Racer Luke Hartog daringly rescues Ollie Millroy from the burning car
After the accident, Phantom Global Racing driver Luke Hartog stopped the car and got out, rescuing Ollie Millroy who was trapped in the burning race car.
After the accident, Phantom Global Racing driver Luke Hartog stopped the car and got out, rescuing Ollie Millroy who was trapped in the burning race car.
After the accident escalated, several teams and drivers announced they will no longer participate in GT China events until the related safety issues are addressed, with some teams stating they will permanently withdraw from Chinese collective competitions.
Reuters reported that Xi Jinping plans to lead a large delegation to India in mid-September to attend the BRICS summit.
US Treasury Secretary Bessent said he and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng agreed to extend the trade war truce, originally set to expire on November 10, by two months to January 10, 2027.
A Human Rights Watch report says the Chinese Communist Party collects biometric features such as faces, irises, and DNA through cameras, checkpoints, and facial recognition technology, and merges them with ID card data for screening and detention.
Hua Liebing has been appointed head of the discipline inspection and supervision group dispatched by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the National Supervisory Commission to the Central Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office, having previously served as director of the Economic Crime Investigation Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security.
Nepal's immigration department found in electronic records that on the day of the flood, 89 people departed for Tibet and 4 were registered as entering Nepal; the last transaction occurred at 8:35:03.
The Chinese Embassy in Russia issued a reminder stating that the temporary education residence permits obtained by Chinese students studying in Russia are unrelated to military service and conscription regulations, and that anyone who receives contacts related to conscription should promptly get in touch with their school and the embassy or consulate.
Volkswagen China announced that it had immediately launched a special investigation, and stated that the principle of respecting workers' lawful rights and interests equally applies to the supply chain system.
The Communications and Technology Subcommittee of the US House Energy and Commerce Committee has passed the Guard Act, requiring a review of robots manufactured by foreign adversaries such as China and banning the import of products deemed to pose a national security threat.
During Xi Jinping's visit to the US, protesters gathered outside the Waldorf Astoria hotel where he was staying, chanting "Down with the Chinese Communist Party, down with Xi Jinping."
After Xi Jinping arrived at Andrews Air Force Base, two B-1 bombers flew at low altitude over the base; during the White House event, one B-2 bomber and four F-22s flew over the area.
During Xi Jinping's visit to the US, US Senator Kennedy stated before media cameras that Xi Jinping is one of the biggest liars he has ever met, and expressed disbelief that Trump would fall for his scams.
According to the arrangement by the State Council of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), the 2026 Mid-Autumn Festival will be a 3-day holiday from September 25 to 27, and the National Day golden week will be a 7-day holiday from October 1 to 7, with makeup workdays on September 20 and October 10.
President Trump signs an agreement at the United Nations regarding military protection rights for Greenland, granting the United States permanent military protection rights.
During the UN General Assembly in New York, US Secretary of State Rubio met with the foreign ministers of Japan and South Korea and issued a joint statement, reaffirming peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait and opposition to unilateral changes to the status quo.
Following a closed-door meeting between China and the U.S., the Chinese Foreign Ministry released a summary stating that Xi Jinping hopes the U.S. side will adhere to the correct position of opposing Taiwan independence and handle the Taiwan issue with caution.
During Xi Jinping's state visit to the US, his daughter Xi Mingze accompanied him and attended the White House state dinner, sitting at the main table, which sparked speculation about her status as a potential successor.
During his attendance at the BRICS summit in India, Xi Jinping was absent from the banquet. He left India in a hurry the following noon, showing sluggish movements and a non-responsive left hand while boarding the plane. Rumors circulated after his return to Beijing that he had to be carried off the aircraft.
On the eve of Xi Jinping's visit to the United States, officials announced that Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli had been handed over to a military court and expelled from the Party and the military.
The official unemployment rate for the 16-24 age group, excluding students, reached 18.9% in August, indicating severe pressure on the job market.
Xinhua News Agency released the eight-point consensus reached between China and the United States during the visit to the United States, covering the Iranian nuclear issue, charges on international waterways, tariffs, procurement, cooperation on drug enforcement, and giant panda loans, among other matters.
The G20 finance ministers' meeting adopted a joint communiqué. China objected to points 4, 10, 11 and 13 of the communiqué, while the other participating members adopted it.
A man from Xiushui, Jiangxi, born in 1987, unmarried and childless, with debts of over 1.5 million yuan, surviving on just one meal a day, highlighting the individual survival crisis under economic hardship.
Many middle-aged people who were laid off have been unable to find work for a long time, still carry millions of yuan in mortgage and car loans, live under heavy pressure, and face a severe survival crisis.
As the lives of ordinary people grow ever harder, the Chinese Communist Party authorities seem to turn a blind eye to their suffering, continuing to tout a bright outlook for China’s economy and calling on all sectors of society to revel in economic prosperity.
The United States and China released reciprocal tariff-reduction lists worth up to $60 billion and extended the trade truce to January next year.
China's National Bureau of Statistics released fixed-asset investment data for January to August. Investment nationwide fell 7.2% year-on-year, while in the Northeast region fixed-asset investment dropped 25.5%, with Liaoning down nearly 30% in the first half of the year.
