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709 Ten Years Later: Lawyer Zhou Shifeng Continues to Live Under Restrictions
July 9 marks the 11th anniversary of the 709 incident. Zhou Shifeng, a key figure in the 709 case and former director of Beijing Fengrui Law Firm, has faced numerous restrictions over the past year, including a permanent ban on his WeChat account, travel limitations, and difficulties in meeting frie
Wang Qishan's Inner Circle Faces Collective Dismissal as Xi Jinping's Great Purge Rivals Mao and Stalin
Recently, personnel changes within the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) of the Communist Party of China have drawn significant attention from the international community.
National Team Turns Easy Task Into Disaster, Crushing 'Ruanwei Emperor's' Hopes
The 2026 World Cup, hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico, will expand to 48 teams, with Asia's quota increasing to 8.5. However, the Chinese men's football team's performance has been dismal; they lost 0-1 to the traditionally weak Indonesian team in the qualifying round, prematurely confirming their absence from the World Cup.
Cai Qi's Strategy: Ousting Li Ganjie and Making Li Xi the Scapegoat for Xi Jinping
As the 21st National Congress of the Communist Party of China approaches, the high-level power structure is experiencing a rare and intense upheaval.
Xi Sends No Independence Day Greetings to the U.S.—What Is the Significance of Releasing a Pastor?
July 4 this year marked the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States. The U.S. celebrated the occasion with grand festivities, and many world leaders publicly extended their congratulations to President Trump and the American people.
China's Employment Crisis Spurs Universities to Chase Old Debts
According to the latest major statistical data on human resources and social security released by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security of China, the expenditure of the unemployment insurance fund in May this year reached 17.22 billion yuan, marking a year-on-year increase of 13.96% and setting a new record for May since 2022.
Six Standing Committee Members Align on One Matter: Why Did Wang Huning Study Twice?
On July 3, among the seven members of the Standing Committee of the Communist Party of China, only Xi Jinping was absent from a series of similar activities recently published in state media by the other six members.
China Bank's 'Gathering Heads' Scheme Evades 2.3 Billion in Taxes, White Gloves Face Consequences
As China's economy continues to struggle, particularly by 2026, the CCP's approach to punishing financial crimes has shifted from previous measures of 'fines and dismissals' to extreme actions such as 'political purges, asset confiscation, and physical elimination.'
What Does the Presence of Individuals Dressed in Black Around Xi Jinping Signify?
July 1 marks the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China. The Party celebrates every five years and every ten years, and this year, being a five-year milestone, calls for a special celebration.
Purple Lightning Strikes Hit Beijing, Sparking Supernatural Speculation
In June, Beijing witnessed a remarkable phenomenon of purple lightning accompanied by loud thunder.
Multiple Groups Delivered a Coffin to the Chinese Consulate in New York on July 1
July 1 marks the so-called 105th anniversary of the founding of the CCP. On this day, members of various anti-communist groups braved the sweltering heat of over 100 degrees Fahrenheit to present a "great gift" to the CCP—a black coffin inscribed with the words "End CCP, Funeral for the CCP."
Is GDP No Longer Important? CCP Officials Suffer a Collective Stroke and Simply Lie Flat
Historically, 'economic data (GDP)' has been the core and most significant metric for evaluating CCP officials, prompting officials from various provinces and cities to race like athletes on a track.
Struggle Above All: Xi Jinping's Speech Exposes the CCP's Prisoner's Dilemma
The struggle-centric philosophy of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is prominently reflected in a series of significant speeches by Xi Jinping over recent years. This includes his address at the 100th anniversary celebration of the CCP in 2021, the upcoming speech for the 105th anniversary in 2026, the report from the 20th National Congress of the CCP in 2022, and the communiqué from the Third Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee in 2024.
Rare July 1st Snowfall: Xi Jinping Delays Response for Two Months
On July 1st, the Chinese Communist Party celebrated its 105th anniversary with great fanfare, and state media proudly announced: "The Communist Party of China has 101,128,000 members." However, the comment section quickly turned critical. One user remarked, "No wonder we are becoming happier; it turns out over 100 million people are serving the public."
Trump's Ongoing Assault on Communism: Can Zhongnanhai Grasp the Underlying Message?
Recently, U.S. President Trump has been relentlessly attacking communism, with an unprecedented frequency of remarks.
Xi’s Special Aircraft Base Displays Anti-Xi Slogans, Signaling Shift in Public Sentiment
On June 29, a Twitter user known as 'Wall Country Frog Haha' shared a post that read: 'After the plane incident at the CITIC Tower (China Zun), someone printed flyers listing the top ten crimes of Xi Jinping against the nation and its people, and posted them in front of the Beijing base of China National Airlines, the company operating Xi Jinping's special plane, calling for anti-Communism, anti-dictatorship, and opposition to one-party rule!'
Chinese Exile Guo Wengui Sentenced to 30 Years in $1B Fraud Case
The U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York announced on Tuesday (June 30) that Guo Wengui was sentenced to 30 years in prison on Monday for orchestrating a fraudulent scheme that defrauded over 1 billion dollars from thousands of followers around the globe.
The CCP's National Unity Law Takes Effect: Experts Analyze Its Malicious Implications
The CCP's "National Unity and Progress Promotion Law" officially came into effect on July 1. This law has been labeled by external observers as the world's first malicious legislation that openly legalizes "transnational repression."
Did the Belarusian President Send a Message Through an Envoy After a Secret Meeting With Putin?
On June 29, Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping met with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing. This is Lukashenko's third visit to China in two years, and both Chinese state media and the Belarusian news agency covered the event.
Radical Legislation Unveils the Truth: The CCP Confirms a Historical Pattern
The "National Unity and Progress Promotion Law," which the CCP began implementing on July 1, may seem at first glance to be just a routine policy initiative. However, this law carries significant political and legal implications in both its legislative framework and substantive content, and it has recently ignited extensive legal discussions and international debates both at home and abroad.
This News Could Make Xi Jinping Break Into a Cold Sweat
On June 30, the Japanese House of Representatives and the House of Councillors publicly released the income report for members of parliament for the year 2025. The report includes 293 members of the House of Representatives and 178 members of the House of Councillors who were in office for the entire year, totaling 471 individuals. Each year, both houses of Japan publish this information based on the assets of their members.