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This issue’s front page and second page focus on a special edition commemorating the eighth anniversary of Liu Xiaobo’s passing, with a special report on the Liu Xiaobo memorial event and photo exhibition held by Los Angeles pro-democracy activists at Santa Monica Beach, honoring his selfless dedication to freedom and human rights. The third page continues the 709 lawyers special, featuring lawyer Gao Zhisheng and reporting on the protest actions by the International Alliance of the China Democracy Party regarding the 709 crackdown, demonstrating a resolute call for justice and the rule of law. The fourth page follows the previous issue, continuing to explore the Huizhou school of Chinese ancient architecture, guiding readers to appreciate its unique artistic and cultural charm. This issue centers on commemoration, reflection, and cultural heritage, hoping to inspire readers and foster collective attention to the intersection of human rights and history.

On the front and second pages of this issue, we solemnly reflect on the lead poisoning tragedy at a kindergarten in Tianshui, Gansu. This heartbreaking incident—where the health of innocent children was poisoned—rings out like a loud alarm bell, forcing us to deeply question the environmental negligence and governance failures under the rule of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). These young lives have suffered irreversible harm due to weak oversight and the deliberate concealment of the truth. We cannot help but ask in anger: Why do those in power focus on international disputes while turning a blind eye to the survival of their own people? As environmental pollution repeats itself again and again, when will the CCP truly begin to care about the future of this land? On page three, we have a dedicated section on the 709 human rights lawyers, with this issue focusing on attorney Wang Quanzhang. A legal warrior who has endured persecution for defending justice and human rights, Wang’s resilience and sacrifice continue to inspire countless others. We also report on a recent rally in Los Angeles held by pro-democracy activists in support of the 709 lawyers. This event stands as a symbol of freedom’s call transcending borders and uniting those who share a commitment to justice and human rights. On page four, we present a special feature on Chinese architectural styles, highlighting the "Beijing style architecture". From the majestic palaces of the ancient capital to the skyline of the modern metropolis, Beijing-style architecture embodies the richness of history and cultural heritage. Yet as we admire its artistic beauty, we must also not overlook the environmental degradation threatening this land. Every page of this report asks urgent questions about the present and expresses our hopes for the future.

This issue is a special edition dedicated to American Independence Day, presented in an engaging and accessible format to explore the history and celebrations of this significant occasion. The front page and second section feature selected excerpts from the Declaration of Independence alongside portraits of U.S. presidents, highlighting the spirit of the nation’s founding and its leadership. The third section showcases John Trumbull’s iconic paintings, The Declaration of Independence and Surrender of Lord Cornwallis, inviting readers to appreciate their artistic beauty and historical significance. The fourth section offers a vibrant photo gallery illustrating how Independence Day is celebrated across the United States.

This issue of the newspaper casts a piercing spotlight on the so-called “Party Founding Day” of the Chinese Communist Party, tearing through its veneer to reveal a day of profound suffering for the Chinese people. We invite you to confront the truth and unravel the scars of history! Our front page and second page present a hard-hitting feature, “Five Major Events of Historical Distortion by the CCP,” meticulously exposing how the Party weaves lies to obscure its crimes, laying bare its malevolent nature. On the third page, lawyer Chen Chuangchuang delivers an accessible and insightful legal column, complemented by reader submissions, sparking a dialogue on justice and the rule of law. The fourth page showcases original political cartoons by a brilliantly talented cartoonist couple, blending sharp wit and bold perspectives to ignite your thoughts—truly unmissable! Dive into this issue, join us in pursuing the truth, and amplify the voice of freedom!

This issue’s front and second page focus on the dark side of organ transplantation in China, exposing the grim truth behind this heavy topic. The front page presents a clear timeline of organ transplantation in China, providing readers with historical context and key milestones. The second page uses real cases as an entry point to deeply analyze the underlying causes of this dark reality, aiming to reveal the complex interplay of systems and human nature. The third and fourth pages are dedicated to commemorating Dr. Luo Shaiyu, honoring his tireless efforts in defending human rights and medical ethics. The third page introduces a new legal education section, featuring key insights from live broadcasts by renowned Los Angeles human rights activist and immigration lawyer Chen Chuangchuang, offering readers a profound perspective through a legal lens. The fourth page highlights civil movement activities in Los Angeles, documenting a series of local community events held to commemorate Dr. Luo Shaiyu, showcasing the overseas Chinese community’s ongoing pursuit of justice and truth.

In 2019, Hong Kong’s Anti-Extradition Movement ignited a fight for freedom, leaving lasting scars six years later as the struggle persists. This special issue honors the courage of Hongkongers. Pages one and two chronicle the movement’s timeline, from million-strong marches to the repression under the National Security Law. Pages three and four feature Joshua Wong and Agnes Chow, who sacrificed their youth to gain global attention, yet face imprisonment or exile, stirring both admiration and sorrow. A Los Angeles Democratic Party rally raised the “Liberate Hong Kong” banner, supporting Wong and urging the world not to forget Hong Kong. We also publish urgent news, calling for attention to Chinese Democratic Party member Zhou Junyi, detained in Bangkok’s prison. Their fight reminds us that freedom demands courage. This issue seeks to awaken consciences, wishing glory returns to Hong Kong and the light of freedom shines forever.