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The Prosecuting Judge Acts as a Pawn of the Communist Party; Li Zhiying's Integrity is Commendable, and He Does Not Seek Leniency
In the Hong Kong court's proceedings regarding the Apple Daily case, the defendants have made pleas for leniency. Reports indicate that, aside from Li Zhiying, the other defendants have presented their own reasons in hopes of receiving reduced sentences.
U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom Holds Hearing, Focuses on CCP Suppression of Christians
A bipartisan commission under the U.S. Congress held a hearing on Tuesday (January 13) on Capitol Hill to address what Christian rights advocates and victims describe as widespread violations of religious freedom against Christians in many countries worldwide. At the hearing, the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) repression of Christians became one of the key focal points. Participants noted that under CCP leader Xi Jinping, the Chinese government has in recent years continuously tightened control over religious affairs, with independent house churches becoming primary targets. Beijing has syste
Deadly Car Crashes Involved: U.S. Issues Emergency Warning Over Airbag Inflators Made by Chinese Company (Image)
The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) on Tuesday (January 13) issued what it called an “urgent alert” to used-car buyers and vehicle owners, after two more drivers died in car crashes in December of last year. The vehicles involved had replacement airbag inflators installed that used illegally imported, “defective and dangerous” Chinese-made products.
The Scene Feels Familiar — The Next “Yu Menglong” Has Appeared (Image)
Recently, the mysterious death of a 13-year-old middle school student in Xincai County, Henan Province has brought back a hauntingly familiar scene. Just like in the Yu Menglong case, criminal responsibility was swiftly ruled out. The 13-year-old student, surnamed Zhu, was a seventh-grade student at Jinshi Tsinghua Garden Middle School. In the early morning of January 8, around 5 or 6 a.m., Zhu’s parents were suddenly notified by the school that “the child is not going to make it.”
Why Has Corruption Grown Worse After 13 Years of Xi Jinping’s Anti-Corruption Campaign?
On January 12, Xi Jinping delivered a speech at the Fifth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Commission for Discipline Inspection. He no longer repeated the old refrain that “the anti-corruption struggle has achieved an overwhelming victory and has been comprehensively consolidated,” but instead stated that “anti-corruption is a major struggle that we cannot afford to lose and must never lose.”
Five Major Questions About the Death of a Henan Middle School Student on Campus
On January 8, a first-year male student surnamed Zhu at “Jinshi Qinghuayuan” Senior High School in Xincai County, Henan, suddenly died on campus. The official announcement stated that a “criminal case has been ruled out,” but this has been questioned by the public, and many netizens generally believe the incident involves organ transplantation.
Child Disappearance Waves Erupt in Many Regions, Suspected to Be Related to Live Organ Harvesting
Recently, a large number of videos have appeared on the Chinese internet exposing cases in many provinces and cities where young citizens, middle school students, and children are abducted in broad daylight. Online and on streets and towns across various provinces and cities, “missing person” posters are everywhere, yet the Chinese Communist Party authorities turn a blind eye. Public anger has been ignited, and grassroots voices are calling for a “Parts Defense War.”
Asian Games Champion Wang Li Reports Molestation by Official, Echoing Peng Shuai's Allegations Against Zhang Gaoli
In the People's Republic of China, not only are both female and male stars in the entertainment industry frequently victimised by party officials, but there are also numerous celebrities like Yu Menglong who have met untimely and mysterious ends. Additionally, in the sports sector, some prominent athletes are not spared from the grim reality of being molested and coerced by their superiors.
Marriage Rates Among Young People on the Mainland Decline; Elderly Are Being “Urged to Marry”
The long-term economic downturn under the Chinese Communist Party has given rise to many abnormal phenomena, which many commentators describe as signs of the CCP’s end-stage conditions. For example, more and more young people are choosing to “lie flat”: not dating, not marrying, not having children, and not buying homes. This has led to a rapid decline in the national birth rate. Since 2022, the number of deaths each year has exceeded the number of newborns. Recently, it has even been reported that among those getting married, the number of elderly people now exceeds that of young people.
