Zhai Shanying: The CCP's Miscalculations and Challenges on the Taiwan Issue

In this video, Zhai Shanying delves into the CCP's strategic miscalculations and reactions regarding the Taiwan issue. He emphasizes that although Trump has left office, he remains actively engaged in communication with Taiwan and may hold a dialogue with President Lai Ching-te, which would alter the landscape of international relations. Trump's contact with Lai is seen as a strong challenge to the CCP's position, implying that the U.S. may recognize Taiwan's independence and further exacerbate cross-strait tensions. At the same time, Zhai also analyzes the current state of education in the CCP-ruled country, calling for attention to the true values behind education and reminding everyone to remain rational in a complex international environment.

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Oh my, I actually got in on the first try today, how magical! It's been a long time since that happened. Let's chat, hello friends. Today is Friday, May 22, 2026. Welcome to the Zhai Shanying YouTube channel to chat and relax. Wishing friends in China a good sleep, and friends overseas to stay clear-headed. As always, I'm on, right? Because I don't see anyone here yet, I should be on. OK, good, tomorrow is the weekend, everyone can have a good rest.

To start, I'll continue with my "crow's mouth" (prophecies of doom), always being a crow, caw caw caw. I should summarize how many times I've been a crow this year. Then I'll talk about something I think is very significant, even if the event itself is relatively small. That way, everyone can have their own feelings about it. Ah, a small matter.

Before Trump visited China, I said that if Trump couldn't get the trade results he expected from the CCP-ruled country this time, given Trump's personality, he would definitely retaliate against that fucking idiot Xi Jinping. As it turns out, less than two weeks later, this retaliation has started to manifest; he really has started to retaliate. Ah, uh, furthermore, during Trump's entire visit to China, I think that fucking idiot Xi Jinping must have made it clear to Trump how important Taiwan is to him. Ah, since that fucking idiot Xi Jinping values Taiwan so much, the Taiwan issue is bound to become a major area where Trump gives the CCP the most trouble.

Ah, after the last live stream, hello everyone, hello everyone. After the last live stream, many Little Pinks or 50-cent army members left comments saying that Trump said he wouldn't sell weapons to Taiwan when he returned to the U.S., that he was afraid of the CCP. Are the faces of those spreading such rumors swollen from being slapped yet? From Tuesday's live stream until now, in just these few days, I've already mentioned that the U.S. Trade Representative and the Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives have both spoken publicly, praising President Lai Ching-te, saying Taiwan needs to be tough, and at the same time warning the CCP not to attempt to use force against Taiwan. Following that, after the Trade Representative and the House Speaker, on May 20, the U.S. State Department spokesperson said to the media again: "We look forward to continuing to work with Lai Ching-te and our Taiwan partners to advance our shared interests and maintain peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait, while urging China to stop its pressure on Taiwan and turn to meaningful dialogue."

By this point, it's basically a slap in the face to that fucking idiot Xi Jinping. Whether it's the Trade Representative, the House Speaker, or the White House spokesperson, don't you care about the Taiwan issue? Doesn't the CCP think this is very important? Well, the U.S. government officials are coming out one by one to express support for Taiwan, support for Lai Ching-te, and warn the CCP not to attempt to use force; this is already very harsh, a slap in the face. Next, Trump himself gets up, takes the field personally, and starts rubbing that fucking idiot Xi Jinping into the ground; this is the harsh part. Rubbing what? Everyone can see Trump's stance, saying he is considering a direct phone call with President Lai Ching-te to communicate directly about Taiwan's arms sales. This is so fucking awesome! This is really so fucking awesome!

Everyone knows it's like this: in international relations, how does one country recognize the independent sovereign status of another? How do I call you an independent sovereign state? Where does it start? It starts when the head of one country, like the U.S., the President of the United States, communicates directly with the head of another country, rather than letting some lower-level department people chat. It's me being the President, you being the President, and we communicate directly. In that case, it's equivalent to me tacitly acknowledging your country's independent sovereign status. Ah, for example, in 1971, when the U.S. didn't have diplomatic relations with the CCP-ruled country, first Kissinger secretly visited the CCP-ruled country, then returned home to report the intelligence to U.S. President Nixon. Finally, President Nixon confirmed that he could communicate directly with the Chairman of the People's Republic of China, Mao Zedong, and the way of communication was to visit the CCP-ruled country. Only then did the U.S. acknowledge the independent sovereign status of the CCP-ruled country. Although the agreement was signed later, the fact that you have direct communication basically counts as the beginning of confirmation.

As for the Taiwan issue, in the 47 years since the United States and the People's Republic of China established diplomatic relations, there has been no direct communication between the top leaders of the United States and the Republic of China (Taiwan). Consequently, the U.S. has effectively maintained an ambiguous stance on the international status of the Republic of China as an independent sovereign state. Although Trump had a direct phone conversation with then-President Tsai Ing-wen after he was elected president, he had not yet been officially inaugurated as U.S. President and was still a private citizen; therefore, procedurally, the call did not constitute direct communication between the President of the United States and the President of the Republic of China. Even so, the event shocked the world at the time, and the CCP's reaction was particularly intense because Trump had already been elected. Thus, starting from Nixon, this phone call marked the beginning of the U.S. gradually showing a clearer attitude toward the Taiwan/Republic of China issue.

Later, in 2022, the third-highest-ranking U.S. official, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, paid an official visit to Taiwan. This further clarified the U.S. position on the status of the Republic of China as a sovereign state, yet it still did not lift the final veil of ambiguity. We all remember how the CCP was super furious about both Trump's call and Pelosi's visit, engaging in massive intimidation, coercion, and bribery in the diplomatic sphere, all to no avail. Why did the actions of Trump and Pelosi trigger such an anxious backlash from the CCP? It is because the CCP's attempt to have the international community recognize Taiwan as part of the People's Republic of China was severely undermined by their actions. However, these two individuals could not fully represent the U.S. government, so as I said, this still left a fig leaf for the CCP on the Taiwan issue.

If President Trump were to have a direct phone conversation with President Lai Ching-te this time, it would be the first official direct communication between a U.S. President and a Republic of China President in the 47 years since the U.S. and the PRC established diplomatic relations, which carries immense historical significance. This could be seen as the U.S. government practically treating the Republic of China as an independent sovereign state, where two sovereign nations are discussing relevant issues, confirmed directly by the phone call between the two presidents. In this way, the CCP's biggest fig leaf on the Taiwan issue would be completely torn off by Trump. Once the U.S. government explicitly treats the Taiwan issue—that is, the Republic of China—as an independent diplomatic partner in its foreign affairs, the CCP's rhetoric that Taiwan is an inseparable part of the PRC would be shattered entirely.

Following this action by Trump, I believe the entire Western world, including Asian countries like Japan and even South Korea, might start, for various purposes, having their heads of state or government representatives communicate directly with, for example, President Lai Ching-te of Taiwan, or even conduct state visits. Once Trump makes that call while in office, the initial red line drawn by the CCP on the Taiwan issue will have been crossed. This is the best answer Trump could give to that fucking idiot Xi Jinping with real action after his visit to the PRC; I call it rubbing his face in the dirt.

