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China’s One-dimensional Policy of National Eradication Disguised as “National Unity Law”
The National People’s Congress of China recently passed the “National Unity and Progress Promotion Law,” which will come into effect on July 1. Scholars point out that this is China’s implementation of Sinicization under the guise of “unity,” leading to the eradication of ethnic minorities and cultural assimilation of the Han Chinese. This law is considered a “very serious” event that deserves thorough attention and discussion from all sectors.
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Overseas Chinese in Europe Expose China’s Transnational Repression: Building a Global Invisible Terrorism Network
Many believe that escaping China and living in countries like the United States and Europe would free them from political pressure from the Chinese Communist Party. However, recent cases show that even when abroad, individuals still face persecution from the CCP.
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“The Truth of a Century”: Xi Jinping’s Close Aide Miao Hua – What Did He Do Wrong?
On October 17, 2025, three days before the Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th National Congress of the CCP, the Chinese Ministry of National Defense announced decisions regarding nine senior generals, shocking the military community. These nine generals were simultaneously expelled from the Party and the military, including Miao Hua, a member of the Central Military Commission and the Director of the Political Work Department.
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US Embassy in Venezuela Raises the Stars and Stripes After 7 Years
After enduring seven years of diplomatic estrangement and recent dramatic changes in government, the US Embassy in Venezuela officially raised the American flag on Saturday, March 14. This not only symbolizes the comprehensive reestablishment of US-Venezuela diplomatic relations but also marks a new geopolitical landscape led by the Trump administration.
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Photo Gallery: Thousands Gather in Oakland to Celebrate Alysa Liu’s Triumph
On Thursday, March 12, thousands of people gathered outside Oakland City Hall to warmly welcome figure skater Alysa Liu, who won two gold medals at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan.
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“Shen Yun Forever”: Two Sold-out Shows in France with 5,000 Spectators
On March 14, 2026, the city of Limoges in France welcomed a new atmosphere with clear skies and sunshine, setting the stage for two sold-out performances by the Shen Yun Performing Arts at the Zenith Limoges Metropole Theater. Each show moved over 2,500 spectators, totaling more than 5,000 attendees throughout the day.
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Middle East Oil Supply Disruption: How is the US Responding?
The escalating conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran has heightened volatility in energy and stock markets. Oil prices surged from around $65 per barrel before the war to a high of $119 on March 9, before stabilizing around $100. Continued disruption in oil supply from the Middle East is expected to lead to a rise in US gasoline prices.
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30th Anniversary of Direct Presidential Elections in Taiwan: Lai Ching-te Discusses Three Key Meanings
President of Taiwan, Lai Ching-te, attended a seminar on the 30th anniversary of direct presidential elections in Taiwan, emphasizing that one of the meanings of direct elections is “sovereignty belongs to the people,” allowing them to choose who leads the country. He pointed out that Taiwan still faces threats from the CCP and the government has proposed 17 coping strategies, emphasizing the need for Taiwan to uphold democracy to ensure national security and sustainability.
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Rise of the “Lying Flat” Trend Among Chinese Youths: Silent Protest Against the System
In recent years, the phenomena of “lying flat” and “low-desire lifestyle” have become widely discussed among Chinese youth. More and more young people are no longer pursuing high-paying jobs but rather seeking a “normal job” that allows them to sustain their lives. This seemingly “downgraded” choice is seen as a silent protest against the current harsh employment environment, reflecting a lack of confidence in society and serving as a silent judgment and protest against the system.
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Analysis: Why Has Dong Jun Survived as a Survivor in the CCP’s Factional Struggles?
Through nearly three years of fierce factional infighting within the CCP, Minister of National Defense, Dong Jun, has emerged as a survivor and recently had the opportunity to make an official visit. There are four possible reasons why Dong Jun avoided being implicated in the factional strife.
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Allegations of Arrest of Chinese Navy Commander Hu Zhongming, Who Was Promoted by Miao Hua
Amid ongoing purges within the Chinese military, Rear Admiral Hu Zhongming, Commander of the Chinese Navy, has been absent from key high-level activities for nearly half a year. The latest news indicates that Hu Zhongming has been apprehended and had his home searched. Hu Zhongming is a close associate of the fallen Military Commission member, Miao Hua.
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Troubles for Two Former Commanders and Three Former Political Commissars of the People’s Armed Police, Including Two Red Second-Generation Generals
Numerous high-ranking military officials were notably absent from the recent CCP meetings, including An Zhaoqing, former Political Commissar of the CCP People’s Armed Police; Wang Ning, former Commander of the People’s Armed Police; and Zhu Shengling, former Political Commissar of the People’s Armed Police. Commander Wang Chunning and Political Commissar Zhang Hongbing were dismissed in 2025.
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AI Software “Lobster” Gains Popularity, Chinese Authorities Issue Warnings: Expert Analysis
The open-source artificial intelligence software OpenClaw, commonly known as the “Little Lobster,” has rapidly gained popularity on Chinese social platforms in recent months. “Raising lobsters” has become one of the hottest topics in the AI community. However, Chinese authorities have issued risk warnings, stating that “Little Lobster” could easily lead to network attacks, information leaks, and other security issues, issuing alerts to industrial sectors.
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Mainland Parrot Goes Viral for Reciting “Preface to the Orchid Pavilion”
A tiger-striped parrot in mainland China has gained fame for its ability to fluently recite the timeless masterpiece “Preface to the Orchid Pavilion” by the Eastern Jin Dynasty calligrapher Wang Xizhi. The owner, Ms. Yang, shared insights into the process of training the parrot.
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Guangdong Merchant Adds Borax to Pork Balls – Ingesting 1 Gram can Lead to Poisoning
A merchant in Guangdong province added borax to pork balls to enhance their texture, despite the fact that ingesting 1 gram of borax can lead to poisoning. Over the course of a year, the merchant added 22.5 kilograms of borax to the meatballs, causing the news to trend on March 15.