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“God Is Communicating With Us” — Shen Yun’s 33 Shows in Taiwan Completely Sold Out
“It gave me tremendous spiritual nourishment!” On the afternoon of February 8, 2026, the U.S.-based Shen Yun New Era Company once again played to a full house in its third performance at Taichung Chungshan Hall in Taiwan. This performance was also the New Era Company’s final show in Taiwan for 2026.
CPPCC’s Unusual Symposium and the Fall of a Senior National Defense Official
According to Chinese state media, a symposium commemorating the 100th anniversary of the birth of Zhu Guangya, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and a nuclear scientist, was held in Beijing on December 25.
What Sensitive Political Signal Does Wen Jiabao’s Handwritten Letter Send?
Recently, a handwritten letter by former Premier Wen Jiabao, dated December 23, 2024, addressed to Professor Yang Weiran of China University of Geosciences, has been circulating online, sparking widespread discussion.
Is Chinese Garlic a Threat to the United States?
Recently, U.S. Republican Senator Rick Scott called on relevant American authorities to investigate imported "sewage garlic" from China.
Predictions of the CCP’s Major Misfortunes in 2025 (Part 1)
The New Year’s bell is about to ring. By the end of 2024, China’s real estate sector is on the verge of collapse, businesses are in recession, a significant amount of foreign capital is fleeing, unemployment has surged, and the economy is mired in difficulties.
Signs of Major Change in China: Is Zhang Youxia Secretly Planning a Shocking Action?
On December 29, 2024, an article titled "Xi Jinping Losing Power: Signs of Major Change in China" was published online.
Chaos Within the CCP Government: No One Dares to Speak the Truth
Recently, I had a conversation with a friend who works within the system and has just returned from Beijing. He expressed deep concerns about the current political situation in Beijing, the state of the social economy, and the direction of the future.
Documentary by Influencers Reveals Over 100,000 Taiwanese Hold Chinese IDs; Universities Organize Recruitment Events for Hong Kong Students to Join HK Police
According to People News, Taiwanese influencers "Ba Jiong" (Wen Ziyu) and "Minnan Wolf PYC" (Chen Boyuan) recently produced a documentary exposing the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) united front tactics.
Taiwan board game invites players to imagine Chinese invasion
TAIWAN-DEFENCE-BOARD-GAME:Taiwan board game invites players to imagine Chinese invasion
Chinese youth flock to civil service, but slow economy puts 'iron rice bowl' jobs at risk
CHINA-POLITICS-CIVIL-SERVANTS:Chinese youth flock to civil service, but slow economy puts 'iron rice bowl' jobs at risk
The CCP Fears Uprising and Requires Approval for Group Dining
The CCP's control over the people is increasingly tightening. The Changsha City government in Hunan has required that citizens report group meals in advance, and the public has stated that the Communist Party is sitting on a powder keg, fearing social unrest.
Lesser-Known "Eight Secrets" of the Mao Zedong Memorial Hall
This year, December 26 marks the 131st anniversary of the birth of Mao Zedong, the leader of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). On this occasion, the already busy Mao Zedong Memorial Hall is expected to see another surge in visitors.
Taiwanese YouTuber Goes Undercover for Documentary, Exposing CCP's Use of Taiwanese "Intermediaries" for United Front Work
A Taiwanese internet celebrity, previously active in the Chinese market and once regarded as a "little pink" (pro-CCP supporter), has shifted his political stance and released the documentary "China (CCP) United Front Documentary, Part Two" earlier this month.
Reports Suggest General Han Weiguo Has Been Arrested, Another Blow to Xi Jinping's Inner Circle
The sweeping purge within the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) military is ongoing.
The CCP Politburo's Year-End Meeting Takes a Dramatic Turn
On December 26–27, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Politburo held its annual year-end democratic life meeting as usual. However, compared to a year ago, significant changes occurred.
Chinese Rights Organization Calls to End "Being Institutionalized as Mentally Ill" and Free Li Yixue
Recently, Li Yixue, a rights activist from Jiangxi, China, was once again forcibly institutionalized in a mental hospital by the authorities, sparking widespread public concern.
Anti-Corruption Storm Morphs into Anti-Xi Wave: Zhang Youxia Strikes at Xi’s “Family Business”
Xi Jinping’s high-profile anti-corruption campaign to "protect the Party" might have unforeseen consequences, as the weapon of anti-corruption has seemingly been turned against him by political adversaries.
US adds 9th telcom to list of companies hacked by Chinese-backed Salt Typhoon cyberespionage
USA-CYBER-SALT-TYPHOON:US adds 9th telcom to list of companies hacked by Chinese-backed Salt Typhoon cyberespionage
Why Does Xi Jinping Fear Being Asked About the "Self-Criticism Edict"?
According to a report from People News, Chinese financial influencer and chief economist at Zhongyuan Bank, Ren Zeping, posted on his personal Weibo account on December 24th the "Luntai Edict" issued by Emperor Wu of Han in 89 BC
Senior Official with 40 Years in Tibet Ousted for Corruption: Revelations Spark Intrigue
Former Party Secretary of the Tibet Autonomous Region, Wu Yingjie, has been arrested on charges of bribery.
A School in Guangdong Sparks Controversy by Requiring Students to Sign a "Suicide is Not the School's Responsibility" Agreement
According to reports, a middle school in Guangdong required all students to sign an agreement resembling a "liability waiver" stating, "If I engage in self-harm or suicidal behavior, the school shall bear no responsibility."