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New Shaolin Abbot’s Reforms Spark Wave of Monks Resigning
Ever since Shi Yongxin, the abbot and CCP party secretary of Shaolin Temple, was detained, scandals and controversies surrounding China’s Buddhist community have become a hot topic. Now, the newly appointed abbot, Shi Yinle, has introduced a wave of reforms aimed at de-commercialising the temple, wh
Taiwanese YouTuber Goes Undercover for Documentary, Exposing CCP's Use of Taiwanese "Intermediaries" for United Front Work
A Taiwanese internet celebrity, previously active in the Chinese market and once regarded as a "little pink" (pro-CCP supporter), has shifted his political stance and released the documentary "China (CCP) United Front Documentary, Part Two" earlier this month.
Reports Suggest General Han Weiguo Has Been Arrested, Another Blow to Xi Jinping's Inner Circle
The sweeping purge within the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) military is ongoing.
The CCP Politburo's Year-End Meeting Takes a Dramatic Turn
On December 26–27, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Politburo held its annual year-end democratic life meeting as usual. However, compared to a year ago, significant changes occurred.
Chinese Rights Organization Calls to End "Being Institutionalized as Mentally Ill" and Free Li Yixue
Recently, Li Yixue, a rights activist from Jiangxi, China, was once again forcibly institutionalized in a mental hospital by the authorities, sparking widespread public concern.
Anti-Corruption Storm Morphs into Anti-Xi Wave: Zhang Youxia Strikes at Xi’s “Family Business”
Xi Jinping’s high-profile anti-corruption campaign to "protect the Party" might have unforeseen consequences, as the weapon of anti-corruption has seemingly been turned against him by political adversaries.
US adds 9th telcom to list of companies hacked by Chinese-backed Salt Typhoon cyberespionage
USA-CYBER-SALT-TYPHOON:US adds 9th telcom to list of companies hacked by Chinese-backed Salt Typhoon cyberespionage
Why Does Xi Jinping Fear Being Asked About the "Self-Criticism Edict"?
According to a report from People News, Chinese financial influencer and chief economist at Zhongyuan Bank, Ren Zeping, posted on his personal Weibo account on December 24th the "Luntai Edict" issued by Emperor Wu of Han in 89 BC
Senior Official with 40 Years in Tibet Ousted for Corruption: Revelations Spark Intrigue
Former Party Secretary of the Tibet Autonomous Region, Wu Yingjie, has been arrested on charges of bribery.
A School in Guangdong Sparks Controversy by Requiring Students to Sign a "Suicide is Not the School's Responsibility" Agreement
According to reports, a middle school in Guangdong required all students to sign an agreement resembling a "liability waiver" stating, "If I engage in self-harm or suicidal behavior, the school shall bear no responsibility."
Review of the CCP’s Nine International Embarrassments in 2024
On March 5, during the opening session of the NPC at the CCP’s Two Sessions, Premier Li Qiang made a significant verbal slip while delivering the government work report.
CCP Encourages Celebrating Christmas Again? Cultural Confidence No Match for Economic Downturn
As Christmas approaches, the situation in China this year seems to differ from recent years.
Lying Without a Script: Claim of 99% Food Safety Ridiculed Nationwide
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) bureaucracy is thoroughly corrupt from top to bottom, leading to widespread issues in food and drug safety across Chinese society.
Why Were Two Lieutenant Generals Suddenly Removed as NPC Delegates?
The Chinese military has seen significant turbulence recently. On December 23, Xi Jinping promoted Chen Hui, a non-loyalist, to the rank of General, appointing him as the Political Commissar of the Army to replace Qin Shutong.
China Is Becoming the World's Largest Mental Asylum
Does the National People's Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) represent the people? Not at all.
In a first, Taiwan's Presidential Office runs war games to simulate a China emergency
TAIWAN-POLITICS:In a first, Taiwan's Presidential Office runs war games to simulate a China emergency
Chinese spies arrested in California
(The Center Square) – People’s Republic of China (PRC) and Chinese Communist Party (CCP) operatives and spies continue to be arrested in the U.S. The latest include two Chinese spies
When “The Best Era for Human Rights in the Great Country” Meets the CECC Report
On December 10, 2024, the world marked the 74th anniversary of "International Human Rights Day." Human rights organizations focused on China stated in the U.S. that 2024 saw an expanding scope of human rights violations and an increasing number of prisoners of conscience in China.
Former Chairman of China Gold Group and His Superiors Fall; Why the CCP’s Year-End Anti-Corruption Efforts Are Intensifying
Following the December 20 investigation of Gao Guangrong, chairman of Eoptolink Technology Inc., for alleged violations such as illegally transferring restricted stocks, another major corporate leader has fallen.
Xi Changes Generals Again with a Grim Expression; Rumors Suggest Military Power Now Controlled by "Him"
Reports throughout this year have pointed to an intense power struggle between CCP leader Xi Jinping and Central Military Commission (CMC) Vice Chairman Zhang Youxia.
Li Qiang Mentions "Safeguard" Without "Resolute"; Ding Xuexiang Appears Twice on Camera
The political landscape within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) remains murky, with rumors of senior officials encountering trouble.