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Why Does 'Only Red Flowers Bloom' Instil Fear in Zhongnanhai?

On July 15, the Hong Kong police's National Security Department conducted raids on two independent bookstores in Mong Kok—Liu Xia Bookstore and Tian Yuan Bookstore—arresting five individuals on the charge of 'inciting intent' as per Article 24 of the National Security Law, and seizing a significant number of books and evidence.

No More Military Unification? The Ccp's Major Film "Penghu Sea Battle" Unexpectedly Withdrawn

Imagine this scenario: a film with an investment of hundreds of millions of RMB, directed by a renowned filmmaker, designed to "promote national prestige" and demonstrate military deterrence to Taiwan—a "military unification blockbuster"—suddenly "disappears" without warning at the height of its promotional campaign, just when countless fans are eagerly awaiting its release!

Xi Jinping's Important Instructions on Basic Education: Li Qiang Did Not Issue Any Directives, and Wang Xiaohong's Attendance at the Conference Raises Questions

On July 22, all official media outlets in mainland China published a news article titled "Xi Jinping Made Important Instructions on Basic Education Work." Upon further reading, it becomes clear that this news is intertwined with another report: the National Basic Education Work Conference was held in Beijing on the same day.

The Context Behind Jin Mingri's Release: 8 Members of Zion Church Still Face Charges

Following the release of Pastor Jin Mingri from the Beijing Zion Church, who has now arrived in the United States, 8 other pastors, elders, and congregants from the church remain in detention. A source in Beijing told Radio Free Asia that Jin Mingri's release is linked to U.S. President Trump's negotiations with Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping, while the other detainees continue to face prosecution.

Spain's Championship Win: The Chinese Communist Party's Shameless Claim to Glory – 'Chinese-Style Carbohydrates' Played a Role

The 2026 World Cup has expanded to 48 teams, with the Asian region receiving an unprecedented 9 slots. Despite this favorable situation, the Chinese men's football team failed to advance from the Asian group stage. While the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) feels embarrassed by this outcome, state media continues to indulge in the bad habit of taking credit for others' successes.

Jie Lijian Attacked, Speaks After Two Days in Coma: We Will Not Be Afraid

Incidents of the CCP's suppression of democratic figures in the United States continue to escalate. On July 15, in Flushing, New York, Jie Lijian was followed by three Asian men to a nearby botanical garden, where they struck him on the head with a blunt object, causing him to lose consciousness for two days. Upon regaining consciousness, he spoke to the media, asserting, "In the face of the CCP's transnational suppression, we will not be afraid."

In 2026, a Significant Economic Collapse is Anticipated, With Domestic Demand Plummeting and Xi Jinping's Aggressive Push for AI Threatening the Jobs of 300 Million People.

In the first half of 2026, China's economy continues to reveal deep-rooted crises. The GDP growth for the second quarter is just 4.3%, marking a new low in three and a half years, significantly below market expectations and the annual target range of 4.5%-5%. The cumulative growth for the first half of the year stands at 4.7%.

'Furong Town' Has Become a Sensation While ' Catching Spies' Has Incurred Significant Losses: What Led to Feng Xiaogang's Unfortunate Failure?

Feng Xiaogang's latest film, "Catching Spies," has faced a catastrophic box office failure in the Chinese market, resulting in substantial financial losses. Featuring a stellar cast that includes Hu Ge and Lei Jiayin, the film had a production budget of around 300 million yuan but only managed to earn over 70 million yuan, falling drastically short of the anticipated 500-600 million yuan.

Ouyang Weimin Under Investigation, Wang Qishan and Ma Xingrui's Factions Continue to Experience Turmoil

In July 2026, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the National Supervisory Commission of the Communist Party of China announced that Ouyang Weimin, the former deputy secretary of the Party Committee and president of the China Development Bank, is under investigation for serious violations of discipline and law. This news quickly garnered widespread attention from the public.

The Military's Latest Issue of the Pictorial Magazine Continues to Exclude Xi

The 9th "Strong Army Discussion" held in Beijing from July 16 to 17 appears to be downgraded once again. The organizing body remains the Xi Jinping Strong Army Thought Research Center, just like last year, rather than the Military Science Academy under the Central Military Commission of the Communist Party of China.

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