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A chronological, causal record of the resistance, major political crises, and contemporary truth.

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2026

Sept 10 AP reports China's auto exports in the first 8 months of 2026 surpass full-year 2025, electric…

On September 10, 2026, the AP reported that China's total auto exports in the first eight months of 2026 have already exceeded the total exports for the whole of 2025, with electric vehicle exports rising sharply. Morgan Stanley analysts noted in a latest research report that weak domestic demand is prompting automakers to shift capacity overseas and gradually move from exporting complete vehicles to local assembly, to avoid trade barriers and reduce logistics costs.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance III
12.31
2025

Hainan Provincial Government Rules Public Security Bureau's Refusal of Information Disclosure is Illegal

The Hainan Provincial Government issued an administrative reconsideration decision, ruling that the Hainan Provincial Public Security Bureau's refusal to disclose the allocation details of the 517 million auction funds to Tan Dekui was illegal, but made no compensation ruling.

Hainan 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
12.23
2025

Kuaishou Suspected of Hacker Attack, Flooded with Pornographic Live Streams

In the early morning of December 22nd, the Kuaishou platform was suspected of being attacked by hackers, with a large number of pornographic live stream content appearing on the platform. Even its official live stream accounts were altered into pornographic live stream rooms, attracting widespread attention from netizens.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance III
12.22
2025

Former Nanjing Museum Curator Real-Name Reports Former Director Xu Huping for Smuggling Cultural Relics

On December 21, Guo Dianli, a former curator at the Nanjing Museum, filed a real-name report against former director Xu Huping, accusing him of massively and illegally embezzling and smuggling cultural relics relocated from the Palace Museum during his tenure, and selling them to overseas businessmen and domestic artifact dealers for huge profits.

Nanjing 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance III
12.22
2025

Delivery Drivers Clash at Changsha Helong Puli Community Over E-Bike Ban

Changsha Helong Puli Community banned delivery drivers from entering with e-bikes, sparking strong dissatisfaction, delivery boycotts, and fierce conflicts.

Changsha, Hunan 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance III
12.01
2025

Politburo Holds Democratic Life Meeting, Xi Jinping Faces Severe Criticism

Entrusted by Hu Jintao, Wen Jiabao and Wang Yang summoned 22 Politburo members for talks. At the democratic life meeting, Xi Jinping faced 11 rounds of stern criticism, with multiple members directly pressuring him on the spot to resign and take responsibility.

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance V
12.01
2025

Rumor: Former Air Force Commander Chang Dingqiu Dies of Sudden Heart Attack While Detained

Former Air Force Commander Chang Dingqiu reportedly died of a sudden heart attack while undergoing detention and interrogation by the military discipline inspection commission, with no official announcement made.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance IV
11.28
2025

Official Nantong Culture and Tourism Account Comment Sparks Online Controversy

On November 28, the official Douyin account of Nantong Culture and Tourism commented "Which young master got high?" under a Douyin video about the sealing of drug-use records. This remark attracted nationwide attention and heated discussion, causing the official account's follower count to surge rapidly from 355,000 to 2,545,000 in a short period.

Nantong 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance II
11.28
2025

Ma Xingrui Placed Under Isolated Investigation at Beijing Politburo Meeting

At the Beijing Politburo meeting the day after the Hongfuyuan fire, CCDI Secretary Li Xi presented irrefutable evidence of Ma Xingrui's corruption, and he was placed under isolated investigation on the spot.

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance V
11.21
2025

Düsseldorf medical exhibition Chinese boxed meal causes about 200 Chinese exhibitors to be poisoned and hospitalized

On November 21, 2025, during the Germany Düsseldorf International Medical Device Exhibition, about 200 exhibitors from China purchased a 20‑euro boxed meal from a local Chinese restaurant at the venue and subsequently suffered collective vomiting, diarrhea and other symptoms, with some using the restroom more than 40 times in one night and showing blood streaks. The affected individuals were rushed to hospitals for treatment, with some in critical condition. Local medical institutions have intervened, and the exhibition organizers have launched an investigation into the catering provider.