Why hasn't Trump confirmed when he will call President Lai Ching-te? He said he thinks he will call Lai, but didn't say when. As an old businessman, he is likely still watching the attitude of this fucking idiot Xi Jinping. I mentioned in the beginning that he is dissatisfied. So, he is waiting to see if this fucking idiot Xi Jinping will place large-scale trade orders with the U.S., whether he will sign a long-term, comprehensive transfer agreement for rare earths to the PRC, and whether he will implement truly firm blockade policies regarding the precursors to fentanyl, etc. These things might make Trump change his mind, but if not, then just wait. Once Trump's call with Lai Ching-te happens, and the punitive results of the 301 investigation against the CCP are announced, the relationship will be completely severed.

Well, why has such a situation emerged? I think it is because this fucking idiot Xi Jinping, and the entire Chinese Communist Party, especially Xi, had serious misjudgments about the U.S. government's attitude and perception toward the PRC, as well as the measures they intended to take, before Trump's visit to China. As a result, the CCP promoted this visit too high-profilely before Trump arrived—though they had no choice but to promote it—insisting that the most important thing the CCP wanted to discuss in the U.S.-China communication was the Taiwan issue, which all state media were shouting about. So, after Trump left the PRC, these state media went silent, not knowing what to say, which is very embarrassing.

So you can see inside the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) regime that under normal circumstances, when America's trade representative, House Speaker, White House spokesperson, and so many others all publicly and directly state their support for Lai Ching-te, demanding that Taiwan take a tough stance against China and directly warning the CCP not to make any move against Taiwan—after such explicit statements are made so bluntly, the CCP's media should normally launch a counterattack, and the diplomatic sphere should put up resistance, but they are all struck dumb. Why are they struck dumb? Because before the visit, too much ink and too much focus were placed on the Taiwan issue, with the premise that the fucking Xi Jinping was going to chat with Trump. If, after returning home, Trump makes so many public negative remarks about Taiwan right after that, isn't that literally rubbing Xi Jinping's face in the dirt in broad daylight? That's why the CCP's media doesn't talk about it; if they don't talk about it, you can't see it inside the country. I'm telling you that you cannot see this news in any of the CCP's official media outlets; they play deaf and dumb, they have no choice but to play deaf and dumb.

However, regarding Trump's mention of making a phone call, there was no way around it. After all, the CCP's Ministry of Foreign Affairs holds regular routine press briefings, and this topic could not be bypassed—it's such a historic topic, with Trump talking about making a call. So yesterday, on May 21, during the regular press conference—not a specially convened one—what did CCP Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun say when answering reporters' questions on this issue? You can't bypass it, if you don't answer, every question is about this. He said that the CCP firmly opposes the United States engaging in official exchanges with the Taiwan region—his exact words, firmly, that's the first one. Firmly opposes the United States engaging in official exchanges with the Taiwan region. This is the first time in decades such words have been said, listen to this first. Firmly opposes the United States selling weapons to Taiwan, urges the US side to handle the Taiwan issue with extreme prudence, to stop sending wrong signals to Taiwan's separatist forces, and to honor the commitments made during the meeting between the heads of state of China and the US. Wait, Trump didn't say anything, how could it be called a commitment? Spouting nonsense with eyes wide open, just to maintain the stability of China-US relations. The first sentence in there is particularly powerful and inescapable, which is that official exchanges between the US and Taiwan, formal official exchanges, are firmly opposed. Therefore, I have been saying all along that direct communication between the leaders of two countries is an important marker of mutual recognition of independent sovereign state status globally. So if this phone call really happens, it at least represents that the US has classified Taiwan—if not entirely as official, then at least as a semi-official independent political entity—there is no helping it.

So the result we currently see, based on the news available up to the time I am speaking today—I was still checking the news in the first ten minutes—is that the CCP has not taken any countermeasure against these events other than the Foreign Ministry's regular press briefing. This is completely different from back when Trump made that phone call and Pelosi visited Taiwan; they are muted, struck dumb. Back then, it was frantic and fierce opposition. Last time I talked about political instability, but now things have reached this state and they are completely dumbfounded.

Immediately following this, many scholars inside China, scholars at universities, published remarks in the media—we don't know whether these people are Little Pinks or harboring malicious intentions. This is something many people are saying publicly; the official media doesn't say it, it's not that your official media says it, but the social masses at the bottom won't have it. They say that if this phone call really takes place, it would mean the US has explicitly broken through the red line drawn by Article 8 of the CCP's Anti-Secession Law, the red line with Taiwan. Under such circumstances, the CCP must and can only choose to achieve armed reunification with Taiwan as soon as possible, otherwise Taiwan will soon become an independent sovereign country recognized by a large number of Western countries and developed nations internationally. Regardless of whether these people are Little Pinks or harboring malicious intentions, a massive force among the grassroots believes this behavior is extremely terrifying. If Trump's actions lead to this phone call actually happening, even if it crosses the red line, the CCP will have no choice but to resort to force. So under this rhetoric, let's see how the rest of the game plays out.

At present, the initiative in the game lies entirely in Trump's hands. Because before Trump's visit to the CCP's country, starting from the release of the news that he was going for trade rather than a state visit, he had already been constantly rubbing this Xi Jinping's face in the dirt—I mentioned the ten perfect things. The fucking Xi Jinping did not counter any of this, and no CCP media outlets publicly expressed displeasure. But Trump didn't expect that after returning to the US, he wouldn't let up and would continue to push. Because of all the things I did inside China—you wanted to make the Secretary of State wear that kind of outfit, even Marco Rubio's outfit would have that kind of effect. I feel that the fucking Xi Jinping's feedback gave Trump tremendous confidence, making him believe that this fucking Xi Jinping still has a bottom line to endure even greater pressure from the US against the CCP. As I said, after all, he's a businessman; one chat and you know. Therefore, during this visit, if the fucking Xi Jinping had clearly expressed his displeasure at Trump's remarks, or even semi-publicly had a falling out, I believe Trump wouldn't have gone back home and had his entire government at all levels comprehensively provoke Xi Jinping, targeting the Taiwan issue that hurts and concerns this bastard the most. But after provoking him so much, rubbing his face in the dirt so much, and Xi Jinping gave no feedback, I guess if I were in his shoes, I would also find opportunities to bully him.

So now, various US government officials are continuously and publicly praising President Lai Ching-te, hoping that Taiwan will respond fiercely and counterattack against the provocations of China, and warning the Chinese Communist Party not to try to use force, and so on. And then what? The US president expressed that he will communicate directly with President Lai Ching-te of the Republic of China, stepping forward step by step. So I said, it started with a verbal slap, then rubbing his face in the dirt, and now making a direct phone call to Lai Ching-te—that is preparing to shit right on the face of that fucking idiot Xi Jinping, literally shitting on it. Let's see what that fucking idiot Xi Jinping is going to do about it! How will he react? Let's wait and see. If this phone call actually happens, at the very least, it is equivalent to official US recognition—as the CCP's own Ministry of Foreign Affairs puts it, official and formal—at the very least, a semi-recognition of Taiwan's status as an independent and sovereign state. So, Little Pinks of the CCP, let's see if you are going to fan the flames of public opinion to attack Taiwan! If you still don't attack after this, wow! But whether he attacks or not, that fucking idiot Xi Jinping is probably going to be in big trouble. If he doesn't attack, the regime will become even more unstable, and how can he protect his position within the party? If this is built up and you still don't attack, then Taiwan will definitely be lost; everyone can see it's lost, won't the CCP fall into chaos? If they attack Taiwan, the ones who die first will probably be their own people. After all, cleaning out the remaining toxins of Zhang Youxia and about 30 other full generals purged from the CCP military—cleaning out the remaining toxins of Zhang Youxia and about 30 other generals—will probably take at least 10 years to complete. If you cannot clear out the remaining toxins of so many people in the military, then who knows who will be given the weapons when it's time to actually fight. Alright, so last time I talked about Trump's 10 things during his visit to China, rubbing his face in the dirt, and said I wouldn't talk about it anymore, but I didn't expect there would be such an exciting tidbit: presidents making a direct phone call to each other.

