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Illegal Poaching of High-Tech Talent in Taiwan: 17 Chinese Companies Under Investigation

The Taiwan Ministry of Justice Investigation Bureau announced on Wednesday (August 5) that it has been investigating 17 Chinese-funded enterprises since mid-July for allegedly illegally poaching high-tech talent from Taiwan, with the intent of undermining Taiwan's core competitive advantages.

Celebrating Mao's Death: The Tumultuous Life of a High Official's Son

On September 9, 1976, Mao Zedong, who had caused immense suffering to countless Chinese people, finally passed away, meeting Marx. In the midst of a nationwide atmosphere of mourning and fear, some individuals quietly celebrated at home, eagerly anticipating the arrival of change.

Euphrates Drying Sparks Doomsday Fears

Traditional Chinese culture holds that 'mountains are dragons, rivers are veins,' a concept central to both traditional geomancy (feng shui) and geography in China.

Four Major Events Unfold Simultaneously, A Change of Dynasty is Near, Xi is the Last Leader

Many believe that the term 'change of dynasty' is confined to thick history books. However, if you close the book and reflect on the events that have transpired in mainland China over the past two years, you will notice that the scenes reminiscent of a nation's impending collapse are now unfolding one by one. Xi Jinping is the last generation of leaders of the Communist Party.

Unusual Tax Growth Hints at Rich and Poor Both Losing Ground

According to data from the National Taxation Bureau, by 2025, China's individual income tax revenue is projected to reach 1.62 trillion yuan, reflecting a year-on-year increase of 11.5%. This growth trend is expected to continue into the first quarter of 2026, with individual income tax revenue hitting 501.8 billion yuan, a year-on-year rise of 10.5%.

From the U.S. Discarding CCP Gifts to the CCP's Warm Welcome for Trump

Following the conclusion of the Xi-Trump meeting, President Trump returned to Washington after his visit to Beijing, leading to a flurry of news reports. One particularly notable incident was that before Trump boarded Air Force One, American staff discarded all items and gifts distributed by Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officials into the trash.

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