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COVID-19 Positive Rate in China Rises to 20%, Residents Report Increase in High Fever and Cough
On July 30, the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention announced that the COVID-19 positive rate among outpatient and emergency department influenza-like illness cases in sentinel hospitals nationwide has increased to 20.3%, up 4 percentage points from the previous week.
The Beidaihe Period Has Commenced, Drawing the Attention of the Outside World to the Intense Power Struggles Within the CCP.
According to reports from CCTV and Xinhua News Agency, Cai Qi, the director of General Secretary Xi Jinping's office and a close confidant, visited experts on summer vacation in Beidaihe on August 3, 'entrusted by Xi Jinping.'
Home Visits Turn One-Way as Returnees Forced to Renounce Foreign Citizenship on Camera
In the past, many Chinese individuals who had immigrated abroad, obtained foreign green cards, or even become citizens and changed to foreign passports, often felt a natural sense of "security." They believed that since they were now American, Canadian, or Japanese citizens, holding passports issued by foreign governments meant they had the consular protection of powerful Western nations.
Cai Qi Signals Xi’s Waning Authority; Will Beidaihe Shape Fifth Plenum Agenda?
On August 3, reports from the CCP's party media indicated that Cai Qi, a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee and Secretary of the Central Secretariat, visited and consoled experts on summer vacation in Beidaihe, as entrusted by Xi Jinping.
The Communist Party of China has rolled out new regulations that include technology personnel under administrative restrictions.
The CCP has introduced new regulations that broaden the scope of exit restrictions to encompass export control, industrial security, and technological security. This implies that researchers and engineers with access to controlled technologies will also fall under administrative exit controls.
Huawei and the Party Leader Share the Same Psychological Issue
The accusations against the "Bamboo Cicada" videos led Huawei to file extensive complaints, asserting that the content harmed its business reputation. The incident quickly gained traction on social media, and the "Bamboo Cicada" has since become a new meme for netizens to parody and imitate, resulting in a surge in purchases.
Li Qiang Issues Chip Regulations: The Legitimate Appropriation of Power Over Technology
According to a report by Xinhua News Agency on August 3, Premier Li Qiang recently signed a State Council order announcing the revised "Regulations on the Protection of Integrated Circuit Layout Designs," which will come into effect on October 15, 2026.
China Imports 2,000 Tons of Uranium from DR Congo Amid Health Risks
The current Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is worsening, with both case and death tolls on the rise. The country's Ministry of Health announced on August 1 that as of July 31, there have been a total of 3,674 confirmed cases in this outbreak, resulting in 1,621 deaths.
Chinese Low-Cost Goods Have Led to 26 Million Job Losses in the EU
Chinese factories are taking advantage of the loophole in Western countries' 'low-value tax-free packages' to flood the global market with low-priced goods, dumping surplus production into other nations and causing significant economic damage.
China Cannot Surpass the United States: Xi Jinping's Ambitions Have Failed
For over a decade, the notion that China would surpass the United States to become the world's largest economy was widely regarded as an undeniable conclusion.
Changchun Boosts Revenue Through Fines: Traffic Police, Fire Department, and Health Department Are Fining! Fining! Fining!
On August 1, an article titled "The Three Provincial Capitals of Northeast China Have All Lost Speed" was published on mainland social media but was taken down within a day due to a 404 error. The reason for this swift removal was that the article analyzed data and highlighted the economic difficulties faced by the three northeastern provinces.
Xi Jinping's Frantic Calls for Political-Military Building Reveal His Insecurity
As the date for the 21st National Congress approaches next year, Xi Jinping's anxiety over his re-election bid has become a key factor in the power struggle at Zhongnanhai.
The Resurgence of COVID-19 Has Led to Overcrowded Emergency Rooms, With Netizens Commenting That the Virus Never Truly Leaves
The positive rate of COVID-19 tests in mainland China has recently begun to rise again, surpassing 20% for the first time. Many doctors have cautioned that "COVID-19 is making a comeback." Some have stated bluntly, "The emergency room is overflowing; there’s no space to lie down on the floor."
Experts: Hong Kong Transforms into Xianggang, Reduced to a Regular Major City
Over the past century, 'Hong Kong' has symbolized a highly internationalized city with an independent legal system based on Anglo-American law, characterized by free capital movement and serving as a 'superconnector' between the West and China.
Deceiving Germany's Top Experts to China for 'Exchanges': The Hidden Hand Behind the Chinese-American Couple Spy Case Exposed
In May of this year, German police arrested a Chinese couple, Xuejun C. and Hua S., in Munich. Recent investigations by German media have revealed a grey intelligence network that operates under the guise of 'academic exchanges' to secretly extract advanced military technology for military-industrial enterprises.
The Claim That Hu Jintao's Family of Three Died From Poisoning Is False — a Discussion on the Poisoning Case Involving Party Officials
On the evening of July 30, news circulated widely on the overseas internet that former Chinese Communist Party leader Hu Jintao, his wife Liu Yongqing, and their son Hu Haifeng had died from food poisoning. Numerous self-media outlets analyzed this information, including questioning the authenticity of a Weibo post by Qin Feng, the former director of Phoenix TV's Chinese channel, alleging that it was fabricated.
Japan's Kumamoto Earthquake: Why Were There No 'Chinese-Style Casualties'?
On July 28, 2026, at 4 PM, a sudden earthquake struck Kumamoto Prefecture in Kyushu, Japan, without any warning. This was a devastating earthquake measuring 7.1 on the Richter scale. The intense shaking caused by the seismic waves left even the battle-hardened Japanese public feeling rattled.
The Chinese Communist Party Expands Its Repression Overseas, Prompting a Comprehensive Response from Democratic Nations
On February 8, 2006, in Atlanta, Georgia, a previously quiet night turned violent. At the residence of Dr. Li Yuan, the global technology director of The Dajiyuan, two assailants broke in, one of whom was armed. They covered him with a blanket and assaulted him, subsequently binding him and sealing his eyes and mouth with tape.
The Red Clouds Have Just Cleared, and the White Dolphin is on Its Way. "The CCP Has Gone Mad Due to the Winds."
In July, the CCP has been plagued by continuous wind disasters. The aftermath of Typhoon 'Bawi' is still being felt, and Typhoon 'Hongxia' made landfall in Guangdong, sweeping from south to north all the way to the northeast. So far, the CCP has not released any confirmed national disaster data related to 'Hongxia'. According to incomplete statistics, at least 11 people have died, over 300 have been injured, and the economic losses are substantial. In some areas of Hubei alone, direct economic losses have exceeded 4.3 billion yuan, while Jiangxi has reported losses of o
Reflections on the Three Gorges Dam Amidst Abnormal Celestial Phenomena: From Heavy Rain to Earthquakes
Recently, extreme heavy rains and frequent droughts and floods across various regions of the country have once again focused public attention on the Three Gorges Dam, which towers over the Yangtze River. With increasingly unpredictable weather, devastating floods, and rainfall amounts that consistently break historical records, many people are feeling a heightened sense of anxiety.
The Death of a Dog Caused by a 12-Year-Old in Jieyang Highlights the CCP's Distortion of Human Nature
On the afternoon of June 28, 2026, in Pingpu Village, Jieyang City, Guangdong Province, China, the sun blazed down as usual. Little did anyone know that a tragedy challenging the very foundations of human civilization was unfolding in this seemingly tranquil village.