong, a “blood-debt clique” headed by Jiang Zemin and Zeng Qinghong was formed. Over these 27 years, from the central government down to the local levels, a large number of officials at all levels who actively followed Jiang and Zeng’s “blood-debt clique” in committing evil have suffered retribution in various forms. Here, six typical cases are highlighted.
The United States Charges a Chinese Citizen With Photographing an Air Force Base
The U.S. Department of Justice announced on Thursday (January 8) that a Chinese citizen has been criminally charged for allegedly photographing important U.S. Air Force military facilities without authorization. The U.S. House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party stated that such behavior is not an isolated case, but part of a broader effort by China to collect intelligence on the U.S. defense system.