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Hong Kong Court Condemns Organizers of Tiananmen Candlelight Vigil for Incitement
On Friday, August 20, the Hong Kong High Court ruled that pro-democracy activists Li Zhuo Ren and Zou Xing Tong were guilty of 'inciting subversion of state power.' Both are leaders of the now-dissolved Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China.
China's netizens rage against professor who said gig work was a type of 'welfare'
CHINA-ECONOMY:China's netizens rage against professor who said gig work was a type of 'welfare'
China's property crisis grinds on after Evergrande sentencing
CHINA-PROPERTY-DEBT-EVERGRANDE:Analysis-China's property crisis grinds on after Evergrande sentencing
The Chinese Communist Party Implements Tough Measures to Allow Young People to 'Get Married on the Spot'
In traditional Chinese culture, marriage is considered a significant event. It involves selecting an auspicious date, requesting time off from work, searching for the family household registration book, and then the couple formally entering the civil affairs bureau. However, as we approach 2026, the process of getting married appears to be undergoing some unexpected and magical transformations.
Porsche's Plunge and LV's Sales Stagnation: The Disheartening Reality Behind China's Wealthy Tightening Their Wallets
Recently, a news story shot to the top of trending topics: the luxury car Porsche Panamera has seen its price in mainland China drop below one million yuan!
Chinese court in Guangzhou accepts bankruptcy case of Evergrande unit
CHINA-PROPERTY-DEBT:Chinese court in Guangzhou accepts bankruptcy case of Evergrande unit
Zhu Rongji: The Dilemma of One Aware of the Regime's Evil
Zhu Rongji has passed away at the age of ninety-eight on August 12, 2026, in Beijing. The obituary presented the usual array of titles that anyone could easily recite—'a long-tested loyal communist warrior, an outstanding proletarian revolutionary and politician.' However, it is curious that the public's reaction to this obituary and the same individual was markedly different from that of any previous high-ranking official of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
Xu Jiayin Sentenced to Life Imprisonment, Victims of Unfinished Buildings Remain in Dire Straits.
On August 20, Xu Jiayin, the founder of China Evergrande Group, was sentenced to life imprisonment for multiple offenses, including fundraising fraud and embezzlement. Following this, topics such as 'What should Evergrande homeowners do about their unfinished buildings?' quickly climbed to the top of Weibo's trending searches.
Xi's High-profile Tribute to Jiang Cannot Conceal Atrocities That Should Remain Hidden
The Xi Jinping administration of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) made a high-profile visit to commemorate Jiang Zemin, the executioner whose hands are stained with the blood of the Chinese people and who has been gone for nearly four years, around the time of his centenary on August 17, surprising many good-hearted individuals.
Xu Jiayin's Life Imprisonment Sentence is a Form of Retribution.
On the morning of August 20, various mainland media outlets reported that the Intermediate People's Court of Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province, imposed multiple penalties on Evergrande Group, including a fine of 8.82 billion yuan; Evergrande Real Estate was fined 7 billion yuan; and Xu Jiayin received a life sentence for multiple crimes, along with a lifetime deprivation of political rights and the confiscation of all his personal property.
Wang Yi's Secret Visit to South Korea: The US, South Korea, China, and North Korea Each Sing Their Own Tune
On August 19, Wang Yi, the Foreign Minister of the Communist Party of China, made a secret visit to South Korea, where he discussed issues related to the Korean Peninsula with South Korean Foreign Minister Zhao Xian. Wang Yi employed clichéd and superficially grand language, expressing hope that dialogue would improve relations on the 'Peninsula.' Zhao Xian emphasized South Korea's commitment to achieving denuclearization and peace on the Peninsula.
Hong Kong court convicts Tiananmen vigil group leaders of inciting subversion
HONGKONG-SECURITY-TIANANMEN:Hong Kong court convicts Tiananmen vigil group leaders of inciting subversion
China tax crackdown forces wealthy investors to assess their offshore trusts
CHINA-TAX:Analysis-China tax crackdown forces wealthy investors to assess their offshore trusts
New Regulations from the Chinese Communist Party Target Individuals, Raising Concerns Over Mobile Phone Data Privacy.
On August 7, the Ministry of Public Security of the Chinese Communist Party announced the "Measures for the Supervision and Inspection of Cybersecurity by Public Security Organs," which are set to take effect on October 1.
Nara Park's "Cute Dialogue" Becomes a Sensation on Japanese Internet
Recently, a video featuring Taiwanese children feeding deer in Nara Park, Japan, and having a "cute dialogue" with the sika deer has taken the Japanese internet by storm.
Chinese Communist Party's Smear Campaign Against Japanese Seafood Backfires, Hitting Fisheries Hard in Multiple Provinces
In August 2023, Japan began discharging treated water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant. In response, the Beijing authorities sought to apply diplomatic and economic pressure on Japan by not only imposing a total ban on the import of Japanese seafood but also launching a massive online disinformation campaign.
Car Crash: 'The Bull is Coming' - Xi's Praise for Jiang Faces Nationwide Criticism Carnival
On August 17, the Chinese Communist Party held a grand meeting to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Jiang Zemin's birth, with Xi Jinping personally attending and delivering a speech. Xi Jinping praised Jiang Zemin extensively and prominently, highlighting his role in maintaining stability in Shanghai in 1989, the later 'Three Represents', and his status as the 'Chief Architect of Reform and Opening Up', thereby assigning him a very high historical significance.
In the Underworld Memorial, Observing the Universe: Jiang Zemin's Farewell Ceremony and the Sound of Thunder
On August 17, a highly publicized yet strangely eerie political event took place at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing—the centenary memorial conference for the late former leader Jiang Zemin.
China Evergrande founder sentenced to life in prison
CHINA-PROPERTY-DEBT-EVERGRANDE:China Evergrande founder sentenced to life in prison
Do Not Believe, but Do Not Act Recklessly! A Look at the Cause and Effect of the Tragedy of an Internet Celebrity
The internet celebrity "Jiang Xiaorou" (real name Li Xiuting), known for her paranormal exploration and debunking content and boasting millions of fans, tragically suffered a serious car accident while returning to Guangdong from Guangxi. After more than 20 days of intensive care in the ICU, she was ultimately declared dead due to severe traumatic brain injury and multiple organ failure, at just 24 years old.
Cool! This is Xi Jinping's English nickname
Nicolae Ceaușescu, the leader of the Romanian Communist Party during the Cold War, was famously known as the "King of Titles." This nickname stemmed from his vigorous promotion of an extreme personal cult during his rule from 1965 to 1989, during which he accumulated countless titles across party, government, military, and academic spheres, while also accepting numerous flattering and exaggerated official titles and praises.