Inside Story of Xi Jinping and Cai Qi’s “Spy Careers” Exposed
At the beginning of 2026, as the United States demonstrated strong capabilities in “decapitation strikes” and “regime change” in Venezuela and the Middle East, this has also produced far-reaching chain reactions for the Taiwan Strait situation. Under the dual pressure of a complex international environment and domestic economic downturn, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has significantly adjusted its Taiwan strategy, shifting from high-profile “military deterrence” to deeper and more covert “social infiltration” and “cognitive disintegration.” Against this backdrop, historical details allegin
Trump’s Aid Is on the Way — Can Xi Jinping Keep Khamenei Safe?
The wave of protests by the Iranian people, sparked by economic demands, has now evolved into a comprehensive challenge to theocratic rule, pushing this “thorny nation” in the Middle East—long anti-American for decades—to the brink of regime change. The Iranian government’s violent crackdown on protesters has drawn widespread international condemnation. In contrast, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has repeatedly emphasized “non-interference in internal affairs,” has not condemned the Iranian authorities’ bloody repression, and has not expressed support for the demonstrators. So what exactly
After Targeting Japan, the Chinese Communist Party’s Calculations Have Backfired
Last November, because of a remark by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi referring to “a Taiwan contingency,” the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) immediately reacted and openly turned against Japan. Despite repeated assurances from the Japanese side that the Japanese government had not changed its long-standing position, the CCP seized on the comment to create an uproar, rolling out almost one new measure a day and causing a comprehensive deterioration in China–Japan relations.
Former U.S. Navy Service Member Wei Jinchao Sentenced to More Than 16 Years in Prison for Acting as a Chinese Communist Party Spy
The U.S. Department of Justice announced on Monday (January 12) that former U.S. Navy enlisted service member Wei Jinchao (phonetic transliteration; Jinchao Wei), who was convicted of acting as a spy for the Chinese Communist Party, was sentenced to 200 months in prison.
U.S. House Passes Security Bill to Prevent the Chinese Communist Party and Other Adversaries from Stealing Sensitive Technologies
The U.S. House of Representatives on Monday (January 12) passed the Remote Access Security Act to restrict the ability of the Chinese Communist Party and other foreign adversaries to remotely obtain U.S. technologies through cloud computing. According to a report by Voice of America, the bipartisan bill passed by an overwhelming vote of 369 to 22. The legislation updates the existing Export Control Reform Act, expanding the scope of the U.S. export control regime.
The CCP’s “Meat Grinder” Expands Its Purge, Grassroots Officials All Live in Fear
As long as the CCP’s authoritarian system exists, corruption in officialdom cannot be eradicated, because graft has already spread to all levels of Chinese society. Holding high the banner of “anti-corruption” has become the CCP’s main theme for singing its own praises, and also an excuse for different CCP factions to attack and undermine one another during internal power struggles. Therefore, whether they are “tigers” or “flies,” the more they are struck, the more there are—just as CCP party chief Xi Jinping put it: “turning the blade inward, scraping the bone to cure the poison.” Anti-corrup
Will Iran Be Beheaded? Chinese Netizens Appeal to Trump for Help
The righteous flames of protest among the Iranian people continue to burn. What began as nationwide resistance triggered by economic collapse has evolved into a comprehensive challenge to the despotic regime of Khamenei, while also exposing the brutality and fragility of authoritarian systems around the world.
“Military Expert” Li Li Clears Social Media, Becomes a Laughingstock for Siding With the CCP
Recently, Li Li, a well-known mainland CCP military expert, military commentator, and professor of military strategy at the National Defense University, suddenly cleared all content from her social media accounts. Screenshots show that her account had more than ten million followers. Her clearing of content occurred after Venezuelan President Maduro was captured alive by U.S. special forces and escorted to the United States for trial.
The Fifth Plenary Session of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection Again Reveals the True Status of Xi and Zhang Youxia
According to reports by mainland official media Xinhua News Agency, the Fifth Plenary Session of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) of the Chinese Communist Party’s 20th Central Committee was held on January 12. Xi Jinping and the other six members of the Standing Committee all attended, and Xi also delivered a speech. Because corruption within the CCP is entirely a systemic problem and the CCP becomes more corrupt the more it claims to fight corruption, the anti-corruption content of the plenary session itself was not particularly noteworthy. What is worth examining is th
The CCP’s Inhuman Nature and Xi Jinping’s Road to Ruin
Following the capture of Venezuela's Maduro, Iran, which merges politics and religion, has also descended into significant turmoil. The four major evil axes of China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran are at risk of disintegration.
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'.