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“New China” Video Goes Viral — Surge in CCP Withdrawals
During the Chinese Communist Party’s Fourth Plenary Session, a video generated by artificial intelligence (AI) has gone viral across Chinese-speaking communities worldwide. The short film depicts a “New China after the fall of the CCP,” showing symbolic scenes such as citizens freely voting, politic
What Major High-Level Personnel Changes Will Occur at the Fourth Plenary Session?
The four-day Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Fourth Plenary Session has already passed two days. Although state media is attempting to shift focus to the “15th Five-Year Plan,” outside attention remains centered on personnel changes, mainly in four areas.
Plenum Fallout: Military Reps Seek Xi’s Removal
The closed-door meeting of the Communist Party of China's Fourth Plenary Session has been ongoing for two days, with no photos, videos, or official announcements, resulting in complete silence.
Prince Group Chairman Chen Zhi’s $15 Billion Telecom Fraud — Is He Xi Jinping’s “White-Glove”?
Recently, multiple outlets reported that the U.S. Department of Justice and Department of the Treasury have indicted Prince Holding Group Chairman Chen Zhi for investment fraud operations across Cambodia. U.S. authorities have seized roughly $15 billion in Bitcoin and are working with foreign partners to pursue Chen Zhi, who remains a fugitive.
Billion Internet Users Challenge the Red Demon: The CCP is Bound to Lose to Yu Menglong
The CCP's 20th Central Committee's Fourth Plenary Session took place behind closed doors in Beijing from October 20 to 23. While the outcomes remain uncertain, there are several points that the CCP and Xi Jinping are already aware of.
Terrifying! The Promotional Video Ominously Hints at a Vague Death Six Months in Advance?
Previously, the film "Spark", starring the implicated capital mogul Tian Hairong, faced a widespread boycott online. Recently, mainland producer Fang Li, one of the suspects in the '17-person dinner party', has come under fire from Chinese netizens.
The Fourth Plenary Session of the Party Media's Subtle Critique of Xi: Internal Conflicts Have Reached a Breaking Point
Today (October 21), the Second Day of the Fourth Plenary Session of the Communist Party of China is underway. However, the Party media has provided scant coverage of the specific content and circumstances of the meeting, instead publishing lengthy articles that subtly criticise Xi Jinping.
British Medium: Song Yiren's Involvement in Yu Menglong's Death May Bring a Generational Curse to Her Family
Chinese actress Song Yiren has been accused of inviting Yu Menglong to the massacre gathering, which has sparked a significant backlash from netizens who have initiated a "Boycott Song Yiren's Works Movement."
The Fourth Plenary Session is Marked by Unrest: Are the Elders Quietly Supporting Hu Chunhua's Rise to Power?
On October 20, the first day of the Fourth Plenary Session of the Communist Party of China (CPC), an article published on the official website appeared to aim at redirecting attention towards the '14th Five-Year Plan'.
Beijing's Unusual Early Snowfall: Netizens Comment on 'The City is Blanketed in Snow for Mourning'
The quest for truth surrounding Yu Menglong's death has continued for over a month. On October 18 and 19, Beijing experienced an unexpected snowfall, leaving many residents shocked that snow arrived so soon after summer.
Xi’s Speech May Have Foretold His Own Fate — The Endgame of the Fourth Plenum Is Already Set
it is already October 20 in Beijing. At noon, the CCP mouthpiece Xinhua News Agency released a so-called “authoritative bulletin,” announcing that the CCP’s Fourth Plenary Session had officially begun. Party leader Xi Jinping delivered a work report, reading the draft of the 15th Five-Year Economic Plan (Discussion Version).
Xi Sends Congratulatory Letter to FAO Praising Achievements—But CCTV and Xinhua Diverge in Tone
On October 20, the first day of the CCP’s Fourth Plenary Session, articles published on the regime’s official website appeared to intentionally steer public focus toward the “15th Five-Year Plan.” Yet clearly, outside observers were far more concerned about shifts within the CCP’s top leadership—especially whether Xi Jinping would at least relinquish his titles as Chairman of the Central Military Commission and General Secretary, and who might replace him. Since little is publicly known about the internal situation, we must start with the signals released by the authorities before the session
First Day of the Fourth Plenary Session: Viral Video Shows “Crowds Storm Tiananmen Square”
On the first day of the CCP’s Fourth Plenary Session, October 20, a video produced with AI depicting a “post-Communist era” went viral across multiple online platforms. Netizens called it “the dream of the Chinese people.”
The Fourth Plenum is trash and the people don't care, whoever takes office will be the same as before
The Chinese Communist Party's 20th Central Committee Fourth Plenary Session convened in Beijing starting October 20. Mobile checkpoints have again increased in Beijing's prosperous districts to guard against mass incidents. Before the meeting there were frequent rumors about whether Xi Jinping, who has reportedly lost control of the military, would step back at the Fourth Plenum, attracting outside attention. However, most Chinese people care more about whether life can get a little better, because they have already realized: “The CCP has usurped the country for decades and has never p
Xi Jinping Unable to Contain the Fallout — Yu Menglong Case Shakes the Fourth Plenary Session
The Chinese Communist Party’s Fourth Plenary Session opened today (October 20) amid intensifying infighting at the top of the regime. Meanwhile, the Yu Menglong case—which has spread from public outrage into the heart of Zhongnanhai—has directed popular anger squarely at Xi Jinping and Cai Qi. The incident continues to fuel a growing wave of “Three Withdrawals” (withdrawals from the CCP, the Communist Youth League, and the Young Pioneers). Observers say the controversy has indirectly shaken the political atmosphere surrounding the plenary session.
Fourth Plenary Session Opens With No Photos and Only 100 Words Released — A Political Bloodbath May Be Imminent
The black-and-white image from the CCP's "Eleventh" reception resembles rows of large floral wreaths
Chinese WTO Envoy Li Chenggang Dismissed After Being Called “Unhinged” by U.S. Treasury Secretary
U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent and U.S. Trade Representative Greer attend a press conference at gov
Rumor: Xi to Resign as Chairman of the Military Commission, Zhang Youxia to Succeed, Hu Chunhua to Become Vice Chairman of the Military Commission
The Chinese Communist Party’s Fourth Plenary Session convenes today (October 20). Although the CCP officially claims that the meeting will focus on the “15th Five-Year Plan,” external observers are paying close attention to potential personnel changes—particularly those involving Xi Jinping and other top power holders.
Xi About to Step Down From the Party and Military’s Top Posts — CCP Military High-Profiled to “Build Him a Stairway Down”
As the countdown to the CCP’s Fourth Plenary Session begins, on October 17 the Chinese military abruptly announced disciplinary actions against nine generals, including Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC) He Weidong and former Director of the CMC Political Department Miao Hua. They were not only expelled from the military and the Party, but their “suspected criminal offenses were transferred to military prosecutors for review and prosecution according to law.”
Ahead of the Fourth Plenary Session, Xinhua News Agency's 'Midnight Shock' - Xi's Endgame is Confirmed
Last Friday, the Ministry of National Defence of the Communist Party of China announced the expulsion of General He Weidong and eight others from both the Party and military, triggering widespread speculation about potential shifts in Xi Jinping's power at the upcoming Fourth Plenary Session.
Change in Appearance Raises Rumors About Qin Gang's Public Re-emergence; is Fu Xiaotian and His Illegitimate Child in Trouble?
Recently, photos of Qin Gang, the former Foreign Minister of the Communist Party of China, have surfaced on social media. In a group photo featuring Qin Gang with several individuals, he is seen wearing a dark suit and a red tie, appearing to have gained weight compared to his previous appearance.