Famous person who passionately loved CCP died after worshiping Mao Zedong's statue Mao Chenggong, 43, is a well-known individual in the Chinese online community who professes patriotism. According to Vision Times, on the morning of July 14, Mao Chenggong went to Shaoshan,

China will have just over 600 million people by the end of the century: UN report In the 1970s, the Chinese government implemented a one-child policy to control population growth, leading to a recent irreversible decline in China's population. According to a recent United

A 96-year-old Chinese woman was sentenced to prison for her belief A 96-year-old Chinese woman was sentenced to prison for her belief

Analysts: Trump’s VP pick signals tough China policy Former U.S. President Donald Trump selected populist Senator JD Vance as his vice-presidential candidate for the upcoming election. JD Vance, immediately after being chosen by Trump, labeled the Chinese Communist Party

"The whole village disappeared" - Sichuan flood official claims 30 people missing, is this a cover-up? Xinhua News Agency reported that heavy rains caused the Malie River in Xinhua Village, Malie Township, Hanyuan County, to flood at 2:30 a.m. on July 20. This washed away many

Taiwan holds annual war games simulating response to Chinese invasion On July 22, Taiwan's military conducted military exercises to prevent enemy landings on the Tamsui River, a strategic waterway for advancing into Taipei.

Shaanxi Floods: Bridges destroyed, 11 dead, over 30 missing, Three Gorges Dam under stress Heavy rains have recently caused widespread flooding across China, with a significant impact reported in Shaanxi Province. Continuous heavy rainfall has affected nearly 170,000 people, and

Taiwan's Han Kuang exercise features first overseas material transfer drill On July 22, Taiwan began its five-day Han Kuang military exercise, which emphasized "no script, actual combat" and introduced an "overseas material transfer" drill for the first time. The exercise will

Some areas in China enter 'wartime state' amid economic challenges In Linyi City, Shandong Province, rental notices for street shops now include the words "Comprehensive Administrative Law Enforcement Bureau," indicating a need to register with urban management. An electronic

The New York Times uncovers Xiao Jianhua and Jack Ma's hidden network On Monday, July 22, the New York Times published two reports revealing the secret business relationship between jailed Chinese businessman Xiao Jianhua and tech mogul Jack Ma. The reports indicate that Xiao

China-Belarus military exercises near NATO border raise concerns The day before the NATO summit, Chinese and Belarusian armies began an 11-day joint operation in Brest, Belarus, named "Eagle Assault 2024," close to the borders of Poland and Ukraine.

US to deploy F-35s in Japan to counter China’s growing air force In early July, the U.S. announced the deployment of F-35A and F-35B fighters at Misawa Air Base and Iwakuni Marine Corps Air Base. Mid-July saw the deployment of an F-35C flight group to the 5th Aircraft Carrier

US warns: China's surveillance technology enhancing global manipulation During a U.S. congressional hearing on July 23, experts cautioned that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is strengthening domestic surveillance through the "Great Firewall" and spreading authoritarian

China sent troops to Belarus for the first time for exercises On July 22, the Chinese regime sent troops to Belarus for the first time to participate in military exercises. The army of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) took part in an exercise called "Eagle Assault," which

Why did Xi Jinping reject large-scale economic stimulus? On July 23, Bloomberg reported that China's top leader, Xi Jinping, rejected the large-scale stimulus package proposed by analysts, preferring to avoid the past boom and bust cycles.

US concerns about Beijing and Moscow's cooperation in the Arctic The Pentagon's report on July 22 noted that Russia has recently increased its military presence in the Arctic. This includes the reopening and modernization of several abandoned bases and airfields since the end of

CCP may impose new taxes to address local financial struggles China's Communist Party (CCP) is considering combining several current taxes into a new local surtax to address financial challenges at the regional level. The suggested merger would involve consolidating the urban

Expert refutes CCP's mouthpiece report only 30 missing people in massive flood in Sichuan A Chinese media expert has expressed doubts about a report by the leading mouthpiece of The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) about the number of deaths after a massive flood in a county in

Some US states are trying to reduce their investments in Chinese companies Missouri has divested its main retirement system from Chinese companies, while Indiana and Florida have followed suit. Illinois and Oklahoma have also introduced legislation to limit investments in China.

Shenyang experiences heaviest rainfall in 73 years, 200,000 people in Gansu suffered disaster After Typhoon Gemi made landfall in Fujian on the evening of July 25, it caused severe rainstorms in Liaoning and other regions. On July 26, Shenyang experienced its heaviest rainfall