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Analysis: From Luo Shuaiyu’s Case Reigniting Public Attention to the Investigation of Gao Yichen
Luo Shuaiyu’s case has suddenly resurfaced online, even trending on major platforms. Yet the incident actually occurred last year.
Fake Academic Credentials Scandal Escalates: Macau Colleges to Reject Mainland Chinese Students Without Gaokao Scores
A scandal has erupted in Macau’s higher education sector involving mainland Chinese students forging results from the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (DSE) exams to gain admission to universities.
U.S. Ambassador to China’s World Human Rights Day Statement Deleted from Weibo and WeChat
On World Human Rights Day, U.S. Ambassador to China Nicholas Burns released a video statement reiterating the United States’ concerns over human rights violations in China.
The CCP’s Predatory Revenue Tactics Could Spur Provincial Independence
China’s economic downturn and the heavy debt burdens of local governments have given rise to various revenue-raising methods. Among these, the most notorious is the misuse of authority by law enforcement to issue unjustified fines as a key source of fiscal income.
China Fully Implements "Personal Pension" System, Suspected as "Legal Exploitation" to Address Pension Deficits
On December 15, China officially rolled out a "personal pension" system, allowing individuals to deposit up to 12,000 yuan annually into accounts for investing in financial products as a supplement to the basic pension system.
Cold Wallets, Treadmills, and Fish Stomachs: Corrupt Officials’ Creative Methods of Hiding Wealth
Within the week starting December 10, over ten "tigers" (high-ranking officials) and "giant flies" (low-ranking but highly corrupt officials) were dealt with by the CCP, involving cases ranging from tens of millions to tens of billions in illicit funds.
Xi Jinping's Prescribed "Style of Play" for China's National Soccer Team Has Proven Ineffective, and Now Li Qiang is Taking Charge
The performance of China's national soccer team in 2024 has been underwhelming, to say the least. In 13 matches across the Asian Cup and World Cup qualifiers, the Chinese men's team achieved only 3 wins, 4 draws, and 6 losses.
Blood-Red Skies Over Beijing Again: Is Xi Jinping Facing "Bloodshed in the Heavens"?
On the morning of December 16, 2024, Beijing once again witnessed a blood-red sky. The crimson clouds loomed over the city, casting an eerie red glow on buildings and streets, creating a chilling and ominous atmosphere.
Why Are So Many Primary and Secondary School Students Jumping to Their Deaths?
Recently, reports of primary and secondary school students jumping to their deaths have surfaced intensively across China.
Xi Jinping High-Profile Commemoration of Qiao Shi Sends Another Signal of Power Instability
On December 16th, the CCP’s state media Xinhua reported that a symposium to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Qiao Shi's birth was held on the morning of the 16th at the Great Hall of the People.
The Southern Theater Command also avoids mentioning "Chairman Xi"; Xi’s personal safety is beyond his control
On Saturday, December 14th, the front page of the CCP’s PLA Daily published six news articles. In the top-right position of the masthead—the most important news of the day—was "Xi Jinping Hears Report from John Lee."
China capital markets witness record outflows in Nov, official data shows
CHINA-MARKETS-FLOWS:China capital markets witness record outflows in Nov, official data shows
Viral Resignation Letter from a Post-2000s Beijing Worker Sparks Online Frenzy
A resignation letter written by a post-2000s Beijing resident has recently gone viral online, sparking widespread discussion.
Five-Year Decline of 70%: What’s Happening to China’s Elder Care Facilities?
Caring for the elderly and providing them with security has always been a hallmark of modern civilized societies.
The Sudden Death of Xing Yanjun: Family Seeks Accountability for Inner Mongolia Police’s "Distant Fishing"
The case of Beijing mobile gaming company executive Xing Yanjun, who died in a "designated residential surveillance" facility, has seen new developments.
"Wolf Warrior Ambassador" Steps Down: A Shift in CCP Diplomacy?
After a year of speculation about the departure of Lu Shaye, the CCP’s “Wolf Warrior and Rude Ambassador” to France, the rumors have finally been confirmed.
Why Does Xi Jinping's Economic Rescue Keep Failing?
It’s no longer news that China’s economy is facing significant problems. However, the measures Xi Jinping employs to "rescue" the economy are becoming increasingly baffling, often defying conventional economic understanding.
Former Head Coach of China's National Football Team, Li Tie, Sentenced to 20 Years for Corruption
Former Chinese national football team head coach and player, Li Tie, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for charges including bribery and embezzlement, among others.
Dissatisfaction with Xi Jinping! Armed Resistance Emerges Within the Military
Under the guise of anti-corruption, the CCP has launched a brutal purge targeting hundreds of senior military officers suspected of lacking "absolute loyalty" to the regime.
Cai Qi Messes Up Again, Xi Jinping's Troubles Multiply
The Central Economic Work Conference concluded on December 12, following a Politburo meeting earlier in the week that set the tone for next year’s economic agenda.
Taiwanese Internet Celebrity “Goes Undercover” to Expose CCP United Front Tactics, Obtains Rare Direct Evidence
A Taiwanese influencer, long active in the Chinese market and previously regarded as a “Little Pink” (pro-CCP supporter), released a new documentary last Friday (December 6) after changing his political stance.