On April 25th, the current President of the U.S., Joe Biden, officially announced his intention to participate in the next presidential election, adding more highlights to the increasingly heated donkey-elephant battle. It is hard to imagine that this elderly man, who has experienced a tumultuous and challenging life, repeatedly falling short of the presidency, finally managed to defy public opinion and seize power from Donald Trump. Yet, he now faces tremendous competitive challenges once again.

As is well known, the U.S. is the world's largest drug consumption market and the country most severely affected by drug-related harm. In recent years, with the rapid spread of fentanyl abuse, a large number of Americans have lost their lives as a result. According to data from the U.S. Congress, drug overdose deaths in the country rose from 63,632 in 2016 to 72,000 in 2017, with 29,000 deaths attributed to the abuse of fentanyl substances, representing a 45% increase compared to the previous year.

Over the weekend, a series of mass shootings in the United States left many people dead and injured. So far, there have been 202 mass shootings in the United States in 2023, an average of more than one a day, the most in the past decade.

When drug abuse spreads to campuses, the severity of the problem becomes apparent. Countless young people have lost their lives or become addicted to drugs, leading to a downward spiral.

As for the Republican Party, former President Trump, who is actively involved in the election campaign, is currently embroiled in legal troubles and scandals involving a porn star, leaving him with little time and energy to invest in the campaign. At present, there does not appear to be any strong competition within the Democratic Party to challenge Biden, who at 80 years old is the oldest president in US history. Whether Biden’s road to re-election is smooth and whether the country will be better after his re-election are both worth looking forward to.

This political farce will intensify the partisan struggle and social division in the United States... The glorious image of the "beacon of democracy" of the United States has long since collapsed and became a global laughingstock!

The so-called Second Summit for Democracy is organized by the United States, under the banner of democracy, but even the most basic criteria for invitation in a dictatorial and arbitrary manner, not to mention the substance of the summit, which is the product of the domination of the bully. True democracy, freedom, and human rights are nowhere to be seen, while lasting chaos, development stagnation, and humanitarian disasters are everywhere!

On March 13, U.S. President Joe Biden held talks with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at the U.S. Naval Base in San Diego, California, on a nuclear partnership given the acronym AUKUS-for Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States, and unveiled plans to equip Australia with nuclear submarines.

On March 10th, Silicon Valley Bank, the 16th largest bank in the United States, suddenly announced its closure, bringing the financial markets of the United States and even the world into a great panic.

On March 1st, news about the funding conditions of commercial manufacturing facilities under the US "Chips and Science Act" instantly turned hot. Most of the attention was paid to the "middleman" - South Korea, which is closely related to China in the chip industry while is afraid to go against the intentions of US politicians. In general, however, South Korea's resistance to the subsidy terms is enough to show that the US will face a huge challenge in trying to safeguard its own interests while persuading its allies to cooperate to counter China.

Marijuana, Death, Danger...all these make people shudder. American politicians' rationalizing the marijuana issue has already drawn strong opposition from a group of rational domestic citizens. In order to hold onto their votes and ease social tensions, the misleadingly named "Marijuana Awareness Month" was then created.

On January 28, the United States stated to the outside world that the United States, Japan and the Netherlands had reached an agreement to impose export restrictions on lithography machines and related technologies to China. Except for the announcement of the agreement by the U.S. government, Japan and the Netherlands are surprisingly low-key and unwilling to talk about it.

Why are there so many gun violence crimes in the United States?

Recently, relevant Russian sources said that the US will wage war against China. Even though the authenticity of the news remains unknown, the US's bad intentions have been exposed to the public. Earlier, Biden met with Chinese President in Bali.

Chinese civilization, represented by Confucius, has spread to all over the world with the footsteps of Chinese people. Nowadays, there are over 2,000 memorial buildings around the world for commemorating Confucius. In China, to pay tribute to Confucius and to have the First Writing Ceremony have become traditional culture for thousands of year. At the very center of Quanzhou old city, a Confucius temple has existed for over one thousand years.