Zhejiang explodes with a massive crisis, police are fully mobilized!? Papi Jiang has discovered it again, people are being tortured so miserably! Qi Qi Ba Ba TALK Episode 975 20260920

This episode mainly discusses the large-scale surprise inspections and rectification actions launched against high-end entertainment venues (business KTVs) in places like Zhejiang due to suspected illegal activities and public opinion pressure. It analyzes the underlying causes of the incident, the high profits of the industry, and the regulatory risks brought about by short-video traffic, while extending the discussion to the impact of such one-size-fits-all policies on the livelihoods of practitioners and the night economy.

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Hello, everyone. Welcome to Qiqi Baba, I am Qiqi. Hey, I want to eat a boiled egg. Qiqi Baba. Boiled egg. But how do you make it? Let me search online, how should a boiled egg be made? Eggs can be said to be the best and most direct source of protein. Like the older generation, if they could have an egg to eat today, it was truly a treat. Starting from my grandmother's generation, they had no eggs to eat at all back then.

So much bullshit! Next.

People who don't know how to boil an egg at eighteen usually have problems with their original family. How can someone who has never been taught how to take care of themselves since childhood take care of an egg?

What kind of bullshit is Wuli Mali talking about? Boiled egg, cold water or hot water?

Struggling between cold water or hot water? Struggling for a long time, afraid the egg will be raw, crack, or explode. Have you ever thought about where your people-pleasing personality and your anxiety come from?

Ha, do soft-boiled eggs have to be made with raw-edible eggs? Can regular eggs be used for soft-boiled eggs?

Can regular eggs be used to make soft-boiled eggs? This is not just a cooking question, but a class question. You think you are asking about the egg yolk, but in fact, you are asking yourself whether you are qualified to live a better life.

I'm going to buy raw-edible eggs. If you want to eat soft-boiled eggs, you must buy raw-edible eggs. Behind this is actually the exquisite anxiety created by invisible consumerism. If you are still choosing eggs based on dimensions like size, color, and whether there are cracks, then please be careful, you have been completely brainwashed by meritocracy.

What does meritocracy mean? One quick dish a day, today I will teach you how to boil an egg, and it has to be a quick dish. Have you ever thought about why everyone loves quick dishes now? Because you have already defaulted that even eating must be efficient, fast, and replicable. You think you are rushing for time, but in fact, you are completing a compliance test for capital.

How long should it be boiled for a soft-boiled egg? Five minutes or seven minutes?

If you are always checking the time repeatedly, it is not that you are truly afraid the egg is undercooked, but that your subjectivity has vanished; you are afraid of taking responsibility, afraid of making mistakes, and must rely on authority before you dare to act.

I do use an egg cooker to boil eggs, and there is a little trick: put the pointed end facing down, which reduces the risk of the egg cracking. We are the same; we hide our sharp edges so that life can be more stable. Ah, I am just too sharp-edged!

Oh, that makes so much sense.

A9A10 families will never tell you that the core of boiling an egg has never been the water temperature.

What does A9A10 mean?

While you are still searching for guides on how to boil an egg, some people have had others control the heat for them since they were young, so stop asking how to boil an egg. This is the kind of problem those people want you to get tangled up in.

Those bastards! Please, boiling an egg is just like life; you need a sense of relaxation and a sense of being a living person. Ask yourself, your.

Can you taste the relaxation in an egg? Are you a living person now? A living person.

An employee that a boss likes is just like a perfect boiled egg: it doesn't crack, it's not raw, it's not overcooked, it's cheap, and it provides value.

How many minutes should an egg be boiled? I want to say, that is your egg; boil it for as many minutes as you want. I don't submit to anyone's taste. Little sister, you are yourself first, and then you are the you who boils eggs. Shocking! An eighteen-year-old boy put an egg in and couldn't get it out.

So what if the egg is broken, cracked, or exploded? The fault tolerance of life is very high. The hurdles you think you can't get over, when you look back three years later, are nothing more than a cracked boiled egg.

Must a person eat boiled eggs? Must a person work? Must a person live under the discipline of others? So true! Oh, I really deserve to die.

I don't.

Who is it?

Got boiled.

Aha.

These videos nowadays are really annoying.

They always want to teach you life lessons; will it ever end!

Will you die if you don't output? Please stop PUA-ing others, okay? Truly mature people never need to look for answers externally. Hmm. Because the answer itself is.

Another requisition of subjectivity by external narratives. Hmm, when you stop listening to those people's grand theories, you have truly completed the identity transition from a disciplined object to a self-strengthening.

Subject. You can hear advice, but you don't claim others' standards; you can see preaching, but you don't use others' yardsticks to cut yourself.

Actually, everyone isn't just searching for this; he just gave an example. If we search for anything, we will know that everything is like this. It's like you want to search for how to do this or how to do that, especially on self-media within the Great Firewall; it is really like this. It's very similar to something else inside the Great Firewall that has the same problem, which is Android phones; they have the exact same common flaw. Where is it displayed? It's that with Android phones, no matter which app you want to open, or anything you want to do, there are endless ads you can't close, especially on phones for the elderly; you really can't close them all. You keep closing a dozen, and they are still there, exactly like a virus—uncontrollable pop-up ads. Uh, it's just a virus, so that's it. It's as hard as ascending to heaven to do anything; they are frantically tripping you up along the way.

