Public messaging
PLANNED
A future index of public documents, media records and audience research.
06 / TOPICS
Topic archives
These archives organise questions, sources and competing interpretations around Chinese politics, society, power and international relations. A topic’s inclusion does not establish every claim made within it.
Live topics
Each topic states what its current material can establish, and what it cannot.
3F
EXAMINES: public circulation of the name “3F” and related claims.
STATUS: DEVELOPED · contemporaneous reports and public Q&A records exist.
CAN ESTABLISH: a public figure made and circulated the claims.
REMAINS UNVERIFIED: whether the alleged plan existed or was true.
BGY / Blue, Gold, Yellow
EXAMINES: public formulations, circulation and interpretations of BGY.
STATUS: DEVELOPED · video, text archive and reference routes exist.
CAN ESTABLISH: the concepts were publicly presented and explained.
REMAINS UNVERIFIED: the specific allegations described by the concepts.
13579
EXAMINES: a publicly circulated narrative organised around five numbers.
STATUS: UNDER REVIEW · programme, metadata and later-circulation material are registered.
CAN ESTABLISH: the title and related public claim exist.
REMAINS UNVERIFIED: the larger plan described by the narrative.
Topics in development
These labels describe archive progress, not a truth score for a topic.
Network control
SOURCE COLLECTION
Public rules, policy material and research are being gathered.
United-front work
UNDER REVIEW
Different mechanisms and evidence streams need to be separated.
National security
BASIC
A starting point for policy, law, organisation and public debate.
Guo Wengui public-claim archive
SOURCE COLLECTION
Public video, transcripts and later circulation are being recorded by status.
How to read a topic page
A topic may contain primary material, media reporting, public allegations, archived copies and project analysis. These are not evidence of the same kind or strength. A record can establish that material exists; a public statement can establish that someone made it; analysis is an interpretation of material, not material itself.
Where the record remains incomplete, the archive uses UNVERIFIED or UNDER REVIEW rather than filling a gap with certainty.