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U.S. and China Issue Similar Summit Statements with Different Emphases
Following the summit this week at the White House between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping, there has been significant interest in whether any concrete results were achieved.
Why Are Chinese Students in the U.S. Not Welcoming Xi Jinping?
During Xi Jinping's visit to the U.S., two sharply contrasting scenes unfolded on the streets of Washington: on one side, the high-profile red carpet and state banquet at the White House, and on the other, a continuous wave of protests. Among the pro-China supporters who publicly appeared during this welcoming event, a notable detail emerged: the vast majority were middle-aged and elderly expatriates, while young people, particularly Chinese students studying in the U.S., were almost entirely absent.
The Longest Political Movement Initiated by the Communist Party of China: Victim Numbers Exceed the Total of All Previous Movements
Those familiar with China's history since 1949 are aware of the two catastrophic political movements initiated by the Communist Party: the 'Anti-Rightist Movement' and the 'Cultural Revolution.' However, many have overlooked the fact that the duration and victim count of these two movements pale in comparison to the anti-Falun Gong movement that began in 1999.
Xi Jinping's Visit to the U.S. Sparks Protests; Pro-Communist Supporters Accuse "Falun Gong of Violence"
On September 23, local time, Xi Jinping, the leader of the Chinese Communist Party, and his wife arrived at Andrews Joint Base, located near Washington, D.C. Outside the base, a clash broke out between pro-communist groups hired by the Communist Party and the protesting crowd.
Public Outrage and Discontent! 39 Groups Unite to Protest Xi's Visit to the U.S., Achieving a Record Scale of Demonstration
Every time the leader of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) visits the United States, he faces a multitude of protesters from various groups, each with their own demands. A post by X platform user "New Heights" indicated that when Xi Jinping and his wife arrived in the U.S. on September 23 for a state visit, they encountered a protest organized by 39 different groups, setting a new record for the scale of such demonstrations.
Xi Jinping Visits the U.S. Despite Health Concerns? CCTV Cuts Footage of His Disembarkation, While U.S. Media Reveals Everything
On September 23rd, around 6 PM local time, Xi Jinping, the leader of the Chinese Communist Party, arrived in the United States. However, no one anticipated that a brief clip of him disembarking from the plane, lasting just a few seconds, would once again highlight his health issues.
Trade, Tariffs, Artificial Intelligence: Key Points of the US-China Summit at a Glance
Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping is expected to arrive in the United States on the afternoon of September 23, Eastern Time, to commence his visit and hold another summit meeting with President Trump. Various scholars and commentators suggest that the discussions between the two leaders may encompass a wide array of topics, including the trade war, arms sales to Taiwan, restrictions on artificial intelligence technology, and the 'US-China strategic relationship.'
Exclusive Interview: Yuan Hongbing Unveils the Truth Behind the CCP's Organ Harvesting
The 31st International Transplantation Society Conference, currently taking place in Sydney, Australia, has once again highlighted global organ transplantation medicine and ethics. In this context, the sourcing of organs for transplantation in China, along with the associated medical ethics and human rights issues, has garnered significant attention from the international community.
"Down with the Communist Party!" Protests Erupt Outside Hotel Where Xi Jinping Is Staying During U.S. Visit
Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping arrived in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday evening (23rd) to commence a three-day state visit.
Czech Scholar Reveals: The CCP Has 'Weaponised' Academic Exchange
Recently, the intelligence agencies of the Five Eyes alliance (FVEY), which includes the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, issued a warning that Beijing has significantly expanded the scale and complexity of its espionage activities.
Military Report Editorial Criticises Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli, Yet Again Reveals Xi's Non-Involvement in 'Decision-Making Deployment'
On September 21, just before Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping's visit to the United States, Zhang Youxia, the former Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission, and Liu Zhenli, the Chief of Staff of the Joint Staff Department of the Military Commission, were officially announced to have been expelled from the Party and military due to 'serious violations of discipline and law,' and were subsequently transferred to military prosecution authorities.
Experts: The Trump-Xi Summit Holds Significant Implications for Both Leaders
U.S. President Trump is set to meet with Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping at the White House on September 24, where they will also hold a state dinner. In the lead-up to the summit, high-level negotiations between the U.S. and China commenced in New York, with the U.S. proposing the establishment of a new 'AI security notification mechanism' for the first time.
Before Xi’s U.S. Visit, Three Major Events Shake Beijing as Zhang Youxia Case Takes Sudden Turn
On September 21, three major events erupted in Beijing!
Trump's Meeting with Xi: A Carrot and a Stick Approach; B2 Bombers to Fly Over Xi's Head
The countdown has begun for Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping's visit to the United States. On September 21, Eastern Time, the office of First Lady Melania Trump released details regarding Xi Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan's visit to the White House.
Chinese Tourists Exploited in Russia: Police Caught Fleece Them Openly
China has extended its visa-free policy for Russian citizens until the end of 2027 (excluding the visa-on-arrival policy). Individuals holding a regular Russian passport can enter China for business, tourism, visiting relatives, exchanges, or transit without a visa, provided their stay does not exceed 30 days.
Landslides in China Raise Concerns as Xi’s Power Faces Uncertainty
Several significant landslides have occurred in different parts of mainland China over the past two months, with alarming scenes and considerable casualties reported.
The Political Bureau Meeting Prepares for a Turbulent Fifth Plenary Session
On September 21, 2026, the Communist Party of China held a Political Bureau meeting chaired by Xi Jinping. The meeting announced that the Fifth Plenary Session will take place in Beijing from October 26 to 29, during which it will review the "Decision of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Persistently Advancing Comprehensive Strict Governance of the Party on Several Major Issues."
Zhang Youxia Expelled Ahead of Xi’s U.S. Visit Amid Rebellion Claims
Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli have finally faced significant repercussions. On September 21, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officially announced that Zhang Youxia, a member of the Central Political Bureau and Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission, along with Liu Zhenli, a member of the Central Military Commission and former Chief of Staff of the Joint Staff Department, have been expelled from the CCP and the military.
Xi Jinping’s Health and Alcohol Claims: Questions Over CCP Officials’ Condition
Recently, numerous websites have been circulating rumors about Xi Jinping's declining health, particularly noting his absence from the leaders' dinner on the evening of September 12 during the BRICS summit in India.
Even Close Confidants Cannot Be Trusted! Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli Expelled From the CCP and the Military
On September 21, following the conclusion of a Politburo meeting of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli were expelled from both the CCP and the military.
Li Zaiming’s Pro-CCP Stance and Allegations of CCP Bribery of South Korean Soldiers
On the 19th, Shibata Akio, Executive Director of the Indo-Pacific Strategic Institute, shared on Facebook that the South Korean Supreme Court has recently upheld a verdict in a spy case. An active-duty soldier was sentenced to four years in prison for leaking military secrets related to the South Korea-U.S. joint military exercises to China.