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I'm gonna update the cover every October

ATTENTION CITIZEN! 市民请注意! This is the Central Intelligentsia of the Chinese Communist Party. 您的 Internet 浏览器历史记录和活动引起了我们的注意 YOUR INTERNET ACTIVITY HAS ATTRACTED OUR ATTENTION. 志們注意了 you have been found protesting in the subreddit!!!!! 這是通知你，你必須 我們將接管台灣 serious crime 以及世界其他地方 100 social credits have been deducted from your account 這對我們所有未來的下屬來說都是一個重要的機會 stop the protest immediately 立即加入我們的宣傳活動，提前獲得 do not do this again! 不要再这样做! if you do not hesitate, more social credits ( -11115 social credits )will be subtracted from your profile, resulting in the subtraction of ration supplies. (由人民供应部重新分配 ccp) you'll also be sent into a re-education camp in the xinjiang uyghur autonomous zone. 为党争光! Glory to the CCP!

Its another day at middle school... or is it? Mackenzie acts REALLY nice to Nikki and offers her to be a CCP. Can Chloe and Zoey remind her that she still is a dork? Or will they find a replacement Nikki? Read to find out! Author's Note: Hey guys! Its my first story! So please be patient with me... let me know in the comments if you liked this story. WARNING: I do not own Dork Diaries or ANY of its characters in it.

This is about a girl named Abby and her life is about to change. Her and her family just moved from California to New York because her father's job made them have to move across the country. She meets some friends along the way, but will she be able to survive 10th grade with the most snobbiest and popular girl who likes to create drama? Find out if she survives! Oh and this IS kinda like Dork Diaries! (DO NOT COPY!)

A group of 12 Chinese boys leave China to escape the CCP

Welcome to Strange Tales from China: A Collection of Short Stories -a literary field guide to the bureaucratic theater, social contradictions, and quiet madness that flourish in the gray zones of modern governance. Written with a pen dipped in irony and a brow permanently arched, these tales navigate a world where common sense takes sick leave and paperwork runs the show. It is a place where form matters more than function, ritual more than reason, and the rules-oh, the rules!-are often less a system than a riddle wrapped in red tape. Truth, here, is not so much stranger than fiction as it is more heavily censored. Justice is a slogan. Logic is a state secret. And if you're wondering whether satire still matters, ask anyone who's tried to prove their own money belongs to them. Before reading, we recommend: a strong cup of tea and an even stronger sense of humor. You'll need both.

Abby is new to WCD. She's transferred from her dream school to WCD. What will she do when she is offered two groups of friends? CCP or The Dorks? Well, we'll have to read to see! ☺

Edward Clare's Harvest of Silence: Chronicles of the Persecution of Faith in China investigates one of the most brutal human rights atrocities happening in the People's Republic of China. The narrative begins with survivor Cheng Peimin, who escaped forced organ harvesting and became the first documented witness to this horror. His story sets the stage for a larger investigation into a system of terror targeting millions of peaceful citizens for their spiritual beliefs. Clare traces the origins to the 1990s, highlighting peaceful Falun Gong meditations that sparked a spiritual awakening. He recounts the April 1999 appeal near Zhongnanhai, where thousands demanded the release of fellow practitioners, showcasing their remarkable self-discipline. However, the CCP, led by Jiang Zemin, saw this movement as a threat. In July 1999, the "Office 610" was established to eradicate Falun Gong by any means necessary. Clare outlines a strategy of discrediting, bankrupting, and physically destroying the victims, with state media dehumanizing them and orchestrating events like the Tiananmen Square self-immolation in 2001 to justify repression. The book documents the role of the Chinese Anti-Cult Association in legitimizing persecution and explores the forced organ harvesting industry, revealing how prisoners of conscience were exploited as organ sources. Clare shares victim stories, including engineer Lu Kaili, who suffered severe disabilities from torture. Clare asserts that this issue is a global threat, as China's model of suppression is being replicated elsewhere, criminalizing faith. He emphasizes that indifference allows this persecution to persist, highlighting the resilience of the human spirit against absolute evil.

oh no brandon is to ask someone the night out but there is something wrong with the ccp boys and so with the ccp girls and the dork spys are on the mission to find out abt it . dive into this story to check out some omg moments.