The “Demons” Nurtured by the CCP Walk Among Us

In this episode, host Zhai Shanying reviews this day in history, recounting the story of National Revolutionary Army general Zhao Hanqi, who was executed by the CCP during a suppression campaign after defending the country and participating in the Xinjiang peaceful uprising. Next, he analyzes China's extremely low fertility rate and high cost of raising children, explores the relationship between the surge in criminal case filings in China and the stability maintenance (weiwen) system, and finally exposes the heinous crimes of drugging and rape occurring among Chinese international students abroad, criticizing the CCP system for cultivating twisted human nature.

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Um, alright, that's fine. It's a bit late today, can't be helped, just ran back, a bit late, just make do with listening, sorry, very sorry. Friends, hello everyone, hello everyone, hello everyone. Today is May 5, 2026, Tuesday, welcome to Zhai Shanying's YouTube channel, you are all first, as always, I am last. Welcome to Zhai Shanying's YouTube channel to chat and relax, friends in China to help you sleep, friends overseas to stay sober, good evening. To start, let's talk about a small matter, occasionally mentioning this day in history, because I haven't talked about it for a long time, mentioning it occasionally helps us deepen some impressions. Today is May 5, the thing I'm talking about is May 5, 1952, 74 years ago today, you can check it online, this person was executed by the CCP on this day in the name of counter-revolution, publicly executed, publicly shot. What was this person's name? Zhao Hanqi, he was only 39 years old when he passed away. You probably haven't heard of him, because the CCP has sealed off this part of history.

What did this person do? In 1944, at that time, in the northern part of Xinjiang of the Republic of China, in the three places of Yili, Tacheng, and Ashan, now called Altay, under the personal planning and command of Stalin, with the Soviet Union providing a large amount of weapons and ammunition, and dispatching multiple regular army units such as the so-called Yadrolov squad, a large-scale armed rebellion was launched in these three regions. Subsequently, they declared independence, and what was established? The East Turkestan Republic. In CCP history, this is called the Three Districts Revolution. The purpose of this rebellion was very clear: the Soviet Union hoped to split the land of Xinjiang from the territory of the Republic of China and make it a vassal state of the Soviet Union, so that it would directly become a sphere of influence under Soviet jurisdiction.

During this rebellion, 31-year-old Zhao Hanqi, who was then the acting commander of the 21st Regiment of the Reserve 7th Division of the National Revolutionary Army, happened to be stationed with his troops in the city of Yining in Xinjiang. Despite being isolated and without support, Zhao Hanqi led his troops in fierce combat against the rebels—namely the Soviet Union and the forces aligned with them—in what was then known as the famous Battle of Yining. Although Zhao Hanqi and his troops eventually withdrew from Yining due to being outnumbered, this battle vaulted him into prominence as a renowned general who resisted the Soviet invasion of the Republic of China in Xinjiang. Immediately the following year, in 1945, World War II ended, granting Stalin greater resources. He dispatched more personnel and resources to support the Second East Turkestan Republic's advance into southern Xinjiang, hoping to control the entire region. The first fortified city that needed to be captured for this purpose was Aksu. Because Aksu was the transportation hub of southern Xinjiang and the gateway to Kashgar and Hotan, taking it would remove southern Xinjiang from the control of the Republic of China and turn it into a Soviet-controlled area. At this time, the troops led by Zhao Hanqi formed the core command of the forces in Aksu. He adopted a strategy of concentrating forces for a defensive battle, actively utilizing the geographical conditions inside and outside the city to conduct stronghold warfare and urban combat, ultimately successfully halting the southern advance plan of the East Turkestan Republic. This formed the famous Battle of Aksu in Xinjiang at that time. This campaign not only stopped the East Turkestan Republic from moving south, but also created favorable conditions for the later negotiations between the Republic of China and the Soviet Union regarding Xinjiang, ultimately securing the return of that city. If Aksu had fallen into enemy hands, there would have been no leverage; but with Aksu still in the hands of the Republic of China, it became an important bargaining chip in the negotiations.

Subsequently, in 1949, Zhao Hanqi responded to the call of the Chinese Communist Party, participated in the peaceful uprising in Xinjiang, became a deputy division commander of the 9th Division of the 22nd Corps of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, and thereafter contributed greatly to the CCP's activities to fully take control of Xinjiang. Starting in 1950, the Chinese Communist Party characterized the armed uprising and the establishment of the East Turkestan Republic in Xinjiang back then as a revolutionary event. Because they were on good terms with the Soviet Union and it was backed by the Soviets, Chinese history refers to it as the Three Districts Revolution, which belonged to part of the national democratic movement of the People's Republic of China. Therefore, in this movement, individuals who resisted the Soviet invasion of the CCP's territory were all categorized as counter-revolutionaries.

