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China’s land sales market continued its steep decline in the first quarter of 2026, with private developers almost completely sidelined and state-owned entities dominating purchases.
In a move that strips away any remaining pretense of “opening up,” China’s ruling Communist Party has unleashed its harshest assault on internet freedom in years.
In a stunning development that lays bare the rot at the heart of China’s surveillance empire, more than 300 senior executives, R&D chiefs, and core technical personnel from Hikvision’s headquarters have been rounded up and hauled away for investigation.
Just weeks after Israeli and American precision strikes turned Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei into a martyr on February 28, 2026, India’s capital has delivered a blunt, no-nonsense response to the same lethal threat: Chinese-made surveillance cameras are not security tools; they are enemy eyes.
In a stunning development at the very heart of China’s military power, Xi Jinping has internally designated former CMC Vice Chairman General Zhang Youxia as guilty of high treason, “投敌叛国罪”, for allegedly colluding with the United States and leaking core military secrets that have rendered a Chinese invasion of Taiwan impossible.
The Chinese Communist Party is secretly accelerating the supply of weapons and military materials to Iran through two channels.
A bombshell internal circular leaked to The Epoch Times has blown the lid off the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) staggering corruption machine. According to multiple insiders with direct knowledge of the document, the scale of graft uncovered in 2025 has shattered all previous records, exceeding one trillion RMB (approximately US$140 billion) — and that is only what the regime itself admits.
As Middle East fighting drags into stalemate, the world’s critical oil chokepoint—the Strait of Hormuz—has become a high-risk zone, threatening catastrophic disruption to China’s export lifeline. Exclusive sources inside Beijing’s diplomatic system reveal that the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) grand plan to exploit the crisis for geopolitical gain has collapsed completely.
“Xi Jinping has finally selected his successor — it is his cousin, the new Shenzhen Municipal Party Secretary Jin Lei!”
In Tehran’s grandiose and wildly ambitious military expansion blueprint, Beijing’s role has long ceased to be that of a mere “parts supplier.”
As the Iran conflict rages into its third week, with the Strait of Hormuz effectively blockaded by Iranian threats and attacks on commercial vessels, the fallout is hammering China's already struggling private export sector.
In the most alarming escalation yet of the CCP’s secret war in Iran, up to 300 Chinese military-industrial experts are now feared dead or permanently missing after U.S.-Israeli strikes. The regime had secretly deployed 500 to 600 specialists to assist Tehran with advanced weapons, communications systems, and military manufacturing.
The March 20 price collapse is far more than a commodity headline. It exposes the hollowness of Beijing’s repeated claims of “high-quality development” and controlled 5 percent growth targets.
Although Iran's launch of medium-range ballistic missiles turned into a complete farce, the underlying logic is clear: the core technology of Iran's missiles comes from China, and Beijing has provided Tehran with multiple critical technologies.
Exiled Chinese scholar and dissident Yuan Hongbing, in a March 16, 2026, interview with Vision Times, revealed that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is secretly funneling weapons, ammunition, drone technology, missile components, and Beidou satellite navigation support to Iran through a covert supply route via Pakistan. The goal, he claims, is to transform the ongoing US-Israel-Iran conflict into a prolonged Afghanistan-style quagmire, bleeding American military resources and willpower.
As the Middle East conflict escalates—with threats of a blockade looming over the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global energy chokepoint—China continues to import large volumes of Iranian crude oil via covert channels, bypassing international scrutiny and potential disruptions.
A newly released study has shed rare light on one of the Chinese Communist Party’s most secretive military systems—the management of its nuclear warheads.
As tensions in the Middle East continue to escalate, a senior Chinese official has been quietly moving into the spotlight. According to multiple sources inside China’s political and military-industrial system, Chinese Vice Premier Zhang Guoqing has become the central figure coordinating Beijing’s sensitive dealings with Iran—particularly in the areas of military technology and arms supply.
Alysa Liu's stunning gold medal win in women's figure skating at the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics—her second gold after also claiming the team event—has captivated audiences worldwide, marking the first U.S. women's singles Olympic title in the discipline since 2002. For many in the Chinese-American community, the spotlight has turned to her father, Arthur Liu (刘俊), a single parent who raised five children and unwaveringly supported his daughter's journey from a precocious five-year-old to Olympic champion.
The explosive popularity of the open-source AI agent OpenClaw—nicknamed "养龙虾" (raising lobsters) in China due to its red lobster icon—has prompted swift official action. Chinese authorities, citing severe data security risks, have restricted or banned its use in sensitive sectors including major state-owned banks, government agencies, and even military families.
The escalating conflict in the Middle East, involving the United States and Israel against Iran, has triggered severe disruptions in global energy markets, with profound repercussions for China's import-dependent industries. Iran's threats to target vessels in the Strait of Hormuz—a critical maritime artery for energy transport—have nearly halted operations there, leading to halted oil tanker voyages, heightened supply risks, and volatile prices for crude oil and chemical raw materials. This has imposed a triple burden on China's supply chains: raw material shortages, soaring costs, and logistical blockages.
