The growth of the Chinese economy has been very slow in recent years, and rumors abound about the possible bankruptcy situation of some industries.

Since last years’ "Solar Energy Production Industry" bankruptcy crisis, coupled with the current shortage of money supply by the major banks of China, signs of bankruptcy are...

Li Zhisui: Author of The Private Life of Chairman Mao: The Memoirs of Mao's Personal Physician


When the news of Dr Li Zhisui's death of a sudden heart attack came out in 1995 many...

Revealed:  True History of China

A couple of decades ago, a few Chinese scholars discovered through research that the real modern Chinese history is different from the school text books censored by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Some of those research papers were secretly spread among some Chinese scholars...

The grandson of former Chinese communist leader, Deng Xiaoping, 29 year old Deng Zhuoli (English name: David Zhuo) is the Deputy County Executive of Pingguo County, Guangxi Province in China.

Chinese bloggers have many questions to ask the communist regime about Deng Zhuoli.

Deng Zhouli changed his name to David Zhuo, before he...

More power changes expected in Shanghai.

The chief of the Shanghai Public Security Bureau, Mr. Zhang Xuebing has been arrested.

The Shanghai Municipal Committee and Shanghai Municipal Commission for Discipline Inspection announced on March 28th that Zhang Xuebing, the deputy mayor of Shanghai and chief of the Shanghai Public Security Bureau, was suspected of serious political and economical issues and was under arrest.

Another major figure, the former Shanghai...

Over 7000 dead pigs have been pulled from the Huangpu River in Shanghai in the last 10 days, and Chinese people are desperately seeking the truth about water quality.

Some residents try to do tests with tap water, here is one example:

Air quality in many cities of China has already passed the safe level for human habitation, and the recent alarm over Beijing's famously bad air...

Massive protests have begun to disrupt both Hong Kong and mainland China. There comes a time when the status quo is flatly unacceptable and will no longer be tolerated by the populace. That generalization fits the current circumstances in China.

China is experiencing a faceoff and showdown between a popular newspaper and an unpopular Communist propaganda chief of Guangdong province. This is a key and crucial juncture that will serve to test the leadership of China's new leader, Xi...

China’s most notable “change” in recent history dates back to 1978 when Deng Xiaoping ascended to power and initiated the “reform and opening up” policy. Deng, unsure of how to proceed, used an experiment famously known as "crossing the river by feeling the stones" (“摸着石头过河): partial reform composed of economic liberalization and political conservatism. Since then, China has been “feeling the stones” for more than 30 years.
In November 2012, the Chinese...

This is my house again, son!

Ten years ago, Jiang Zemin – the neo-corporatist cadre who came to personally symbolize the corruption and thievery of the Chinese Communist Party – stood down as party leader (but not military chief) in favor of Hu Jintao, who promised a cleaner (but arguably presided over a meaner) regime.

This week, Jiang’s revenge was complete. Not only is the new Politburo Standing Committee largely filled with “his” people (CNN) – including...

In 2001, after the Deputy Mayor of Shenyang, Mr. Ma Xiangdong was sentenced to death because he misappropriated US$3.6 million to  gamble at the Macau Casino, his fellow officials involved in his scandal were arrested and punished. Mr. Ma’s private secretary, the then, 49 years old, Wang Xiaofang eventually...

At midnight last Tuesday the 4th September, the likely future Chinese leader, Xi Jinping suddenly cancelled a meeting with the US Secretary of  State, Mrs. Clinton, for the next day, and also cancelled meetings with the prime minister of Singapore and a Russian official for the same day. Chinese reporters were...