Consequently, in 1952, amid the fervent Campaign to Suppress Counterrevolutionaries, Zhao Hanqi was reported by someone because he had led troops to kill invading Soviet forces during the Battle of Aksu. Soon after, Zhao Hanqi was arrested and labeled as an executioner who suppressed the revolution. Thus, on May 5, 1952—May 5, 1952—Zhao Hanqi, who had tried his best to maintain the unity of Xinjiang and defend the territory from being annexed by the Soviet Union, and who later believed the deceitful rhetoric of the Chinese Communist Party and joined the CCP's army through a peaceful uprising, was publicly executed by the Chinese Communist Party. Of course, this was not just about him alone. According to the CCP's Xinjiang Chronicles and party history materials, among the personnel from the Republic of China who participated in the peaceful uprising to join the Chinese Communist Party—meaning those who helped the CCP unify Xinjiang—in the years 1951 and 1952 alone, the number of people ultimately executed by the CCP for being reported as having participated in suppressing the Three Districts Revolution (that is, those who prevented Xinjiang's territory from separating from China to become Soviet territory) was between 4,000 and 6,000. Why were so many executed? Because at that time, in 1950, 1951, and 1952, the CCP and the Soviet Union were in their honeymoon period, so acknowledging the Three Districts Revolution orchestrated by Stalin meant acknowledging the historical contribution of the Soviet Union to the Chinese Communist Party in Xinjiang. Moreover, according to Stalin's demands, all armed personnel of the East Turkestan Republic who participated in the Three Districts Revolution were founding heroes of the People's Republic of China and were later reorganized into the 5th Corps of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. Executing these people in this manner made Stalin happy, and the forces behind the 5th Corps could be stabilized. Such large-scale executions made the Soviets feel very comfortable, and the CCP gave the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and Stalin the necessary political accountability. These thousands of people who were executed had basically all contributed to the unity of Xinjiang and were meritorious officials who later participated in the CCP's peaceful uprising. The liquidation and killing of them was a politically colored purge by the CCP, which is why the CCP has not yet made these archives public to this day. However, because much of this history can be investigated and found, it remains visible despite not being officially released. Nevertheless, the list of the thousands of people ultimately executed in connection with the Three Districts Revolution remains a blank space in historical research.

Then why was Zhao Hanqi able to be known? Because this person had a very high reputation in the Xinjiang region at that time and became famous at the age of 31, so the information about his execution could be seen. As for the large number of other officers and soldiers who had worked hard to defend the territory and later did their best to help the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) unify Xinjiang, but were eventually executed, the only thing that can be seen in all the records left to us today is a vague number in the archives of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). These people, numbering 4,000 to 6,000, are why many people say: why do some people in Xinjiang harbor a hatred as deep as the ocean toward the CCP? Let's not even talk about the current various abuses, concentration camps, study classes, and discriminatory policies of the CCP against the people of Xinjiang. If you were the family member or descendant of those 4,000 to 6,000 soldiers, and to this day you don't even know where your loved ones' ashes are, think about it, what would your feeling toward the CCP be? Would it be a hatred as deep as the ocean? If the story of these thousands of people—who gave everything to protect this country, were deceived by the CCP, gave everything to participate in the peaceful unification, and in the end were all shot—were made into a movie, I estimate that everyone who watched it would definitely confirm one thing: that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is a devil party through and through.

What I am talking about is only a tiny fraction of the crimes committed by the entire Chinese Communist Party (CCP) against the Chinese people. This is just one of the smallest points in the Campaign to Suppress Counterrevolutionaries, not the Three-anti and Five-anti Campaigns, not the Great Famine, not the Cultural Revolution, not the June 4, 1989 Tiananmen crackdown, not the COVID-19 vaccines, not organ transplantation, and so on. Therefore, the karmic sins left by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in this country are too numerous to record. Why do I say that even if all the officials of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) were not corrupt, shooting them all would not result in any unjust deaths? Do you understand? How could a good person become a member of such a rogue political party and then do everything in their power to exploit and enslave the people?

