Chen Jing
More Than a Million Businesses Went Dark in Northeast China for 67 Days
Storefronts across much of China's northeastern Heilongjiang province went dark this spring by the owners' own choice, in a wave of closures that lasted 67 days. Merchants in dozens of counties and cities shut their...
Guanfu Museum in Hot Water After Online Claims Link Statue to Unsolved Theft
A Song Dynasty bronze Buddhist statue displayed for nearly two decades at Beijing's Guanfu Museum has become the center of online chatter after netizens claimed it "closely resembles" a cultural relic stolen from the Temple...
Former Tsinghua Professor Zheng Yuhuang Questioned by Police, Erased From Chinese Social Media After Economic Remarks
On June 28, 2026, former Tsinghua University professor Zheng Yuhuang was teaching a paid business seminar in Beijing when an attendee reported the session to police. Officers entered the lecture, took Zheng aside for questioning,...
KMT Chair Cheng Li-wen’s Washington Visit Collapses After White House Meeting Canceled
In June, with just five months remaining before Taiwan's local elections, Kuomintang (KMT) Chair Cheng Li-wen embarked on what was expected to be a carefully orchestrated visit to the United States. The trip is believed...
Two Japanese Activists Describe a Change of Heart After Seeing Shen Yun
During Shen Yun Performing Arts' 2026 tour of Japan, audiences in cities including Kyoto, Nishinomiya, and Tokyo filled theaters to experience the acclaimed performance that celebrates 5,000 years of traditional Chinese culture through classical dance...
What Does ‘Duanwu’ Mean? The Ancient Traditions Behind the Dragon Boat Festival
China has three major traditional festivals. Do you know which three they are? They are the Duanwu Festival (Dragon Boat Festival), Chinese New Year, and the Mid-Autumn Festival. Let's talk about the Duanwu Festival. You...
As Sino-US Competition Heats Up, South Korea Finds Itself at a Crossroads
Political analysis As South Korean President Lee Jae-myung settles into office following the high-profile impeachment and removal of former President Yoon Suk Yeol, one defining feature of his administration's foreign policy has been an effort...
From the Hoover Institution to Cutting-Edge Laboratories: The CCP’s Strategic Positioning at Stanford
Shocking exposé: has the ‘gatekeeper’ let in the wolf? Recently, a major revelation published by The Stanford Review, an independent campus media outlet at Stanford University, has sent shockwaves through the U.S. Congress, geopolitical circles,...
Xi Jinping Has Purged All Five Lieutenants of His Former Ally Wang Qishan
A brief Party announcement opens the final phase of the purge On June 2, 2026, the Party's Central Commission for Discipline Inspection published a brief notice on its website stating that Li Xiaohong, the former...
Two Survivor Acts Prove Tiananmen Was Peaceful — CCP Lied About ‘Armed Riot’
On the 37th anniversary of the June Fourth massacre, Beijing continues to insist that army units fired no shots in Tiananmen Square and that no one died there, while simultaneously claiming that troops were suppressing...
US Introduces New Medicaid Work Requirement Rule
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), through its Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), announced on June 1 a new rule for Medicaid eligibility. The rule requires certain adult applicants and...
Xi Jinping’s Expansionism Has Unified the Democratic World Against Beijing
For years, Beijing's strategy rested on a single assumption: that democratic governments were too fractured, too economically dependent on Chinese trade, and too risk-averse to organize a coherent response to CCP expansionism. May 2026 proved...