Xin Ning

The report reflects a ‘first step’ that U.S. officials are taking to expose Chinese communist authorities’ corruption and Achilles’ heel, an expert says.

Communist ideology fundamentally conflicts with private ownership, but businesses bring in the money, putting regime leadership in a bind.

‘This is an extremely shocking situation—such things didn’t even happen during the Cultural Revolution,’ said former law professor Yuan Hongbing.

‘Tibet has been ’liberated‘ for over 70 years—why are the houses still in such poor condition?’ one netizen asked.

The demise of top Chinese military officials are signs that Xi Jinping is facing an intense challenge to his control within the Party.

Some Chinese restaurant chains are aggressively pricing their way into overseas markets, creating new challenges for local businesses.

At the recent APEC summit in Peru, Japan and Peru agreed to cooperate on building resilient supply chains for critical minerals.

Some economists advocate a return to the gold standard, criticizing the fiat currency system as the root cause of government overspending and inflation.

Faced with grim career prospects, China’s youths are coping with stress and frustration through unconventional ways.