The new entry and exit management regulations of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are set to be formally implemented on September 15, but there are reports indicating that some airports and land ports have already started trial measures in advance. Personnel in the fields of finance, technology, chips, and AI are being highlighted as key inspection targets. So why has Beijing suddenly tightened outbound personnel control? What are the reasons behind this move? We will analyze together shortly.
At the same time, an intriguing phenomenon has emerged in the realm of the CCP officials: some high-ranking officials have not yet been officially announced to have fallen from power, but related news has already been leaked in advance. Recently, CCP state media acknowledged that some of these leaks originated from within the system.
It is worth noting that this report by CCP official media hasn’t stopped the situation from unfolding. Currently, there are still self-media outlets releasing news about officials being ousted, which are later confirmed by official sources.
Additionally, on the day of the CCP’s 91st Army Day, the hacker group “Anonymous 64” once again declared that they had breached the websites of two naval aviation schools and inserted content such as “The CCP military has never been for the protection of the people.”
The production team of “Jia Yin Moment”.