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Unprecedented! Excavator Crashes Into Government Gate; Live Broadcast Studio Plays Banned June Fourth Songs
Unprecedented! Excavator crashes into government gate; live broadcast studio plays banned June Fourt
Military Media Reports on Anomalies in the All-Military Fifth Plenary Session Briefing
As per tradition, on November 9, the first briefing session for the military to study and implement the spirit of the Fifth Plenary Session of the Communist Party of China was held in Beijing.
As Trump and Xi's Meeting in Shenzhen Approaches, US and China Engage in Trade Tensions
With only one week remaining until the meeting between Trump and Xi Jinping in Shenzhen, Trump has stated that he will meet with both Putin and Xi at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit, where he may discuss trade issues with Xi.
Li Qiang Praises Wuzhen's 'Walls'
On November 3, the 2026 World Internet Conference Wuzhen Summit officially commenced. In his keynote address, Chinese Premier Li Qiang extolled Wuzhen, noting that this ancient water town, renowned for its powder walls and black tiles, has transformed into a benchmark for global internet development.
Walking on Dark Roads Often Leads to Encountering Ghosts. Huang Renxun Has Fallen Into the Hands of the CCP's 'Swallow'
Huang Renxun, 63, known as the 'Pride of the Chinese', 'American business tycoon', and 'shrewd businessman', has been making frequent trips to mainland China in recent years. However, too much time spent on dark roads inevitably leads to trouble, and he has finally succumbed to the CCP's beauty trap, falling into the hands of the CCP's 'Swallow'.
After Huang Renxun Publicly Apologised, This Pawn of the Chinese Communist Party Has Become Ineffective
At the end of October, The New York Times first revealed in detail the investigation by U.S. intelligence agencies into Huang Renxun, the CEO of Nvidia, concerning his associate Huang Le, who is suspected of engaging in espionage activities for the Chinese Communist Party.
Working for the Chinese Communist Party Has Become Increasingly Perilous for Overseas Chinese
On October 28, 2026, the Eastern District Court of Seoul, South Korea, ruled that a Chinese student named Lu from Sejong University must compensate 500,000 Korean won, along with applicable interest, to the plaintiff, Li Chengxue, a Falun Gong practitioner, for 'disrupting the local Falun Gong truth clarification site,' and cover the litigation costs.
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.
Why Is Xi Jinping Keeping a Close Watch on Him?
The U.S. midterm elections have just wrapped up, and following the Democratic Party's victory, President Donald Trump announced on November 6, local time, via his social media that White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller would be promoted to Chief of Staff due to his "outstanding job performance," succeeding Susie Wiles. Trump described Miller as "one of my most trusted advisors."
Official Announcement of Twelve Senior Officials Entering the National People's Congress: Are They Safe Now?
On November 6, the official media of the Communist Party of China announced in the evening the new appointment list approved by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress for the 14th National People's Congress.
From Huang Zhifeng to Qiao Xinxin: Where Are the Conscientious Youths Now?
On Friday, the governments of ten countries, including the United States, Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, and France, issued a joint statement condemning the 10-year prison sentence imposed on Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Huang Zhifeng.
Are Short Dramas Turning Into 'Brain Waste'? A 25-Year-Old Woman in China Diagnosed With 'Digital Dementia'
The phenomenon of short videos and micro-dramas has become overwhelming in China, and many young people engrossed in these formats are increasingly experiencing health problems, with memory decline being the most common. Some citizens have even been diagnosed by doctors with 'digital dementia'.
Fireball Meteors Light Up the Night Sky in Beijing and Surrounding Areas, Possibly Indicating a Meteorite Fall
On the evening of November 6, residents in Beijing and nearby provinces observed a "fireball meteor," which may have led to a meteorite falling. In traditional culture, such meteors are often seen as bad omens.
The Ministry of National Defence of the Communist Party of China Omits Mention of '2442' and Wang Yi's Neutral Stance
Over a week after the conclusion of the 20th Central Committee's Fifth Plenary Session of the Communist Party of China, alongside statements from senior officials and various ministries, the military's response has also been delivered as expected.
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.