Düsseldorf, Germany 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance III
11.12
2025

JD Delivery's Promotional Event Sparks Discontent Among Couriers and Merchants

On Nov 9, a delivery courier publicly called out Liu Qiangdong, criticizing JD Delivery's "0.01-yuan treat" promotional event. The event forced merchants to bear the costs and drastically lowered courier delivery fees, causing courier earnings per order to drop far below normal levels, which triggered strong backlash from both merchants and couriers.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance II
11.01
2025

Xi Jinping Signs Power-Transfer Document at the Fourth Plenary Session

Under pressure from Zhang Youxia and CCP elders, Xi Jinping officially signed a power-transfer document at the Fourth Plenary Session, agreeing to step down in the Hua Guofeng model, marking the end of the Xi Jinping era.

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance V
11.01
2025

She Zhijiang Extradited from Thailand to China

After undergoing a series of legal procedures in a Thai prison, She Zhijiang was eventually extradited back to China to face charges.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
11月
2025

高市早苗台湾答辩后中国发布赴日旅行提醒,中日关系陷入危机

2025年11月,日本首相高市早苗在国会称台湾有事可能构成日本“存亡危机事态”后,中国发布赴日旅行提醒、暂停日本水产品进口,中日关系急剧恶化。

Japan 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
10.19
2025

US Senator Introduces RES 444 Resolution Targeting Crimes against Humanity by the Chinese Communist Party

Led by Florida Senator Scott, a resolution targeting multiple crimes by the Chinese Communist Party was officially introduced on October 19, 2025, and after several months, it recently passed the Senate unanimously.

Washington, United States 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
10.16
2025

日本大幅提高经营管理签证门槛,资本金要求升至3000万日元

2025年10月16日起,日本出入国在留管理厅把经营管理签证的资本金要求从500万日元提高到3000万日元,并新增日语能力和学历要求,“润日”门槛大幅抬高。

Japan 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
10.09
2025

商务部宣布大幅扩大稀土出口管制

2025年10月9日,中国商务部宣布迄今最严格的稀土出口管制措施,特朗普随即宣布对华再加征100%关税;11月初双方达成休战后,中方暂停该项管制。

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
10.01
2025

Xi Jinping Allegedly Withdraws from CCP Central Committee Decision-Making and Coordination Bodies

According to reports from outside the Great Firewall, after the Fourth Plenary Session in October 2025, Xi Jinping withdrew from relevant decision-making and coordination bodies.

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance V
10.01
2025

Chinese Academy of Engineering Academician Zhang Yaoxue Expelled from the Party and Public Office and Stripped of Academician Title

The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection has issued a dual expulsion order against Zhang Yaoxue, who served at Tsinghua University for a long time. The Chinese Academy of Engineering subsequently revoked his academician title.

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
10.01
2025

McKinsey Releases Employment Report Stating AI Will Automate 57% of Working Hours

McKinsey released an employment report pointing out that, theoretically, current AI technology can automate nearly 57% of working hours, with rule-standardized jobs such as accounting, data entry, and basic coding bearing the brunt.

United States 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance III
10.01
2025

Pastor Jin of Xi'an Church Arrested by the CCP, Dozens Arrested Together

Pastor Jin Mingri (formerly a U.S. citizen) was arrested by the CCP in China last October (calculated as October 2025 based on the video release date), along with dozens of members of the Xi'an church. Pastor Jin had lived in the U.S. and later became a U.S. citizen, but chose to return to China to shepherd the church.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance III
10.01
2025

Guo Xudong, former deputy director of the CSRC's Department of Issuance Supervision, turns himself in

In October 2025, Guo Xudong, the retired former deputy director of the China Securities Regulatory Commission's (CSRC) Department of Issuance Supervision, turned himself in.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance III
10.01
2025

Zhang Liqi attended the National Taiwan Union's 80th anniversary event of Taiwan's Restoration

Zhang Liqi attended the National Taiwan Union's 80th anniversary event of Taiwan's Restoration.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance II
09.30
2025

CCP Central Committee Announces Liu Jianchao No Longer Serves as Minister of the International Department

On September 30, 2025, the CCP Central Committee announced a personnel adjustment: Liu Jianchao no longer serves as Minister of the International Department of the CCP Central Committee, and is succeeded by Liu Haixing.