Alright, by this point, I suppose some little wumao and Little Pinks are saying, "Old Zhai, you're talking nonsense." Acting US Navy Secretary John Cochron said yesterday in Congress that arms sales to Taiwan would be paused because of the impending war with Iran. Right, what he fucking said is correct, what is there for you to get excited about? When fighting Iran, let alone a country as large as Iran requiring all weapons and equipment to be used there, didn't your CCP state media spend a long time previously claiming that the US has no equipment and no weapons left, and that fighting Iran would completely exhaust them? You forget what you said earlier when making your next point. Where in the fucking world is any country capable of exporting weapons to other countries when it is about to wage a large-scale war with Iran? When Russia was fighting Ukraine, the weapons promised to India were not delivered and were all paused. What is there for you to use as an issue here? I didn't originally want to talk about this, but I figured little wumaos and Little Pinks would definitely muddy the waters. Alright, so what kind of bullshit is this? What people are saying is completely normal, perfectly normal.

And then, you say this weapon pause is due to the war with Iran—has the US stopped its actions to protect Taiwan? Not at all. This is official news confirmed and released by the US Department of State and the White House. Where are the large-scale US-Japan joint military exercises, originally scheduled to be held as planned from June to September this year, called "Shield of Bravery" and "Eastern Shield"? In Kanoya Air Base in Kagoshima, Japan. During this exercise, a large number of "Typhon" mid-range missile systems will be deployed here, along with many loaded... and many "HIMARS" mobile rocket launchers, which we are all very familiar with. So where is the difference? It's that after the exercise, these things will not be shipped back to the United States; the "Typhon" mid-range missile system will be directly deployed right there at the Kanoya Air Base in Kagoshima. As you can see for yourselves regarding the installation of such systems—this is all news, I am talking entirely about news, presenting the facts and reasoning. The Tomahawk cruise missiles installed in this system have a range of 1,600 kilometers, as written in their own news, and can easily cover all military bases and ports in the Taiwan Strait, the entire region of Taiwan, the Bashi Channel, and the southeastern coastal areas of the CCP such as Fujian, Guangdong, and Zhejiang. In other words, after the missile exercise, they are not taking them away; they are leaving them right there. Why? To tell you how much area they can cover.

Furthermore, a large number of "HIMARS" rocket launchers left deployed at this location will not be shipped back to the US after the exercise, but will be kept as local inventory. What is the purpose of the inventory? It's written there: to facilitate emergencies and complete the US military's high-mobility springboard strategy. What kind of springboard in Kagoshima? Doesn't it belong to Kyushu, right? A glance at springboard warfare tells us that these rocket launchers will be quickly transported by air and deployed on Yonaguni Island, Ishigaki Island, and surrounding islands closest to Taiwan, because HIMARS can strike from there. Such HIMARS, with their existing range of over 300 kilometers, can easily and effortlessly blockade the surrounding straits of Taiwan. Of course, if they are equipped with the PrSM Inc 4, which has a range of up to 1,000 kilometers—I didn't even know HIMARS had such a thing, it is currently still being tested and not yet deployed—once missiles and rockets of this kind are loaded onto HIMARS, the range will reach 1,000 kilometers.

Then HIMARS on land and islands can directly blockade the Taiwan Strait. So what are you going to do? Occupy the strait, how are you going to ship troops back? Transport troops with what? Facing the launch vehicles, the... the... the... the... the... the missiles, mid-range missile systems, Tomahawk cruise missiles, and HIMARS rockets that the US has left right there, what are you going to transport troops with? Alright, adding these few sentences is just to prevent Little Pinks and little wumaos from muddying the waters. As the old saying goes, present the facts and reasoning, see for yourselves. As for the country-closing, I've already talked about it; the country is definitely going to be closed off.

There is more to come. Yesterday, after Trump prepared to speak directly with President Lai Ching-te—due to time zone differences—Singapore's Lianhe Zaobao published a feature article. What is the core content of the article? It states: "Washington today is increasingly inclined to believe that the CCP is approaching a certain structural calm, which may lead to an impulse for a premature showdown. Meanwhile, Beijing is increasingly worried that the U.S. is utilizing the various systems in which it still holds an advantage to launch a long-term containment of the CCP." Do you understand now? Taiwan is safe; how is Taiwan in danger? That is nonsense. Taiwan is completely safe; there is no problem with Taiwan at all. We have been talking about this for a long time. How would they fight? If they fight, Xi Jinping will die even faster. Did you not hear what I said just now? Thirty generals, led by Zhang Youxia, and the entire lingering influence within the military. Do you understand what "lingering influence of the Gang of Four" means? When will Xi Jinping purge it? It has been ten years of purging. Who are these troops going to fight with their weapons? How will they fight Taiwan? Who is going to fight? Are people going to fight, or are they just going to blow hot air with their mouths? What kind of fighting? They cannot fight. But what are they afraid of? It is uncomfortable; they will die even if they do not fight. Because of what has been fed to the Little Pinks day after day—even during the Lunar New Year when Xi Jinping arrived, it was still being spread—that your politics also rely on fighting Taiwan for stability. Fine.

Since we are talking about Singapore's Lianhe Zaobao, then it becomes clear. This core content is almost identical to what I said in my last livestream about the CCP's unrestricted warfare and infiltration warfare, which are forcing the West to launch a comprehensive plan and action to encircle China. What Trump wants to do—calling Lai Ching-te directly—is described by Lianhe Zaobao as Washington having an impulse for a premature showdown with Beijing. In my understanding, what Trump is doing, what Washington is doing, is not an impulse for a premature showdown, but something that should have been done long ago. Doing it now is merely locking the stable door after the horse has bolted. Fine. Why does the CCP need to lock the stable door after the horse has bolted? It is not that you are rushing them, because the result of the CCP becoming what it is today—nurturing a tiger that will eventually devour you—is entirely the responsibility of Western countries. The result of nurturing this tiger, whether due to shortsightedness, greed, or daydreaming, is what we see. Because ever since the CCP promoted its so-called reform and opening up, this rogue government—the CCP—has, through its own actions and with the cooperation of Western countries, spent decades demonstrating to the whole world a true version of "The Farmer and the Viper." That is exactly how it is. Therefore, those developed countries that initially harbored goodwill toward the CCP—which they should never have had—for various purposes, warmed up this viper that had already frozen and should have disintegrated along with the Soviet Union. And now, they have been bitten hard by this viper many times. So, to some extent, I say the most we can call it is locking the stable door after the horse has bolted; they deserve it. It is a real-life version of "The Farmer and the Viper."

