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U.S. and China Reach Agreement — America Has Found a TikTok Buyer
President Donald Trump’s administration stated that the U.S. and China have reached a framework agreement to transfer ownership of TikTok from its Chinese parent company ByteDance to an American-controlled party. The agreement is expected to be finalized during a phone call between Trump and Chinese
Shanghai Primary School Enrolls Only 22 First-Graders, Divided Into 5 Classes, With 23 Teachers Assigned
Recently, the enrollment situation at Sanqiao Primary School in Pudong New Area, Shanghai, for the 2025 new semester has drawn attention. The entire first grade admitted only 22 new pupils — yet the school assigned 23 full-time teachers. Even more surprisingly, the 22 pupils were divided into five classes, making the teacher-student ratio greater than 1:1.
Reports Have Surfaced That a Chinese Veteran is Prepared With a Sniper Rifle to Eliminate Traitors for the People During the September 3 Parade
As the September 3 parade approaches, news has emerged on an overseas X platform that a Chinese veteran is ready to eliminate traitors during the parade, even going so far as to prepare a sniper rifle.
A Myriad of Female Corrupt Officials – Using Money, Power, and Sex to Bombard the CCP’s Officialdom Without Missing a Shot
According to the website of the CCP’s Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI), between August 18 and August 24 alone, 27 CCP officials were investigated and 12 were disciplined.
Frequent Violent Incidents in China Pose Threats to Citizens' Safety
The ongoing economic downturn has made life increasingly difficult for the lower class. Under the oppressive regime of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and its stringent stability measures, the personal safety of citizens is frequently at risk. Additionally, the CCP's hate education has led to a rise in extremism, with people expressing anti-Japanese, anti-American, and anti-Taiwan sentiments, contributing to a growing atmosphere of violence in society.
Echoing Zhang Youxia? PLA Daily Article Omits “Follow Chairman Xi’s Command”
In this year’s article, the wording merely states: “By strengthening the unified leadership of the CMC, ensure that the Party Central Committee, the CMC, and Chairman Xi firmly control and efficiently command the troops.” The slogans about “following Xi’s command, being accountable to Xi, and reassuring Xi” are gone...
Volodin’s Surprise Visit to Beijing: Has Zhao Leji Fallen into Xi Jinping’s Trap?
On August 26, Chinese state media People’s Daily published an article titled “Xi Jinping Meets with Vyacheslav Volodin, Chairman of the Russian State Duma”, reporting that Xi met Volodin at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing that morning.
Continuation of the Jiangyou Incident: Police–Citizen Clashes Erupt in Wuhan, Pregnant Woman Reportedly Beaten Into Miscarriage
On August 25, multiple videos circulated online showing intense clashes between police and citizens at Jindi Plaza in Wuhan, Hubei. Reportedly, urban management officers (chengguan) were extorting exorbitant management fees from street vendors, sparking public anger.
Under Strict Surveillance, Beijing Experiences a 'Toilet Revolution'
In anticipation of the military parade on September 3, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has implemented extremely tight security measures in Beijing.
Zhang Youxia Reappears and Speaks, Further Downplays “Chairman Xi”
On August 26, not long after returning from Tibet, Xi Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan met with Cambodian King Sihamoni and Queen Mother Monineath at Zhongnanhai.
The Wang Lixia Case Has Sparked an Analysis of Mining Accidents in Mainland China, With Lawyers Stating That the Evil of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is Darker Than Coal
Wang Lixia, the chairperson of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region government, was dismissed on August 22. Reports suggest that the trigger for her downfall was her concealment of a coal mine collapse in Alxa Left Banner, Inner Mongolia, which resulted in the deaths of 53 people in February 2023.
Insider: Xi Jinping Stayed in Place for 20 Minutes After Arriving at Lhasa Airport
During Xi Jinping’s recent visit to Tibet, the biggest concern among observers was his health. According to insiders, after arriving at Lhasa Gonggar Airport, Xi Jinping remained standing in place for about twenty minutes before proceeding forward with slow...
Verbal Battles Ahead of the September 3rd Military Parade – Dangerous Infighting May Lead to Major Events
The real danger lies within the CCP’s internal power struggle, where tensions are razor sharp.
Xi Haiming: The CCP’s Transnational Repression Is End-Times Madness
Shen Yun Performing Arts showcases China before communism. Since its founding in 2006, the CCP regime has continuously tried to sabotage it. Beginning in 2024, under the direct orders of CCP leader Xi Jinping, the state machine suddenly escalated its transnational suppression of Shen Yun and Falun Gong, adopting more extreme terrorist tactics: death threats, bomb scares, shooting threats, and arson threats one after another.
U.S. Analysts: Xi Jinping Acts Like a Mafia Boss, Disposing of Colleagues After Use
Jonathan Qin, a former senior analyst at the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and director of the China Affairs Office at the National Security Council, along with John Calver, who served as a CIA analyst for 35 years and was the former head of East Asian Affairs at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (DNI), recently published an article titled "Why Xi Jinping Has Not Been Able to Have His Ideal Army" in the diplomatic journal "Foreign Affairs."
Tibet Military District Commander Wang Kai “Taken Down” on the Mainland, Rumors of His Arrest Seem Confirmed
CCP leader Xi Jinping had barely returned from Tibet when Tibet Military District Commander Wang Kai was removed from Baidu’s search entries—basically confirming earlier online rumours that he had run into trouble. This fits the CCP’s usual anti-corruption pattern and logic.
Suddenly Removed from Official Media: Did Li Ganjie Encounter Trouble Upon His Return from Tibet?
On August 24, the front page of the Chinese Communist Party's "People's Daily" featured an article titled "Central Delegation Leaves Tibet and Returns to Beijing."
Who Is the Commander-in-Chief of Beijing’s Military Parade? Behind the Scenes Lies a Web of Calculations
The upcoming September 3rd military parade in Beijing, criticized by netizens as a “waste of money and manpower,” remains shrouded in mystery over who the parade commander-in-chief will be.
What Does the CCP’s “Victory in the War of Resistance” Deceptive Military Parade Reveal?
The CCP squanders the people’s hard-earned resources to stage events like the so-called “September 3rd Military Parade, the 80th Anniversary of Victory in the War of Resistance Against Japan.” What is its real purpose?
Shandong Residents’ Tap Water Black as Ink with Foul Stench — Comparable to Hangzhou’s “Sewage Water”
On the night of August 23 to 24, residents in Taocun Town, Qixia City, Yantai, Shandong Province, found black, foul-smelling water flowing from their taps—dark as ink. According to an announcement from the local water company, the problem was caused by a burst water pipe that made the supply turbid.
The Global Search for 'Yang Lanlan' Has Uncovered a Chilling Truth
23-year-old Chinese-Australian woman Yang Lanlan has recently captured the attention of international public opinion. Beyond her youth and substantial wealth, her enigmatic identity has led netizens to investigate her background more thoroughly. While Australian media assert that 'there is no such person,' netizens have found that China is home to more than just one 'Yang Lanlan'; the hidden 'Lanlans' are even more alarming.