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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 Am
Scandal Among Party Officials: Female Internet Celebrity and Foreign Man's One-Night Stand, Who Disgraces National Dignity More?
Recently, a young internet celebrity from Dalian, surnamed Li, has gained significant attention online.
Which Products Are the Most Toxic in China?
In China, any topic related to toxic food or products immediately draws public attention online.
Misjudging Xi Jinping? He Came with a Plan for Revenge
Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Xi Jinping has always kept the phrase “The Party’s interests are above all else” on his lips. He demands loyalty to the Party from all members, especially officials. But is Xi himself truly loyal to the Party? Does he genuinely put the Party’s interests first?
New Theory on Li Keqiang’s Cause of Death: Electrocution in Water – Doctor Involved in Rescue Reveals the Truth
Although former Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has been dead for nearly two years, public doubts surrounding the cause of his death remain persistent. Recently, a mysterious whistleblower exposed the full details of Li’s alleged murder, attracting widespread attention.
Wang Yi Meets with Russian Foreign Minister for Tea and Discussion: What Insights Can Be Gleaned from Emulating Xi Jinping?
On July 14, the Chinese Communist Party's official media outlet, People's Daily, reported that Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Beijing.
“Damn, if the Dog Doesn’t Do It, I Will!” This Has Become the Hottest New Slogan Among Chinese University Graduates
July and August mark the graduation season for university students in mainland China. However, with the country facing a severe economic recession, the unemployment rate for graduates is expected to hit a new high.
Seven Police Officers with Submachine Guns Massacred Four Innocent Youths—Beijing’s Central Leadership Shocked a Second Time
On February 2, 1996, Beijing was shaken by a shocking crime. Li Peiyao—Vice Chairman of the National People’s Congress Standing Committee and Chair of the Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang—was brutally murdered inside his own home at No. 4 Xinjiekou Outer Street, Xicheng District.
Who Will "Kill Without a Knife"? Xi Jinping "Alone Cannot Escape"
The Tui Bei Tu (《推背圖》) is said to have been commissioned by Tang Emperor Taizong and co-authored by astronomer Li Chunfeng and physiognomist Yuan Tiangang to predict China’s destiny.
Is He Lifeng a dark horse? Senior officials of the Communist Party of China reveal they report to him instead of Xi
He Lifeng, the Vice Premier of the Communist Party of China, is undoubtedly a close confidant and favoured figure of Xi Jinping.
Chinese Diplomat Defects to Russia with Top-Secret Documents — Putin Furious, Xi in Panic
On July 12, former Peking University professor and legal scholar Yuan Hongbing revealed that in late May, a Chinese diplomat defected to Russia and handed over a top-secret document as a gesture of loyalty.
Is the Secretary of the Central Office Who Drafted a Reply for Xi Jinping Being Replaced, or is There a New Directive?
According to reports from mainland state media on July 11, Xi Jinping recently responded to a letter from eight artists, including Tian Hua, expressing his high hopes for filmmakers.
Behind Wang Yi’s Diplomatic Blunder: Was Li Qiang Collaborating with Jack Ma in a Calculated Scheme?
Recently, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi shocked the world during a closed-door meeting with the EU’s foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas.
Duanduan Sauce: The Reality of Lead Poisoning Among Children in Tianshui is Much More Complex Than You Think
In the Heishi Peixin Kindergarten located in the Maiji District of Tianshui City, 251 children were tested, revealing that 233 had abnormal blood lead levels. Alarmingly, 40% of these children met the criteria for moderate to severe lead poisoning.
Eight Years Without a Word — Geng He: Gao Zhisheng, Where Are You?
“For me, these eight years have been a living nightmare. Every time I open my eyes, I wonder: is he still alive?”These were the words of Geng He, wife of renowned Chinese human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng, delivered at the U.S. Capitol on July 8, 2025, during a seminar marking the 10th anniversary of the "709 Crackdown" on Chinese rights lawyers. Gao Zhisheng was forcibly disappeared again by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in August 2017. His fate remains unknown to this day.
Seven Generals Defy Orders, Jointly Submit a Thousand-Character Essay to the Chairman of the Military Commission
Recently, writer, journalist, and political activist Su Xiaokang published an article discussing rumours that Liu Chuang and Xi Jinping are being pressured by senior officials to step down, and that the Xi family army is facing a significant collapse.
Asia Sentinel: Four Major Forces Disrupt Zhongnanhai, He Lifeng in Control of Power
Asia Sentinel, on July 10, published an article stating that Xi Jinping is losing power, with the authority being redistributed among senior Communist Party officials.
The Politburo's 24 Members Are Fractured — Many Harbor Disloyal Intentions
The Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) top-level power struggle has reached a fever pitch, with internal divisions in Zhongnanhai becoming too apparent to conceal from the outside world. Analysts suggest that top officials are scheming against each other, and many harbour disloyal intentions toward Xi Jinping in this political struggle.
A Photo of Ding Xuexiang's Research Trip in Jilin is Quite Intriguing
As Li Qiang travelled to Brazil to attend the BRICS meeting and Xi Jinping also departed Beijing for Shanxi, several other members of the Communist Party of China's Politburo Standing Committee have left Beijing for local research activities.
Lead Poisoning in Chinese Kindergarten: Netizens Investigate—Is the Real Culprit Emerging?
The mass lead poisoning incident at a kindergarten in Tianshui has shocked international observers. The official explanation—lead poisoning caused by the addition of decorative paint to pastries—has been met with widespread scepticism from parents and netizens.
Is Hu Jintao Critically Ill? Rumors Questioned as Hu Haifeng Appears in Xinjiang, Not at 301 Hospital
On June 30, some independent media figures reported that former Chinese Communist Party (CCP) General Secretary Hu Jintao was critically ill, claiming that his son, Hu Haifeng, had been specially permitted to accompany him at the 301 Military Hospital every day.