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Late-Night Police Visit to Intimidate Civilian—“Badge-Waving Lady” Revealed to Have Special Status
Recently, Guangxi’s “Badge-Waving Lady” (亮證姐) has dominated trending searches online, sparking a wave of public outrage. The incident began with a video, filmed on July 22, showing a female driver flashing a badge to force another driver to yield, which quickly went viral.
Plummeting Graduate Exam Applications: A Key Shift in Chinese University Students' Mindset
The number of applicants for China's graduate school entrance exam has declined for the second consecutive year.
China’s Economic Downturn and High Unemployment: Young People Losing Hope in Job Market, Plan to Leave the Country
"I can’t find a job related to my major, and I don’t have other skills, so now I’m delivering food," said Chen Ming, a history graduate student from Shanxi Province, in an interview with Voice of America.
Young People Fear the Future, Pretend to Study Hard in Self-Study Rooms
With China's sluggish economy and skyrocketing youth unemployment rates, more young people are opting for "lying flat" (a passive resistance to societal pressures).
China's Response to Trump's "Trade Tariff" Upgrades Criticized as Misguided
President-elect Donald Trump is set to take office in just over a month. For the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), Trump’s announcements of White House and cabinet appointments represent a "gathering of hawks," with many appointees holding tough stances on China-related issues.
Nine Public Murders in Eleven Days: Experts Attribute Problems to CCP’s Violent and Oppressive System
In the "safest country" in the world, multiple public murders have occurred in broad daylight over the past few days, involving attacks with knives and car-ramming incidents, causing numerous casualties.
Germany’s Big Three Automakers Face Major Decline in China; Audi’s Q3 Profit Plunges 91%
As the European Union tightens measures to prevent low-cost dumping of Chinese electric vehicles that threaten Europe’s automotive industry, Germany’s major car manufacturers are already facing significant setbacks in their Chinese operations.
Are the Numerous Zhang Xianzhong Incidents a Sign of Regime Change?
On November 21, in Gongbei, Zhuhai City, Guangdong Province, a car suddenly accelerated and rammed into pedestrians crossing the crosswalk on Yuehua Road.
Summoned by Xi Three Times, He Couldn't Resist and Landed in a U.S. Prison
On November 19, 72-year-old pro-CCP "community leader" John Chen (Chen Jun) from California was sentenced by the U.S. Federal Court for the Southern District of New York to 20 months in prison, followed by 3 years of supervised release, and fined $50,000.
Workers Block Roads in Protest in Shanghai’s Qibao Town
On November 21, a labor protest occurred at Shanghai Guoli Automotive Leather Trim Co., Ltd., where workers blocked a main road in Qibao Town.
Chengmo Bao: Communist Elegy “Turning People into Ghosts”—A Call for Chinese Liberation from Tyranny
After six years of effort, Chengmo Bao, an education expert from New York State, completed his memoir Communist Elegy: Years Under the Red Flag
Chinese "Fake Students" Face Crackdown While Seeking Jobs in Australia
"I just arrived in Australia and am currently working at a construction site, mainly doing trash collection for the rebar team. The work here is great—not tiring and very easy.
Devalued Diplomas! Chinese College Graduates to "Compete in the Domestic Service Market"
China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) and several other government departments jointly issued a directive last week, calling on provinces to establish more vocational programs for domestic service and "actively recruit college graduates into the domestic service industry."
Xinhua Reports Show Major Anomalies: Are CCP Elders Pulling the Strings?
Many have likely noticed that in recent days, news about CCP leader Xi Jinping's visits to Peru and Brazil and his participation in the APEC summit has dominated all CCP state media outlets.
Trump's Tariff Pressure: Are Xi Jinping's "Four Red Lines" Exposed?
With Donald Trump's victory in the 2024 U.S. presidential election, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is on edge. From Zhongnanhai to state media, think tanks, and social media, the hottest topics revolve around Trump's cabinet formation and potential tariffs on China.
Elderly Parents Who Lost Their Only Child in China Must Beware of "Mysterious Disappearances"
On November 19, multiple videos circulated online showing an incident in Guangzhou's Xihua Road, where police shot and killed an elderly man with white hair wielding a knife outside a crowded mahjong parlor.
Trump's Team Catches the CCP Off Guard
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump is set to take office early next year.
Chen Jun Sentenced to 20 Months for Assisting the CCP in Cross-Border Interference Against Shen Yun
On November 19, 72-year-old pro-CCP "community leader" John Chen (Chen Jun) was sentenced to 20 months in prison by the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
Wang Youqun: Ten Reasons to Quit the CCP
November 19, Beijing time, marks the 20th anniversary of the publication of Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party, a series of editorials by The Epoch Times.
Domestic and External Pressures: China's Stock Market Struggles Amid Short-Lived Gains
Following the introduction of a series of economic stimulus policies by Beijing in September, China's stock market and Hong Kong stocks experienced a wave of investment enthusiasm.
World Internet Conference Opens in Zhejiang, Criticized for Omnipresent Restrictions and Censorship
The 2024 World Internet Conference opened on Wednesday (November 20) in Wuzhen, Zhejiang. CCP leader Xi Jinping delivered a video address, emphasizing that China would drive development through innovation and establish security as its baseline.