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So, The New York Times, you want to speak for the CCP, help the CCP cover up the origin of the COVID virus, yet you use such a "CCP" tactic, turning the "story" into a "family tragedy" to "inadvertently" ruin Dr. Li-Meng Yan's "persona," thereby making everyone believe that the CCP didn't create the virus—isn't that exactly it?
This English transcript with speakers is compiled based on the Chinese verbatim court record of the trial of General Xu Qinxian for “the crime of disobeying a martial law order.” The video indicates that the trial took place on March 17, 1990.
How much longer can China's economy hold? For years, this question has haunted observers. The economic indicators released for October offer a deeply unsettling answer: the structural fracture of China's economy appears to have already begun.
Xi Jinping's health, a mysterious Chinese woman who fled Australia, and abundant money and power fuel rumors and theories where it's hard to sift out the truth.
The shameless “deep-sea fishing” tactics of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) police seem to have expanded to target ordinary Chinese citizens with bank deposits.
“The problem lies in the economy, but the root is in politics.” If a solution must be proposed, it would likely be what the vast majority of Chinese people, market entities, and even most within the system expect…
Pakistan’s defeat in the May 2025 conflict with India was a stark demonstration of military asymmetry and strategic miscalculation.
The United States-China trade war, destined to reshape the dynamics between the two nations and the global order, has erupted prematurely due to mutual miscalculations. This conflict, potentially escalating into an all-out confrontation, could lead to dire economic consequences.
Facing the ever-increasing pressure of the tariff war, Xi and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) seems to have only one solution: shift the blame to the United States. At the same time, it demands that officials and citizens sacrifice themselves and actively prepare for war.
Although the political environment has changed dramatically since Mao’s time, the “Three Magic Weapons” remain central to how the CCP understands power, legitimacy, and survival. In the 21st century, these tools have been modernized — but not abandoned.
What are the prospects of this war? Will China face a situation like North Korea, where large numbers of people starve to death?
Jennifer Zeng joins Sonny to tell us her ordeal living under CCP rule in China and her consequences of being a practitioner of Falun Gong, her imprisonment and her escape from communism.
"This morning, it felt like the sky had fallen!" This is how many Chinese small and medium-sized business owners lamented after US President Donald Trump announced the "Liberation Day" tariffs. What do Trump's latest tariff policies truly mean for China's economy and the Chinese Communist regime?
On March 28, after the collapse of the Thai Government Audit Bureau building jointly constructed by China Railway No. 10 Engineering Group, the company quickly deleted its article titled "The Main Structure of the Newly Constructed Office Building of the Thai Government Audit Bureau Successfully Topped Out," which was published on its official WeChat platform on April 2, 2024.
Though the CCP has prepared for the worst, a war in the Taiwan Strait as a desperate last stand, how will it respond to Trump's efforts in Europe, Russia, Iran?
In this era of information manipulation and rampant fake news, supporting Jennifer Zeng means supporting true press freedom!
I believe that the ultimate aim of communism is to annihilate humanity. Beyond this, it has no unchangeable principles, which is why it sometimes exhibits great flexibility and deceitfulness—especially in the case of the CCP regime. Therefore, recognizing this is extremely important because if we cannot defeat communism, it will destroy us. It is a matter of such gravity and seriousness.
So, what will be the CCP's bottom-line strategy for dealing with Trump 2.0? And what will be the possible changes in United States-China relations over the next four years?
When I was still in graduate school at age 22, my then-boyfriend's workplace was going to assign apartments to employees. That's how things worked in China back then. You received a very low salary, but the government provided free housing.
Much like a frog slowly boiling, China's current system is nearing its breaking point. Will Xi's rule and the Communist Party's vast machinery survive 2025?
