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Hong Kong Media and Public Silenced, June Fourth Memories Suppressed
As the 37th anniversary of the June Fourth incident approaches, Hong Kong society has once again fallen into silence.
The Story Behind the 20-Year Sentence of the Son of an American "Flying Tiger" Officer
The term "Flying Tigers" is familiar to many Chinese. Officially known as the "Chinese Air Force American Volunteer Group," this unit was primarily made up of American pilots who assisted China in its fight against Japan during World War II, mainly engaging in combat against Japanese forces in mainland China and Burma.
Stanford University Accused of Accepting Donations from Individuals and Enterprises Linked to the CCP
The student newspaper at Stanford University has recently revealed that the university has accepted donations from individuals and enterprises associated with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The report includes a list of individual and corporate sponsors, among whom one individual is suspected to be Chen Yuan, the son of CCP elder Chen Yun.
June 4 Memorial Hall Vandalised, Protests Erupt Across Three Provinces
Greetings, audience friends! Welcome to the June 1st edition of 'Forbidden News Unveiled.' I am Sun Ning.
On the Eve of the 37th Anniversary of the June Fourth Incident, the Tiananmen Mothers Are Once Again Calling for the Truth to Be Revealed
On the eve of the 37th anniversary of the June Fourth incident in 1989, the group known as the "Tiananmen Mothers," which consists of the families of victims, issued their annual memorial statement. They reiterated three key demands: the disclosure of the truth, compensation for the victims and their families, and legal accountability for those responsible.
Two Thousand Photos From the June Fourth Incident Have Been Revealed for the First Time: Is Taiwan the Next Tiananmen?
Currently, the entire world is focused on a pressing question: In the AI century war between the US and China, who will emerge victorious? If a conflict were to break out in the Taiwan Strait, what would the world look like?
Japan 'has Truly Changed'! Actively Responding to the Ccp's Wolf Warrior Provocations
The Shangri-La Dialogue (Shanghui) is taking place in Singapore from May 29 for three consecutive days. Japan's assertive stance in its confrontation with the CCP has emerged as a significant point of interest.
Is the Core Status of Xi No Longer Being Upheld? Strange Wording from Senior CPPCC Officials
While news about Xi Jinping continues to dominate headlines, and while unusual signs have appeared in loyalty pledges from senior CCP officials and the military, alongside frequent personnel changes within official circles, the author has noticed another issue: an oddity in how senior officials of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) are being described in reports about studying Xi’s thought.
Beijing Takes Measures to Prevent Capital Outflow, Hong Kong Brokers Halt Account Openings for Mainland Residents
As the prospects for China's economic recovery appear dim, more and more Chinese citizens are looking for ways to transfer their assets overseas. In response, the Chinese Communist Party authorities have recently initiated a comprehensive crackdown on offshore trading platforms such as Futu, Tiger, and Changqiao to prevent capital outflow.
Economic Experts: Act While You Can, Stay Away from China
In Taiwan, several prominent economists recently expressed to National Security Council Secretary-General Wu Zhaoxie that the central planning economy of the Communist Party of China is severely lacking in 'hope.'
Singer Liu Weiwei and Director Cai Yuanyuan Have Passed Away, Both of Whom Once Supported the Communist Party.
According to reports from mainland media, on May 28, Liu Weiwei, a prominent figure in the Chinese vocal music scene known for his lyric spinto tenor, passed away at the age of 69 due to illness in Yangzhou. He had served as the principal soloist at the Central Opera House and the Oriental Song and Dance Troupe, and was the head of the opera department at the Central Academy of Drama.
A Major Scandal: The Collapse of the Academic Leap Forward in Xi Jinping's Era
In 2026, an academic fraud scandal ignited by a dropout PhD student known as "Geng Tongxue" swept through the life sciences sector of Chinese universities. This controversy extends beyond the authenticity of a few high-profile journal articles; it represents a courageous challenge to the entire Chinese research ecosystem, educational foundations, scientific integrity, and even deeper political structures and levels of social civilisation.
Zhang Shengmin's Remarks Indicate That the Military's Loyalty to Xi Jinping Remains Inadequate.
Following the official dismissal of Zhang Youxia, Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission, and Liu Zhenli, Chief of the Joint Staff, in January this year, Zhang Shengmin, the last remaining member of the Military Commission, was promoted to Vice Chairman. He has become Xi's spokesperson within the military's upper ranks and the implementer of military purges.
A Mainland High School Student's Perspective on the Xi Jinping Era
What does the Xi Jinping era look like from the viewpoint of a mainland high school student?
Shi Yongxin Sentenced to 24 Years in Prison, Raising Questions About a Possible Conspiracy
On Friday (May 29), Shi Yongxin, the former abbot of the Shaolin Temple in Henan, was sentenced to 24 years in prison in the first instance, with officials indicating that the amount involved is nearly 300 million yuan. Netizens expressed that the sentence is too light and are questioning who the protector behind this is.
Exclusive: Collection of Retired Senior Military Officers' Passports to Prevent Overseas Uprisings?
Recently, People News received credible information from the military indicating that a department responsible for managing retired military personnel in a certain region has secretly issued an internal notice.
Former Chinese Police Officer Dong Guangping Crosses the Yellow Sea to South Korea in an Inflatable Boat
At 9:36 p.m. on May 25, in the pitch-black and turbulent waters of the Yellow Sea, a tiny inflatable boat, barely 3.3 meters long and resembling a toy, drifted amid the waves. Sitting aboard was an elderly man, soaked to the skin and shivering in the chilly May night. At that critical moment, a South Korean fishing vessel operating in rough seas spotted him.
Terrifying! A Massive Sandstorm in Xinjiang Engulfs Flame Mountain, Revealing an Apocalyptic Orange Glow
On May 25, Turpan in Xinjiang was hit by a powerful sandstorm, with a colossal wall of sand sweeping in like a tsunami, instantly engulfing Flame Mountain. The orange-red sandstorm created a scene reminiscent of special effects from a doomsday movie, instilling fear in onlookers.
CHRD Report Highlights Child Labour and Forced Internships in China's Vocational Schools
According to a report by the non-governmental organisation "China Human Rights Defenders Network" (CHRD) released on May 21, issues such as the illegal employment of child labourers by companies and the forced internships of students from secondary vocational schools persist in certain regions of China.
What Happens After a Person Commits Suicide?
People often wonder, "What impact does suicide have on us?" Many believe that if someone commits suicide, they must repeat the entire cycle of reincarnation, reliving all the trials and tribulations they faced in their past lives, including the life in which they consciously chose to end their existence.
What Do the Beidaihe Earthquake and Fujian Thunderstorm Drama Indicate
On August 5, 2016, a security guard stands outside a restricted compound in Beidaihe, Qinhuangdao, H