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Mainland Experts Criticise CCP’s Discriminatory Social Security System
During this year's Two Sessions of the CCP, a representative proposed increasing the basic pension benefits for farmers aged 70 and above nationwide, once again revealing the long-hidden stark divide in China's pension system.
Monitoring Overseas Chinese for the Chinese Communist Party: Eight Chinese Nationals Expelled from Italy
Recently, the Italian government expelled eight Chinese nationals from Italy because these eight had monitored and intimidated Chinese dissidents in Italy. Of the eight, four have already left the country on their own, three were expelled immediately, and one woman has applied for asylum and is currently being detained pending the result.
Mainland China’s Entire Population Is “Raising Lobsters”
These past two days, what people have seen outside Tencent Tower in Shenzhen on the mainland are not food delivery riders, but men and women of all ages lining up for several kilometers with laptops in their hands. They are not there for job interviews. They are there to “raise lobsters.”
Who in Officialdom Is Waiting for the “Boss” to Fall?
At the Two Sessions, the supreme leader declared that “there must absolutely be no one in the military harboring divided loyalty toward the Party.” In reality, however, there are plenty of officials with “divided loyalty” toward the Party. Recently, it was reported that during this year’s Lunar New Year, a retired old cadre, while paying a New Year visit to a “former superior,” asked, “Has something major happened in Beijing?” The former superior immediately snapped back: “Are you people hoping every day that the boss will get into trouble?”
Iran Has Already Begun to Collapse; Trump Mocks Xi Jinping and It Goes Viral Across the Internet
On March 10, the U.S. military launched its largest airstrike so far. Iran was crippled, and its top leadership has already begun fleeing in all directions. The younger Khamenei did not appear in public, yet dragged Xinhua News Agency down with him, while Trump mocked Xi Jinping, and the clip spread wildly across the internet.
Concerned About Cybersecurity Risks, Texas Reviews China-Made Medical Devices
Texas Governor Greg Abbott sent a letter to Texas health agencies and public university systems, requiring a review of medical devices made in China in order to address related potential cybersecurity risks and protect Texas residents’ medical information from data leaks.
The Strait of Hormuz Choked by Shipping Delays, “Flag-Passage Theory” Questioned
As fighting in the Middle East escalates, shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most important waterways, has nearly come to a standstill. Iranian authorities had previously stated that the strait would be closed only to ships from the United States, Israel, Europe, and their Western allies. However, most vessels have remained cautious about this vital shipping route, and only a very small number of ships have managed to pass through in recent days.
Chinese Telecom Company Hytera Stole Motorola Technology, Fined 50 Million U.S. Dollars by the United States
A federal judge in Chicago on Monday (March 9) imposed a 50 million U.S. dollar fine on China’s Hytera Communications Corp. Ltd. for conspiring to steal proprietary technology from America’s Motorola Solutions and violating criminal law.
Mainland Expert Blasts the Chinese Communist Party’s Discriminatory Social Security System, Sparking Resonance
During this year’s Chinese Communist Party Two Sessions, a National People’s Congress deputy said that basic pension benefits should be increased for farmers nationwide over the age of 70, once again exposing the bloody gulf in China’s pension system that has long been concealed. An audio recording of economist Xiang Songzuo blasting the authorities for “artificially setting up a discriminatory social security system” has gone viral online, directly pointing to the Chinese Communist Party’s logic of dividing citizens into different classes and ranks, and how this is pushing hundreds of million
The Upcoming Xi-Trump Meeting: Beijing is Being 'Set Rules' by the United States
Amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, there were speculations about whether U.S. President Trump's planned visit to Beijing at the end of March would change. During the Two Sessions, Wang Yi called for a ceasefire regarding the Iran issue but refrained from directly naming the United States and Israel.
Xi Jinping Warns 'double-hearted Individuals' and Enforces Strict Checks on 'armed Representatives'
The Beijing 'Two Sessions' continue, and the atmosphere in the conference hall is peculiar, filled with a sense of distrust. Three unusual trends are noteworthy. One is the 'disappearing Premier' alongside the 'assertive Wang Yi'; another is Xi Jinping's public ultimatum directed at 'double-hearted individuals'; and lastly, the imposing generals are subjected to 'searches' upon entry.
The Two Sessions: A Stage for the CCP, Scandals Uncovered
Each year, the Two Sessions serve as a platform for the CCP to showcase its achievements, while also providing an opportunity for outsiders to expose the party's scandals.
Gan Jing World Surpasses 100 Million Users, Launches Seven Cloud, Film, and Education Products
Gan Jing World surpasses 100 million users [People News] Middletown, New York, March 6, 2026 — Indep
The Two Sessions Are a Stage, and the Scandals Never End
Every year, the Two Sessions are both a stage for the Chinese Communist Party’s self-praise and a good opportunity for the outside world to dig up Chinese Communist Party scandals.
Guangdong Lufeng Bans Firecrackers During Folk Deity Parade, Thousands Protest
On the evening of March 7, large-scale crowds gathered in Lufeng City, Guangdong, during the Lunar New Year deity parade activities. Multiple online videos show large numbers of residents setting off firecrackers in the area around Hongxing Comprehensive Market on Renmin Road in the city, protesting the local firecracker ban, and shoving with police officers who came to maintain order.
At UN Drug Meeting, United States Says Beijing Has Not Stopped Sales of Fentanyl Ingredients
he United States said on Monday (March 9) at a United Nations drug-policy meeting that Beijing has failed to stop the sale of fentanyl precursor chemicals.According to Voice of America, the 69th session of the United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs opened in Vienna, Austria, from March 9 to 13. Sara Carter, Director of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy, said while reading the national statement: “We know where the chemical precursors (of fentanyl) come from. They are produced in China on the scale of millions of tons.”
The Two Sessions’ Cringeworthy Loyalty Show: Delegates’ “Dizzy Happiness” and the Stone of Loyalty
This year’s Beijing “Two Sessions” have truly been full of strange incidents. Xi Jinping warned against “people of divided loyalty,” and delegates from all sides each used every possible trick to “show loyalty,” even to a level that leaves people dumbfounded. Let us look at the two most representative “political performances.”
Ominous Signs as the Moon Obscures Heart Star: Will the Party Leader Encounter Troubles?
On March 10, a lunar occultation of Heart Star occurred, where the moon obscured Heart Star from our line of sight. Heart Star, the main star of Scorpio, is known as 'Heart Star' in the Seven Mansions of the Azure Dragon in ancient Chinese astronomy.
In 2026, Stimulus Policies Are Set to Shrink, With Both Fiscal and Monetary Measures Faltering, Leading to a Dire Economic Situation.
The government work report delivered by the Premier during the annual Two Sessions of the Communist Party of China (CPC) serves as a guiding document for the annual economic plan.
The Unrealistic Notion of a 'fertility-friendly Society' Has Become the New 'chinese Dream'
The low birth rate in China is no longer a surprise. Various statistics show that the decline in the birth population has reached alarming levels, and the country's demographic structure is undergoing an unprecedented and rapid transformation.
Xiaohongshu Gradually Exerts Influence, Fraud Cases in Taiwan Drop Sharply After Ban
For many Taiwanese users, the Chinese social media platform Xiaohongshu serves as a space for sharing life experiences, searching for tags, shopping, and selling products.