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The Party Mom Panics: Ministry of Finance Establishes Debt Department as Local Debt Worsens
According to data from the Ministry of Finance, by the end of September 2025, the national local government debt balance had surged to 53.6995 trillion yuan, a 20% increase from the same period last year. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimates that if hidden debts are included, China’s over
Shocking Revelations: CCP State Security Agents Involved in Drug Use, Fraud, and Forming Anti-CCP Factions
On July 20, YouTuber Zhou Mingfeng (known online as “Master Zhou”) revealed startling information: Ye Hanbing, Vice Governor of Sichuan Province, Party Leadership Group member, Deputy Secretary of the Political and Legal Affairs Commission, and Chief Inspector of the Public Security Department, is reportedly one of Xi Jinping’s most critical allies within China’s state security apparatus.
Final Showdown: Military Commission Chairman’s Orders Spark Top Leadership’s Attack on Party General Secretary
On July 21, Rana Mitter, Professor of the U.S.-Asia Relations Chair at Harvard University’s Kennedy School, wrote an article in Up Media recommending a new book by Robert Suettinger, Senior Advisor at the Stimson Centre.
Who Understands Xi Jinping the Best? It Might Be Him—What He Says Is What Xi Thinks
Among Beijing’s top officials, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi is widely regarded as the one who understands Xi Jinping the best. Wang Yi is known for “speaking absolute nonsense with a straight face” on the international stage. According to an article by Radio France Internationale (RFI), what Wang Yi says is exactly what Xi Jinping thinks.
10 Years of Frenzy, 10 Years of Collapse — Xi Jinping’s Final Attempt at Self-Rescue?
Recently, Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Xi Jinping unexpectedly convened a high-level Central Urban Work Conference. The purpose of the meeting was to address China’s severe real estate downturn.
Corpse Fraud?! A Supernatural Plot Unfolds in the CCP Bureaucracy
On July 20, a blogger on X (formerly Twitter) revealed a shocking corruption case in Henan Province that reads like a scene straight out of Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio (Liaozhai).
Hangzhou Residents Drink Sewage: “Three-Water Integration” Project Involves Xi’s Loyal Officials
Recently, Hangzhou has been thrust into the centre of public attention due to two major events. One is the inheritance dispute and suspicious financial flows involving the children of Wahaha Group founder Zong Qinghou. The other, more alarming incident involves the contamination of tap water in Yuhang District since July 16—residents say they’ve been drinking sewage water for several days.
The 'Anti-xi' Topic Has Emerged as a Hotly Debated Issue, With Global Forces Aiming to 'destroy the Communist Party', Quietly Gathering
As the Beidaihe meeting approaches, Japanese and South Korean media and academic circles have been actively discussing whether 'Xi Jinping has lost power.'
Will a Secretive Meeting in Beijing This August Decide Major Changes?
Recently, U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent told reporters that Zhongnanhai will hold an important closed-door meeting this coming August. His remark is seen as a possible hint that a new General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) might be chosen at this meeting.
Why July 20 Matters to Everyone in the World — Reflections on the Persecution and Deaths of Elderly Practitioners
"Honour the elderly in your own family as well as in others'." Banquets for elders. The principle that “though guilty, the very old shall not be punished.” Elderly exempted from hard labour, even forgiven of crimes in consideration of their age… These traditions of respect for the elderly were once part of Chinese civilization.
Li Keqiang Died as a Result of a Highly Precise National-level Assassination, According to a Shanghai Entrepreneur Who Reveals Details
Recently, Shanghai entrepreneur Hu Liren, along with doctors who were involved in the rescue of former Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and medical professionals from Shanghai, analysed and suggested that Li Keqiang died from an underwater electric shock.
Peng Liyuan’s Reappearance May Be More Than Just Rumor Control
On July 17, Peng Liyuan, wife of Chinese Communist Party (CCP) General Secretary Xi Jinping, made a rare public appearance after a prolonged absence from the spotlight.
What Does the Anomaly in Li Xi's Speech Indicate?
This year, as several senior officials of the Communist Party of China (CPC) have begun to downplay the previously standard loyalty phrases "two establishments" and "two safeguards," Li Xi, a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau and Secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, stands out as an exception, consistently mentioned in the limited number of meeting reports.
Bad News Piling Up Ahead of Beidaihe Meeting: Xi Jinping’s High-Stakes Gamble Fraught with Crisis
On July 17, the Indian media outlet Global Governance News published an article by Poonam Sharma titled “China’s Plan to Backstab Russia Exposed by Diplomat Defector”, summarising the turmoil within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and Xi Jinping’s personal political gamble.
China quietly issues 2025 rare earth quotas, sources say
CHINA-RAREEARTHS-QUOTAS:Exclusive-China quietly issues 2025 rare earth quotas, sources say
Power Struggles Intensify in Sensitive Times: Xi Jinping’s Faction Faces Inspections Across Multiple Strongholds
Ahead of the Beidaihe Conference, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has launched a new round of inspections across 16 provinces, regions, and municipalities—many of them known strongholds of Xi Jinping’s loyalists.
North Koreans Open Factory in China, 2,000 Female Workers Riot, Leading to Deaths; Those Involved Executed or Sent to Labour Reform
To earn foreign currency, North Korea has sent a significant number of labourers to work abroad. However, in 2024, 2,000 workers rioted at factories in Jilin Province and Long City due to exploitation and unpaid wages.
Unfair Pension Distribution Sparks Public Outrage
Recently, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) announced a 2% overall increase in retirement pensions for 2025—the lowest increase in history.
Yang Ning: U.S. Lead Poisoning Scandal Trends—Will the Truth About the Tianshui Poisoning Case Ever Come to Light?
After the lead poisoning incident at Hexi Peixin Kindergarten in Maiji District, Tianshui City, Gansu Province, was allegedly covered up by the local government in collaboration with hospitals and media, public outrage surged.
The Hidden Truth of the 2020 Wuhan Epidemic: Military Threats and Resource Transfers......
By 2024, Wuhan will have regained its former vibrancy, with busy streets and flowing traffic, as if the shadow of the COVID-19 pandemic has completely lifted.
Zong Fuli and the Inheritance Battle with Three American Siblings: The Hidden Dangers Behind the Wahaha Legacy War
Zong Qinghou, the founder of Wahaha Group, one of China’s leading food and beverage companies and a three-time Forbes-listed “richest man in China,” passed away in February 2024 due to illness.