Back then, these Western countries, regardless of whether they were foolishly following the logic of their own countries' and parties' operations, thinking that as long as China's economy developed and the middle class grew, it would slowly become a civilized, open, and law-based society; or whether it was out of selfish interests regarding the CCP's massive market, thinking they could gain short-term profits from investing in such a blank market, and various other purposes—good or bad—led these countries to continuously provide the CCP with advanced science and technology over a long period. They assisted the CCP in building a completely internationalized trade system, and a large amount of capital entered the CCP to support it, helping the CCP establish a comprehensive global educational exchange system. At the same time, they turned a blind eye to the CCP's all-domain infiltration, trade barriers, intellectual property theft, and the behind-the-scenes production and supply of fentanyl raw materials, the smuggling of aluminum and copper worldwide, and the massive engagement in gray and black industries like telecom fraud and online gambling. These countries did not understand the Chinese Communist Party at all. They did not understand that a party whose sole purpose is dictatorial rule, which has persecuted tens of millions of its own people throughout history without any remorse—and even feels that those people deserved to die—how could such a party ever allow the groups it enslaves to move toward civilization and freedom? These people are essentially parasites on the productivity contributed by the Chinese people. If they lose the opportunity to dictate and enslave the people, they have no room to survive at all. What is the final result? The CCP took the globalization dividends given by Western society and fed itself immensely. At the same time, it used the social wealth created by the people of the CCP-ruled country over so many years to consolidate its totalitarian rule over the country, and as tools to supervise and monitor the public and counter modern civilization. Then, using these—the wealth, opportunities, scientific information, and educational support provided by Western society—it manufactured a large number of anti-Western military weapons, infiltrated the West, carried out sabotage, and used the name of the "Belt and Road" to build an anti-Western sphere of influence globally. You can see this for yourselves.

So, after about half a century, over forty years, the Western farmer has finally realized the true nature of the CCP snake, understanding that a country under the CCP's dictatorship has absolutely no possibility of becoming a free and democratic nation with a civilized order. Therefore, the short-sighted thinking once held by the West—that "China is a new opportunity for global economic development" or "supporting the CCP regime will reduce global conflict"—is only now being fundamentally recognized by Western society as erroneous. This is the result of completely underestimating the vast differences in political systems, national power structures, ruling ideologies, and the logic of controlling the populace. Ultimately, Western countries have nurtured the CCP into the greatest tumor in the history of human civilization. If the CCP regime were not like this, many things might be different. Because the objectives are different, the ruling government—the first logic, the ruling government, in the West, must satisfy the people, or it cannot last. The CCP's logic is that the people exist to be enslaved by the ruling party; those who cannot be enslaved by the ruling party have no reason to live. How should I describe this? It is like a girl who loves someone, foolishly investing one-sidedly, giving a scumbag chances again and again, giving the scumbag money and wealth, letting the scumbag transform from a bumpkin into a billionaire, hoping that through her actions, the scumbag will change his ways and become a good man loyal to love. This kind of thinking is stupid to the point of no return; it is simply deceiving oneself. A leopard cannot change its spots; a scumbag is a scumbag. He can kill tens of millions of his own people; in his value ranking, emotions are always last. Therefore, the more this girl invests, not only will she fail to reform the scumbag, but she will only give him more resources and leverage to hurt her, and not just her, but others as well. So, it is not just about the CCP; regardless of whether it is a man or a woman, when you invest emotions in another person, you must rationally and clearly confirm whether emotion is also ranked first or at least among the top priorities in the other person's values. If it is not, and you still invest, you are destined to end up in a miserable state. The result is determined; cause determines effect. Thus, Western society, with its self-righteous technology sharing, capital investment, supply chain guidance, and global channel investment, made this rogue dictatorial state seem to grow larger and larger. Eventually, the rogue dictatorial state gained sufficient confidence, believing in the "East rising and the West declining," and that it could completely bring down Western democratic society. The premise was wrong; snakes will bite people, and that cannot be changed. Just like a dog cannot stop eating shit, no matter how much favor you show it or how strong you let that snake grow, it will never be a docile little pet; it will bite you. It is determined by its nature, and that cannot be changed. Alright.

So I am saying this is not an impulse to show one's hand early; it should have been done long ago. This can only be called "mending the fold after the sheep is lost." Today, the many problems in Western society, leading to the massive influx of things from China—whether it is inflation or this kind of unrestricted warfare, etc.—are actually the price the Western world is paying for its own naivety, short-sightedness, or greed back then. Because without a CCP with a strong economy supporting them from behind, the likes of Iran, North Korea, Venezuela, Hamas, and perhaps even Russia might have been reorganized long ago. Exactly. The funds that the US and Europe are now spending on preventing and managing things like fentanyl, telecom fraud, online gambling, and smuggling—all these massive illegal activities—would not even need to be spent. If not for the CCP, GDP could have increased by several percentage points every year. Exactly. So they deserve it. Therefore, the laws of this world are the rules of the Creator. I have summarized ten of them, not many, but these ten can cover over 90% of the problems people face in this world. However, these laws must be followed; if you do not follow these laws, if you give things to such people, if you invest emotions in such people, then your death is inevitable. The laws are the same. Alright.

I have said enough about international affairs, so let's come back and talk about some bizarre things within the CCP's territory. Alright. The CCP is going to be finished, and we are very happy about that. If it is finished due to international encounters, it will also be finished due to its own affairs within the CCP regime. These endings will certainly be endings in all aspects and fields. On one hand, there is the pressure the CCP regime is facing internationally, and on the other, the pressure it is facing domestically. Now, regarding the recent events and the pressure the CCP regime is facing, the result of the massive feedback caused by this allows me to brag about my "crow's mouth" again, right? Quack, quack, quack, crow's mouth. Oh my, the China Securities Regulatory Commission, what is there to talk about? Punishing funds, isn't it just for money? What are these funds for? Tiger Brokers, Futu, what are they for? Investing Chinese people's money into US stocks. Damn it, China is so short of money, can they let you go to US stocks? How can you still not understand this? Does this even need to be discussed? Ah, sorry, someone asked me to talk about this, and even sent it several times. What do I have to say? If you still don't understand this by now, don't you think your intelligence should be checked at a hospital? Don't you understand how short of money the CCP is? Don't you understand what these systems are for? Oh my, do you still need me to explain? Really. Alright. Remember to brag about my crow's mouth. Alright. Ah, good. Hello everyone. This, this, whatever, Tao Changjin, hello.

And then, how many times have I told everyone, how many times have I mentioned being a harbinger of bad news, saying that if a child cannot get into the top universities in the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) realm—such as the 985 or 211 universities—it is completely not recommended for them to continue taking the university entrance exams there. Those with means should go abroad; those without should attend a vocational school, learn a blue-collar trade, or find a job directly. If one cannot get into the top tier of universities in the CCP realm, taking exams for any ordinary university is useless. In fact, essentially the 985 and 211 universities are not that useful either, but after all, these children have good academic performance, which has given their parents pride for so many years, so even though I try to persuade parents knowing full well that taking the university exams is useless, various reasons lead to parental dissatisfaction, and they won't let their children give it up. Therefore, I can only keep advising—for so many years, if you can't get into a 985 or 211, don't take the exams. Of course, I also know very few people listen to me, and even fewer with poorly performing children stop them from taking the exams. So why is it called being a harbinger of bad news now? The news has become clear: starting after the Two Sessions in 2026, within just two months, the Human Resources and Social Security Bureaus—remember that, the Human Resources and Social Security Bureaus—in more than 10 provincial-level administrative regions including Beijing, Shandong, Guangdong, Zhejiang, Henan, and Sichuan have successively rolled out full-time—what does full-time mean? It means studying there full-time for one to two years—full-time college student technician classes, or vocational employment training classes. The study direction of these institutions is very clear, what is it called? Training blue-collar workers with college degrees. And it's not just these dozen provinces; local Human Resources and Social Security Bureaus across the country are preparing such related institutions, rapidly expanding this situation within the CCP realm. Now, in the enrollment plans for these technician classes, the study majors listed sound very high-end, such as intelligent technology manufacturing, multimedia production, integrated circuits, and so on. But when you look online at other people's real enrollment brochures and the actual situation, what is actually taught in practice? Content such as cooking, photography, self-media production, e-commerce livestreaming, basic programming and maintenance, motor vehicle driving, auto repair, housekeeping services, elderly care, beauty and hairdressing, electrical equipment maintenance, electric welding, machine tool operation, and forklift and excavator operation. It is almost completely identical to the vocational school courses in the existing education system of the CCP realm. Understood? The high-end enrollment major names are just a fig leaf, while in reality, these college graduates are sent back to vocational schools to study.

