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On Stage, the Echoes of Five Thousand Years
Some things cannot be rehearsed. While skills, movements, and expressions can all be practiced, the light in a performer’s eyes when they stand on stage — that quality that conveys they are not merely performing, but engaging in something they genuinely believe in — cannot be cultivated in a rehears
Chinese Lawyers Release Report on Women's Employment Discrimination, Calling for Stronger Legislation and Enforcement
On International Labour Day, May 1st, a volunteer lawyer group dedicated to combating employment discrimination published a report highlighting the persistent and structural discrimination faced by women in China in areas such as job seeking, pregnancy, childbirth, and career advancement.
China Ranks Third to Last in World Press Freedom Index; Global Press Freedom Falls to Historic Low
Radio Free Asia’s English service reported on May 2 that Reporters Without Borders (RSF) released its annual World Press Freedom Index on Friday, revealing that global press freedom is at its lowest level in more than 20 years.
The Chinese Communist Party Asserts that Refusing to "Kneel" to the United States is Akin to a Slave's Behaviour
A slave may shout, "slaves should die," while simultaneously kneeling down and bowing their head to the ground.
ICIJ: Chinese Communist Party Uses International Organizations to Infiltrate Globally and Suppress Dissidents Across Borders
A recent investigative report released by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) has revealed that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is using international organisations such as Interpol to extend its global reach.
Leukaemia Patient Blames Vaccine for Illness, Faces Harsh Sentencing for Petitioning
Zhao Yajing, a leukaemia patient from Shanxi, has been persistent in her efforts to petition the authorities, seeking justice for her severe illness, which she suspects was caused by a vaccine.
What Does the Removal of Miao Hua and Jiang Chaoliang from the National People’s Congress Indicate?
On April 30, the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress (NPC) of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) announced that three individuals—Miao Hua, Director of the Political Work Department of the Central Military Commission and a general; Jiang Chaoliang, former Party Secretary of Hubei; and Ding Xiongjun, former chairman of the Kweichow Moutai Group—have been removed from their positions as NPC deputies, and their representative qualifications have been revoked.
Official Media's May Day Coverage Downplays Party Leader and Sends Signals
The annual "May 1st" holiday has arrived once again. According to the original meaning in English, "May 1st" should be called "Labour Day," not the "Day of Labour" as the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) calls it.
Guangxi Drought Videos Deleted; Footage of Locals Praying for Rain Labeled “Fake”
Recently, several regions across China—including Guangxi, Henan, Hebei, and Shaanxi—have experienced historically severe droughts.
All Roads Lead to Rome, and Some People are Born in Rome
Recently, Dr. Xiao Fei has made headlines after his wife, Gu Xiaoya, publicly accused him of "playing both sides".
CCP Hackers Breach Guatemalan Foreign Ministry Network: What Secrets Were They After?
On April 30, Russia's news agency reported that the U.S. Embassy in Guatemala announced the results of a joint cybersecurity inspection conducted by the Guatemalan government and the U.S. Southern Command.
China's Medical System has Devolved Into a Cold-Blooded Machine for Organ Harvesting
Under the CCP's rule, the medical system's blatant and forceful extraction of living organs has reached an unconscionable level.
Taiwan has Screened 'State Organs' Over 700 Times, With Lawmakers Condemning the CCP's Atrocities
Since its release in mid-July last year, 'State Organs' has been shown more than 700 times in Taiwan and continues to attract enthusiastic audiences.
Beijing Absent from Pope Francis’ Funeral — Theologian: “A Slap in the Face to the Pope in His Coffin”
On April 28, Catholic media outlet UCA News published an op-ed by French theologian Michel Chambon titled “China (the CCP) Slaps Pope Francis in His Coffin”.
North Korean IT Personnel Arrested for Suspected Theft of Chinese Military Secrets, Pyongyang Urgently Recalls Staff
North Korea has frequently been accused of stealing technology from other nations, and it appears to have recently targeted one of its few allies, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
Deans and Professors from South China University of Technology Publicly Denounce Dictatorship
On April 15, three banners were hung from a pedestrian bridge in Chengdu, Sichuan, in the early morning hours, calling for democracy and political reform—an act widely seen as a grassroots call for change.
China creates list of US-made goods exempt from 125% tariffs, sources say
UK-USA-TRUMP-TARIFFS-CHINA-EXEMPTIONS:China creates list of US-made goods exempt from 125% tariffs, sources say
International Consortium of Investigative Journalists: The CCP's Transnational Suppression of Dissent
On April 28, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) published a transnational investigation titled "China's Target", which exposes the global strategy employed by Beijing to suppress overseas dissidents and the methods they use to expand this repression.
Chengdu Overpass Displays Anti-Communist Banner; 27-Year-Old Mei Shilin Detained
Mei Shilin, a 27-year-old from Chengdu, Sichuan, has gone missing after hanging a banner on an overpass in the city earlier this month, calling for political system reform.
Using Money to Fool the Masses! Cash Rewards for Marriage Ridiculed as a Superficial Fix
Recently, several local governments in China have announced cash incentives to encourage young people to get married.
Wu Guixian's Death: A Reflection of the Absurdity of the Cultural Revolution and the Collapse of the CCP System
On April 25, 2025, Wu Guixian, the first female Vice Premier of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), passed away in Shenzhen at the age of 88 due to illness.