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Xi Jinping Removed Again from Military Magazine Cover After July 2024
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) recently announced that it will hold a grand event in Tiananmen Square on September 3 to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the victory in the War of Resistance Against Japan.
Zheng Yanxiong Departs Hong Kong, Is There Trouble in Zhongnanhai?
Amidst rumours of internal changes within Zhongnanhai, a significant number of Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officials have been dismissed, removed, arrested, reassigned, or promoted, which is quite unusual.
Three Generations Under the CCP’s Iron Heel (3) —Chapter One: Three Generations
When I was in third or fourth grade, I began using my eyes to observe society and compare what I saw with the thoughts forming in my mind. I constantly questioned everything around me. As I began to form my own little circle of friends—classmates and neighbourhood kids—I gradually discovered the economic disparities between our families. In my eyes, a miniature society began to take shape.
There Are Significant Figures at Risk, and Various Areas in Beijing Are Exhibiting Unusual Phenomena. Rumours Are Circulating About Terrifying Sounds Related to the Tangshan Earthquake
Following the fireball that streaked across the night sky and crashed to the ground in Maoming, Guangdong on the evening of May 28, many netizens in Weifang and Rizhao in Shandong, as well as in Jiangsu and Anhui, shared videos on social media on the evening of May 30, claiming to have seen unidentified flying objects in the night sky, with some speculating that it was another fireball.
He Is the Fiercest Anti-Xi Force — Will He “Crush” Xi Jinping in One Blow?
Since May, rumours have been spreading rapidly that Xi Jinping’s dominance has come to an end and his power has hollowed out. Sources within the Beijing establishment are now widely circulating the message that anti-Xi forces at the top of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are preparing to “remove Xi Jinping.”
Wang Youqun: Why Has Xi’s Domestic and Foreign Policy Reached a Dead End?
By 2025, Xi Jinping will have been in power for 13 years. Today, he finds himself in a near "everyone pushes the falling wall" situation.
The "Abolish Xi" Conference Shakes Beijing: Is Xi Jinping's Downfall Comparable to Hua Guofeng?
Recently, overseas social media figures disclosed that an expanded meeting of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee was convened in Beijing on May 14, with the theme "Abolish Xi."
Xi Jinping "Locks Liu Yuan at the East Gate," Zhang Youxia "Enters the Imperial Palace from the Back Door"
Some say Xi Jinping’s political countdown began the moment Liu Yuan stepped into Zhongnanhai.
CPPCC Standing Committee Member Bi Jingquan Under Investigation; State Administration for Market Regulation Rushes to Distance Itself?
On May 29, Bi Jingquan, a standing committee member of the 14th Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and deputy director of its Economic Committee, was placed under investigation, becoming the latest high-ranking official at the ministerial level to fall.
Ding Xuexiang Has No Chance of Succeeding Xi Jinping and Is Resolutely Not Supporting Him
Since late May, a flurry of shocking revelations and rumours about Xi Jinping's imminent resignation have emerged, leaving observers breathless.
Chinese "Little Pinks" Should Wake Up – A Tsinghua-Returned PhD Supporter of the Party Commits Suicide
A so-called “patriotic,” “Party-loving” postdoctoral fellow who taught himself Marxism-Leninism and returned to China from abroad ultimately took his own life after being struck by the iron fist of the Party-state. This story is not only heart-wrenching, but also a sobering warning.
Second Most Trusted Military Aide Dies – Grim Outlook for Xi Jinping
Since disappearing after the conclusion of the “Two Sessions” in March this year, Central Military Commission (CMC) Vice Chairman He Weidong is widely believed to have fallen from grace.
Three Generations Under the Iron Heel of the CCP (Part 2) — Chapter One: Three Generations
From the time I was three or four years old, I often had a terrifying recurring dream: I was falling headfirst into a deep, black abyss. I couldn't scream, I couldn't stop myself, and I would struggle for a long time before I woke up crying—or be woken by my mother. Sometimes in the dream, I would be flying endlessly, and upon waking, I would inexplicably sob and weep uncontrollably.
Xi Jinping's Power is 'Quietly Slipping Away': The Endgame of Uncontrollable Totalitarianism from the Perspective of De-Xi-ification
Since 2024, particularly following the Third Plenary Session, a noteworthy undercurrent has emerged in Chinese politics—a subtle 'unspoken' de-Xi-ification process is taking shape.
Wang Huning Again Voices Support for Xi But Is Snubbed by Party Media
With growing signs that Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Xi Jinping has lost control over the military and seen his authority within the Party diminished, public attention is now focusing on the CCP's upcoming Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee, reportedly scheduled for the end of August.
Explosion at Shandong Chemical Plant Raises Suspicions — Company Involved in Multiple Lawsuits
At around 11:57 AM on May 27, an explosion occurred at the factory of Youdao Chemical Co., Ltd. in Gaomi, Shandong, drawing widespread attention.
Under the Iron Hoof of the Communist Party: Three Generations (1)
I was born in the 1950s in the ancient city of Da'an, situated by the Nen River in Jilin. When my mother held me in her arms, she was amazed; I had a head full of golden hair and soft fuzz like a chick. All my siblings had black hair, making me the only one with 'yellow hair,' which became my nickname.
Memoir Nears Completion as Tiananmen Crackdown Soldier Zhang Shijun Falls into Medical Hardship
As the 36th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square incident approaches, Zhang Shijun—a former soldier in the martial law troops who was expelled from the military for refusing to fire on students—has once again drawn attention due to his deteriorating situation.
Tariff War and Intensified Involution: China's Zero-Kilometre Used Cars Spark Debate
The problems of involution and overcapacity in China's automotive industry are increasingly severe. The 'zero-kilometre used car' product effectively promotes new cars with subsidies at discounted prices, which has faced criticism from industry insiders and has drawn the attention of officials who may consider regulatory intervention.
Hu Jintao Redeems Himself, Tuanpai Returns – Wang Yang and Hu Chunhua to Jointly Succeed Xi?
Recently, rumours have been swirling that Xi Jinping has lost power and is being pressured to step down. At the same time, talk of potential successors has resurfaced.
Wang Youqun: Great Upheaval in Zhongnanhai – Where Is China's Way Out?
Recently, Dajiyuan obtained information from authoritative sources indicating that although Xi Jinping, the current top leader of the CCP in party, government, and military, appears to still be in power, he has in fact lost his grip.