As the 20th Fifth Plenary Session of the Chinese Communist Party approaches, Hu Chunhua, who had once faded from the core of power, suddenly made frequent appearances. He not only participated in important events consecutively but also visited the hometowns of Peng Liyuan and Ma Xingrui in Shandong for several days. Furthermore, he delivered a speech at an international forum held in Qingdao, releasing signals that have drawn external attention.
On September 22nd, the Communist Party replaced the Party Secretaries of Tibet, Gansu, and Qinghai provinces simultaneously. Wang Junzheng, who stepped down as the Party Secretary of Tibet, was accused of being the scapegoat for the Sino-Nepal border mudslide, sparking speculations from the public.
Recently, local government officials in Guangdong forcibly cleared mature rice crops in Shangliangkeng village. During the process of obstruction, conflicts broke out between villagers and government personnel, resulting in injuries and casualties among several villagers. The following day, a large number of villagers gathered in front of the town government carrying banners to safeguard their rights, demanding an investigation into the truth of the incident and holding relevant individuals accountable.