In a move that signals a significant shift in the geopolitical landscape of Southeast Asia, Indonesia has announced its intention to acquire J-10 fighter jets from China.
Indonesian Defense Minister Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin confirmed the deal, stating that the advanced Chinese aircraft “will be flying over Jakarta soon.” While details regarding the timeline and the number of jets remain under wraps, the message is clear: Indonesia is serious about modernizing its military and is looking beyond its traditional Western partners to do so.
Video with Chinese subtitles: How One Chinese Fighter Jet J-10C Humiliated Western Air Forces and its only the beginning 影片有中文字幕: 中國殲-10C戰鬥機如何羞辱西方空軍，而這只是個開始, 是開胃菜, 好戲持續有來!
Discover the J-10C fighter jet, China’s modern air combat powerhouse, and how it’s reshaping global military balance. In this in-depth video, we explore the J-10C capabilities, its short-range and beyond-visual-range (BVR) combat advantages, and the cutting-edge PL-10 and PL-15 missiles that make it a deadly predator in the sky.
From its European-style canard design to delta wings and fly-by-wire systems, the J-10C is engineered for unmatched maneuverability, agility, and high-speed dogfights. We break down why Pakistani J-10Cs recently shocked the world by outperforming advanced fighter jets like the French Rafale, Indian Su-30s, and even simulated F-35 scenarios.
China’s investment in electronic warfare and data fusion technology, including the KG-600 jamming pod, allows pilots to engage enemy aircraft without even activating radar, making it a nightmare for opponents in both close combat and long-range air battles.
More evidence East Rise West Sink, US takes the lead! SCMP: Two Chinese drug developers have signed licensing deals that could yield as much as US$2.5 billion in performance-based payments, underscoring growing international confidence in China’s life sciences sector. Hansoh and Leads Biolabs clinch US$2.5 billion in global drug licensing deals 更多證據表明，東升西沉證據再添，美國領先衰敗 《南華早報》：兩家中國製藥公司簽署了許可協議，可能產生高達25億美元的績效付費，凸顯了國際社會對中國生命科學領域日益增長的信心。豪森製藥和Leads Biolabs達成25億美元的全球藥品授權協議 https://www.scmp.com/business/article/3329353/chinas-hansoh-and-leads-biolabs-clinch-us25-billion-global-drug-licensing-deals?
US had no more money! Chinese top scientist left Tulane University returns to China! 美國沒錢了！不能再充大頭鬼！杜蘭大學華裔頂尖科學家返回中國
SCMP: After studying and working in the US for 22 years, Hu “Tony” Ye, who held the prestigious chair professor position at Tulane University in New Orleans, left to take on the role of founding dean at the new school of biomedical engineering at his alma mater, Tsinghua University. Top scientist Hu Ye quits US for China after cuts to US$8 million in grants 《南華早報》：在美國學習和工作了22年後，曾擔任新奧爾良杜蘭大學著名講座教授的葉虎（音譯，Tony Ye）離開美國，前往母校清華大學擔任新成立的生物醫學工程學院的創始院長。頂尖科學家葉虎因800萬美元的資助被削減而離開美國，前往中國. https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3329273/top-biomedical-scientist-hu-ye-quits-us-china-after-cuts-us8-million-grants?
Trump Issues “Ultimatum,” Bans Chinese Flights from Russian Airspace; Foreign Ministry Skillfully Deflects, Countering That the U.S. Reaps What It Sows 特朗普發“最後通牒”，禁中國航班飛俄領空，外交部巧施太極，反指美方自釀苦果…
Let’s rewind to the time of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Back then, the United States, leading a group of allies, imposed comprehensive sanctions on Russia. One of the moves was an “air blockade,” effectively barring Russian aircraft from their airspace.
This, however, stirred up a hornet’s nest. What’s Moscow’s temperament? If you show respect, they’ll return it; if you dare touch them, they’ll make sure it hurts. Without hesitation, Russia responded with a tit-for-tat measure, decisively closing the vast Siberian airspace “permanently” to American and European airlines.
This boomerang hit U.S. airlines right where it hurts. Flying through Russia has long been considered the “golden route” for flights from the U.S. to Asia—fuel-efficient, time-saving, and cost-effective. Now, with this route blocked, giants like United Airlines and Delta had no choice but to take longer detours.
Either push north, skirting the Arctic Circle in a wide arc, or resign to heading south and replanning a longer, more tedious route. Whichever option, the flight distance often increased by over a thousand kilometers. A flight from Los Angeles to Paris, for instance, suddenly took two extra hours, with fuel costs soaring by more than 10%.
