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Cheng Xiaonong Reveals Secrets Behind the Red Wall: Even Senior Officials’ Bodyguards Are Also Their Monitors
The new book The Red Wall by Cheng Xiaonong, a scholar based in the United States, was published in Taiwan on October 27 this year. Cheng previously worked at the Research Office of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress (NPC) of China and at the Institute of Economic Structural Re
How Much Money Have Li Shangfu and Wei Fenghe Embezzled?
Former Chinese Defence Minister Li Shangfu and Wei Fenghe were both sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve on May 7. After the two-year reprieve, their death sentences will be commuted to life imprisonment, with no possibility of reduction or parole.
Ominous Signs: The Moon Eclipses Nan Dou and the Crying Star; Will There Be a Major Loss in Zhongnanhai Within a Year?
Recently, mainland China has experienced unusual weather patterns, with high temperatures in the north, heavy rainfall in the south, significant snowfall in Shanxi, mirages in Qinhuangdao, and southwestern and northwestern winds blowing in various regions during the start of summer.
Two Former Defence Ministers Given Death Sentences with Reprieve; PLA Paper Emphasizes Loyalty
On May 7, former Chinese Defence Ministers Wei Fenghe and Li Shangfu were sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve by a military court, followed by life imprisonment without the possibility of reduction or parole.
Two CCP Defence Ministers Sentenced; Is Zhang Youxia’s Promotion Next?
On May 7, the two former defence ministers of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), Wei Fenghe and Li Shangfu, were sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve, followed by life imprisonment without the possibility of commutation or parole.
Touching Xi's Sensitive Nerve: Wei Fenghe and Li Shangfu Become Sacrificial Victims
Recently, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) made a significant announcement: former Ministers of National Defence Wei Fenghe and Li Shangfu were both sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve for bribery.
A Chinese Man Has Been Found With a Significant Stockpile of Military Weapons, Raising National Security Concerns in Thailand
On May 8, Thai police in the Pattaya area arrested a Chinese man for illegally possessing a large cache of military-grade weapons and explosives, which has shocked public opinion.
The Forecast for the Trump- Xi Meeting Has Been Released, and the Atmosphere Near the U.S. Embassy is Notably Tense
The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Communist Party of China announced on Monday that U.S. President Trump will visit Beijing for a state visit from May 13 to 15. According to prior reports from foreign media, Trump's itinerary for the trip will span three days and two nights, with the Trump-Xi meeting anticipated to occur on May 14.
Moving Half of the Politburo to Shanghai: Xi's Greatest Concern on a Certain Day in a Certain Month
On April 30, Xi Jinping attended a symposium in Shanghai focused on strengthening basic research. This marks his second trip away from Beijing since his visit to the Xiong'an New Area in Hebei on March 25.
The U.S.-Iran Conflict Continues to Escalate, Putting China's Economy 'in the Fire'.
As tensions between the U.S. and Iran escalate, the repercussions of the Middle Eastern conflict are crossing borders and significantly affecting the operational dynamics of the Chinese economy.
UK Summons CCP Ambassador Over Espionage Concerns
Following the conviction of two CCP spies for intimidating and surveilling Hong Kong pro-democracy activists in the UK, the British government issued a warning to the CCP, emphasising that such actions constitute a serious infringement of British sovereignty.
Xi Jinping is Ensnared in a Profound Fear of Losing Power, and the Countdown to His Downfall in Zhongnanhai is Accelerating
At present, deep within the power core of Zhongnanhai, a violent upheaval is brewing that could potentially lead to the regime's collapse.
Chinese Communist Party Sends Elementary School Students to Vladivostok Military Parade, Provoking Nationwide Outrage
Recently, a group of Chinese elementary school students travelled to Vladivostok to take part in a children's parade organised by Russia to commemorate 'Victory Day in the Great Patriotic War.' This event has ignited considerable controversy and backlash on Chinese social media, with many netizens expressing their anger.
Guangzhou's Unmanned 'Bargain Hunting': The CCP's Failure to Reverse the Housing Market Slump
Starting at the end of September 2024, Guangzhou will implement a '100% cancellation of purchase restrictions,' allowing anyone to buy property throughout the district, regardless of their household registration or social security contributions.
Liuyang Fireworks Factory Explosion: Actual Death Toll Significantly Exceeds Official Figures
A significant explosion occurred on Monday at the "Huasheng Fireworks Manufacturing and Display Co., Ltd." in Liuyang, Hunan, with the number of casualties continuing to rise. Initially reported as 3 dead and 25 injured, the official figures have now increased to 26 dead and 61 injured.
The Personnel Layout for the 21st National Congress: Four Major Versions, Latest Standing Committee List Leaked
According to the political cycle of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), the '21st National Congress' is set to take place in the autumn of 2027. Traditionally, this would have been a straightforward 'cake-sharing' meeting: determining who will succeed, who will join the Standing Committee, and who will step back into a secondary role.
Breaking Away From the CCP, North Korea Amends Its Constitution to Create the Image of a ' Normal Country'
While CCP leader Xi Jinping is modifying the constitution to pursue his 're-election dream' and emphasises that he will not abandon the use of force to unify Taiwan, North Korea, which has been a 'little brother' to the CCP for decades, has suddenly made significant amendments to its constitution.
Mainland Netizen 'Arrow Shoot Dragon Robe Pig Head': The One in Zhongnanhai Keeps Having Nightmares
Today, we want to share a sensitive video that quickly gained traction on social media in mainland China but was swiftly censored.
North Korea Abandons Constitutional Goal of Unification, Kim Jong-un Challenges Xi Jinping
On May 6, 2026, South Korea's Ministry of Unification released the full text of North Korea's new constitution, signifying that Kim Jong-un's regime has officially abandoned its long-standing goal of "national unification" at a legal level.
Former Chinese Defence Ministers Wei Fenghe and Li Shangfu Sentenced to Death with a Two-Year Reprieve for Corruption
The anti-corruption campaign within the upper ranks of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) military has once again delivered a shocking blow. Today (May 7), state media confirmed that former defence ministers Wei Fenghe and Li Shangfu have been sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve by the military court for serious corruption offences.
New Regulations from the CCP Heighten 'Human and Financial Void' Risks for Investment in China
In recent years, the CCP has increasingly reinforced its 'security-oriented' governance, integrating data, supply chains, and capital flows into a national security framework, which makes it easier to associate the daily operations of businesses with security risks.