Let me tell you about something, today in history. Of course, the CCP's enslavement of the people of the entire country has always firmly existed. From 1949 to today, the only difference is between explicit and implicit differences; it has never stopped, and it has never been less. It's just that many people, because they have accepted the CCP's brainwashing, have become super foolish and dull, unable to feel this exploitation and oppression at all, infinitely foolish, being treated as slaves by the CCP without realizing it, and every day desperately licking the boots of the master who oppresses them. But the body is honest and sincere. No matter what your brain thinks or how you are brainwashed, your subconscious cannot be brainwashed. So what is the final result? To what extent is the exploitation? Let me give you an example for everyone to hear.

According to the official data of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), we all know about 2025. According to the official data of the National Bureau of Statistics of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), there were only over 7 million newborns in the entire year. Compared to the CCP's official population base of 1.4 billion, the total childbearing-age population of 450 million, and the 200 million women among them, from any data perspective, the People's Republic of China has already become the country with the lowest fertility rate in the world. Out of 1.4 billion people, there are only five newborns per thousand people a year. If we consider that the data released by the National Bureau of Statistics is about 20% higher each year than the household registration data released by the Ministry of Public Security, then the real total fertility rate in the CCP's country cannot even reach 0.7 now, which absolutely belongs to the lowest in the world, even lower than South Korea. How did this happen? As I told him, the body is very honest; don't listen to what people say, look at what they do. So no matter how the oppression from the outside is, they have no feeling toward their fellow Chinese and still lick the boots, but your body's subconscious cannot deceive you. What behavior shows that Chinese people are no longer having children? Everyone can see this result. Last time I said that most young people in the CCP's country choosing to lie flat and not have children is the wisest choice. Actually, when I said this, I was being relatively subtle. A more direct way of putting it is that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) simply does not give the vast majority of people in the CCP's country the opportunity to reproduce. Anyone who reproduces is seeking death. Therefore, for young people who see no hope for the future and choose to lie flat, choosing childlessness—choosing childlessness whether they marry or not—is actually the most painful, yet the most helpless, inevitable, and wisest choice.

Let's look at why Chinese people do not reproduce. According to public data in the CCP's country, the famous demographer Liang Jianzhang led his team to publish a government-approved report called the "China Fertility Cost Report" every two years in China. This report contains real research data in the field of fertility in the CCP's country. Let's look at the data in the 2024 report, because the 2026 report is not out yet. Just kidding, I don't even know if after I quote this report today, this report will still be able to come out in 2026? Just kidding, there's nothing we can do, because the tragedy of living in the CCP's country is that you cannot tell the truth; if you tell the truth, you will be eliminated. So I quoted a China Fertility Cost Report, regardless of whether it is the truth or not, but I quoted it as the truth. Then we don't know about 2026. Let's look at the 2024 report. It clearly shows that raising a child in the CCP's country from birth to eighteen years of age—not counting before birth, from zero to seventeen years old, up to the birthday of eighteen, and not including the year before turning eighteen—excluding school district housing expenses, extra medical expenses, training expenses, and the opportunity cost lost by the child's mother, under a bunch of premises, the basic average cost, all expenditures, is 538,000 yuan. If we add another four years, the average basic cost up to graduation from an undergraduate university is 680,000 yuan.

According to the 2022

So, what is there? There is one thing he cannot escape, and that is a loan. He must have a loan because these two timelines do not match, as will be seen shortly. Why does the number of wealthy individuals in debt in China rank first in the world? Both in absolute and relative terms, it ranks first, and this is the reason. Of course, because you have children, you have no way of getting a school district housing.

If you have no money to calculate, as we just calculated, without the money for school district housing, you have already lost at the starting line. Without money to give children various high-end cram schools, under the current test-oriented education system in the CCP, you have already lost to the vast majority of children your age. If the child also had a major illness when they were young, then I am sorry, only a portion can be reimbursed, and this child will basically, when grown up, be not far from begging for food.

As for those mothers who are pregnant and having children, in the CCP's country, unless you have an iron rice bowl, basically for the sake of having a child, from the very late stage of waiting for delivery to the three months of confinement, almost no one can keep their job, and those who can are extremely rare. It is not that the enterprises employing them do not want to keep them; it is that the exploitation by the CCP is too severe. If private enterprise bosses feel pity for these female employees, keep their positions for three months, and lower work efficiency, then the probability of this enterprise collapsing and dying is very high. The CCP absolutely will not rescue them; the CCP will not reduce its exploitation of enterprises just because entrepreneurs show mercy to women.

Therefore, the costs for these mothers are very large, and none of them are counted. None of this money is included in China's childbearing cost report, so surrounding expenses, housing, extra education, female marginal costs, and opportunity costs are completely ignored and not counted in China. A couple, a husband and wife, without the support of paternal or maternal grandparents.

