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The End of Anti-Corruption is Algorithms: Can AI Resolve Xi Jinping's Loyalty Crisis?
Recently, the website of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) of the Communist Party of China published a sensational anti-corruption announcement: Xu Huaqin, the deputy secretary-general of the Jiangsu provincial government, is under investigation for serious violations of discip
Already 'Toppled' a Large Group, Should the Leadership Continue
In 2013, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) launched an anti-corruption "tiger hunting" campaign. The number of fallen CCP officials was astonishing—searching online yields plenty of examples.
Du Wen: CCP Officials Call Trump "Unpredictable and Uncontrollable"
Donald Trump’s upcoming return to the White House seems to strike fear in the hearts of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which has suffered the impact of U.S.-China trade wars.
Xi Jinping’s Repetitive Congratulations as CCP Lacks Strategy to Face Trump
A few years ago, Jin Canrong, an expert on international issues close to the CCP, mentioned in an interview that the Party faced four major political challenges, with stabilizing U.S.-China relations at the core.
Trump's Stormy Return: Xi Jinping Faces the "Three T's" Curse
The 2024 U.S. presidential election has seen a powerful return of Donald Trump. His comeback has been met with global excitement and celebration.
Year-End Struggles to Meet Economic Targets: Zhongnanhai Pressures Local Officials
As the end of the year approaches, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leadership is anxious about failing to meet inflated economic targets. Following visits by State Council officials to local areas urging economic recovery, CCP leader Xi Jinping recently made statements in Hubei, pressing local officials to meet objectives.
Survey: Endless Competition and Struggles of Small Factories in China
China's economy continues to stagnate, with insufficient domestic demand and obstacles to exports. Many small enterprises face razor-thin profit margins and are struggling for survival.
Zhong Yuan: Trump’s Return to the White House and the Hesitant Response from Zhongnanhai
Around 2:30 a.m. Eastern Time on November 6, Donald Trump declared victory. World leaders promptly sent their congratulations. At 3:30 p.m. Beijing time, Xinhua News Agency reported Trump's win.
Rush to Ship Goods Before Trump’s Tariffs: China’s Exports Surge Beyond Expectations
With the U.S. election concluded and Donald Trump poised to impose tariffs ranging from 60% to 100% on Chinese goods, Chinese merchants have moved swiftly, accelerating their inventory shipments to major markets.
Why Is the CCP Afraid of Trump's Victory? Hidden Tensions Behind a Bitter Congratulatory Message
On November 6, at around 2:30 a.m. Eastern Time (3:30 p.m. Beijing time), Donald Trump declared victory in the U.S. presidential election, becoming the 47th President of the United States.
CCP Leader Lives "Through Telegrams": Why Li Qiang's High-Profile Presence?
Since Xi Jinping’s head injury during the Third Plenary Session earlier this year, rumors about his waning power have not ceased. Recently, the propaganda department under his confidant Cai Qi has shown peculiar behavior.
Li Qiang’s Shanghai Speech Does Not Mention Xi: Strange Official Media Coverage and Evident Factional Splits in Zhongnanhai
On the morning of November 5, Beijing time, the 7th China International Import Expo and Hongqiao International Economic Forum opened in Shanghai. Chinese Premier Li Qiang attended the opening ceremony and delivered a keynote speech.
Serious Issue of "Rural Dependency" in China: Blogger Highlights Root Causes of Employment and Security
The Chinese Communist Party's official magazine Banyuetan recently published an article emphasizing that the phenomenon of "rural dependency" in China needs urgent attention.
Chinese Communist Hackers Massively Monitor U.S. Officials, Serious National Security Consequences
According to reports, hackers have deeply infiltrated U.S. telecommunications infrastructure for eight months or longer.
Marriage Rates Plunge by 940,000 in First Three Quarters, CCP’s Birth Push Extends to Older Women
The "COVID death toll" is cited as a reason for the drastic decline in China's population. However, the CCP refuses to acknowledge that the actual population has fallen to pre-family planning levels, reluctantly claiming that the population has only decreased by nearly three million over the past two years.
Zhou Xiaohui: Li Qiang’s Speech at the Import Expo Omits Xi, Indicating Renewed High-Level Division
On the morning of November 5, Beijing time, the 7th China International Import Expo and Hongqiao International Economic Forum opened in Shanghai, with Chinese Premier Li Qiang attending the opening ceremony and delivering the keynote speech.
CCP Leader Visits "Yunmeng Sleeping Tiger Land," Seen as Sign of Internal Power Struggle
On November 4, CCP leader Xi Jinping inspected airborne troops in Xiaogan, Hubei, and also visited Yunmeng Sleeping Tiger Land to view ancient Qin dynasty bamboo slips. Xi’s inspection of the military drew attention, and his visit to Yunmeng Sleeping Tiger Land was interpreted as symbolic, possibly reflecting the crisis within Zhongnanhai's internal power struggles.
Cai Qi Controls New Stability Maintenance Agency as CCP's Actions to Prevent Unrest Draw Attention
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) recently held a two-day Central Social Work Conference, with state media reports indicating that these affairs are under the control of current Politburo Standing Committee member Cai Qi.
LVMH Flagship Store in Beijing Delayed, Reflects China's Economic Reality
In June last year, LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault visited China and toured a five-story building in Beijing where Louis Vuitton (LV), one of the company’s top brands, planned to open a flagship store in the first half of 2024.
Unemployed Mainland Chinese Netizens Lament on Social Media: "An Outcry of Misery"
As China’s economy continues to decline, the issue of unemployment has grown increasingly serious. Recently, many mainland Chinese netizens have been lamenting online about being out of work and unable to find jobs, creating an outcry of misery.
Medals Printed Incorrectly: Beijing Marathon Organizing Committee Becomes International Laughingstock
In recent years, marathons have frequently been held across China, yet they have often been plagued with embarrassing issues. This year, Beijing Marathon, which serves as a "business card" connecting the capital with the international community, also made an error, becoming an international joke.