Hello everyone, I am Xiaoyang, and welcome to Silent Scream. Today is September 14, 2026. Skyline and other clubs are closing all at once, and Zhejiang’s entertainment industry is facing a severe crackdown. This fire will burn and consume the entire country. Starting September 4, an entertainment venue in Zhuji, Shaoxing, was ordered to suspend operations for rectification for three months. Going back two weeks prior, top-tier commercial venues in Shangcheng, Gongshu, and Xihu districts in Hangzhou, such as Skyline and Nahadun, were slapped with seal notices one after another. Circles of friends were buzzing with rumors that all KTVs in Hangzhou were closed. This statement is inaccurate; what closed were business KTVs—venues with high-efficiency private rooms starting at 3,000 yuan, places where hundreds of millions of yuan were spent on renovations. Yet, precisely this inaccuracy exposes a bigger motive. Zhejiang's entertainment venues are facing consecutive severe crackdowns, growing so large that even people who never believed in KEV are discussing it. Let's first talk about the most direct question: why did the rectification start burning from Zhejiang? Look at what kind of city Hangzhou is. It is the country's top internet-celebrity e-commerce capital, with a non-stop stream of business traffic all year round. Bosses come and need to be hosted, and hosting requires venues. Over the years, Hangzhou's business entertainment sector has been pushed to the national ceiling by this wave of demand. Store volume, private room scale, number of practitioners, and consumption tiers cannot be matched by tier-two or tier-three cities, nor by most provincial capitals, let alone Skyline. A venue investing over 200 million yuan with 166 private rooms, where per capita consumption exceeds 10,000 yuan, and a bottle of red wine with an entry cost of a few hundred yuan can be sold for tenfold in business venues; small private rooms have a minimum spending of 3,500 yuan, and luxury private rooms head toward 30,000 yuan. The gross profit on alcohol has consistently started at 65%. When business is good, the cash flow of a single venue in one night equals the monthly revenue of a chain restaurant. The gigantic hidden profits and ultra-high returns drew practitioners from all over the country to cluster here. The more venues opened, the more competitive it became; the more competitive it got, the more high-end they went, pushing business risks and industry intensity to the highest in the country. To put it bluntly, this is the eye of the storm for this business. It is no surprise that the fire started from the eye, but why right now? There are quite a few versions circulating online: a designated driver chasing someone into a K-club over 2.6 yuan, running into an escort and reporting it on the spot—it sounds satisfying, but unfortunately it doesn't match the official timeline, so treat it as an urban legend. The real spark was the July 26 Hangzhou drinking party case, where a senior executive from a investment system and a public servant from Binjiang District went to a K-club private room after a dinner party, sexually assaulted a woman, and pushed her, resulting in minor injuries of the second degree. On August 18, the official notification was released, both were criminally detained and dismissed from office, and the discipline inspection commission intervened. As soon as the case broke out, the involved venue was closed first, and bosses across the industry carried out self-inspections overnight, with panic rolling like a snowball through industry groups. But the drinking party case was only the hidden factor; the real dynamite was ignited by the business itself over the past two years. In the past, business KTVs in nightlife spots were very covert, with the ecosystem circulating only within a small circle. Bookings were made by phone via introductions from acquaintances, and outsiders didn't even know where the front door was. In the past two years, everything changed: traffic generation, publicity, personnel recruitment, and store promotion were all moved onto short-video platforms in one go. Luxury private room live-action views, table setups costing tens of thousands, and escort lineups claimed to be supermodels were all posted online as traffic material. Some, like K-managers, opened Douyin accounts themselves to attract customers; the hotter the business, the more was exposed. Think about it: the lifeblood of high-end business KTVs is privacy. Putting operational details in plain sight across the entire internet is equivalent to voluntarily sending oneself to the regulatory watchlists. Once a private industry becomes public, consumption gaps and scale gaps are exponentially amplified. The more fake the public thinks it is, the more waves of public opinion follow, making it hard for local departments to pretend they don't see it. Region-wide, normalized, high-intensity rectification was largely forced out by this round of public opinion, and problems came one after another. Will this fire burn across the country? First, looking at visible facts, among those currently traceable via official notifications, it is not just Hangzhou, Shaoxing, and Ningbo where various entertainment venues have been ordered to suspend operations for providing profitable escorts. Ningbo Fenghua handled a case as early as April. Looking outside the province, Hefei, Bozhou, Changchun, and Guilin all carried out cleanup operations this summer. Rumors online that 50 cities conducted a simultaneous severe crackdown have no official source, so there is no need to panic. But the trend is right in front of us; this round of rectification has long exceeded the scope of surprise inspections in Zhejiang alone. What's even deadlier is that the industry's past coping methods have failed. In the past, getting caught meant a three-month suspension; once the storm passed, they would change the name, auction off the boss, change the legal representative, and continue operating.

