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The Secret Behind Sanna Takashita's Resounding Victory
In the House of Representatives election held in Japan on February 8, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), led by Prime Minister Sanna Takashita, not only achieved a landslide victory but also set a record for the highest number of seats won by a single party in post-war elections.
Shi Yongxin's High-Profile Speech at the UN Climate Conference: A Reflection of Xi Jinping's Waning Power?
According to Chinese media outlet The Paper, on November 15, during the "Faith Pavilion" at the UN Climate Conference held in Baku, Azerbaijan, Shi Yongxin, the abbot of the Shaolin Temple, delivered a speech. He called for everyone to address the challenges of climate change by starting with themselves.
The CCP Falsifies Medical Records of Cheng Peiming’s Open-Chest Surgery with Numerous Flaws
Cheng Peiming, the first known survivor of forced organ harvesting, recently appeared in the United States to publicly recount his harrowing experience. His revelations have caused extreme alarm within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
Yu Maochun on How Trump Views the CCP Leader After Taking Office
American scholar Dr. Yu Maochun predicts that, at a strategic level, President-elect Donald Trump will maintain cordial surface relations with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader but will never consider him a genuine friend of the United States due to his consistent lack of trustworthiness.
Miao Hua's Possible Downfall: Experts Say Xi Jinping May Be Under Intense Pressure
Reports about Miao Hua’s arrest, initially disclosed by former Chinese media figure Zhao Lanjian and ex-naval officer Yao Cheng, have gone unrefuted by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) for nearly a week.
Tianjin "Bereaved Families" Protest Movement Erupts, Demanding Accountability for CCP’s Family Planning Policies
Following the recent Zhuhai car rampage, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) initiated investigations into so-called "Four No" and "Five Loss" individuals in communities. Meanwhile, in Tianjin, elderly individuals from "bereaved families" staged protests demanding accountability from the CCP for failing to honor pension promises tied to its family planning policies.
Sentenced to Nine Months, Released After Three Months: Chinese Student Wu Xiaolei, Convicted for Threatening Pro-Democracy Activists in the U.S., Granted Sentence Reduction and Returns to China
A document from the U.S. Federal District Court, reviewed by Voice of America (VOA), confirms that Wu Xiaolei, a Chinese student sentenced to nine months in prison for harassing pro-democracy activists, was released on September 16 with a reduced sentence and returned to China.
Random Killing Incident: 21-Year-Old Vocational School Student in Jiangsu Stabs 8 to Death and Injures 17
According to various media reports on November 16, following the shock nationwide caused by a car accident in Zhuhai that killed 35 people, another fatal random attack occurred that evening at the Wuxi Institute of Arts and Technology in Yixing, Jiangsu.
Over 400 Investors Scammed in MaiDuoDuo Platform's Gold Rush Involving Over 20 Million Yuan
Consumers purchasing gold on the MaiDuoDuo platform recently discovered that the platform has stopped delivering goods or issuing refunds. The gold they purchased and their funds may be lost, leading many consumers to file reports with the authorities.
"Iron Butt Tourism" Trend Reflects the Mentality of Chinese Youth
The ban on the popular "Night Ride Kaifeng" event by authorities has sparked widespread discussion. In fact, "Night Ride Kaifeng" is just part of the broader trend of "Iron Butt Tourism," which is sweeping across mainland China.
Dongxing Securities Deputy General Manager Zhang Jun Resigns Amid Rumors of Investigation, Shocking the Capital Market
Recently, news that another prominent figure in China's investment banking sector was taken away by authorities and went missing has gone viral in the securities industry, causing shockwaves in the capital market.
Former Executive Deputy Director of the Palace Museum Under Investigation for Corruption
On November 15, the Discipline Inspection and Supervision Group of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) and the National Supervisory Commission stationed in the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, along with the Liaoning Provincial Supervisory Commission, announced that Wang Yamin, former Executive Deputy Director of the Palace Museum, is under investigation for "serious violations of discipline and law."
How Much Longer Can He Hold On? Xi Jinping Suffers Another Blow
As the Chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC) of the Communist Party of China (CPC), Xi Jinping’s most important subordinates, apart from the two CMC vice-chairmen, include the Director of the CMC Political Work Department.
The State of Youth Employment in China: "Extremely Poor Job Quality"
Amid economic slowdown and rising unemployment, China’s Ministry of Education and Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security recently held a joint meeting to address the issue of employment.
Why Did This CCP Leader Never Return to Yan’an?
Yan’an was once referred to as the "holy land" of the CCP revolution. Before the establishment of the People's Republic of China in 1949, Mao Zedong spent the longest period of his revolutionary career—13 years (1935–1948)—in Yan’an.
Zhangjiajie Invests Over 2.2 Billion Yuan in "Dayong Ancient City," Sells Fewer Than 20 Tickets Daily, Forced Into Bankruptcy
In recent years, the "ancient city craze" swept across China, with various regions investing heavily in such projects. However, the results often failed to meet expectations. The "Dayong Ancient City" in Zhangjiajie, Hunan, is a prime example.
Bo Guagua to Become a "Taiwan Son-in-Law," CCP Blocks News While Taiwan Pays Close Attention
Reports have emerged that Bo Guagua, son of Bo Xilai, traveled to Taiwan for a wedding with a descendant of a prominent medical family.
High-Level Corruption Continues: Former Chinese Agriculture Minister Tang Renjian "Double-Dismissed"
On Friday, November 15, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) announced that Tang Renjian, the former Minister of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, had been “double-dismissed”—expelled from the Party and removed from public office.
Xi Jinping's Inspection of the 78th Army Makes No Mention of "Chairman Xi"
Since rumors of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader’s illness emerged during the Third Plenum of the 20th CCP Central Committee in July, numerous anomalies have appeared in the CCP’s plenary bulletins, Zhongnanhai’s leadership, and the military.
Tianjin’s Largest Audi 4S Dealership Closes Amid Bankruptcy Scandal, 1,500 Car Buyers Fight for Rights
Following the closure of Beijing’s Xingdebao 5S dealership, which caused a wave of online discussion, Tianjin’s largest Audi 4S dealership, Yonghao Aoda, has also declared bankruptcy.
Night Cycling Incident Escalates: Meituan and Hello Suspend Operations in Zhengzhou
On November 15, a week after the "night cycling" event in Kaifeng, where tens of thousands of university students participated, Zhengzhou remains under lockdown for universities.