The U.S. Senate recently unanimously passed the Falun Gong and Victims of Forced Organ Harvesting Protection Act, introduced by Senators Cruz and Jeff Merkley, marking the formal U.S. recognition of the CCP's crimes of forced organ harvesting.
US Ambassador to China David Perdue has posted repeatedly on social media, accusing China of weaponizing rare earths and other critical materials and holding the whole world hostage, stressing that he will never accept living in a business world where one must bow and scrape to China.
At international negotiations on lethal autonomous weapons held in Geneva, Switzerland, the US and Russian delegations, in a rare move, joined forces in the final stage of closed-door consultations, jointly deleting multiple safeguard clauses — including the requirement for human review of targets before an attack is launched — causing the international bill to be stillborn.
The Russian Ministry of Defense confirmed that a Tu-95 strategic bomber crashed during a training mission in the Amur region, killing 6 of the 7 people on board and seriously injuring 1; the Russian Aerospace Forces have dispatched a commission to investigate.
US President Trump announced that the final batch of US troops is withdrawing from Iraq, marking the official end of the counterterrorism military operation that began 12 years ago, and that the US and Iraq will shift to a bilateral defense relationship.
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi spoke at the UN General Assembly, calling for the removal of UN Charter clauses targeting WWII enemy states, which was firmly opposed by Chinese representative Sun Lei, who accused Japan of the resurgence of militarism.
A terrorist attack attempt at the Fairford air base in Britain was foiled, a suspect vehicle was found, British police conducted the investigation in close cooperation with the United States, and the British Prime Minister confirmed that Iran played a role in it.
A flight from Dubai to Israel was hijacked mid-air by a knife-wielding co-pilot. As the captain was seriously injured, he pressed the cabin door release, and passengers together with reserve crew members subdued the attacker. The plane eventually landed safely at a Saudi airport.
After a foiled aircraft hijacking attempt, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu met with heroic passengers aboard the flight and delivered remarks, then departed for the United States for emergency security talks with Trump.
Chinese Communist Party-affiliated individuals funded and directed personnel in Taiwan to stalk Huang Yihao, install GPS tracking, and arrange a staged car crash, causing Huang Yihao minor injuries.
Since September, Zhuhai Huafa has been seeking to negotiate with at least three Chinese banks, attempting to extend the maturity and lower the interest rates for all its deposits, but was rejected by the banks, which was followed by the default of its trust products.
Rising inflation forced the Federal Reserve to begin raising interest rates to 3.75%-4% in September, with the 10-year Treasury yield breaking through 5.3%, hitting a new high since 2002.
The video reflects a phenomenon in some Chinese schools where students are forced to order milk and cafeteria meals. If they do not order, students may be forced to stand as punishment or be banned from eating in the classroom, even if they bring their own food, which must then be eaten off-campus. This move is pointed out as a way for schools to covertly increase the financial burden on parents.
A man was discovered stealing a McDonald’s cake by a staff member, who reported it to the police. The man admitted the theft and said he was willing to compensate, but claimed he had no money and needed a friend to transfer funds. In the end, he agreed to pay 180 yuan. The incident sparked discussion about poverty, birth rates, and the living conditions of the lower social strata.
Xi Jinping traveled to India to attend the BRICS summit, but along the route to his hotel and his motorcade, he encountered numerous slogans and chants from Indian anti‑Communist and anti‑Xi individuals, being described as a “street rat.”
The prime ministers of Russia and North Korea attended the opening ceremony of the Tumannaya River cross-border highway bridge via video link. The bridge, five kilometres long, is a cross-border infrastructure project of the two countries. The Chinese side was not invited to the ceremony, and the bridge's physical height and design have sparked external discussion about its potential to restrict China's Tumon River sea-access channel and its military potential.
At the opening of the BRICS summit in India, the Indian Prime Minister asked Xi Jinping, “Is it okay?” and Xi Jinping left early, prompting speculation about his poor health and sluggish actions.
In September 2026, according to a blogger's friend, a credit business in a Pudong, Shanghai bank is seeing a continuous rise in bad loan rates due to unstable customer income and deteriorating business operations. Extremely strict approval standards have led to almost zero performance, leaving loan officers with only the minimum basic wage and facing the dilemma of forced resignation.
Following the BRICS summit, Xinhua News Agency published a defining article titled "Always Be a Pioneer of the Era, Gather the Power of Unity." The article departs from the previous practice of portraying Xi Jinping as an "absolute" imperial-style figure behind the scenes, and for the first time uses the term "always be a pioneer of the era" extensively, attempting to provide political packaging and rationalization for the reality of his recent frequent visits and the collapse of his public persona.
On the eve of Xi Jinping's planned visit to Washington for a meeting with U.S. President Trump, several religious groups in Washington held an event at the Museum of the Bible, calling on Trump to demand that the Chinese government release individuals imprisoned for their faith and freedom of speech during the meeting, and to include religious freedom and human rights issues on the diplomatic agenda.
The former head of the Qinghai Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism was dismissed from his post due to the death of a person during a drinking session at a Party school. After being stripped of his rank, he failed to secure a grassroots position within the system, leaving him facing the dilemma of choosing between driving a ride-hailing car and delivering food.
After the "Trump‑Xi meeting", President Trump will jointly visit the US National Archives with Xi Jinping, touring important historical artifacts related to the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States, as well as materials concerning US‑China relations.