The explanation given by the CCP government departments for such a massive behavior—everyone can check it online—what is it called? It is called "building a full-time training system for continued professional and technical study after college graduation, which is an extremely realistic and rational supply-demand correction method implemented against the current status quo of tight employment for high-end talent in the market of the CCP realm"—I don't know who this tight talent is, who is feeling the pinch—"allowing these college graduates to continue possessing a solid skill set that meets the needs of the real economy, making it convenient to retake pricing power over job positions." Holy shit, such bullshit can even be uttered by the CCP government; can you all imagine how awesome that is? It means that within the CCP's propaganda system, it has already been defaulted that the general public of this country has become stupid to such an extent; after speaking such absurd words, they believe the general public will believe it, that the public will be fooled, and that the public will listen. Normally, we all know there is overcapacity; can't you sell what your output produces? Are your graduates no good? Then you should reduce capacity. When a massive number of college graduates cannot find jobs, university enrollment should be proactively stopped or curtailed, which is the only way to alleviate the societal phenomenon of supply-demand imbalance among a huge number of college graduates. No, they won't do that. Well, is there really a shortage of a massive number of blue-collar workers? If there really were a shortage, they would extensively increase vocational school enrollment promotion before the gaokao, letting children all go to vocational schools, right? No, they won't do that either. They neither curtail university enrollment nor expand vocational school enrollment; instead, what do they do? What do they promote? They let students who have spent four years graduating from university, and even master's and doctoral graduates, return to the vocational school system to start full-time studies. How awesome is that? The reason for such an outcome is very simple, because in China, the so-called matter of attending university is fundamentally a way for the CCP to harvest leeks from the broad masses. What kind of university? Their teachers don't know shit, taking a textbook and reading mechanically from it. Expansion has expanded to the point where people who don't know anything can lecture. Therefore, knowing full well that a university education has zero actual use for children after graduation, because it belongs to harvesting leeks for profit, university enrollment must absolutely not be curtailed, and moreover, more children must be encouraged to take the university entrance exams, harvesting more leeks and making money from the families of these children. By the way, let me ask: do the parents in this country, the People's Republic of China, really not understand why children have to go to university? Huh? Is it because other people's children go to university, so your child has to go too? If your child wastes these four years, do you bear any responsibility?

Continuing with the rest, let me just ask you one thing. Then what? The Chinese Communist Party (CCP), seeing these kids being exploited like chives, graduating from university with no jobs, part of them continuing to be exploited as master's and doctoral students. What happens to the undergraduate students who couldn't be exploited as master's or PhDs when they come out? No jobs, don't know how to do anything, college was a waste—what to do? Build another system of technical schools, telling you that those graduating from here can work, continuing to exploit the families of college students all over again. Currently, across the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)-controlled country, full-time technician classes in colleges that claim to genuinely help children with employment charge between 5,000 to 8,000 yuan per year. Counting living expenses and miscellaneous fees, an individual's annual spending is definitely over 10,000 yuan. Moreover, given the heavy social pressure in the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)-controlled country as a whole, this way of solving employment—technical schools—has even become an important political achievement for many local governments. Helping college students find employment allows them to get financial benefits from the central government; helping college students find employment allows them to get financial benefits from the central government; helping college students find employment allows them to get financial benefits from the central government. So why have so many things appeared that kill two birds with one stone? Continuing to fool people into studying at technical schools to exploit them, while also being able to get subsidies from above by cheating the central government. So it's a win-win for local governments. But who loses? The students lose. You fucking wasted four years of youth in college; you only live once. Have you passed 20? Have you passed 22 after 20? 22. As a result, you fucking spent four fucking years in college, and after it's over, you've already wasted it. You crawled out of the pit only to go waste your life further in a technical school. The money is gone, and you've provided political achievements and made money for the Communist Party's local organs. Tell me how fucking stupid this kind of thing is—how many parents in China are doing this? Moreover, for the commercial system of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)-controlled country where the national economy is currently declining rapidly, let me ask everyone: do you think these jobs like chefs, beauty and hair styling, self-media editors, and live-streaming sales are lacking people? Are they lacking people or not? Even if they are lacking people, those technical school graduates who entered tech school at the age of 17 or 18, learned these jobs, and became proficient by the age of 20—by the time you graduate from college at 24, they've been working for many years. And they can accept much lower wage standards. What competitive edge do you college graduates have after finishing your studies? What competitive edge do you have? Furthermore, can your mindset accept wages much lower than theirs? Your youth is gone, your skills are far worse than those kids from technical schools, and you demand more money than them. Do you think you can come out and find a job? So I'm saying this is truly black humor, black humor. How stupid must the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)-controlled country be? Most children and parents in the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)-controlled country—only a government of this country could use such a stupid method, and make these stupid citizens do it. Fine.

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP)-controlled country still expects these children to go to university, and the public still expects university to change their identity and status. Let me tell you using the words of someone—there is someone called Student Geng, has anyone heard of him? Student Geng, who is currently famous in the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)-controlled country for exposing academic fraud. Three clear educational routes: one is the path of princes, one is the path of the middle class, and another is the path for poor people like me. My parents are migrant workers, my family are migrant workers, and I myself farm the land. There's nothing disgraceful about it. When I was young, I felt it was quite disgraceful; I would feel a bit of an inferiority complex when I met kids from the factory. Not anymore when I grow up. In middle school, teachers often told us that the gaokao is thousands of troops crossing a single-log bridge. Actually, it's not. Actually, there are many other bridges, but those bridges are just not open to me; only the single-log bridge is not open to me. Thanks. Do you all understand what that means? How stupid must you be to go to university? Do you think university changes destiny? Does destiny have anything to do with university? China has three paths for education or moving upward: one path for princes, one path for the middle class, and one path for the poor.

Only for the poor is it called thousands of troops crossing a single-log bridge, because you only have a single-log bridge. The upper strata of society have many bridges, and the middle class with connections also has other bridges, special admissions, recommended admissions. Princes don't need bridges; it's all smooth sailing. The children of the poor are forever poor. So in China, parents from these grassroots families are particularly fucking stupid, always trying to use education to change their destiny. Aren't you just daydreaming purely? Isn't this an unrealistic idea? Education can't fucking change a damn thing; it only lets you endlessly spend money until your family goes bankrupt and is ruined. Spending money on education in China is fucking the least worthwhile! And still letting your child spend money on education—tell me how many times your brain must have been kicked to spend money on Chinese education.