This time is different. The public security and culture-tourism departments are jointly inspecting sites as just the first step. Next will be penetrating audits of capital flows, personnel structures, and the organization of paid accompaniment. Accepting minors leads directly in a criminal direction. Coupled with the year-long nationwide campaign to deepen the crackdown on mafia-style syndicates, it is extremely difficult to survive. Right now, practitioners have already begun to split up. There are reports that in this wave in Hangzhou, major practitioners are looking for opportunities in Shanghai and Suzhou, while others are moving back online, relying on live streaming and short videos to maintain their income. In the short term, they are undoubtedly struggling. But looking at it the other way around, jobs supported by illegal businesses have never been a stable rice bowl. If it isn't smashed today, it will be smashed tomorrow. At the end of the day, what is being cracked down on is never the entertainment industry itself.

Recently, if your family asks you to go home for a blind date, absolutely do not go, especially if they say the other person runs a clothing store or a nail salon in the Yangtze River Delta (Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shanghai) but cannot give any specific details. If they just say they are on vacation for a while, do not believe it; those who know, know.

If your female friends in Hangzhou have returned to their hometowns or gone traveling these past few days, do not envy them. They aren't on vacation; they are unemployed. We must show them more care and love, treat them to meals and drinks, because this is one of the few times you can sit and drink with them without spending money.

Some say the bigger the waves, the more expensive the fish, and that nightlife venues are raising prices again. Others ask, will there be no more nightlife to enjoy in the future? Are the performers being forced to go to livestreaming rooms to call out to 'big brothers'? I find it hilarious! Do we also think that nightlife will be gone? Will it disappear? Let me share my understanding. What is nightlife? It is an important part of nighttime consumption. If a city loses its nighttime consumption, its entire economy will be significantly affected; this is beyond doubt. One of the purposes of making money is for entertainment. Men have only a few hobbies after making money, and nightlife—mainly commercial KTVs, nightclubs, and bars—naturally fits those preferences. However, these industries inherently carry some gray-area attributes, so crackdowns are necessary. Without crackdowns, some bold and reckless people will inevitably resort to crooked paths. But at the same time, nightlife has its own legitimacy for existing. Therefore, the crackdown process is about taking down those who stand out too much and those who cross the line. For example, look at the 'vacuum' venues—they are truly empty now; and the 'clearance' venues—they are all closed now.

Nightlife workers are about to face mass unemployment. Brothers, there is a 'Spring Thunder' campaign every year, but this year is different. The 'Spring Thunder' campaign just ended a while ago, and before the nightlife industry could even catch its breath, a 100-day strict inspection has arrived. From now until the end of the year, nightlife venues will be under inspection. Currently, in over 50 cities across the country, venues are closing down or suspending operations. I will make a bold guess: nightlife might really disappear, just like Dongguan did back in the day. There are currently over a million people working in this industry. What will some of them do after leaving? I don't know, but I know they will definitely miss the 'big brothers' who used to kneel and talk about love with them while holding money. So brothers, if your ex-girlfriend from the nightlife industry or a current girlfriend you're having conflicts with suddenly sends you a message, it's not because she wants to settle down with you; it's because she is about to be laid off and is looking for a 'fall guy' to take over. The conditions you offered her before could support several people now. She looked down on them back then, but now that she is starting to compromise or lower her prices, you know she has no income. It fits the saying: 'You ignored me in the past, but now you can't afford me.' So brothers, remember one principle: making money is a long-term accumulation process. Therefore, it is much harder for women to make money by 'lying flat.' The harder something is, the more valuable it is. As long as you have money in your hands, no matter how arrogant women are now, they will come looking for you sooner or later.

Uh, this is about the police raid on a KTV in Zhejiang, where an incident occurred in one of the rooms. At the time, the police were deployed in full force, and everyone thought it was some kind of earth-shattering case, which caused a period of panic. Many people were considering—and the point everyone in this video is focusing on is—whether this will have an impact on entertainment venues nationwide? Uh, I think it will, more or less, especially behind the scenes or privately. Because for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), it is just a matter of one word to make you shut down, or to impose heavier fines in the future. It is very possible that they will just make them pay more protection money. They do not care how many people's livelihoods will be affected by their casual words. Actually, it is just like their previous policy on extracurricular tutoring centers. Even if these tutoring centers had problems, or if these entertainment venues had lax supervision, issues, or flaws in their business models, you are just using a 'one-size-fits-all' approach, telling everyone to stop doing everything. It is equivalent to cutting off a tumor without anesthesia and without disinfecting the area to be operated on. I would like to ask, who can stand this? Who can stand this? Furthermore, if you do not disinfect, right? If you do not handle any of the subsequent issues, then if it gets infected or something, wouldn't that have an even greater impact on the body itself? How would you know if there won't be any terrible follow-up consequences, right? Alright, the above is all the content for this episode. If you would like to support me, please join the membership channel. If you have other questions you would like to ask me, I also really hope to be able to talk to you during the member-only live stream. That is all for this episode, see you next time.