For months I have been going to Arcadia City Council meetings, reading from Mike Sun's complaint. The complaint contained phone calls, emails, wechat conversations with PRC officials, Mike Sun and Eileen Wang. It clearly stated that Mayor Eileen Wang was very involved in taking orders from CCP event after her election, the contact and orders by PRC did not stop. I went to council to list some of the things Eileen did while she began her role as a council member. The city did nothing to address these concerns. By the time she became Mayor, her fiancé Sun, had already been sentenced therefore she had DIRECT ties to CCP. She was sleeping with one. City and men on council ignored this little detail and continued to elevate her. Basically they finished the job that Sun was directed to do by PRC, elevate Wang to higher status, like becoming Mayor. Here is just one speech I made asking Wang to resign and council to take action. @KTLA @libsoftiktok @Lily4Liberty @jenniferzeng97 @CBSLATom @latimes @CA_Insider

This week, we mark and remember the persecution of Falun Gong practitioners by the Chinese Communist Party, including its indescribably evil program of state-sponsored organ harvesting. I've introduced the Falun Gong and Victims of Forced Organ Harvesting Protection Act, and I'm working with my colleagues to advance it. The U.S. should remain committed to countering these human rights violations and ensuring the CCP is held accountable.

🫣This video is going viral on Chinese social media. Everyone is saying that while Xi Jinping was away, Trump seized the chance to sneak a peek at his “little notebook.” Rubio saw it and quickly turned his head, pretending not to notice. But I think Trump was just looking at the menu. What do you think?

Why can Trump enjoy treatment that no other head of state has ever received—directly entering Zhongnanhai, the mysterious core of Chinese power? Just read my article from April 27 below and you’ll understand. The CCP has a special team dedicated to studying Trump’s psychology, and every arrangement is tailored to cater to his preferences. Trump clearly enjoys this special treatment as well. I just want to say: Never underestimate the evil of the CCP. There is no such thing as a free lunch. The United States has no need to extend the CCP’s lifespan.

Meanwhile, Musk @elonmusk seemed extremely popular at the state banquet, with people constantly approaching him for photos — including Lei Jun, the founder of Xiaomi, which makes Xiaomi EVs and smartphones. At every Xiaomi car launch event, Lei Jun never stops comparing his cars to Tesla’s Model Y. This time, he finally got to meet the idol he has long admired. He immediately walked over to ask for a selfie together (around the 5-second mark in the video). Unfortunately, judging from Musk’s expression, he seemed not to recognize Lei Jun at all — and appeared somewhat impatient with these endless “Chinese counterparts” coming over one after another asking for photos. While taking the selfie with Lei Jun, Musk made a lot of faces, and after that, Musk did not engage in any conversation. He simply started softly whistling, picked up his phone, and went right back to posting on X. Based on the timing, that was probably the exact moment he replied to “Teacher Li Is Not Your Teacher” @whyyoutouzhele!

Astonishing discoveries! You won't know how badly and deeply the CCP's infiltration in the US is until you watch this! Evidence & Questions: Is Arcadia Council Member Eileen Wang Also a CCP Agent, Like Her Fiancé?

🚨 Why is Iran so RESILIENT? The real reason isn’t what you think. Behind it is the CCP’s long-term secret plan — they even created a special team 8 years ago to study Trump’s psychology! In this video, you’ll discover: ✅ Xi Jinping’s TWO goals in the Iran conflict ✅ Exactly how the CCP is giving Iran a lifeline (railway, fake dollars, military supplies & more) The full exclusive breakdown is here 👇 Watch now before it’s too late! Otherwise, read the article below!

Unverified information circulating on Chinese-language social media, for reference only: Key outcomes from the May 14 U.S.-China talks in Beijing — substantive policies already finalized and about to be implemented (officially confirmed, not just slogans) The measures fall into two categories: policies agreed on and executable immediately, and detailed implementation rules to be rolled out within the next one to two months. Previous consensus measures have also been extended and upgraded during this round of talks. All of these are hard policies that will immediately affect businesses, imports and exports, technology, and travel. I. Trade and Tariffs (Most Direct and Fastest to Take Effect) Tariff truce extended and optimized The U.S. side has officially confirmed: Permanent removal of the 10% fentanyl-related tariffs on Chinese goods; Suspension of the 24% punitive tariffs on China extended for another 18 months (previously extended for only one year; this round lengthens the suspension directly). China’s reciprocal measures: Removal of the additional 10%–15% tariffs on U.S. agricultural products including soybeans, corn, beef, pork, and wheat; Only a very small category of strategic goods will retain a 10% tariff, while all others return to normal tariff rates. Establishment of a permanent U.S.-China Economic and Trade Committee and an Investment Review Committee, so that future frictions will be handled through institutional negotiations rather than temporary tariffs or ad hoc Section 301 investigations. The U.S. side will suspend Section 301 investigations into China’s shipbuilding, logistics, and maritime sectors for 18 months; China will simultaneously remove retaliatory tariffs on ships. II. Technology and Export Controls (Major Substantive Easing) The U.S. side will suspend the 50% penetration-based chip export control rules for 18 months (previously suspended for only one year), allowing normal trade with China in mid-range chips and equipment. China will suspend reciprocal export controls on rare earths and critical minerals for 18 months, resuming normal global supply. Both sides agreed not to arbitrarily expand entity lists or blacklist companies, and to establish channels for companies to appeal individual cases. Restrictions on a number of sanctioned Chinese and American firms will gradually be lifted. III. Immediate Policies on People-to-People Exchanges, Visas, and Tourism Restoration of five-year multiple-entry business and tourist visas for both sides, with the cancellation of additional entry reviews previously imposed. Expansion of direct China-U.S. flights, with the number of weekly flights set to double starting in June. Restart of green channels for international students and academic exchanges, including eased restrictions on science and engineering students. IV. Law Enforcement and Global Cooperation Arrangements The U.S. and China will restart joint anti-drug enforcement mechanisms, with the U.S. cooperating on fentanyl tracing and China cooperating on chemical controls. The two militaries will restore crisis communication hotlines to prevent military miscalculations in the South China Sea and Taiwan Strait (a substantive security policy measure). V. How This Round of Talks Differs from Previous Ones The Busan meeting produced only a one-year temporary truce, while the Beijing talks have now upgraded this into an 18-month stability policy plus a three-year strategic framework. Trade teams reportedly signed written implementation memoranda yesterday, meaning these are not merely verbal commitments. The finance and commerce ministries of both countries will issue formal implementation documents directly. All policies are expected to be officially announced and take effect gradually from late May through early June. VI. Areas Not Relaxed (Bottom Lines Unchanged) High-end AI chips, advanced lithography machines, and military-related technologies remain under strict controls. On the Taiwan issue, the U.S. side only reiterated the One China policy, with no additional concessions.