If family living costs and the fees that must be paid to the CCP government account for half of their income, then all their money from life until retirement, apart from basic living expenses, will be entirely used to raise one child so that this child can grow up, with no extra money left to buy a house and car, let alone a single penny of savings, and even no one in the whole family is qualified to have a major illness.

I have not yet calculated a key point, which is what was just mentioned: why is it called debt? Because according to the time rhythm, a child only has seventeen years from zero to eighteen, and only twenty-two years from zero to twenty-three. At this time you are earning money, but you need to earn for twenty-six to thirty-five years. For this child's seventeen years, you have to earn for twenty-six years to satisfy those seventeen years. So, what to do in the middle? In the middle, you must borrow money to ensure the peak cost expenditure of raising children according to the time rhythm. The loan interest for these borrowings has also not been calculated in these child-rearing costs.

Then why do many people feel not so worried about the statistical data given by the People's Republic of China? They will switch concepts; they will use the average disposable income median in 2025 to calculate the expenses of families raising children. You see how badly you are being lied to? They do not tell you that a seventeen-year-old child in 2025 was born back in 2009.

You have to start calculating with the income of 2009; you cannot possibly have the disposable income and median of 2025 back in 2009, and the money spent to raise the child is the total amount. So for these seventeen years, they calculate it for you based on the highest amount of money, hey, calculate for fifteen or eighteen years, making you feel, um, you have to work twenty-six years and you still have money to live, but if you truly calculate the average per capita median, you will find that you simply cannot survive.

None of my calculations include all the expenses of the mother before the child is born; they are ignored. With all these premises stated, the question arises: How is it that the People's Republic of China—a country that claims to serve the people, a country that proclaims the people are the masters of the country, and a country that declares it will lead all the people toward communism—ended up with the reality of having the highest child-rearing costs in the world, the highest proportion by far without exception, and created a world miracle? Why?

Compared to all socialist countries—socialist countries like the former Soviet Union, North Korea, Vietnam, and so on—the child-rearing costs in many of these countries are borne by the state. Because it is not a fully market-driven behavior, these countries also have a large number of public service systems to guarantee the expenses of families raising children, and even some public services such as housing, medical care, and education have their prices locked by the state, including them in the category of national basic services, so their cost of raising children is much lower than in China.

In capitalist countries, although there is no problem of locking system prices, the ruling government will invest a large part of the national fiscal revenue into areas that guarantee people's livelihood. Children are of paramount importance, so we are accustomed to calling these countries high-welfare countries, meaning that starting from the day the mother becomes pregnant, she begins to enjoy a large amount of government welfare. To what extent? If a child damages public property or other people's property before the age of six—say your child goes to someone else's house and smashes their TV—I'm sorry, the money to buy a new TV is provided by the state.

You will thus miraculously discover that whether it is those socialist countries or capitalist countries, in terms of the cost of raising children, the majority is borne by the government. Moreover, to ensure that the expenses it bears are reasonable and that it does not spend more money than necessary, the government carefully reviews all links of the child from birth to growth, removing all fee traps that children need to pay extra for. The most characteristic one is the CCP's country; without exception, socialism with CCP characteristics has created the most awesome system in the world.

First of all, the beasts of burden in the CCP country have the lowest labor-to-contribution ratio in the entire world. That means doing the hardest work in the world and getting the lowest wage income in the world. I have calculated this for everyone in detail before, so I will not repeat it. Let's look at the whole world, from developed countries like the United States, the United Kingdom, and Japan, to underdeveloped countries like Thailand, India, Myanmar, and so on. Per capita real wage income—we calculated this before—how many can you buy? Because McDonald's is everywhere in the world, how many basic McDonald's burgers can people in these countries buy? Once you calculate it, you will know. The proportion of McDonald's burgers that real wages in the CCP country can buy is the lowest in the world.

I have explained this in detail to you before, so I won't say it again. Therefore, the beasts of burden in China do the hardest work and have the lowest proportion of income, yet the expenses during the entire process of raising children are unexpectedly the highest. Why are they the highest? They are confirmed to be the highest by the system of the People's Republic of China. The Chinese Communist Party makes every link in a child's growth and upbringing process a huge rigid expenditure. Because they are rigid expenditures, all families cannot avoid them.