So I am saying that in China, parents of awakened middle-class or poor families must either strive to give their children the opportunity to receive education abroad—this is very correct. If that fails, you should let your child go to a technical school or find a job early, stop receiving further education, and hurry and leave after high school! Any further education in China after high school, so-called further education after high school, is a process of wasting money for nothing, completely useless! Even if you get into Tsinghua or Peking University, you fucking can't change your destiny; even if you get a PhD from Tsinghua, you can only deliver takeout! So what are you even thinking about? Just really don't do this! And let me tell you one thing about the educational system: it cannot be changed simply because the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) falls, and there won't be any fundamental changes within a few years or even over a decade.

In China today, as I have said, for families who are raising children but lack the conditions to send them abroad, the highest probability and best approach is: don't raise them! Don't have them! Definitely don't raise them! If you raise a child and they cannot go abroad, I suggest you are likely to face major problems! Okay? For those interested in the entire educational and technological environment in China, listen to this speech by a student named Geng that has been trending on social media for several days. You all know, Geng (耿), the character with 'ear' on the left and 'fire' on the right. You know student Geng, right? Do you check Chinese trending topics? Student Geng. What does student Geng do? He tells everyone that the vast majority of Chinese universities are engaged in academic fraud, and even that the entire Chinese education system is built on the logic of academic misconduct. Because of this inherent bureaucracy and stubbornness, the CCP's education leads to deep-rooted issues. China's education system is a giant dyeing vat where bad money drives out good, and it is something that cannot be changed in a few or even a dozen years. I have discussed this issue in detail in previous live streams.

Regarding the issues of education and technology fraud in the CCP's country, the entire field is full of problematic people; there are no good people! Every year, the CCP's country spends more on scientific research funding than the United States and Europe combined, yet the only person in the scientific field to win a Nobel Prize, Tu Youyou, was discovered and recommended through the efforts of Americans, and even now, Tu Youyou is not an academician of the two academies! This just tells you that this country is like this, a very magical country where everyone is faking and everyone is cheating! The social structure built by the CCP is designed to harvest leeks and force them into a social structure meant for harvesting. The ultimate goal of all Chinese social rules and national policies is to allow the CCP, as a dictator, to further enslave and exploit the bottom layer of society! How can there be so many unrealistic ideas? Really, how can there be so many unrealistic ideas? A country where not even a single piece of clean land or space to express the truth exists! What a magical country!

Why are you in such a rush about gold? I'm buying it! Buy it! If you have money, keep buying! How else can you sell gold? I told you it's a tool to hedge against risk, just like the US dollar. What do you have? You still have a speculative mindset; you bought it today and no one is making money, are you crazy? What is there to think about with gold? Buy it! If you have spare money, buy it. Do I even need to say this? Right? If you have spare money in foreign currency, buy US dollars, pounds, or euros, buy! When you look back, you will see how happy you are! You are still... I don't know what you are in such a rush for; I don't know why people who ask such questions even ask them. So I can only say that there are people—of course, there are people—who dream of having real love and marriage in such a country, truly forming a family in the traditional sense, and building friendships with friends. Let me tell you how unrealistic this idea is! How could that be possible? In such a country, not even a single piece of clean land or space to express the truth exists! Right?

Today, the final point I'm making is that your shorting is fucking short-term; we are not on the same page. I never trade stocks, and I don't do short-term trading like you. It's your business if you want to do it. I have also said, everyone who knows me knows that I worked in finance in China for decades at the Construction Bank, and I have said that I don't speculate, never speculate. You reap what you sow; I only invest. If you want to speculate, then speculate. This... what is it called... that 'waiting by a tree for a rabbit' (waiting for a windfall) will definitely cultivate bad habits in you, and you will end up very miserable in your life! Being rich for a moment and being rich for a lifetime are never the same concept. Let me tell you again, being rich for a moment and being rich for a lifetime are not the same concept! Okay? These gold medals were all bought recently, can't you see? Why not buy them? Buy! I told everyone in previous live streams.

What am I talking about today? It's the final madness of the CCP's economy! Why is it called the final madness? They are spending big money again, and they have crazily started issuing national debt to spend big money again! And this time, the direction of the spending is even more ethereal and aimless! The theme after the Two Sessions, what is this money for? This point of madness, the point of the CCP's final madness, is called digital infrastructure, and the core point is called computing power infrastructure! Computing power, the 'computing' in calculation! Okay? Computing power infrastructure! Do you understand? I'm talking about real physical gold; I only buy physical gold, I've told everyone, don't ask again. I've said it countless times, I've been telling you for years, and you keep asking! Okay? So I tell you, if a man takes no thought about what is far off, he will soon find trouble near at hand! Those who don't understand are just looking at what's right in front of their fucking eyes. You just buy RMB, you sell your US dollars and buy RMB, no problem, go ahead and buy! Just see if you can buy back your US dollars when the time comes! Okay?

It's just that I really don't want to talk to you about these issues. Of course, if you are little pinks intentionally causing trouble here, that's your business, it has nothing to do with me! Because these questions have been discussed too many times in the last few days, and you still ask me such basic questions! Computing power is not electricity; it is computing power, computer computing power, the ability to calculate! I have told you in previous live streams that from purchasing DeepSeek AI integrated machines last year to the Loongson systems this year, the CCP's governments at all levels have wasted trillions of funds time and time again! These systems are basically all gathering dust in warehouses right now, gathering dust! But for the CCP, failing to learn from a mistake will definitely not lead to gaining wisdom! So, after more than a year of extremely stupid waste of funds, the CCP started an even more vigorous and massive waste of funds after the 2026 Two Sessions! They are already very poor, having borrowed hundreds of trillions! And the money is gone again! Some people ask why we have been building fewer bridges and roads lately? There is less money, but look at the government's data; they are borrowing even more. Where did it go? Farmers can't borrow money, and there are no consumption subsidies either. Where did it go?

Recently, the CCP Politburo, Beijing and the North, one of the seven pigs, Vice Premier of the State Council Ding Xuexiang, successively conducted research and provided guidance on the construction of local computing power networks in Beijing, Hebei, and Inner Mongolia. During this period, Ding Xuexiang repeatedly emphasized that all parts of the country must deeply implement the important instructions of the fucking idiot Xi Jinping, strengthen the promotion of the construction and intensive and efficient utilization of the national integrated computing power network, and empower the high-quality development of the economy and society. Ding Xuexiang said that computing power is an important manifestation of the country's comprehensive national strength. It is necessary to coordinate the layout, build in an orderly manner, pay attention to the matching of supply and demand, coordinate computing and electricity, accelerate the formation of a national network, strengthen computing power monitoring and scheduling, improve computing power access and precise matching capabilities, integrate and utilize scattered resources, effectively meet diversified computing power needs, further improve the security protection capabilities of facility models and data networks, and enhance the overall resilience of the computing power system.