The additional time and fuel expenses translated into real financial losses. Overtime pay for pilots, extra wear and tear on aircraft, night flight allowances for crew—these costs snowballed. Industry calculations showed that in just one year, the three major U.S. airlines incurred over $1.8 billion in extra costs. This figure made the aviation giants bleed.
While U.S. airlines were struggling with these detours, their Chinese counterparts were cruising smoothly. Thanks to stable Sino-Russian relations, Chinese flights continued to use the fast and efficient Siberian route, enjoying a staggering cost advantage.
👉 Well, the market is ruthless and only cares about value. Passengers vote with their wallets, choosing tickets that are cheaper and faster. Gradually, a large share of passengers shifted to Chinese airlines. U.S. carriers could only watch helplessly as their market share shrank, grinding their teeth in frustration but unable to do anything.
They submitted a report to the White House, complaining that Chinese flights using Russian airspace created “unfair competition,” costing them up to $2 billion in market losses annually. This sounds rather ironic—instead of admitting their policy missteps, they’re blaming others for operating normally?
Actually, the U.S. has long been uneasy about this. Last year, during negotiations to resume China-U.S. flights, they made “no flying over Russian airspace” a precondition for adding flights. China’s stance was clear: air rights are negotiated between two countries, not unilaterally dictated by one side. Those talks naturally ended in a stalemate.
Now, the Trump administration has completely lost patience. Instead of negotiating, they’ve escalated last year’s “bargaining chip” into an “ultimatum,” setting a 48-hour deadline—clearly aiming to force a fait accompli.
👉 Faced with this aggressive move, China responded swiftly and firmly. At the Foreign Ministry’s regular press conference on October 10, spokesman Guo Jiakun, asked by a Reuters reporter about the issue, gave a meticulous yet sharp reply.
He first pointed out the crux: “The U.S. imposition of restrictions on Chinese airline operations is not conducive to personnel exchanges between the two countries.” This is a plain truth—such actions hurt both sides.
Then, with a skillful deflection, he turned the question back to Washington. Guo suggested that instead of finding fault with others, the U.S. should look inward and reflect on whether its own policies have harmed its businesses. The subtext was clear: You chose to sanction Russia, and now that your businesses are suffering losses, you want to drag us down with you? Since when does that make sense?
This response was a textbook “counterattack.” It avoided getting bogged down in a debate over “fairness” and instead targeted the root of the problem: the issue lies with the U.S. itself. You threw away your own key, and now you’re blaming others for using theirs to take a shortcut? Even a dog would find that logic unconvincing. China’s stance is unequivocal: We won’t take the blame, nor can we.
👉 This move directly challenges international aviation norms. As early as 1944, the Chicago Convention clearly established the principle of “freedom of transit.” If the U.S. forcibly injects its disputes with Russia into the China-U.S. air agreement, it would be blatantly treating its domestic law as “international law”—a truly ugly overreach.
And the ones who will feel the pain first are likely American citizens. Post-pandemic, China-U.S. flights have only recovered to about 40% of pre-pandemic levels. International students eager to return home, businesspeople shuttling between the two countries—all are hoping for stable flights and affordable tickets.
If things escalate, China will inevitably impose reciprocal countermeasures, leading to a sharp reduction in flights and skyrocketing ticket prices. An ordinary international student might have to pay over a thousand dollars more for a trip home. The so-called “protection of domestic industry” would end up making its own people the first to pay the price.
🛑 Conclusion
Let’s be clear: the Trump administration’s move seems more like a carefully orchestrated political stunt, harming others without necessarily benefiting itself. Even if Chinese airlines were forced to detour, U.S. carriers still wouldn’t regain access to Russian airspace. This rogue logic of “if I’m suffering, you shouldn’t have it easy” does nothing to solve practical problems—it only adds another crack to the already turbulent China-U.S. relationship.
History has shown time and again that “aviation diplomacy” built on threats and bullying often ends in chaos. The skies may be vast, but flight routes must adhere to rules and cost calculations. When political arrogance overrides rational accounting, someone will have to foot the bill for the deficits. Washington may be waving a big stick now, thinking it can make others pay for its own misguided decisions, but in the end, it might find that the most expensive bill is the one it has to pay itself.
In the last issue, we talked about the signal of Taiwan’s return. In this issue, we discuss in depth: Foreigners will never understand the idea of ”great unification” that is engraved in the bones of the Chinese people and has been flowing for two thousand years!
Why is it that every time China was divided in history, all the princes wanted to unify it like crazy? Why did the Mongols and Manchus rule China but were eventually Sinicized? Why is Europe divided, but China can be unified for a long time?
