Day: Sep 4, 2025

The Women’s Militia Unit First Appeared in the National Day Parade in 1958, Marching Through Tiananmen Square

China: PLA Women’s Militia Unit – History of Fighting & Marching in National Military Parades! (4.9.2025)

The Militia participating in this Parade was drawn from 15 provinces, covering the main Anti-Japanese Base Areas led by the Communist Party of China (CPC) during the Anti-Japanese War. Some of the Women’s Militia Unit came from the Railway Guerrillas, Plain Guerrillas and other fine traditional Militia Units who achieved great military achievements. This included Militia organizations that developed unique tactics such as tunnel warfare, mine warfare, and sparrow warfare. In the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the size of Socialist China’s Militia reached more than 2.6 million. The vast number of militias participated in the war and fought bravely to annihilate more than 106,000 enemies, causing the Imperial Japanese invaders to fall in vast numbers during the People’s War.

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Beware of Foreign Infiltration!

China: Cases of Espionage Recruitment Tactics Exposed! (4.9.2025)

In another case, a former official from a central government ministry was manipulated by foreign diplomats during an overseas posting. Over several years, he handed over thousands of classified files, including top-secret documents, and was eventually sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve in 2019.

Several other cases highlighted how “easy money” schemes were used to recruit Chinese nationals through online job offers. Recruits were tasked to photograph military facilities or ships and were paid tens of thousands of yuan, leading to long prison sentences once apprehended.

The MSS reminded the public that foreign espionage operatives “will stop at nothing” to infiltrate and steal secrets. Citizens were urged to stay vigilant, resist temptations, and report suspicious activities via hotline 12339, the official website, or local security authorities.

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Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un met for talks in Beijing

China: Putin Meets DPRK’s Kim in Beijing! (4.9.2025)

The two leaders met formally at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse after attending a military parade in the Chinese capital that marked the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1931-45) and the World Anti-Fascist War.

Putin and Kim traveled from a formal reception to the negotiations in the same car, the Kremlin said in a post on social media.

After a bilateral meeting between Russian and DPRK delegations, the two leaders held a one-on-one meeting, the Kremlin said.

Putin also invited Kim to visit Russia again, following on from the DPRK leader’s last visit to the country in 2023.

In his remarks, Kim said the cooperation between Pyongyang and Moscow has “significantly strengthened” since the two countries signed a strategic partnership pact in June last year during a summit in the DPRK capital.

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