Why am I saying this passage from Ding Xuexiang? Because if you replace the word "computing power" in Ding Xuexiang's passage with infrastructure, for example, with high-speed rail, high-speed roads, and other such terms, you will be amazed to find that it is completely smooth, almost the same! For example: High-speed rail is an important manifestation of the country's comprehensive national strength. It is necessary to coordinate the layout, build in an orderly manner, pay attention to the matching of supply and demand, coordinate railway and electricity, accelerate the formation of a national network, strengthen high-speed rail monitoring and scheduling, improve high-speed rail access and precise matching capabilities, integrate and utilize scattered resources, effectively meet the diversified needs of high-speed rail, further improve the security protection capabilities of facility models and data networks, and enhance the overall resilience of the high-speed rail system. Holy shit! It's exactly the same, nothing needs to be changed! Do you all understand what this means? Ding Xuexiang is the third comrade after Xi Jinping and Li Qiang to repeatedly emphasize computing power after this year's Two Sessions. As a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee, this is the same mold as when the General Secretary, Premier, and Vice Premier in charge of the economy were engaged in large-scale infrastructure construction in China back then!

So, has everyone figured it out? This large-scale national computing power construction currently being carried out is something the CCP has said countless times in the past regarding different types of infrastructure such as high-speed rail, expressways, big data centers, photovoltaics, and chips; it's all similar! Therefore, the computing power currently emphasized by the CCP means that the CCP has started infrastructure construction on a new track again! The CCP should be trying to use a mode of large-scale infrastructure construction that changes the medicine but not the ingredients, putting on a shell, with the same essence, changing the face to computing power. Why? To try to re-stimulate the national economy that is already falling rapidly! Is there any chance? As long as a person is not a fucking idiot, they will understand that the only effect of doing this is that the CCP will kick the bucket faster, promoting the CCP's more systemic and rapid collapse! Before this, the CCP has already spent hundreds of trillions, we all know, investing in high-speed rail, highways, chips, photovoltaics, energy storage, etc., and almost all of them have failed so far! Why? It is because these invested fields have no application ecology that can generate overall profits! Is it feasible?

Pushing further, why? Because these things are all caused by political tasks, not for economic purposes! For example, if you build an expressway, if you only build the section from Beijing to Shanghai, or Shanghai to Guangzhou, it can definitely be profitable! But the CCP's political requirement is called regional coordinated development to achieve common prosperity! And if common prosperity cannot be formed, the regional economic gap between regions is too large, which is easy to form stability maintenance risks caused by regional gaps! Then the whole country must play as one game and work together! So expressways are built all over the country! And building expressways is also the most important way for local government officials across the country to boost local GDP and demonstrate their political achievements! In the end, the expressways built everywhere covering the whole country have become an extremely huge debt burden! The occasional small profit cannot stop it at all! The rest, such as high-speed rail, photovoltaics, chips, and the electric new energy vehicles that are about to explode, are all the same logic, all the same!

So I have explained the reason for the failure of these infrastructure projects; they all start from political purposes, so the economic account is not important, and the economic account is not calculated, so spending so much money is a waste! Then, because of this wasted money, the debt incurred by the CCP from the central government to local governments and companies undertaking a large amount of infrastructure has become a huge burden! The debts have all become very long-term heavy burden debts! But they don't care! It's not that they don't care, it's that there is no way to care! But as I said, they won't learn from their mistakes, they eat the bitter fruit but don't learn! Over the past few decades, the CCP has suffered a lot in the field of infrastructure, and now after shifting to the AI track, it has started to play it all over again! The foundation of the AI track is computing power! So when it comes to computing power infrastructure, all forces from the central to local levels, in every field and every link, find that we can have political achievements again, and we can still make money privately! So everyone works together to package it as the new hope of the CCP's economy! If you do something like the silver economy, or something else, or the low-altitude economy, not every place can have benefits! But once you do computing power, everyone has benefits!

First of all, let's skip the pleasantries: that fucking idiot Xi Jinping should be the one who understands best how harmful infrastructure projects are! But with his primary school education and love for grandiosity, how could he possibly see that this fucking thing is just more infrastructure! He's the easiest person to dupe! As soon as he hears that AI is awesome, that we need AI foundational computing power, and that great computing power means a great AI, he thinks doing this means all of China or even the whole world can be kept in his grip! And then this stuff can also monitor the entire populace for stability maintenance (weiwen)! Furthermore, getting this thing up and running could even replace the Taiwan issue, becoming an important bargaining chip for my reelection as this fucking idiot next year, and so on! Great! Officials at all levels love it! Because computing power belongs to fixed-asset investment; you can build industrial parks, issue special bonds, easily get bank loans, and operate it through local government financing vehicles (chengguan)! And very importantly, it can become a political achievement (zhengji) for all involved ministries and local governments! Anything related to computing power sounds high-end—AI large models and all that sound high-end! Once the central authorities set the tone, it rolls out rapidly across the country!

Then this kind of basic computing power—because its technical level is much higher than traditional infrastructure, the cognitive threshold for inspecting, monitoring, and spending money on it is high. The technical threshold is high, the cognitive threshold is high, and there is a lot of water (inflation/padding) in the software and hardware combination! So as for the gray income inside, all relevant departments can flip through it over and over to rake in money, and it's still hard to audit out! So it can't be audited out! The price of the chip you sell today is simply different from next month's price! So you can do all sorts of things inside! Everyone is happy! Everyone is happy! The only thing this project doesn't need to think about is: where will the money come from after it's spent? No need to think about it! The political objective is achieved, and as for the economic objective, whoever wants to think about it can think about it! Therefore, right now, all the commercial behaviors used by countries around the world building computing power systems—such as economic backend advertising systems, enterprise software, cloud services, programming assistance, content generation, automated customer service, data analysis, and so on—are completely unnecessary for the computing power system currently being set up by the government!

The CCP government and the Chinese state are currently touting the role of computing power and AI amidst an economic downturn, which also allows a large number of stupid citizens across the country to ignore a very depressing future. Whenever computing power is mentioned, the CCP is the world leader, and there is a new, powerful stimulant! Then once the computing power is set up, its application scenarios in government affairs systems, urban governance, video surveillance, public opinion analysis, public security (Public Security) supervision, content censorship, social management, and other aspects can all meet demands—computing power is here! But there is one point: this so-called large-scale computing power infrastructure built by the Chinese state this time, along with its demand direction, is entirely paid for by government finance! Without government finance, who needs government affairs systems, urban governance, citizen monitoring, or public opinion analysis? The government needs it, nobody else does! So in this way, from construction to spending to maintenance, sorry, it's all government money, and in return, it's all borrowed! Moreover, the infrastructure built in the past—at least railways, rail transit, roads, or photovoltaic energy storage—could still leave something behind. Those things were still there to be seen, and some could still be used.

However, computing power is something that updates and replaces extremely fast, and the pace of industrial evolution far surpasses the decision-making speed of the current CCP government system! So what is the high probability of happening? A local government applies for a thousand-card computing center, reports it up, and goes through calculation and approval layer by layer. It takes more than half a month to complete the project initiation, and after it's approved, they buy the relevant hardware, bring it back, and build it. As a result, they fucking find that new architectures, new chips, new models, and new inference modes have emerged inside, and the original plan is completely obsolete! What to do at this point? To comply, they have to start project initiation all over again to add investments, patching up the project! So the result is much worse than traditional infrastructure! Traditional infrastructure like roads, houses, ports, and power grids can still be used. But once computing power and systems become obsolete, all that is left are high-energy-consuming server rooms, rapidly depreciating GPU clusters, computing power centers with extremely low utilization rates, and operational systems that completely rely on government financial subsidies to stay active! Building a high-speed railway takes 30 years, but computing power is just like those DeepStack all-in-one machines bought by all levels of the CCP last year—they couldn't even last three months before ending up 100% gathering dust in government warehouses.

