Politics

A 4 word made 23,000 videos disappear: after four bridges, China reviewed the beginning of a search for digital code

The video of the dithered “67, 68, 69” was not properly displayed and the account number was not shown for search because of the “one with four” in the comment area. Four years after the Four Bridges, the CCP Network Review is moving from a keyword blockade to a context and a code recognition.

Beijing has begun to pre-repeated "Assist Taiwan": From "Performing" to the garrison, the policy circle has written the Taiwan pressure into the governance blueprint.

The continental policy community is moving from a political slogan to a governance agenda: autonomy depends to a large extent on a unified approach, with “pushing”, blockades, military presence and patriotic education being discussed.

From "Live and Prosperity" to "Brother and Sisters are the greatest wealth": Heaven's door is pushing fertility mobilization to street slogans

The birth campaign slogan “The greatest wealth for children from parents is brother and sister” appeared on 7 October at the Hubei Gate. The encouragement of childbearing has been included as “project one” and policies are further extending from subsidies and foster care to family values.

China has moved from net zinc importers to exporters: Western smelters are under pressure, and Beijing is rewriting the supply chain for its power advantage.

China is moving from long-term net importers of refined zinc to potential net exporters this year. As Western smelters are under pressure from energy and cost, China ' s excess capacity is filling the global gap and changing the power-to-supply chain.

八个行李箱的现金，和一个举报者的困境

Beijing is considering a 13% return on electric car exports: instead of abandoning industrial warfare, subsidies are being turned into negotiating chips for Europe.

Beijing reportedly considers phasing out 13 per cent of the tax refunds on electric vehicles from next year. This would both send a “subsidy reduction” signal to the EU and would reduce the profits of small and medium-sized cars and promote industrial integration. The CPC is not withdrawing from industrial policy, but is directly integrating tax instruments into trade negotiations with the European Union.

Beijing has written "no to Taiwan independence" in the post of the summit: Xi has rewritten the promises that Trump did not publicly make.

Xi called for the United States to “oppose” Taiwan independence after the Special Session, and Beijing subsequently reinforced this narrative; Trump, however, publicly stated that he had not made the same commitment. The difference in wording is being collided with negotiations with Taiwan's military sales.