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Confronting Life's Challenges With Poise, Looking Forward to the Future
Recently, a tragic family incident occurred in Taikoo Shing, Hong Kong. A mother and daughter had a dispute over educational issues, which led the mother to tragically take her own life by jumping from a building. The daughter, profoundly affected by this event, also jumped to her death the followin
Hollywood Awakens from Its Kneeling: Suffered Significant Losses from 'Dealing with the Devil'
Hollywood once believed it could use soft power to enter the Chinese market and reap substantial profits, even fantasising about the 'peaceful evolution' of Communist China. However, the reality was that the Chinese Communist Party wielded its censorship system as a tool to control, effectively stifling the essence of Hollywood's creative freedom.
I Am a Citizen of the Republic of China! A Yunnan University Student's Remark Shocks the Entire Internet
During a political class at Yunnan Minzu University in China, a student unexpectedly declared, 'I am a citizen of the Republic of China,' which startled the teacher significantly, causing the student to flee in fear.
Global Withdrawal Party Website Hit by 300 Million Attacks, CCP Allegedly Behind It
The Global Withdrawal Service Centre, based in New York, has revealed that its official website and associated platforms have recently been subjected to a massive cyber attack attributed to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
Shanghai Vice Mayor Chen Yujian Under Investigation, P2P Old Case Gains Attention
Chen Yujian, a member of the Party Leadership Group of the Shanghai Municipal Government and Vice Mayor, was reported to be under investigation on June 10. According to the website of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the National Supervisory Commission of the Communist Party of China, Chen Yujian is suspected of serious violations of discipline and law and is currently undergoing review and investigation.
The Hongfu Garden Fire Case Involves 25 Charges, With 5 Defendants Facing Manslaughter Charges
In response to the tragic fire incident at Hongfu Garden in Tai Po, the Hong Kong police and the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) announced on Wednesday (June 10) that they have formally charged seven individuals and two companies with a total of 25 offences, including manslaughter, conspiracy to defraud, money laundering, attempting to obstruct justice, and tax evasion. The Hong Kong government has also released a list of 168 victims.
Economic Downturn: Sales of Street Vendor Carts Surge by 600%, Night Markets Make a Comeback Across China
The WeChat public account "Catering Business Insider" published an article on June 4 titled "Street Vendor Equipment Prices Skyrocket by 600%! The Night Market Stall Army is Back".
The Communist Party of China's Upgrade in Financial Regulation Has LED to Stricter Penalties
Based on data from Enterprise Early Warning, as of May 31, the Chinese banking sector—excluding branches and individuals—has faced 435 penalties this year, which is a 2.02% decrease compared to the same period last year.
Pyongyang's 'Empty Streets' Welcome Party Leader: What Are Chinese Netizens Discussing?
Xi Jinping arrived in Pyongyang on June 8, 2026, for a state visit to North Korea after a seven-year gap, where he held a summit meeting with Kim Jong-un. The grand spectacle of mass welcome in Pyongyang has led outsiders to humorously label it a 'large-scale gala' of two isolated regimes.
Official Media Reports Unusual Events, Extending Wishes for the Health of the North Korean Leader.
From June 8 to 9, Xi Jinping, the leader of the Chinese Communist Party, and his wife Peng Liyuan conducted a state visit to North Korea. This visit comes nearly seven years after their first trip to North Korea from June 20 to 21, 2019.
Is Taiwan Really Poor? Its Per Capita GDP is Nearly Three Times That of the Mainland
What you just watched was a popular street interview video on Bilibili, where the interviewee claimed that the monthly salary of Taiwanese people is only 1,500 to 2,000 yuan. Honestly, I found that quite amusing. Which parallel universe is this Taiwan living in?
CPPCC Members Call to Uphold Central Authority in Foreign Affairs
Following an analysis of the collective study session held by the Party Group Theory Learning Center of the CPPCC at the end of May, which only referenced the 'two establishments' and the 'resolute safeguarding of the authority of the Party Central Committee and centralized unified leadership' without mentioning 'safeguarding Xi's core,' and the unusual absence of synchronized learning by CPPCC Chairman Wang Huning as seen in previous instances, another peculiar event has emerged within the CPPCC.
What is the Hidden Agenda Behind the Presence of Chinese Auxiliary Police in South Korea?
Recently, large-scale protests have erupted across South Korea in response to electoral fraud during local elections, where a significant number of ballots were found discarded in trash bins. The South Korean public aims to reveal the truth through these protests and demand a re-election.
Xi Jinping Was Publicly Embarrassed by Kim Jong-un, Marking Beijing as the Clear Loser.
From June 8 to 9, 2026, Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping made his first visit to North Korea in nearly seven years, meeting with Kim Jong-un. This visit was described by the Chinese side as his first overseas trip of the year, coinciding with the 65th anniversary of the signing of the "China-North Korea Friendship Cooperation and Mutual Assistance Treaty."
Top Students in Tears: Will the 2026 Gaokao’s Difficulty Go Down in History?
The college entrance examination days in mainland China are set for June 7th and 8th. During these two days, the entire nation’s attention is focused on one term—the college entrance examination.
The Shocking Internal Struggle Behind the 'Secret' Politburo Meeting in May
Traditionally, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) holds a Politburo meeting at the end of each month. However, at the end of May, the party's media was unexpectedly silent, with no reports from the Xinhua News Agency and no footage on the news broadcasts, as if this high-level meeting had simply disappeared.
How the CCP Systematically Harms Overseas Chinese
This report leaves readers feeling unsettled long after they have finished reading it. The data is sourced from public records of the U.S. Federal Sentencing Commission, the Bureau of Justice Statistics, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the Department of Homeland Security; the cases are derived from thirty years of indictments and judgments documented in U.S. federal courts.
2026 Gaokao History Trending on Hot Search: Examinees Claim Difficulty is Off the Charts
The 2026 Chinese Gaokao is currently taking place, and discussions surrounding the exam questions have gone viral online. Many examinees are expressing their frustrations, claiming that the questions are "too difficult," making it the most talked-about topic on the Chinese internet in recent days.
NTU Graduate’s Speech Goes Viral in Mainland China, Outshining Wuhan University’s Scripted Reading
It’s graduation season once again, and a video comparing graduation speeches from top universities across the Taiwan Strait has taken the internet by storm, prompting countless late-night reflections among overseas Chinese communities and on social media platforms in mainland China.
The "News Broadcast" Reveals the CCP's Late-Stage Anxiety, Signalling a Market Retreat.
On June 3, CCTV's "News Broadcast" made a rare move by dedicating 110 seconds of prime time to promote a "bright outlook" for A-shares and the Chinese economy.
Chinese Youth Footballers Shine in Italy; CCP Claims Credit Without Shame
A completely grassroots team made up of ordinary public primary school students, with not a penny of official funding—the “Chinese Football Boys 2014 Team”—won the “Sigismondi International Youth Cup” (U12) held in Rome, Italy, on June 2.