Of course, this new major infrastructure currently being undertaken by the government is a good thing for every ordinary Chinese citizen! Because since the country is already in such decay, leaking from everywhere, and completely bedridden resting and doing nothing, falling apart might take a few more years before it finally collapses! But now, using a new drug to stimulate the remaining vitality and engaging in another massive infrastructure project means it will only die faster! To some extent, we really should thank this fucking idiot Xi Jinping! This year, massive funds—far exceeding last year's—will once again be thrown into the computing power sector, which has completely zero visible economic benefits. This will quickly exhaust the very last strength of an already dying Chinese economy, rapidly turning the inevitable doom of the Chinese state into a stark reality! Then I believe that for every genuine ordinary citizen and commoner in the Chinese state, welcoming the good days is just around the corner, alright? That's all I have to say.

High-end, isn't it? Domestic chips are terrible, and the crucial thing is that their yield rate is far too low! With the way computing power is currently being built in the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)'s country, the yield rate of domestic chips is just too low, so there's no way for it to gain traction in the market! Xi Jinping is truly doing a fantastic job as the accelerator! He's exceptionally fucking awesome in this regard! He brought down the CCP so quickly all by himself, I really admire him! Alright? You can't become an industrial superpower in the world, and you couldn't have done it ten years ago if you're trying to make computing power! Don't you understand yet? The CCP's country has a fucking Great Firewall; once you build your computing power, where does your foundational data come from? Other people's computing power can be used by the whole world—can the whole world use it, can Chinese people use it? When Chinese people use fucking Doubao, who in the world outside of China is going to use it? Huh? So how can you say China could have taken off if it had done this ten years ago? Impossible! Which country that isolates itself, sealing off the nation, can succeed now when the whole world, even the United States, knows that industrial chains must be integrated? For something to take off, it has to be global! As a result, when you do this kind of thing, just think: if you don't lift the blockade and you want to make it succeed, that's pure fucking nonsense! Pure fucking nonsense! Alright?

As for the question about nurses in Germany, go ask an artificial intelligence; don't ask me about this, my words carry no authority! You'd better ask an AI, ask XJP, and then ask Gemini: what's the process like for working as a nurse in Germany? For things you aren't familiar with, you should all ask these AI systems; the answers they give you will be much more accurate than mine! Alright? The Russian regime is almost finished, though it can barely hold on for now, barely hold on! Who knows if Russian negotiations matter or not? Is Russia still important? Russia can't even survive on its own, and with China, it's just finished! Although it will drag things out a bit longer, it won't be particularly far off! What use are negotiations for him? What other questions are there? Is there martial law? Martial law is very difficult because the Chinese military is too small! However, isolating the country and implementing a form of self-isolation is a high probability, and it's basically happening right now! Everyone should know why the CCP's AI models are all using domestic chips now, and their operating systems are all using their own operating systems! The CCP is already doing this! But where is the CCP being a fucking idiot? It refuses to understand that all foundational technologies—whether core software or hardware—are in the hands of foreigners! The underlying operating systems are all with foreigners! Can you pull that off? Do you have the ability to do that? Stuff like this can only fool Xi Jinping, because Xi Jinping is exceptionally fucking stupid; he always feels that Chinese people can make these things—isn't that fucking stupid? How could Chinese people possibly do that? People are making a system right now...

For example, when people make a CAD software, they collect data from all over the world to improve it. But fucking China is closed off from the rest of the world because of the Great Firewall—how can you make something like this and expect to use it? So as for this martial law stuff, they have no way to enforce it; they don't have that many people. Let me say it again: the Chinese military does not have a personnel system of that scale. Furthermore, the military itself is unstable; implementing martial law in China would likely cause some regions to rebel even sooner, do you understand? Therefore, martial law still presents difficulties in China.

Xi Jinping does not control the military; Xi Jinping has no way to control the military. Does everyone know that the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection still has a "Two Cases Office" to this day? To this day, there is still the case of the "Two Cases"—does anyone know about it? The CPC Central Commission for Discipline Inspection has this "Two Cases Office." You've heard of one of the cases; that's easy to understand: Bo Xilai, because the pernicious legacy of Bo Xilai's affairs still lingers. As for the other case, what case do you know the Two Cases Office handles? The Gang of Four! The pernicious legacy of the Gang of Four has not been purged to this day, since there were three Politburo Standing Committee members back then. So the legacy of the Gang of Four still exists today; some people want to take revenge on society and on the Central Committee, which is why it's called the "Two Cases Office." Just think about the timeline: from 70 years ago until now, more than half a century, and the pernicious legacy still hasn't been purged. So when do you think the legacy in the CCP military will be purged, after thirty major generals are killed off and Zhang Youxia is arrested?

It's not that you aren't allowed to buy U.S. stocks; if you do QD, if you do other normal things, they just won't let you transfer U.S. dollars out, do you understand? They just don't give the populace the opportunity, the channel to transfer the money in their hands—whether US dollars or RMB—out of the country. They want to keep all your wealth domestically. We've talked about this before: they keep all your money domestically. Why do they make everyone keep cash in their pockets? Did you understand?

Recruiting militiamen—even after recruiting militiamen, the militiamen still need to make a living; recruiting militiamen costs money, recruiting militiamen costs money. Why were three hundred thousand or five hundred thousand—I forgot the exact number—recently laid off? Those were temporary workers helping the government do chores in various localities; there's no money, no money. The CCP is short on money right now, and it doesn't dare hand out weapons. If it recruits people without giving them weapons and there's no money, but it starts issuing weapons and ammunition, then they'll truly turn into warlords, do you understand? Right now, the CCP hasn't been North-Koreanized. Oh, are you all just newcomers here? North Korea cannot sustain itself, and the CCP knows it cannot let itself be North-Koreanized. If the CCP doesn't give North Korea food and energy, it won't survive for a single day, so the CCP cannot become North-Koreanized, do you understand?

Well, there is no going back, many things cannot go back. It is easy to go from frugal to luxurious, but hard to go from luxurious to frugal. It is already like this, and there are too many legacy issues. So be it. If you have any questions, leave me a message, okay? I see the questions being asked are like this—are you all here for the first time? To be honest, there is no time limit. When you have time, you can binge-watch all my videos from now back to the past. You can take all these videos from the last four years—almost four years, nearly four years—and watch them all in reverse; they are not outdated, not outdated at all. Many of the questions you are asking now are issues I have already explained in detail two or three years ago. Moreover, I have a habit of explaining not just what happened, but why it happened, drawing inferences from one instance, and mastering the subject by understanding the underlying principles, making the logic clear to you. Once the principles are clear and you have the right way of thinking, you can consider the outcomes yourself. Okay, I suggest everyone binge-watch everything I have talked about in the past in reverse. Once you understand the matters inside, you won't need me to tell you a result, or have Zhang San tell you a result, or Li Si tell you a result. Do you know what to do then? You need to know yourself why this result came about and what logic this result came from. Only then will you know how to solve problems when you encounter them in the future. Understand? Alright, that is all for today. Thank you everyone, thank you, and I wish my friends in China a good night's sleep and my friends overseas all their wishes come true. Thank you everyone, thank you.