Beijing, China 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
09.11
2025

Shandong Heze singer Guo Youcai returns to the train station to sell barbecue after losing all his savings and falling into debt

Guo Youcai originally sold barbecue in Heze, Shandong, before becoming famous through live-streaming songs. Driven by capital, he started a company and invited Angie Chiu to support him. By September 11, 2025, less than two years later, he was reported to have lost all his savings and incurred debts, returning to the old platform of the South Station of Heze Railway Station in Shandong Province to continue selling barbecue. Unlike his previous efforts to increase income, his purpose for returning to the barbecue business has shifted to paying off his debts as quickly as possible.

Heze, Shandong 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance II
09.01
2025

Former Pro-Democracy Activist Tang Yuanjun Pleads Guilty to Acting as an Unregistered Agent for China

Tang Yuanjun, a naturalized U.S. citizen and New York resident, has admitted to conspiring to act as an unregistered agent of the Chinese government within the United States, reporting information on overseas pro-democracy activists to the state security (MSS).

New York, United States 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
09.01
2025

Fang Xinghai's former boss Yi Huiman investigated

Yi Huiman, the former boss of Fang Xinghai, has been investigated. The official notice mentions that he sought benefits for others in areas such as corporate listing, financing, and loans.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
09.01
2025

Zelenskyy Warns Russian Leadership About Bunkers

During the UN General Assembly in September 2025, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy warned the Russian leadership that Ukraine knows the locations of their bunkers.

United States 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
09.01
2025

Zhang Liqi Attends Beijing's 93rd Parade

Zhang Liqi attended the 93rd parade in Beijing.

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance II
08.01
2025

Liu Jianchao, Minister of the International Department of the CCP Central Committee, taken away for investigation

Liu Jianchao, Minister of the International Department of the CCP Central Committee, has been taken away to assist in an investigation. He is considered the person within the Party who best understands the layout of the overseas assets of the power elite.

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance IV
08.01
2025

Remote Projection Incident Occurs in Chongqing

In Chongqing, a party used a remote-controlled device to project anti-Communist slogans in a hotel for fifty minutes on a timer.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
07.26
2025

Rolls-Royce crashes into Mercedes in Sydney; source of wealth of Chinese woman involved remains unclear

In Sydney, a 23-year-old Chinese woman named Yang Lanlan crashed her Rolls-Royce into a Mercedes driver. The source of her immense wealth and her family background are unknown, and she is seen as a living specimen of the descendants of the powerful and wealthy living overseas.

Sydney 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance III
07.17
2025

Ban Yue Tan Magazine Exposes the “Pre-announcing Officials’ Downfall” Black-Gray Industry Chain

The Xinhua News Agency's Ban Yue Tan magazine published an investigative report, exposing that public officials within the CCP system use their positions to obtain internal secrets in advance about officials being promoted or being arrested by the disciplinary committee, and then post them online in the form of “official resumes” or homophonic coded short videos, charging fees.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance IV
07.06
2025

A WeChat public account published the resume of Zhou Xianwang, Vice Chairman of the Hubei Provincial Political Consultative Conference, and two days later the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection officially announced his downfall.

A WeChat public account published a detailed resume of Zhou Xianwang, Vice Chairman of the Hubei Provincial Political Consultative Conference, on July 6, 2025. Two days later, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection officially announced Zhou Xianwang's downfall. This precise "timing" prediction is pointed to as being behind a lucrative business.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance III
07.03
2025

Wang Yi Says in Germany That It Is Better to Talk Than to Fight

During his visit to Germany, Wang Yi publicly stated that it is always better to talk than to fight.

Germany 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
07.01
2025

Ma Xingrui Stripped of Xinjiang Party Secretary Post

On July 1st, Peng Liyuan's loyalist Ma Xingrui was stripped of his position as Xinjiang Party Secretary.

Xinjiang 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance IV
07.01
2025

Ma Xingrui and His Secretary Allegedly Out of Contact

The video mentions that in July of last year (estimated as July 2025), Ma Xingrui and his secretary lost contact, and the author immediately published the relevant information across the entire internet.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance III
07.01
2025

US Transportation Security Administration Lifts General Shoe Removal Requirement at Airport Security Checkpoints Nationwide

In July 2025, the US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) lifted the general requirement for shoe removal at airport security checkpoints nationwide. However, some airports continue to enforce this rule, and restrictions on liquids in carry-on baggage remain in place.

