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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
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.
"Zhuhai Hit-and-Run" Behind-the-Scenes Unspoken Deep Reasons
After the hit-and-run incident involving a walking group at the Zhuhai Sports Center, it took less than two days for online rumors to surface, stating that the scene was cleaned up entirely: "The clear water turned red in an instant; they washed it twice today."
After the CCP's Aggressive Market-Rescue Efforts, Multiple Indicators Fell Short of Expectations; Housing Prices in 70 Cities Hit the Largest Drop in Nine Years.
The effectiveness of the CCP’s launch of a package of market-rescue policies has drawn much attention, and October’s latest economic data became the focus.
Investigation of CCP Hackers Uncovers "Extensive and Significant" Espionage Activities
On Wednesday, November 13, the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) stated that its investigation into hackers linked to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) targeting U.S.
What Will Be Discussed Between Xi Jinping and Biden in South America? Experts Provide Key Insights
Yesterday (November 14), Xi Jinping, en route to Peru to attend the APEC summit, arrived at Chancay Port, approximately 60 kilometers north of Lima. He participated in the opening ceremony for this critical Belt and Road project in South America.
Chinese Exam-Oriented Education: Children’s Backpacks Are Getting Heavier
Middle school students are required to complete 12 test papers in a single evening, with some crying after finishing their homework in the early hours of the morning.
Chinese Banks Impose Limits on Transfers, Customers Complain: "Can’t Even Transfer 1,000 Yuan"
In recent years, China's economy has been on a consistent downward trend, with the banking industry facing significant challenges due to the real estate crisis. Recently, multiple banks in China have made cash withdrawals increasingly difficult, sparking dissatisfaction among account holders.
Reading Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party Brings Awakening: A Story of Three Withdrawals in Melbourne
On November 19, 2004, the Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party was published, systematically exposing the CCP's evil nature. After reading it, many Chinese people awakened as if from a dream and decided to withdraw from the CCP organizations.
The Zhuhai Tragedy’s Location Near a Courthouse and Government Housing Raises Suspicions
The malicious car-ramming incident at Zhuhai Sports Center continues to raise numerous questions. The Public Security Bureau removed the mention of “dissatisfaction with divorce property division” from the initial public notice, yet what the authorities consistently avoid discussing is that the incident occurred near Zhuhai Intermediate Court and a cluster of government housing, mainly for public officials.
Ministry of Public Security Meeting Mentions "Maple Bridge Experience" and "Chaoyang Residents" to Strengthen Control
After the car-ramming incident in Zhuhai, the Ministry of Public Security held a meeting to respond, proposing to develop the "Maple Bridge Experience" in the new era and summarize the practices of "Chaoyang Residents" as new measures to explore.
From Night Cycling in Zhengzhou to Tragedy in Zhuhai: Chinese People Find No Way Out
Over the past week, two incidents in China have reminded us that under authoritarian rule, even though "good governance" is often touted as the regime’s source of legitimacy, societal and political deterioration happens more quickly and severely.
Suspected Chinese Hackers Breach U.S. Telecom Companies: Only the Tip of the Iceberg
U.S. government investigators indicate that hacking attacks linked to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) targeting U.S. telecom systems initially appeared to focus on the U.S. presidential election but are, in fact, more deeply rooted.
Xi Jinping Panics as Trump’s Four-Pronged Epic Anti-CCP Strategy Unfolds
Even before the White House transitions, Xi Jinping and the CCP are already dreading what’s ahead. The framework of a new era in U.S.-China relations under Trump 2.0 is taking shape, as revealed by recent cabinet nominations.
Orange Smoke Over Guangdong's Daya Bay Turns Night Sky Red, Sparking Public Debate
Photos of Daya Bay circulated on mainland Chinese and Hong Kong social media on the night of November 12, showing a large amount of unidentified smoke billowing from a factory, turning the night sky orange-red.
Night Ride and Confession of Kaifeng University Students: "We Have No Money, No Jobs, No Future"
The "Night Ride to Kaifeng" movement, which started at Zhengzhou University, reached a peak last weekend, with over 200,000 participants on the road from Zhengzhou to Kaifeng.