Chen Guangcheng: The “Demon-Revealing Mirror Effect” of the Jiangyou Incident
By Chen Guancheng August 13, 2025 In the Jiangyou bullying case in Sichuan, many parents surrounded the Public Security Bureau demanding an explanation. (Image: X) From August 2 to August 5, […]
The 709 Crackdown Was the CCP’s Declaration of War on Modern Political Civilization
By Chen Guancheng Ten years have passed since the “709 Crackdown.” This term refers to a nationwide assault, orchestrated under the direct command of the CCP Central Committee, that aimed to […]
Chen Guangcheng: Commemorating Tiananmen and Considering the End of CCP Rule
On June 4, 1989, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) sent tanks and machine guns into the streets of Beijing to massacre students and citizens who had gathered peacefully to call for an end to official corruption and profiteering. They demanded constitutional government, democracy, and freedom. Thirty-six years have passed since that horrific crackdown on the Tiananmen pro-democracy movement.
And yet, the people living under CCP rule still seem to be caught in a kind of curse—struggling beneath the weight of tyranny, unable to break free from the chains of authoritarianism.
US-China Tariff Wars and Its Impact on China
On April 2, “Liberation Day,” the U.S. imposed different reciprocal tariffs on all countries around the globe. China was hit with a 34% tariff to offset trade deficits and an additional 20% aimed at fentanyl-related imports, totaling a 54% tariff. More than 100 countries expressed their willingness to negotiate one-on-one with the U.S. on tariffs and trade (Just yesterday, the UK successfully concluded its own tariff agreement with the U.S.), but only one country, China, chose to retaliate against the U.S. with elevated tariffs. On April 9, the U.S. postponed global tariffs for 90 days for all countries except for China, whose tariffs were escalated to 145% in re-retaliation.
Comment on the CCP’s Forum for Private Entrepreneurs
By Chen Guancheng On the morning of February 17, 2025, the Chinese Communist Party held a high-level “Private Entrepreneurs Forum” at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, attended […]
If the Workers Haven’t been Paid, Why are the Project Funds Gone?
By Chen Guangcheng Towards the end of the 20th Century, China experienced an influx of migration from rural workers into its cities. These people are commonly referred to as “migrant […]