Vision Times Staff
China’s Police Chief Wang Xiaohong Rumored to Have Cancer as Xi Jinping’s Inner Circle Faces Pressure
Wang Xiaohong, the minister who runs China's police and domestic security forces and serves as one of Xi Jinping's most trusted enforcers, may be seriously ill, according to rumors that swept Chinese-language social media in...
Japan-Based Chinese YouTuber Wang Zhian Faces Loss of Channel and X Account in Defamation Suit
Wang Zhian, a Chinese media commentator based in Japan who runs a popular YouTube channel and X (formerly Twitter) account, may lose both platforms as a result of a defamation lawsuit filed against him by...
Did Xi Jinping Move Early Against Zhang Youxia? Military Reshuffles Preceded January Announcement
Beijing garrison vacancy and replacement On Feb. 4, 2026, Caixin, citing the Beijing Daily, reported that Major General Chen Yuan attended a Jan. 14 meeting of the Beijing Garrison Party Committee in his capacity as...
Chongqing Newlyweds Travel to Ukraine for Honeymoon, Deliver Aid to Refugees Amid War
A honeymoon planned at the wedding Recently, a newly married couple from Chongqing, China, unexpectedly chose to travel to war-torn Ukraine for their honeymoon. During the trip, they delivered daily necessities to children and the...
Mao Zedong Secretly Recorded? Soapbox and Button Bugging Allegations and the Cultural Revolution Power Struggle
To grasp Mao Zedong’s words and actions, the General Office of the CCP Central Committee tampered with Mao’s daily necessities. The official explanation was “to preserve historical materials.” According to rumors, specially made miniature recording...
Obama Says ‘Aliens Are Real’ But Denies Area 51 Conspiracy
Recently, NDTV reported that former U.S. President Barack Obama discussed the topic of extraterrestrial life during a podcast interview, stating that “aliens are real,” while simultaneously dismissing conspiracy theories claiming that aliens are secretly held...
Sanae Takaichi Hospitalized After Historic Election Victory, Sparks Nationwide Concern
In early 2026, Japan’s political scene witnessed a strong surge known as the “Takaichi whirlwind.” On Feb. 8, Sanae Takaichi led the Liberal Democratic Party to a historic victory in the House of Representatives election....
Trump Spent Two Decades Exposing Epstein Crimes, Columnist Says
By Gao Yun Fox News columnist David Marcus recently wrote that U.S. President Donald Trump has spent nearly two decades attempting to expose Jeffrey Epstein’s criminal activities. His efforts date back to 2006, when Trump...
Estonia Vows to Strike Deep Into Russia if Invaded
As the outlook of the Russia-Ukraine war remains uncertain, security concerns in the Baltic region continue to rise. The Telegraph reported on Monday, Feb. 16 that Estonia’s foreign minister warned that if Russia dares to...
Shanghai Sinkhole Exposes Cracks in China’s Infrastructure Model
Glorious on the outside, fragile within For years, China’s global calling card has been infrastructure. Skyscrapers pierce the skyline, cross-sea bridges span vast waters, and high-speed rail lines race across the country at what is...
Why the Forbidden City Roofs Have No Bird Droppings: 5 Secrets of Beijing’s Palace Museum
The ingenuity of ancient builders continues to attract admiration. In an era with limited technology, earlier generations were often able to achieve results that still surprise modern observers. The Forbidden City in Beijing, constructed during...
Toronto Falun Gong Rally Urges Canada to Press China on Detained Relatives Before Chinese New Year
Rally outside Chinese consulate in Toronto With only days remaining before Chinese New Year’s Eve, traditionally a time for family reunions, dozens of practitioners gathered in the winter cold, holding banners and standing in silent...