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Cai Kangyong's Support for Shen Boyang Faces CCP Suppression, Sparking Taiwanese Backlash Against Cross-Border Repression.
Taiwanese television host Cai Kangyong recently attended a campaign event for Shen Boyang, the Democratic Progressive Party's (DPP) candidate for Taipei mayor. Following his appearance, he was subjected to three consecutive days of online attacks from Chinese netizens.
Russia Discovers Plague; Over 4,000 Dead from Ebola in Congo, U.S. Expresses Concern
Recently, a 28-year-old laboratory technician, Darya Chipilova, died of plague at the Irkutsk Research Institute for Plague Prevention and Control in Russia. She is believed to have contracted the infection after coming into contact with a broken test tube. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated yesterday (Monday) that the U.S. is "closely monitoring" the situation.
Ukrainian Battlefield Experiences Shocking Turnaround, Putin Helpless
In the annals of modern warfare, no major power has ever engaged in such a series of bewildering and abnormal actions while simultaneously claiming to achieve "victory after victory."
23.3% of Graduates Have No Interviews, People's Daily Criticised for 'Waiting for You to Die'
Recently, the third-party recruitment platform Zhaopin released the '2026 Campus Recruitment White Paper', which offers a comprehensive analysis of the current campus recruitment market based on extensive research data.
The New Bill in the U.S. Senate Aims to Protect Falun Gong and Expose the Nefarious Actions of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)
On September 28, 2026, local time, the U.S. Federal Senate passed the "Falun Gong and Organ Harvesting Victims Protection Act" unanimously. The bill seeks to impose sanctions on individuals involved in or aware of organ harvesting, including denying entry into the U.S. and freezing their assets.
When Employees Are Forced Into 'Slave Labor', Who Will Be Motivated to Work Hard?
Terms like 'chives', 'human resources', and 'cattle and horses' have become popular on Chinese social media, serving as sharp self-deprecations by ordinary people regarding their struggles in life. In recent years, these buzzwords have not only persisted but have intensified.
Beijing crematoriums are witnessing a growing trend of families choosing not to keep the ashes of their loved ones after cremation.
A friend in Beijing recently shared a concerning trend: an increasing number of people are opting to forgo the ashes of their relatives post-cremation. A funeral home in Changping, Beijing, reported that over 120 families signed documents to relinquish the ashes last year, a figure that was only half during the five years of the pandemic.
Cai Qi Criticises Wang Huning, Bans Cai Kangyong as the CCP Loses Control
On October 4, 2026, Taiwanese artist Cai Kangyong made an appearance at the establishment meeting of the campaign headquarters for Shen Boyang, the Democratic Progressive Party's (DPP) candidate for Taipei mayor. Wearing a light-colored gentleman's hat and a black mask, he sat in the front row holding a support item that read 'Taipei, let's go.' After a brief stay, he left the venue.
The Final Moments of the Communist Party's Downfall Are Drawing Near.
From September 23 to 25, during Xi Jinping's visit to the United States, protesters followed him wherever he went. Chants of 'Xi Jinping, step down' and 'Communist Party, step down' resonated loudly. A total of 39 groups gathered from various locations to protest against Xi in Washington, marking an unprecedented event.
Xi Jinping's Health Issues Are Difficult to Conceal
Unlike the health conditions of leaders in Western democratic nations, the health status of the "party and state leaders" of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) remains a topic that the CCP authorities and official media cannot openly discuss. This is particularly true for the physical condition of the highest leader, which is treated as "top secret."
Is the Country Mine, or Is It in Charge of Me? A Discussion on Bo Guagua's Theory of National Decision-Making
A plane carries the lives of hundreds of passengers. At an altitude of ten thousand meters, a choice made in just a few minutes often reflects the true nature of a society more than official rhetoric.
The Shocking Global Artificial Intelligence Ghost Event
On September 12, 2026, Dario Amodei, the leader of Anthropic, published a lengthy article titled 'We Must Control the Speed of Cutting-Edge AI' on his personal website, candidly urging the entire industry to proactively slow down the advancement of AI model capabilities.
The Wall Street Journal Reports on Xi Jinping's Health Issues, Cai Qi's Diminishing Trust, and Escalating Risks of Power Transition.
Following the conclusion of the Xi-Trump meeting, an exclusive article published on October 2, 2026, by The Wall Street Journal has once again highlighted the health condition of Xi Jinping, the highest leader of the Communist Party of China, bringing it into the spotlight of Sino-American political discussions and international public opinion.
New Regulations on Entry and Exit by the Communist Party: The Emerging Digital Berlin Wall
In the early hours of August 13, 1961, the East German government constructed a concrete wall overnight in the heart of Berlin, effectively dividing the city in two. The official rationale for this wall was to 'defend socialism,' but its true purpose was to prevent East Germans from 'voting with their feet' and fleeing to the free world.
Chinese Communist Party Petitioners on October 1: Without a Home, How Can There Be a Country?
October 1 marks the anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party's seizure of power. Despite the grand official celebrations, many people in mainland China feel their rights have been violated, stating, 'With no home, how can there be a country?' 'I am in despair and helplessness; what is there to celebrate?'
Chinese Communist Hackers Impersonate American AI Experts to Commit Fraud; Former White House Officials Nearly Fall Victim
The United States has recently discovered that the Chinese Communist Party is trying to sustain its competitiveness in the global AI race by stealing software, algorithms, and strategic intelligence, particularly under the constraints imposed by the United States on hardware (chips).
The Secret Telegram from the Grassland (Part 1): Mao Zedong's 'Darkest Hour'
Editor's Note: This article is an excerpt from 'Historical Notes', an unpublished work by renowned Chinese journalist Dai Qing, and is published exclusively by this station, with the title suggested by the editor. The text delves into the mystery surrounding the 'Secret Telegram from the Grassland' in the history of the Chinese Communist Party.
The Monument That Xi Jinping and Others Pay Tribute to Is Destined to Be Toppled.
On the morning of September 30, Xi Jinping, the leader of the Chinese Communist Party, led senior officials including Li Qiang and Zhao Leji to Tiananmen Square in Beijing to participate in the "Martyrs' Memorial Day" event and to pay respects at the "Monument to the People's Heroes."
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.
"Eleventh" Chinese People Collectively Cry Poor, Everyone Online Shouts About Lack of Money!
Today is September 30th in mainland China, and in just one day, the "Eleventh" long holiday will officially begin. With the holiday approaching, are you feeling the urge to go out and have some fun? Wait a moment. Before you head out, there’s one very important thing to do—open your banking app and check your balance.
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.