Analysis: The imminent demise of the Chinese Communist Party

Epoch Times reports every day the must-see articles for readers:

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Wang Youqun: The fate of the CCP is sealed, staying away from the CCP will receive divine help

According to the Epoch Times’ Quitting CCP website, as of October 9, 2024, 436 million Chinese people have quit the Chinese Communist Party, Youth League, and Young Pioneers organizations (also known as “Three Quits”).

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Director of Fujian Health Insurance Bureau Allegedly Commits Suicide by Jumping from Building 10 Days Ago, Official Quietly Deletes Information

Ten days ago, Lin Shengkui, the director of the Fujian Health Insurance Bureau, reportedly died by jumping from a building at his home. The incident quickly circulated online. On the evening of October 9, mainland China’s Economic Observer Network cited multiple sources confirming Lin Shengkui’s recent death by falling from a building, sparking widespread attention online. The official website of the Fujian Health Insurance Bureau quietly deleted Lin Shengkui’s information from the leadership section.

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Earthquake Hits in Early Morning in Yibin, Sichuan, with Strong Tremors Felt in Chongqing and Other Areas

On the early morning of October 10, news of a 4.5-magnitude earthquake in Yibin, Sichuan, trended on the hot search list. Many netizens from Sichuan and Chongqing left comments on Weibo saying they felt the bed shaking, with some mentioning “strong tremors felt in Chongqing.” Netizens from Yunnan and Guizhou also reported feeling strong shaking.

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Wang He: Is the CCP’s Economic Stimulus Policy Just a Bluff?

On October 8, the Chinese Communist Party’s National Development and Reform Commission held a press conference claiming to implement a comprehensive set of incremental policies, leaving many disappointed. During the press conference, the Hong Kong stock market plummeted by over 2300 points. The A-share market opened high but then lost momentum.

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A-Share Market Plunges, Shanghai Composite Index Falls Below 3300 Points, ChiNext Index Drops Over 10%

On the second trading day after the “National Day” holiday (October 9), the three major indexes of A-shares opened significantly lower, with the Shanghai Composite Index plummeting nearly 7% at one point and ultimately falling below 3300 points, while the ChiNext Index dropped over 10%.

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Chinese Media Reports Bank Loses 4 Billion Yuan in Deposits, Over 30% Flowing into Stock Market

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