Year: 2026

What does a CCP soft coup actually look like? China has seen one before. After Mao Zedong’s death, Hua Guofeng briefly controlled the Party, the state, and the military — only to be quietly pushed aside by Deng Xiaoping in one of the most important power struggles in CCP history. In this video, we break down the three turning points that allowed Deng to slowly dismantle Mao’s chosen successor, how power inside Zhongnanhai really shifts, and why many Chinese observers believe this history suddenly matters again today.

Source: China’s Most Famous Soft Coup—Why It Still Matters

Living in China for so long, we would like to share some of the comparisons that we have found between China and the west, and shed some light on the situation. Every week, we take you to a new place in China on our bikes, cover a topic, and reply to your questions.

Source: China Really Hates Foreigners!

Poisonings. Car attacks. Fires. Explosions. Across China, a wave of violent and “accidental” incidents is unfolding at the same time—raising a deeper question: are these really isolated events, or something more systemic? In Beijing, a mass poisoning and ramming attack shocks the public. In multiple cities, vehicles plow into crowds. Factories erupt in fire and explosions. And in Shenzhen, over 100,000 electric mopeds are seized overnight—cutting off a basic survival tool for millions. This episode breaks down how economic pressure, collapsing local finances, and aggressive administrative control are converging into something far more unstable. From infrastructure failures to rising social resentment—and from information control to public backlash—this is a look at how pressure inside a system builds, distorts, and eventually breaks through. What we’re seeing is not random. It’s a pattern.

Source: China Is at a Breaking Point—Here’s Why

Recently, there’s been a trend on Chinese social media where people are testing their stainless steel kitchenware at home. Many netizens have used heavy metal testing liquids on their pots, spoons, bowls, and plates, only to find that the liquids quickly turn red, confirming that the manganese content is dangerously high. The testing liquid reacts with high manganese steel, turning red, while real food-grade 304 and 316 stainless steel show no reaction.

Source: Shocking! 95% of China’s Stainless Steel Cutlery is Fake! The Whole Nation Is Eating Toxic Products

Universities are a frontline for Chinese infiltration. Not only are they where the next generation of citizens and thought leaders are educated, but they produce cutting edge research that is key to America’s technological prowess. In this episode we talk to Michael Lucci, the founder of the company State Armor about how to rid American high education from Chinese interference.

Source: Universities in Crisis: China’s Infiltration Exposed

On March 21, 2022, China Eastern Airlines Flight MU5735 crashed in a valley in Teng County, Wuzhou, Guangxi, while en route from Kunming to Guangzhou. The plane quickly descended from its cruising altitude of 8,900 meters, almost vertically, and crashed, killing all 123 passengers and 9 crew members aboard. This became China’s deadliest air disaster in nearly 30 years. Four years later, the Chinese government has refused to release information on the cause of the crash, citing “state secrets.” The cause of the accident remains unknown to the outside world.

Source: Shocking! China Covers Up Its Largest Air Disaster: Everything Was Done On Purpose!

China’s economy is under pressure—but the real story is what comes next. After a key Politburo meeting, new signals are emerging: falling land revenue, rising debt, weak demand—and no major stimulus in sight. So how is Beijing responding?

Source: China’s Fiscal Crisis: How Beijing Is Reaching Into Private Wealth

Beijing is now blaming the CIA for China’s “lying flat” trend among young people. Officials say foreign forces are spreading pessimism and discouraging hard work. But on the ground, the reality looks very different. Rising unemployment, shrinking opportunities, and mounting social pressure are pushing many young people to step back—not because they want to, but because they feel they have no way forward. This episode breaks down the stories, the data, and the growing disconnect between official narratives and lived experience—and why this quiet withdrawal is becoming one of the most sensitive issues in China today.

Source: Beijing Blames the CIA for its Youth Crisis. But the Reality Is Worse

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China’s economy is on its last lifeline. And the CCP will do anything—and I mean anything to protect it.

Source: China’s Desperate Attempt To Save Its Economy