These children, these links have become the most important domain for the Chinese Communist Party to exploit the parents of newborn families—systemic exploitation. For example, test-oriented education means that children must attend good schools to get a good education. Without a good education, you have no way to continuously move upward. In the end, if you graduate from a good school, or if you don't study, you won't be able to find a job.

However, along with the test-oriented education system, school district housing, extracurricular tutoring, and supplementary education systems have all appeared, and they are all systems of the CCP. Can school district housing be eliminated through the system? Yes, it can, but it is not eliminated because it is a major taxpayer. Buying a house means giving money to the CCP, and when you have a child, you have to buy a house, and then the child's living problems, health problems, upbringing problems, a pile of problems—all of them are the most profitable commercial systems of the CCP.

During this period, the CCP neither supports the cost of a child's growth like socialism nor subsidizes the cost of a child's growth like capitalism. The CCP does not participate in the entire process of a child's growth, so it can carry out disguised exploitation with all its might, desperately making money from all aspects of a child's growth. It encourages and supports the commercial systems that make money off children to the utmost because it can collect more taxes.

As for the unreasonable various fee issues that families in the CCP country have continuously reported for decades, the Chinese Communist Party's attitude has always been to accept them with an open mind and resolutely refuse to change them. That's right, just like I said, accept school district housing with an open mind and resolutely refuse to change it. Although this child-rearing system also has a huge impact on the relevant personnel within the CCP country's system, which also has a population of about 100 million, the insiders have unspoken subsidy guarantees and unspoken corruption, so it doesn't matter. The extra expenses are negligible, so it doesn't matter. But the vast majority of ordinary people in the CCP country are fucking idiots.

So old habits present the facts and reason things out, does everyone understand? The CCP country is currently the most bizarre country in the world in the field of raising children. All countries in the world, regardless of their ideology—just like Liang Qichao back then in "A Young China", where youth strength makes the country strong, etc.—all confirm that a country's group of children is the hope for a country's future. Therefore, the government bears the greatest responsibility for raising children and provides super preferential treatment and support. So I said, including Africa, only our People's Republic of China—this government that is considered awesome in the mouths of many little pinks and little wumaos—

-treats the birth and raising of the children of the entire country's people as the most profitable industry to operate, the most exploitative industry to run. It has created a large number of models that can fully exploit children's families and has obtained extensive government support. Therefore, from the household registration at birth affecting school district housing, all the way through growth, growth, and growth until university, an enrollment expansion system was set up just to make money. The Chinese Communist Party has never cared that these things, besides making people spend more money, are useless and even harmful to children. Just like the students admitted through enrollment expansion, they didn't get in based on real ability, so after graduation they are basically unemployed. Not being able to find a job is not important, because expanding college enrollment makes money.

Therefore, if you seriously compare the things done by a rogue government like the People's Republic of China and the Chinese Communist Party, even the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China fall far short when it comes to children's education. When a ruling party treats raising children as its most profitable system for regime survival, if you still choose to have children in such a country, then I think unless your whole family is inside the system, or you are very rich, otherwise you must be out of your mind.

That's right, because knowing full well that having a child in the CCP country is a huge trap and jumping into it carelessly means that either you are capable of corruption or you don't care about waste. Apart from these two, aren't you mentally ill? Ah, big foolish cap—the language is crude but the reasoning is sound, aren't they big foolish caps? That's right, you don't even have a wallet left, carrying a mountain of debt for the sake of your child. The most crucial part is, what kind of environment will your child grow up in the future? You have no money, no best school district, no best education, no best appreciation, how can a child grow up? And how will you live when you are old? If you don't think about all these difficult problems, what are you if not a foolish cap?

So, as the old saying goes, the body is the most honest; don't listen to what people say, look at what they do. Most young people in the CCP-controlled country might not rationally realize that they are purely slaves to the CCP, but their subconscious and bodies are very honest. That's why they don't raise children—the 'extinction of the generation,' right? No offspring, no descendants, that's great. Because giving birth to and raising children in the CCP-controlled country is a path of no return, where one is completely and crazily exploited by the CCP. On the contrary, not having children is the kindest and wisest move for one's own future and the future of the children. So, it's for the best for everyone.

To avoid falling into endless darkness and sorrow, if the conditions in the CCP-controlled country are insufficient, you must not have children. Conversely, for a political party in a country to let the entire nation fall into a process of ending its own lineage just to make money—ah, for the sake of profit, they will use any despicable means, creating all sorts of bizarre world records. Isn't their evil beyond description? People just need to figure this out for themselves.

