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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
Huawei’s Profit Decline in Q3 Draws Focus on TSMC Chips in Products
On Thursday (31st), Huawei announced that although its revenue for the first three quarters grew nearly 30%, its profit declined. Huawei’s founder, Ren Zhengfei, said that Huawei is still struggling. Recently, it was revealed that Taiwan's TSMC chips appeared in Huawei products subject to sanctions, drawing concern from U.S. congress members.
"Unauthorized" – CCP Utilizes Meta Model to Develop Military AI Tool
According to an exclusive report by Reuters on Friday, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Academy of Military Sciences, affiliated with the Central Military Commission, "unauthorized" use of Meta's artificial intelligence (AI) model is aimed at developing intelligence gathering and processing capabilities.
"Living Off the Military-Industrial Complex": How Many Military Industry Rats Are There?
On the 24th of last month, Xinhua News Agency published an article titled, "Prosecutor's Office Decides to Arrest He Wenzhong," announcing that the Supreme People's Procuratorate had authorized the arrest of He Wenzhong, former Party Committee member and deputy general manager of China Electronics Technology Group Corporation (CETC), by the Hebei Provincial Procuratorate.
Human Rights Lawyer Wang Yu Extremely Weak After Hunger Strike; Husband Bao Longjun Reveals Details
Chinese human rights lawyer Wang Yu was released after nine days in detention and nine days of a hunger strike. According to her husband, Bao Longjun, Wang Yu is extremely weak and, after visiting two hospitals, has returned to the hotel. Why did Wang Yu go on a hunger strike? What did she experience in the detention center?
Analysis of the Final Fates of the 12 Chinese Communist Party Leaders
Since the founding of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in 1921, there have been 12 leaders, namely: Chen Duxiu, Qu Qiubai, Xiang Zhongfa, Bo Gu, Zhang Wentian, Mao Zedong, Hua Guofeng, Hu Yaobang, Zhao Ziyang, Jiang Zemin, Hu Jintao, and Xi Jinping.
CCP Accuses Samsung Engineer of Espionage – Experts: Retaliation Against South Korea
Recently, a South Korean semiconductor engineer was arrested in China on espionage charges. This comes shortly after the South Korean government announced a series of new measures to strictly punish intellectual property theft and prevent core technology secrets from leaking.
Severe Competition in China’s Hotel Industry Ahead of "Double 11" – Experts Analyze Causes
The hotel industry in China has yet to recover from the economic impact of the pandemic. As "Double 11" approaches, with supply exceeding demand, the industry faces widespread losses, leading to layoffs or shifts in business models as responses.
U.S. Condemns CCP’s Sentencing of Human Rights Lawyer Yu Wensheng and His Wife
U.S. State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller issued a statement on Thursday (October 31), condemning the Chinese government for sentencing human rights defender Yu Wensheng and his wife Xu Yan to prison this week, and urging the Chinese government to release them immediately and unconditionally.
Strange Developments in the Military: Two Military-Industrial Figures Hidden in the Politburo Are in Danger
The situation within the CCP military is somewhat peculiar. On one hand, Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission Zhang Youxia has been assertive, making frequent appearances, leading to speculation that Xi Jinping’s control over the military may be slipping.
Foreign Investment in China Plummets Further – “Miserable” Doesn’t Even Begin to Cover It
Dongguan City in Guangdong Province, once known as the "world's factory," has seen many once-bustlin
Family of Deceased Doctor Reveals: Xiangya Second Hospital Searching for Child Donors
On May 8, Luo Shuaiyu, an intern doctor in the transplant department of Xiangya Second Hospital, mysteriously fell to his death. Before his death, he had reported allegations of illegal organ transplants within the hospital, implicating the hospital director. His father has voiced suspicions online, believing that his son was murdered.
Another Incident for Foreign Enterprises in China: AstraZeneca China President Under Investigation
Wang Lei, president of British pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca's China division, was recently investigated by the CCP authorities, though related details have not been disclosed. Additionally, a South Korean citizen with the last name Lee was arrested in China on suspicion of violating the Counter-Espionage Law.
Zhu Rongji Speaks Out, Wang Qishan Has New Role - CCP Infighting Appears Complex
Recently, multiple online media sources have occasionally reported the "death" of Zhu Rongji, the 96-year-old former Premier of the CCP, as well as rumors that Wang Qishan has lost power and is under house arrest with scandalous allegations surfacing continuously.
Israeli Embassy in China Responds to CCP with Facts
On October 29, U.S. time, the United Nations Security Council held an open debate on the Middle East issue. China’s permanent representative to the United Nations, Fu Cong, stated during the meeting that China demanded Israel halt and withdraw the bill regarding the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA). Why did China make this demand?
Xi Jinping’s Position in Peril, Zhang Youxia May Join Politburo Standing Committee
Recently, after a Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Politburo meeting, the official communique was noted to have several anomalies, including the omission of phrases typically mentioned in the past, such as “Xi Jinping Thought,” as well as rare mentions of democratic centralism and "promotion and demotion based on merit."
Chinese Student Threatening Democracy Activists Gets Sentence Reduced and Returns to China, Linked to US-China Prisoner Swap Deal
Chinese student Wu Xiaolei, who was sentenced to nine months in the United States for harassing and threatening pro-democracy activists, has had his sentence reduced and returned to China. Sources indicate this is part of a US-China prisoner exchange in September, which led to the release and return of American pastor David Lin, who had been imprisoned by the Chinese government for 18 years.
Hong Kong "High Talent Pass Scheme" to "Snatch Talents" - "High Talents" Struggle to Find Employment After Coming to Hong Kong
"I want to develop in Asia; Hong Kong gives me this opportunity, and Hong Kong is an international metropolis, so I am interested in staying here," says Stephane from France. Through an exchange student program, he completed a bachelor’s degree in Information Technology at City University of Hong Kong, meeting the eligibility requirements for the "High Talent Pass Scheme."
China E-Commerce Temu Investigated by EU for Selling Illegal Products, Facing Large Fines
The EU technology regulatory agency stated on Tuesday (October 30) that it will initiate an investigation into Temu, a platform under the Chinese online retail giant Pinduoduo, to determine if this low-cost goods sales platform has violated EU regulations prohibiting the sale of illegal products. If found guilty, Temu may face substantial fines.
US Condemns Sentencing of Prominent Chinese Human Rights Defenders
CHINA-RIGHTS-ACTIVIST:US condemns sentencing of prominent Chinese human rights defenders
Report: China's Electronics Display Industry Could Threaten U.S. Security
A new report indicates that advancements in China’s electronic display manufacturing sector could pose national security concerns for the United States, as massive subsidies from the CCP might bankrupt foreign competitors, risking U.S. dependence on Chinese products for essential components.