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Unusual! Xinhua’s Report on “14th Five-Year Plan” Achievements Omits “Ghost City”
Following the news on August 3 that Politburo Standing Committee member Cai Qi visited experts vacationing in Beidaihe—signaling that the much-watched Beidaihe meeting had begun.
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US Condemns Sentencing of Prominent Chinese Human Rights Defenders
CHINA-RIGHTS-ACTIVIST:US condemns sentencing of prominent Chinese human rights defenders
Report: China's Electronics Display Industry Could Threaten U.S. Security
A new report indicates that advancements in China’s electronic display manufacturing sector could pose national security concerns for the United States, as massive subsidies from the CCP might bankrupt foreign competitors, risking U.S. dependence on Chinese products for essential components.
Four Major Fears: Xi Jinping Wields Political Scalpel to “Fix” the Economy
Xi Jinping once drew a red line for reform: “What should be reformed, what can be reformed, we will resolutely reform; what should not be reformed, what cannot be reformed, we will resolutely not reform.”
Forced to Reproduce: Who Will Pay for the CCP’s Lies and Consequences of Family Planning
The population in mainland China continues to decline. According to informed insiders within the system, since the 2003 SARS outbreak and continuing through the recent COVID pandemic and various other natural and man-made disasters, the population in mainland China has now fallen to just over 900 million, close to pre-family-planning levels.
Chinese Human Rights Lawyer Qin Yongpei Released After Completing Sentence, Previously Reported Former Minister of Justice Fu Zhenghua
Chinese human rights lawyer Qin Yongpei, who previously reported former Minister of Justice Fu Zhenghua by name, has been released after completing a five-year sentence for “inciting subversion of state power” on Thursday.
Over 90,000 Square Kilometers "Given to India Again": What is Behind the CCP’s History of Giving Away Dozens of Taiwans’ Worth of Land?
Ten days ago, the CCP leader Xi Jinping met with Indian Prime Minister Modi at the BRICS summit in Kazan, Russia. Afterwards, Party media reported that the two leaders expressed positive views on the recent important progress made on resolving border issues between China and India.
GM CEO: China’s Electric Vehicle Market is Saturated, Price Wars Unsustainable
On Tuesday (October 29), Mary Barra, CEO of General Motors (GM), stated that electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers in China are facing intense competition, with too many companies selling EVs, leading to an unsustainable price war.
Prelude to Civil Unrest in China: Surge in Violent Incidents Across the Country
China’s worsening economy, increasingly difficult living conditions, and numerous social injustices have led to a rise in revenge attacks, sparking public fear. Analysts believe that these violent events are igniting a potential wave of civil unrest in China.
Financial Crisis in Chinese Public Hospitals Worsens as Medical Systems Across Regions Struggle
Recently, Guangdong’s Meizhou Jiaying University Medical School Affiliated Hospital had to announce the suspension of services and consider filing for bankruptcy after being unable to pay medical staff salaries for ten months.
What is the Meaning Behind Gray’s Original Song “Leave It to Us, Peng Zaizhou”?
October 13th of this year marks the two-year anniversary of the Peng Zaizhou protest on Beijing’s Sitong Bridge. In commemoration, the overseas group Chinese Democracy Party organized a protest outside the Chinese consulate in Los Angeles, playing a Chinese song titled Leave It to Us, Peng Zaizhou, to protest the two-year detention of Peng Zaizhou by the Chinese government.
"Double Reduction" Policy Stalls as China's Private Education Industry Quietly Recovers, But the Glory Days Are Gone
Under the immense pressure of a slowing economy and high unemployment, China’s three-year implementation of the “Double Reduction” policy has stalled.
Temu Faces EU Investigation Over Suspected Violations of Online Sales Regulations
The European Commission is set to launch an investigation into the Chinese e-commerce platform Temu to assess whether it has violated regulations concerning the sale of illegal products online.
Why Say That “The Heavens Have Decided”? The Chinese Communist Party Has Entered Its Final Countdown!
Traditional Chinese culture often speaks of "Heaven," such as “Respecting Heaven,” “People are acting, Heaven is watching,” “Human plans cannot compare to Heaven’s plans,” and “Prosperity comes from following Heaven; destruction comes from defying Heaven.” What is this “Heaven”? It means God.
China’s Weak Economy Leads to Profit Decline for Three Major State-Owned Airlines in Q3
The ongoing sluggishness of China’s domestic economy has driven passengers to seek cheaper ticket prices. Although passenger traffic hit a historic high this summer and planes were fuller than last year, China’s three major state-owned airlines still reported a decline in third-quarter profits.
Li Ka-shing Sells Off Beijing Real Estate; Property Prices Rise 43 Times Compared to Land Purchase Price
Recently, Li Ka-shing’s last real estate project in Beijing, Yucui Garden, opened for sale, offering discounted properties at 76% of the original price, lower than the prices of nearby second-hand properties.
Zhong Yuan: Who is Targeted by the Politburo’s Sudden Mention of “Ability to Rise and Fall”?
On October 28, the CCP Politburo held a meeting, and in the short report by the state media, there was a line stating, “strictly implement democratic centralism, and promote the ability of leading cadres to rise and fall.”
Analysts Expect China's Sluggish Real Estate Market to Persist for Several Years
Analysts from three research institutions predict that even with the latest stimulus measures, China’s troubled real estate industry may not see improvement until the second half of next year, and the downturn is expected to continue for several years.
European Commission to launch investigation into Temu, Bloomberg reports
EU-TEMU:European Commission to launch investigation into Temu, Bloomberg reports
Three Million People Compete for Civil Service Jobs Amid Unemployment Wave; Experts: Civil Service Exam is Just for Show
China’s overall unemployment rate and youth unemployment rate remain high. The number of applicants for the 2025 National Civil Service Exam in China has reached a new historical peak, hitting 3.25 million, with the competition ratio for one position reaching as high as 16,702:1.
Quasi-‘World War III’ Begins as CCP Weighs Aid to Russia with Mixed Emotions
Since the Russia-Ukraine war began, Moscow and Pyongyang have strengthened their military cooperation. On June 19 this year, Vladimir Putin, wanted internationally, rushed to Pyongyang, where Russia and North Korea signed a “Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Agreement.”