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August Economic Data Continues to Deteriorate, National Bureau of Statistics Shifts Blame to Other Countries
On September 15, 2026, the National Bureau of Statistics released the economic performance report for August: the added value of industrial enterprises above designated size increased by 5.2% year-on-year, accelerating by 0.7 percentage points from the previous month, and was 'higher than market
Hebei Hospital Super Bribery Case: Who is Dividing the 184 Million Yuan?
On September 13, the National Medical Insurance Bureau of the Chinese Communist Party revealed a significant commercial bribery case involving Hebei Medical University Second Hospital (Hebei Yida Er Hospital), one of the top-tier hospitals in Hebei Province.
Frequent Landslides and Collapses: Does the Chinese Communist Party Have Another '11' in Store? (Part 1)
As September begins, disasters such as landslides, ice avalanches, mudslides, and floods continue to plague the territory governed by the Chinese Communist Party (CPC).
Huawei Mobile Phone's 'Killing and Silencing' Incident: Victim's Rights Protection Turns into Stability Maintenance
On September 10, a man named Zhang from Jinan, Shandong, posted that his mother suddenly suffered a myocardial infarction in the early hours of August 30. His father attempted to call 120 using the Huawei Honor X70 but accidentally activated the "Magic Picture Report" full-screen interface while trying to unlock the phone.
Wang Xiaohong Denies Closure Claims, Urges Ancestry Checks for Travel
On September 15, the upcoming 'Regulations on Exit and Entry Management' from the State Council has ignited extensive discussions both at home and abroad regarding the tightening of exit regulations and the increasing difficulty for ordinary citizens to travel abroad.
Russian Media Reveals 15 Records of Putin and Trump Speaking in Chinese: A Message for Beijing?
The Russia-Ukraine war has now lasted over five years, resulting in significant casualties on both sides and severely impacting their economic and social development. Anti-war sentiments in Moscow have intensified. At this juncture, the instigator, Putin, finds himself in a precarious position.
The Push to Create a "Red Flag Ocean" to Flatter Xi Jinping: The Chinese Embassy Shows Loyalty While Ensnaring Chinese Nationals
Xi Jinping is set to visit the United States, making Sino-U.S. relations a renewed focus of international attention. Concurrently, information has been circulating within overseas Chinese communities regarding the Chinese embassy in the U.S. and business associations recruiting Chinese nationals to participate in a "Welcome Xi Jinping" event in Washington, D.C. This initiative reportedly includes charter flights, meals, accommodation, transportation, and even cash subsidies.
Kong Shaoxun's Role in Escorting Hu Jintao Out: Xi Jinping's Unconventional Promotion of Kong Shaoxun
On September 2, former Deputy Director of the General Office of the CPC Central Committee and Secretary of the Secretariat, Kong Shaoxun, has been appointed by the CPC authorities as the Acting Governor of Gansu Province.
Qingdao Fire Shocks Xi Jinping! Why Did 25 People Fail to Escape the Inferno?
Why did a foreign cargo ship, which had been docked at the shipyard for 10 days, suddenly catch fire? There were 42 people on board; 12 were safely evacuated, 5 were injured, and tragically, the remaining 25 were confirmed dead. What led to 17 people being able to escape while the other 25 perished?
Communist Party Introduces 'Medical Security Law', Netizens Outraged, Calling it 'A Malicious Head Tax Law'
The 14th National People's Congress Standing Committee of the Communist Party of China voted on August 28 to pass the 'Medical Security Law of the People's Republic of China', which is set to take effect on January 1, 2027.
Is Chairman Xi No Longer Involved in 'Decision-Making Deployments'?
On September 11, the military newspaper and military network of the Chinese Communist Party published an article titled 'Persisting in Advancing National Defense and Military Modernization with a Correct View of Achievements.' This article summarizes the outcomes of recent military-related educational initiatives and was authored by a reporter from the party media outlet Xinhua News Agency, rather than a military newspaper reporter.
Flight to the U.S. Turns Violent: Shanghai Man and Family Deported
No one could have anticipated that a punch thrown at an altitude of ten thousand meters would instantly shatter a family's long-held "American Dream."
The Upgraded "National Defense Mobilization Law": Experts Suggest It’s Tailored for a Taiwan Strait War?
The Chinese Communist Party has made significant revisions to the "National Defense Mobilization Law" for the first time in 16 years, set to take effect on October 1. The revisions include provisions allowing for the legal "requisition and expropriation" of civilian resources when necessary. Analysts believe this amendment is specifically designed for a potential conflict in the Taiwan Strait, posing dual political and economic risks for Taiwanese businesses operating on the mainland.
Xi Jinping Skips Trade Fair Speeches, Hinting at Possible Personnel Changes
On September 9, the 2026 Global Service Trade Summit took place in Beijing. Established in 2012, the Service Trade Fair has garnered increasing attention from the highest echelons of the Communist Party since 2019.
Cai Qi Takes on New Role: What is the CCP Leadership Afraid Of?
Recently, it was reported that the CCP quietly established the 'Central Social Governance Work Leading Group' by the end of 2025, with Politburo Standing Committee member Cai Qi as the group leader.
India Smiles While Striking: Investigation into Xiaomi's Difficulties During Xi's Visit to India
As Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping prepares to visit India for the 17th BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) leaders' meeting, foreign media have reported that the Indian government is planning to initiate a large-scale anti-fraud investigation against the Chinese smartphone giant Xiaomi.
Trump's Bold Moves to Cut Drug Prices vs. A Single Action by the Chinese Communist Party Leading to a 22-Fold Increase in Ointment Prices
A stark contrast has recently emerged in the global pharmaceutical market: on one side, the U.S. government is aggressively lowering high drug prices through administrative negotiations and market mechanisms; on the other side, bureaucratic stagnation under China's authoritarian regime has caused the prices of basic dermatological drugs to soar more than 22 times, forcing the public to bear the costs of a failing system.
Will the Newly Appointed Vice Minister of Public Security, Qin Yunbiao, Continue to Advance?
Personnel arrangements have garnered significant attention ahead of the Fifth Plenary Session of the Communist Party of China scheduled for October. Recently promoted deputy secretaries of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the incoming mayor of Shanghai, Zhu Zhongming, appear to be aligned with Li Qiang's faction. This raises the question: what is the background of Qin Yunbiao, who was officially announced as the Vice Minister of Public Security on September 9?
China's Income as a Percentage of GDP Ranks Last in the World, Trailing Behind Africa
Recently, I came across a video featuring Lang Xianping, where he compared the total wage share of GDP across different countries to evaluate the average income levels of their citizens. The statistics he presented are quite intriguing and worth sharing.
"Have a Little Sense of Shame" - Philippine Defense Secretary Criticizes the Ccp's Impoliteness in South Korea
On Tuesday (September 8), Philippine Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. spoke at a forum in South Korea, where he received a note that led him to address Beijing's challenges regarding the South China Sea arbitration ruling. He directly stated that Chinese officials should "have a little bit of politeness, a little sense of shame."
Exploiting Disasters to Showcase Fake Charity, Internet Celebrities Spread a More Terrifying Toxin Than Typhoons
Recently, due to the impact of several typhoons, strong rainfall and severe flooding have struck areas like Fujian and Guangxi in China. The general public is suffering greatly, yet the events unfolding online are both disheartening and infuriating.