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Voting Day Features a Farce at Huairentang in Zhongnanhai as Xi Jinping Discusses 'Democracy'
Beijing recently held elections for representatives at the district and township levels of the people's congress. On the voting day, Xi Jinping and members of the CCP Politburo Standing Committee cast their votes at polling stations in their respective electoral districts in Beijing.
Chinese Communist Party Hackers Threaten Global Security; Netizens Demand Dismantling of CCP's Internet Censorship for World Peace
In late October, residents in 17 countries worldwide were advised to stockpile food for 3 to 10 days, with one of the reasons cited by the United States being the need to protect against potential cyberattacks from CCP hackers.
Washington Experts: Countering the CCP's Use of AI to Spread Misinformation
Senior experts from Washington think tanks informed the Dajiyuan that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is engaging in illegal activities by utilising artificial intelligence (AI) technology to create fake accounts, impersonate identities, disseminate false information, and attack the freedoms of American society.
Joshua Wong Receives 10-Year Prison Sentence for Hong Kong National Security Offences
Pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong was sentenced to 10 years in prison by the Hong Kong High Court on Thursday (November 5) for 'conspiracy to collude with foreign or external forces to endanger national security.' The judge determined that the case constituted a 'serious crime' under the Hong Kong National Security Law, setting a starting point for sentencing at 13 years, which was subsequently reduced to 10 years due to Wong's guilty plea.
Over 75% of Mainland Chinese Are Unaware of Who Their City Mayor Is, Yet They Recognise Jiang Wan'an and Shen Boyang
The Taipei mayoral election campaign is now in its final stretch! Jiang Wan'an from the Kuomintang and Shen Boyang from the Democratic Progressive Party are both striving hard to gain voter support.
Dong Junzhen's Absence From Four Major Events Fuels Rumours
The People's Liberation Army has been actively engaging in cognitive warfare aimed at young military personnel from various countries, attempting to influence the thoughts and perspectives of the next generation.
Cheng Xiaonong Reveals Secrets Behind the Red Wall: Even Senior Officials’ Bodyguards Are Also Their Monitors
The new book The Red Wall by Cheng Xiaonong, a scholar based in the United States, was published in Taiwan on October 27 this year. Cheng previously worked at the Research Office of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress (NPC) of China and at the Institute of Economic Structural Reform, established by Zhao Ziyang.
Outstanding Chinese Citizens Whose Chinese Nationality Was Illegally Stripped Away by the CCP
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) frequently pays lip service to "patriotism" and often uses "patriotism" to stir up public sentiment. Yet, it repeatedly refuses to process passport renewals or extensions for Chinese citizens living overseas who love their homeland. In this way, it illegally deprives them of their Chinese nationality, forcing them into a situation in which they have a country they cannot return to and a home they cannot go back to.
Whose Feelings Were Hurt? Mbappé’s Ordeal Has Taught the World a Lesson
In April 2026, French football superstar and Real Madrid player Kylian Mbappé mentioned on the French football podcast The Bridge that he had seen an image in which his face had been digitally superimposed onto that of a Chinese historical figure.
On the Shifting Balance of Power Within the CCP Leadership: An Analysis of Articles by Wang Huning and Cai Qi
On November 3, documents and explanatory materials relating to the Fifth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) were published and distributed in Beijing.
Protests Surge Across China, With Workers Leading and Guangdong Most Affected
Are Chinese workers truly on the verge of rebellion? The latest report from the American organisation "Freedom House" reveals that in the third quarter of this year, the number of dissent and protest events across China increased compared to the previous quarter, with workers being the predominant group involved, followed by homeowners and farmers.
Trump Calls for U.S., Russia, and China Nuclear Weapons Negotiations as U.S. Media Reveals Uranium Enrichment Facilities in Sichuan
With less than a month to go before the APEC summit hosted by the Chinese Communist Party in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, reports suggest that the leaders of the U.S., China, and Russia have not yet confirmed whether they will hold talks or what the agenda will entail.
The Chinese Communist Party's Attempt to Learn Governance Lessons From North Korea Is Nothing Short of Absurd
Shortly after the conclusion of the 20th Central Committee's Fifth Plenary Session, a delegation from the Chinese Communist Party travelled to North Korea.
The 'Lucky Ones' Portrayed by Official Media: Kindergarten Teacher Graduates Turned Sanitation Workers
The official media of the Chinese Communist Party recently highlighted the story of a kindergarten teacher graduate who struggled to find employment but felt fortunate to become a sanitation worker, expressing that she finds the job quite satisfactory. This report has ignited lively discussions among netizens in mainland China.
Before Halloween, a Number of High-Ranking Party Officials and Political Law "Insiders" Have Been Imprisoned
October 31 marks the annual celebration of Halloween, a festival associated with ghosts, death, demons, and monsters. Legend has it that on this day, various evil spirits are allowed to roam the earth. However, in the realm of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), aside from Liu Yandong's departure to the underworld on the eve of this ghostly festival, the CCP has chosen this moment to imprison a significant number of ministerial-level officials and political law "insiders."
October's Wave of Business Closures and Social Security Claims: The 'Lying Flat' Generation Faces a Dead End
Throughout October, a plethora of videos have emerged online, with numerous bloggers expressing their despair upon returning to their workplaces after the holiday, only to find the doors locked, their bosses missing, and their salaries and jobs suddenly gone. They are left wondering how to manage this month's rent.
Public Toilet Sanitation Fine Sparks Controversy: Chinese Tourists and Thai Staff Engage in Brawl
As tourists, it is essential to manage one's emotions and behaviour more carefully while travelling than at home. Respecting local customs and adhering to local regulations not only ensures personal safety and rights but also serves as a direct reflection of one's personal qualities.
China’s New Social Security Rules Raise Fears of Year-End Unrest
The new social security contribution regulations officially took effect on November 1. Companies that fail to pay their social security contributions may face fines of up to three times the amount owed.
Why has Zhang Shengmin emerged as the dark horse of the Fifth Plenary Session? What are the greatest risks he faces?
The Fifth Plenary Session of the Communist Party of China (CPC) concluded on October 29 in Beijing, with Zhang Shengmin being recognised as the biggest winner.
Six Major High-Risk Signals: Is Qin Cheng Reaching Out to Zeng Qinghong?
On October 29, 2026, the four-day Fifth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China concluded. Just two days later, on October 31, Fu Chengyu, a senior figure in the oil faction associated with former Standing Committee member Zeng Qinghong and the former chairman of China Petroleum and Chemical Corporation, was placed under investigation at the age of 75, marking him as the 'first tiger' to be targeted after the Fifth Plenary Session.
The CCP Is Concerned That the 'Final Send-Off' May Become a Reality, Leading to a Police Crackdown on Costumed Individuals During Halloween
Halloween is traditionally a festive occasion for entertainment and spooky costumes. However, in China, major cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Xi'an have witnessed severe street control and arrest operations.