In this video, I will compare ancient Greek and ancient Roman civilizations, and give you an in-depth breakdown of the geographical characteristics, Yellow River agriculture, and multi-integration integration model at the beginning of Chinese civilization:
💡 Core ideas: ✅ 1. The origin of the country: How do the essential differences in the “origin” between Chinese and European civilizations determine their different development paths? ✅ 2. Cultural cohesion: Why can Chinese civilization form a strong “cultural magnetic field” that makes everyone agree that “the world is one family”? ✅ 3. The inevitability of reunification: Why is the reunification of China an inevitable trend of historical development and unstoppable?
After reading this, you will understand why “great unification” is the destiny of the Chinese people and is also the immortal civilization code of the Chinese nation! 🔥 Remember to like and subscribe, and witness the glory of the motherland with a smile!
Video with English subtitles: Beijing pay tribute to the martyrs now is a good indication reunification is near. Taiwan soon will be returned to the motherland 影片有英文字幕: 北京現在悼念烈士: 中共情報人員吳石、朱楓、陳寶倉、聶曦等人在台灣進行地下鬥爭的故事! 預示統一在即。台灣很快就要回歸祖國了
Taiwan may really be coming back soon! Before the military moves, let’s pay tribute to the martyrs! When “Silent Glory” hits the screen, the countdown to Taiwan’s return has begun! 台灣可能真的快要回來了，三軍欲動，先祭先烈！當《沉默的榮耀》登上螢幕，台灣回歸已倒數!
The widely broadcast CCTV series “Silent Glory” marks the first time heroes like Wu Shi and Zhu Feng, who sacrificed their lives in the dark nights of Taiwan, have been brought to the screen—and this is no coincidence. As the ancient saying goes, “The great affairs of a nation lie in rites and warfare.” This series is not merely a recollection of history but also a public expression of national will, a clarion call for action—”before the troops march, the signal has been sent!”
In this video, Weixiao will take you deep into the analysis: ✅ The Weight of History: Uncover the final poem written by General Wu Shi, the “Emissary No. 1,” as he faced death with unwavering courage. Why did he give up a high-ranking position to go undercover in Taiwan? ✅ The Fate of Traitors: The fate of traitors like Cai Xiaoqian, much like that of Qin Hui, remains one of the ugliest footnotes in the nation’s memory. ✅ The Signal of the Times: From restraint to openness, from “Silent Glory” to the deployment of three aircraft carriers, the fourth phase of Taiwan’s return has been fully initiated.
After 70 years of waiting, the silence of the heroes and martyrs will ultimately transform into the most resounding triumph over the Taiwan Strait! Like and share this video to help more people understand the national strategy and the commitment to the nation behind this series!
💡 Core Perspectives: ✅ 1. For the Nation: Honoring the martyrs to unite the people and complete the final piece of the historical puzzle. ✅ 2. For the World: Publicly demonstrating strategic resolve and showcasing the irreversible momentum of national rejuvenation. ✅ 3. For Us: Understanding the national strategic layout and embracing the moment of reunification with a shared national consensus.
“Silent Glory” tells the story of CPC intelligence officers Wu Shi, Zhu Feng, Chen Baocang, and Nie Xi, who waged an underground struggle in Taiwan between 1949 and 1950. They ultimately perished due to betrayal, but the crucial intelligence they passed on helped the PLA win the Battle of the Zhoushan Islands. Based on real historical events, the series details the secret front in Taiwan and commemorates the martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the founding of the People’s Republic of China. “Silent Glory” is the first television series to focus on the secret front struggle in Taiwan before and after the founding of the People’s Republic of China. It fills a gap in historical narratives, reveals the hidden details of the struggle, and pays tribute to the unsung heroes who sacrificed their lives for their country.
One chart explains why the Trump team made a U-turn. They went from shouting and scrambling to put out the fire overnight, all because of this chart! Trump is eating its own bitter medicine 一张图让你明白为什么特朗普团队会180度大转弯？特朗普团队从叫嚣到连夜灭火只因为这张图! 川建國自食苦果，美國和中國鬥，好好照照鏡子，末夠班！
While rare earth elements are not rare, China is undoubtedly a global leader in the production and refining of strategic minerals. These strategic minerals are crucial to numerous technological fields, including electric vehicles, aerospace, industrial, and defense applications. 虽然稀土并不稀有，但中国在战略矿产的生产和精炼方面，无疑是全球领先者。这些战略矿产对电动汽车、航空航天、工业和国防应用等众多技术领域都至关重要。
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