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Think Tank Expert: Two Major Measures to Counter the CCP’s Transnational Repression
Michael Sobolik, Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute in Washington, D.C., told The Dajiyuan on November 5 that the United States should take strong countermeasures against the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) suppression of Falun Gong and Shen Yun Performing Arts in America—such as expelling CCP di
Trump Is Building an Alternative Rare-Earth Supply Chain to Replace China
Reports indicate that, on the eve of the Trump–Xi summit, Donald Trump quietly completed the “final piece” of his global strategic puzzle — rare earths.
Falun Gong Spreads to Schools in the Himalayan Mountains — Teachers and Students Welcome It
From March to June this year, a Falun Gong practitioner in India traveled to the mountainous areas of Himachal Pradesh, where she held Falun Gong teaching sessions in 13 schools and one children’s boxing club. These activities were warmly received by teachers and students alike and earned her several letters of appreciation and certificates from school principals.
Xi Jinping Arrives in South Korea Amid Shouts of 'Xi Jinping OUT' and 'Heavenly Destruction of the CCP'
On the morning of October 30, Xi Jinping, the leader of the Chinese Communist Party, arrived in Busan, South Korea, to hold the long-awaited 'Trump-Xi Meeting' for the first time in six years.
U.S.–Japan Military Alliance Points Its Sword at Beijing as CCP Propaganda Spirals Into Panic
On October 28, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump met in Tokyo with Japan’s new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. The meeting marked an important milestone in bilateral relations, symbolizing not only a strengthened U.S.–Japan alliance but also a joint commitment to confront the urgent challenges posed by the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) hegemony and military expansion in the Indo-Pacific region.
Former Party Chiefs of Hubei and Hunan Fall in Succession — What Is Xi Jinping’s Real Intention?
Recently, Jiang Chaoliang, former Party Secretary of Hubei, was officially expelled from the CCP and public office, while Xu Dazhe, former Party Secretary of Hunan, was removed from his post as a deputy to the National People’s Congress (NPC). The downfall of the two powerful provincial leaders — both from the “Two Lakes” (Hubei and Hunan) — suggests, according to analysts, that after purging the top ranks of the Central Military Commission to tighten his control over the center, Xi Jinping is now moving to further consolidate his personal authority in the provinces, laying the groundwork for
When the Government Runs Out of Money: The CCP Has Gone Mad for Cash
The Fourth Plenary Session once again emphasized “taking economic development as the central task,” but it proposed no real solutions for the future economy. From beginning to end, it was nothing but empty talk and recycled clichés — clear proof that the CCP is no longer an effective government but a terminally ill patient surviving on life support day by day.
Lawyer: Expose the Truth of the Persecution to Prepare for Holding the CCP Accountable
“We must expose such things and let the whole world know the CCP’s evil and shamelessness,” said a Chinese human rights lawyer. He stated that revealing the CCP’s brutal persecution of Falun Gong practitioners and other dissidents not only helps people recognize its evil nature but also prepares for future accountability and reckoning, because one day “the CCP will collapse.”
Xi and Cai Appear Grim in First Public Appearance After the Fourth Plenary Session; State Media Reports Show Abnormalities
The panoramic view of the Forbidden City was covered in smog [People News] At 5:00 p.m. Be
On the Night Yu Menglong Fell, Gunshots Were Reported. Was Zhang Youxia in a Confrontation With Xi?
Mainland actor Yu Menglong tragically fell to his death in Beijing on September 11, 2025, at the age of 37. While the police initially ruled the cause of death as 'an accidental fall after drinking,' various doubts about the incident have emerged.
Trump Visits South Korea as Kim Jong-un Launches Missiles in Anger
U.S. President Donald Trump arrived in South Korea on October 29, where he is expected to hold a summit with Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping and South Korean President Lee Jae-myung. On the 28th, North Korea conducted a test launch of a ship-to-ground strategic cruise missile in the Yellow Sea.
Xi Jinping's First Appearance After the Fourth Plenary Session at the Forbidden City Raises Eyebrows
Following the conclusion of the Fourth Plenary Session of the Communist Party of China, Xi Jinping made a surprising appearance at the Forbidden City in Beijing on October 27.
The Liquidation is Imminent! Medium: Crows Are Circling Above Xi's Residence
It has been over a month since Chinese actor Yu Menglong passed away, and as of October 27, over 600,000 people worldwide have signed a petition.
Fujian Carrier Not So Mighty! Former U.S. Navy Officers: Its Combat Power Is Only 60% of America’s 50-Year-Old Carriers
Two former U.S. aircraft carrier officers recently told CNN that the Chinese Communist Party’s newest carrier, Fujian, possesses only about 60% of the combat capability of the U.S. Navy’s 50-year-old Nimitz-class carriers—representing a significant operational limitation.
Residents of France’s Overseas Department Reject CCP Infiltration Disguised as “Friendship Cities”
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has infiltrated the world in countless ways—through economic inducements, cultural and artistic “cooperation,” scientific talent exchanges, and more. Among these, the so-called “sister city” or “friendship city” programs have become one of the CCP’s signature strategies for subtle ideological infiltration.
Seoul Anti-China Protests Increasing—CCP and Xi Jinping Cast Into the Cold Palace
Young Koreans, during anti-Communist and anti-China protests, tore apart the Chinese Communist regim
Design Flaws of the Fujian Carrier Exposed: The CCP Military Deeply Entrenched in a Political Crisis
On October 25, 2025, CNN cited two retired U.S. Navy officers—former Captain Carl Schuster and retired Lieutenant Commander Keith Stewart—who analyzed photos and video footage of China’s Fujian aircraft carrier. They concluded that its flight deck layout suffers from major design defects that drastically reduce operational efficiency—performing at only about 60% of the level of the U.S. Navy’s 50-year-old Nimitz-class carriers.
Strange Details Surround Beijing’s Commemoration of the 80th Anniversary of Taiwan’s Retrocession
On October 25, immediately after the Fourth Plenary Session concluded, the CCP held an event in Beijing titled “Commemoration of the 80th Anniversary of Taiwan’s Retrocession.” The meeting featured a keynote address by Wang Huning, chairman of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), who delivered the latest Party-line discourse on Taiwan. Compared to the 70th anniversary event ten years ago, this year’s ceremony contained several notable—and rather peculiar—features.
Yu Menglong’s Death and the Spiritual Redemption of the Chinese People
(Courtesy of the Global Service Center for Quitting the CCP) [People News] In the autumn of 2025, th
This Wave of A-Share Surge: False Prosperity and Real Crisis
Major indexes rose together, margin financing balances soared past 2.4 trillion yuan, even surpassing the peak of the 2015 epic bubble. The media cheered, “Confidence has returned!” Policy interpretations flooded in: interest rate cuts by the central bank, lower reserve ratios, state-owned enterprise buybacks, securities firms increasing leverage—a seemingly nationwide “rescue feast.”
The Mystery of the Fourth Plenary Session — 60 Committee Members Disappear, 14 Generals Missing
The 20th CCP Fourth Plenary Session concluded on October 23. The outside world had expected it to be a major “showdown” on personnel matters, but the result was unexpected. After the meeting ended, there were no anticipated high-level reshuffles—Xi Jinping retained his three positions as Party, government, and military head. The military promoted only one person. Many key posts remain vacant, and a batch of generals who were supposed to be promoted were collectively “skipped.” The absentee rate hit a historic high, leaving many mysteries unresolved.