United States 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance II
07.01
2025

21 refrigerated trucks start departing from Guangxi, Guangdong, Hunan, Chongqing and other places, with the destination being southern cities

21 refrigerated trucks, from July 2025 to January 2026, set out from Guangxi, Guangdong, Hunan, Chongqing and other regions, originally destined for southern cities.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance II
07.01
2025

海外流传胡锦涛病危传闻

2025年7月,海外曾流传胡锦涛病危的传闻,称其儿媳妇孙子从上海赶到北京301医院守候,胡海峰下班后也到医院。

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance II
07.01
2025

Police Decide Not to File Charges in Case of Former Chongqing University of Technology Teacher Li Alleged Sexual Assault

Li, a former master's supervisor at Chongqing University of Technology, was accused of sexually assaulting public welfare advocate Liao in June 2025. After an investigation, the Wansheng Economic and Technological Development Zone Public Security Bureau concluded there was no criminal fact and decided not to file a case. The procuratorate also did not support the application for case-filing supervision.

Chongqing 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance III
06.30
2025

CCP Elders Establish Decision-Making and Deliberation Coordination Agency

Ahead of July 1st, CCP elders established a Central Committee decision-making and deliberation coordination agency, hollowing out the Politburo Standing Committee into a mere executive body.

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance V
06.30
2025

The Politburo reviews the Regulations on the Work of Decision-making and Consultative Bodies of the CCP Central Committee

The Politburo held a meeting to review the "Regulations on the Work of Decision-making and Consultative Bodies of the CCP Central Committee," clarifying that these relevant bodies coordinate major issues but do not replace the functions of individual departments.

Beijing 2 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
06.01
2025

Former CMC Vice Chairman Xu Qiliang Commits Suicide to Atone for Sins

Xu Qiliang reportedly committed suicide to atone for his sins after Hu Jintao made a political comeback, due to his alleged involvement in military reforms, the establishment of evaluation committees, and special security task forces.

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance IV
05.17
2025

Female Student at Beijing University of Technology Gengdan Institute Asked to Pull Down Pants to Prove Period When Requesting Sick Leave

On May 15, a female student at Beijing University of Technology Gengdan Institute went to the infirmary for a medical note due to menstrual cramps, but was asked by the on-duty staff to pull down her pants to prove her physical condition. Afterward, the school administration released a statement on Douyin, insisting that the on-duty staff's workflow complied with regulations and accusing the related videos circulating online of being distorted.

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance II
05.12
2025

The State Council Information Office released a white paper on national security

The State Council Information Office released the first national security white paper in the history of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

Beijing, China 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance III
05.01
2025

At the China-US Negotiation Table, the US Side Submits a List of Assets Held by CCP Officials' Families in the West

During the China-US negotiations, the US side submitted a list of approximately $20 trillion in assets held by the families of CCP officials in the West. The list did not include the names of Hu Jintao, Li Keqiang, Hu Chunhua, or Zhang Youxia, while the families of Zeng Qinghong, Jia Qinglin, and Zhang Dejiang accounted for the bulk of the assets.

Switzerland 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance V
05.01
2025

Rubio Announces Full Revocation of Visas for Some Chinese Students

Rubio announced the full revocation of visas for certain Chinese students, expanding the audit scope from military ties to affiliations with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), and banning study in sensitive fields.

United States 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance IV
05.01
2025

Audits Discover Over 260 Major Cases of Discipline and Law Violations Involving 91 Billion RMB

Since May 2025, audits have uncovered over 260 major disciplinary and legal violations, involving more than 1,100 people and approximately 91 billion RMB in funds.

China 1 sources View causal chain →
Reported Importance IV
04.30
2025

The Promotion of the Private Economy Law of the People's Republic of China Passed

China passed and implemented the Private Economy Promotion Law on May 20, the first foundational law in New China specifically regulating the private economy.

Beijing 1 sources View causal chain →
Verified Importance IV
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