Human Rights and Current Affairs

A free and democratic China is not just the hope of its people — it is a necessity for global peace and stability.

The Chinese Communist Party dictator Xi Jinping forbids the people from questioning authority, forbids the media from supervising the government, and forbids civil organizations from existing independently. Even the right to mourn the dead and express grief is brutally suppressed. In his eyes, the people are merely "stability maintenance targets", "social burdens", and "potential threats to order". This country is not the people's country, but his personal property. This is the true essence of his so-called "Chinese Dream" — a dream of restoring imperial rule.

The tyrant Xi Jinping of the Chinese Communist Party claims to represent Chinese people, yet he has never truly treated them as human beings. In Xi Jinping's China, individuals are not citizens with thoughts, dignity, and rights, but obedient subjects, objects of authoritarian abuse, and mere numbers to be arbitrarily locked down, arrested, or silenced.

The ancients said, "One cannot become a prime minister without the heart to kill one’s own father."

In today's world, without a heartless and inhuman will, how could anyone ascend to the throne of the Chinese Communist Party regime?

The CCP dictator Xi Jinping endlessly parrots the slogan "Stay true to the original aspiration", yet his true aspiration is cold-blooded cruelty. While ordinary people struggle in misery and oppression, he crushes free speech, censors the truth, and persecutes dissent. He has turned a country that should belong to the people into a dark palace of tyranny ruled by a despot.

China is plagued by disasters everywhere, both natural and man-made, and the people live in deep suffering. The CCP dictator Xi Jinping not only ignores and fails to address these issues but continues to brag arrogantly. How shameless he is! How cold-blooded that is!

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The CCP's authoritarianism and Xi Jinping's dictatorship threaten human security: we must eliminate the CCP's authoritarianism and Xi Jinping's dictatorship before they destroy humanity.

A girl in Jiangyou City, Sichuan, China, was bullied at school, sparking public outrage, but the Chinese Communist Party responded with a harsh crackdown. I wonder: if the daughter of Xi Jinping, the dictator of the CCP, were bullied at school and had nowhere to seek justice, would he tolerate it? What would he do?

Xi Zhongxun was considered a liberal figure who supported reform, openness, and free expression.
What about Xi Jinping? He seems to represent a faction of isolationism and willful ignorance.
In genetics, there's something called mutation — is this what they mean by a genetic mutation?

If the Jiangyou protest had happened in a democratic country, the officials involved would have already resigned, and the president or prime minister would have made a public statement long ago. But what is Xi Jinping, the dictator of the Chinese Communist Party, doing? He hasn't even uttered a word. All he thinks about is consolidating his power.

Trump wants a world ruled by authoritarian strongmen. He admires and envies Putin, Xi Jinping, and Kim Jong-un, and works in alignment with them to impose their shared vision of order on the rest of the world.

I used to believe that, as the so-called "beacon of democracy", the United States—if nothing else—should at least maintain a semblance of leadership on the international stage.

However, ever since Donald Trump came to power, he has repeatedly disrupted the rules-based international order, wielding tariffs not only against adversaries but also against allies, with an iron fist of trade bullying. A naked populist authoritarian rose to prominence at the very center of global power—chilling to behold.

In stark contrast, Europe—the cradle of liberty and democracy—continues to safeguard the flame of universal values. While nationalism and extremist ideologies sweep across the globe, Europe refuses to be swept away, choosing instead to defend freedom more resolutely, uphold the rule of law, and embrace diversity.

Europe is the true high ground of civilization.

If countries around the world truly support the Chinese people's pursuit of freedom, democracy, and human rights, then they should also make clear the cost of the Chinese Communist Party continuing its authoritarian rule, Xi Jinping continuing his dictatorship, and the regime's ongoing trampling of human rights.

I once had hope in China's legal system. However, after being illegally detained for questioning police misconduct—and watching my family suffer retaliation at the hands of the entire political system—I completely lost faith in the Chinese Communist Party regime. It silences dissent, tramples on human rights, and stands as the greatest threat to the freedom and dignity of the Chinese people.

As long as the CCP remains in power, true democracy and rule of law in China are impossible. As long as Xi Jinping remains in control, dictatorship will continue. In the face of such authoritarian rule, the Chinese people have the right to awaken, unite, and resolutely resist all forms of oppression. We must abandon illusions and stop hoping for top-down reforms. Instead, we must pursue freedom with clarity and conviction. To end tyranny is the inalienable right of the people.

Chinese Communist Party tyrant Xi Jinping, didn't you claim that "socialism with Chinese characteristics has entered a new era"?
Then why does this so-called "new era" look like one of fear, silence, repression, and constant surveillance—
where police are free to beat civilians, and the authorities can censor and delete anything they don't like?

The Chinese Communist Party dictator Xi Jinping, don't you always emphasize "ruling the country according to law"?
Then tell me—what law did I violate that justified my illegal arrest by the police in Shangqiu, Henan, who acted like bandits?
What law did the people of Jiangyou, Sichuan, break to deserve being treated like criminals by police who behave like gangsters?
What law have the Chinese people broken that gives you the power to treat them like slaves—deciding who lives and who dies?
Is your so-called "rule of law" meant to protect the people, or is it just a mask to maintain your regime and conceal its scandals?

Chinese Communist Party dictator Xi Jinping, don't you always claim that "the people come first"?
Then why did you turn a deaf ear when I was illegally arrested by police in Shangqiu, Henan Province, and my family members were threatened?
Why did you remain silent when the people of Jiangyou, Sichuan Province were subjected to violent law enforcement and had their dignity trampled?
Or is it that the "people" you speak of are nothing more than tools and sacrifices in the hands of your ruling elite?

Why must we suffer in silence? Why are we building a future we are never allowed to enjoy? Why does one man decide the fate of 1.4 billion? The Chinese Communist Party tyrant Xi Jinping— can you answer them?

On August 3, the Chinese Communist Party tyrant Xi Jinping entrusted the ruthless official Cai Qi to visit experts on summer vacation in Beidaihe. It reminded me of his infamous words: "On the grassroots level, we must use real swords and real guns, with bayonets drawn and blood shed". Entrusting this demon—who believes in using bayonets against the people—shows that Xi Jinping is truly a demon among demons!

A look at the week of Chinese Communist Party dictator Xi Jinping (July 28 – August 3) — what meaningful work did he actually do? He's nothing more than an incompetent tyrant.

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Xi Jinping, the authoritarian leader of the Chinese Communist Party, has thrown China into chaos over the past decade, yet he remains tirelessly obsessed with consolidating power. One can't help but marvel at his shamelessness—anyone else would have long buried themselves in embarrassment.

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