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Three Tigers Taken Down in a Week: Who Will Be Next, a Politburo Member?
On October 18, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) announced on its website that Huang Ribao, the former vice chairman of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Political Consultative Conference, is under investigation by the National Supervisory Commission for serious violations o
Chinese People Consume Poison Daily! Toxic Meat, Toxic Rice, and Toxic Cabbage Are Widespread
China's meat processing giant Shuanghui has recently faced a serious scandal! On October 9, Shuanghui was hit with an astonishing fine of 129 million yuan! The food safety issues that have emerged are even more alarming.
A Chinese graduate student at the University of Wyoming has been arrested for poisoning the tea of their classmates.
Wang Aili, who is pursuing a degree in microbiology at the University of Wyoming, was taken into custody for allegedly poisoning the tea of a classmate with whom she had a strained relationship, despite the classmate having promising career prospects. After being interrogated by the police, Wang attempted to flee the United States but was apprehended at the airport.
CCP's 'Data Finding People' Initiative Urges Social Security Contributions, Citizens Voice Concerns Over Heavy Burden
The Chinese Communist Party has suggested using methods like 'data-driven identification' to locate individuals who have not yet registered for social insurance and to encourage their participation in social security. Social media platforms have emerged as a tool for this 'data-driven identification.'
Li Qiang's Rare Video Speech: A Major Signal for the Fifth Plenary Session to Succeed Xi?
As the Chinese Communist Party prepares for its Fifth Plenary Session, rumours have circulated online regarding Xi Jinping's potential resignation as General Secretary of the Communist Party and President of the State. These rumours, along with various signs observed over the past few months, suggest that Premier Li Qiang is the likely successor.
At the Moment Huang Qifan Chose to Participate in Live Organ Harvesting, His Fate Was Already Sealed.
On October 13, Huang Qifan, the former deputy secretary of the Chongqing Municipal Committee and former mayor, known as the 'Weeble of the officialdom,' was officially announced to have fallen from grace. Just days before this announcement, reports indicated that his planned attendance at a forum in Hangzhou was 'cancelled for reasons.'
Why Do Mainlanders Break Down in Tears Upon Hearing the Republic of China's National Flag Song?
October is indeed a fascinating month for both sides of the Taiwan Strait. October 1st marks the National Day of Communist China, while October 10th is the National Day of the Republic of China, with just a brief nine days in between.
Xi Jinping's Endgame Enters Countdown: No Amount of Power Can Escape Historical Fate
For several years, rumours have circulated suggesting that Xi Jinping is suffering from a serious illness. While the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has not officially addressed these claims, the presence of two cups in front of Xi during meetings has led many to believe that his health is significantly compromised, despite the lack of clarification from official sources.
No Longer Re-Elected as the Next General Secretary, Is the Strategy Beginning With the Investigation of Huang Qifan?
Former Chongqing Mayor Huang Qifan is currently under investigation. Analysts suggest that this move reflects the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) commitment to 'strict governance of the party' as discussed in the Fifth Plenary Session, and it also represents a significant maneuver in the personnel battles leading up to the 21st National Congress.
The Party Treats the 'Little Pinks' as Expendable! The FBI Has Apprehended Agents of the CCP, Leading to Dire Consequences for Them
Two significant cases have recently come to light in the United States. One involves a Chinese woman suspected of surveilling the family of Taiwan's president, who was arrested at the airport. The other case concerns a Chinese engineer who has lived in the U.S. for over thirty years and holds a U.S. passport.
Wang Huning's Speech Further Confirms That Xi Cannot Make Decisions Independently.
According to reports from the official media of the Communist Party of China (CPC), on October 12, the CPC held a commemorative conference for the 70th anniversary of the Overseas Chinese Federation. Wang Huning, a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, attended the conference and delivered a speech. Two notable points emerged from the news report and Wang Huning's address.
IMF Expresses Pessimism About China's Economy, Social Security Policy Criticized as an Impossible Triangle for Ordinary Citizens
On October 13, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) published its latest "World Economic Outlook" report, which has revised its forecast for China's economic growth rate in 2026 down from 4.6% in July to 4.5%, a reduction of 0.1 percentage points.
Former Chongqing Mayor Huang Qifan Under Investigation: Corruption or Disloyalty?
At 18:00 Beijing time on the 13th, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) and the National Supervisory Commission (NSC) announced that Huang Qifan, the former deputy secretary of the Chongqing Municipal Committee and former mayor of Chongqing, is under investigation for serious violations of discipline and law.
President Xi Is Quite Pleased! The Wolf Warriors Are Launching Empty Sanctions Against Latin American Officials
The CCP's wolf warriors have once again put on a show—this time with 'empty sanctions'!
The Epidemic Is Striking From Both the North and South, Putting China in a Precarious Situation.
Ebola death cases in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) have spilled over. Last week, the first Ebola patient in Kenya became ill in the DRC and, after traveling by plane through Uganda to Kenya, sadly passed away. In response, Kenya immediately began monitoring 57 close contacts, including about 27 passengers and crew members from the same flight. So far, 17 individuals have been quarantined.
The Absurd Remarks of China’s Science and Technology Association on the ‘Nobel Prize’
Recently, the winners of the Nobel Prize in various categories have been announced. The recipients of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine include one American and two Germans, while the Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to one American. The Nobel Prize in Chemistry went to one Frenchman and one Japanese, and the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences was awarded to two American scholars.
China’s ‘Three-No Weddings’ Trend: Couple Goes Viral for AI-Generated Wedding Photos
A recent news story left me with one clear thought: young people in China have truly awakened and are no longer pretending!
Huawei Has Made Headlines Once Again! The Brake Pedal of the Zun Jie Breaks Off With Just One Press
Who could have imagined that a super-luxurious flagship MPV, priced at up to one million yuan and hailed as a pinnacle of China's top technology and manufacturing craftsmanship, would have its brake pedal snap off during a routine "full stop at 100 km/h" test in a closed environment? When the tester pressed down, there was a "crack" sound, and the brake pedal broke off completely! This is truly alarming!
Lai Ching-te’s Strong Start as Xi Jinping Appears to Backtrack
The current international landscape is quite intriguing. Just after the highly publicized Trump-Xi meeting, the United States swiftly announced the sale of two F-16 fighter jets to Taiwan.
Wild Boars Spotted on the Streets of Sichuan and Hong Kong: What Does It Mean?
In early October this year, a video emerged online showing a group of wild boars confidently walking through the streets of an urban area in mainland China. On October 8, the publicity department of Nanchong City's South County in Sichuan Province confirmed that at least ten wild boars had entered the urban area in the early morning, specifically near Woniushan on Jialing Road.
100 Moments That Make Mainland Chinese Feel Inferior: Do Taiwanese Friends Have Any?
In October 2026, an unknown podcast released its 236th episode titled "Moments of Feeling 'Inferior' in China: Letters from Eleven Listeners." This episode was inspired by a post on the social platform Threads called "Share a Hundred Moments of Feeling Inferior While Living in China."