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A Calculated Death: How the CCP Used Song Ping’s Final Moment to Close the Succession Era
To understand why Song Ping's death carries political weight beyond the passing of a 109-year-old man...
Yang Dezhong, the ‘Chief Bodyguard of Zhongnanhai,’ and the CCP’s Inner-Court Power Struggles
Inside the compound at Zhongnanhai, the seat of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leadership in Beijing...
The Top ‘Military Tiger’ Who Died Before Trial: PLA General Xu Caihou’s Bloody Legacy
Since July 20, 1999, when Jiang Zemin launched the persecution of Falun Gong, countless practitioners...
Jiang Zemin Ridiculed by CCP ‘Red Second Generation’: A Photo Too Fake to Be True
At Deng Xiaoping’s farewell ceremony in 1997, then–Party leader Jiang Zemin appeared overcome with emotion...
Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao: The Reformers Who Couldn’t Reform China
By Fu Longshan, Vision Times From 2002 to 2012, China under then-President Hu Jintao and Premier Wen...
Yu Menglong’s Death Exposes the CCP’s Shadow Grip on China’s Entertainment Industry
By Chen Jing, Vision Times Beneath the glossy surface of China’s entertainment scene lies a complex...
Reports of Xi Jinping Hospitalized Stir Talk of Infighting and Crisis Within the CCP
Recent reports claim that Chinese leader Xi Jinping was rushed to the PLA General Hospital (commonly...
Purges in China’s Guangxi Hint at Rare Earths Smuggling, Factional Struggle
The governor of China’s southern Guangxi region, Lan Tianli, has been abruptly placed under investigation...
Gambling Mogul Alvin Chau May Have Been Done In by Political Connections to Xi’s Rivals
News analysis In the early hours of Nov. 27, the Macau police arrested prominent local casino operator...
Evergrande Crisis Could Cause a Damaging Domino Effect While Powerful CCP Families Profit
On Sep 22, in an attempt to assure concerned western investors, the Evergrande Group announced that it...
Political Setback for Xi After Retired Party Leaders Make Appearances
Months of heated U.S.-China trade talks were derailed in early May when Beijing suddenly backtracked...