Alright, ah, people just need to figure this out for themselves. Ah, compulsory education, compulsory education, you're dreaming! Exam-oriented education—you think you can get into a good school by relying on compulsory education? Are you crazy? To the person who said this, how big of a donkey kicked your brain? How much stuff is in your head? Is it water or something else? Or something even more disgusting? You think you can get into a good school by relying on compulsory education? You think you can have a future? If you rely on compulsory education, won't you just be a bottom-tier beast of burden when you grow up?

What are you thinking? Compulsory education, my god! You really haven't raised a child. I suggest you take a good look. Look at what kind of things you need to provide for a child so that they can grow up, okay? Oh my god! What else? I welcome us to chat by presenting facts and reasoning. Talking about compulsory education, fuck, you must not have children. My god, you'd know if you had raised a child. Do you know? Don't even mention that; the kind of formula you use makes a difference in the child's outcome! The kind of diaper you use for the child from birth makes a difference in the outcome! Compulsory education, my god, to say such a thing.

I don't know what to say. Alright, today I'll talk about something, it's quite simple, the matter itself is quite simple. Everyone should know that a fireworks factory in Liuyang, Changsha, Hunan, exploded, and the casualties should exceed one hundred, it has already exceeded one hundred. Ah, although this is the CCP-controlled country, just in these few days after May Day, such things happen every day. Have you all noticed? You all know, right? In Liuzhou, Guangxi, people were hacked with axes on the street, multiple deaths; in Wenzhou, Zhejiang, a car rammed into people, multiple deaths; in a tourist attraction in Yunnan, there was a conflict and killing, multiple deaths; in Chengdu, Sichuan, there was a chain collision, multiple deaths; in Liaocheng, Shandong, a chemical plant exploded, multiple deaths; in Dandong, Liaoning, a traffic accident caused eight deaths; in Tongchuan, Shaanxi, a mud storage tank collapsed, multiple deaths, etc. Everyone should know about these, right?

I don't know about this matter, this is something that can be found online, I won't talk about things that can't be found, and so on and so forth. But after all, this time in Liuyang, there were over a hundred casualties, which can be considered a very large one in 2026, there is nothing larger than this, it's an escalation of chaos. I don't intend to talk about the matter itself, because many streamers will talk about it. I said many streamers will talk about it, so I won't talk about it. As for the details of what happened, uh, I will only mention one thing, which is what the CCP did after this incident. Everyone knows, right? Ah, it exploded into a mushroom cloud, all the houses were flattened, that whole area was leveled. After the explosion, that whole area was just flattened. Why were there so many casualties? It's because all the buildings disappeared.

Ah, that's the result of the explosion. So, what is the most urgent thing the CCP-controlled country did? It was an announcement, which was to place the main person in charge of this company under criminal control, which means they were arrested. Ah, just that. From this point, what am I telling you? It's that in the current legal system of the CCP-controlled country, the person in charge of this enterprise is placed under criminal control, and they must first be filed for investigation by the public security system.

Then, after the filing, based on the filing, the person is subjected to criminal detention, which is called criminal control. As for whether they will be approved for arrest later, the announcement didn't write it. Why didn't it write it? Because it depends on the decision of the procuratorate, the decision of the procuratorate. After the procuratorate decides to approve the arrest, they will initiate a public prosecution, and finally, the court will judge whether they are guilty, what the crime is, and whether they are guilty. Alright, ah. So why talk about such a thing? It's because I hope everyone can look at the process of a person in the CCP-controlled country from being filed for investigation and moving forward, and let's look at what the development of its categories and quantities is like.

In a normal stage, in the process of a country moving from economic backwardness to becoming increasingly prosperous, accompanied by economic growth and the growth of civilization, the total number of people committing illegal and criminal acts in this society will drop significantly, yes, drop significantly. Once it becomes a developed country, without major accidents, upon reaching a peak, the illegal and criminal rate will remain in a relatively stable range for a relatively long period of time.

What will happen to the People's Republic of China? Old habit, present facts and reason, look at the official data of the CCP, and then let's look at how the current level of civilization development in the CCP is, or whether the political situation has led to many problems. Alright, ah, in the People's Republic of China, if a person has illegal or criminal behavior, as long as it is not an organized crime within the Chinese Communist Party—that is, an organized crime in the organization where you hold a position within the Party—then it falls under the jurisdiction of the public security, procuratorate, and judiciary.

Under normal logic, the first step is for the police (Public Security) system to file a case, as previously explained. This step of filing a case is to determine whether a person's behavior may involve a violation of the law. Next comes interrogation and detention. Is it interrogation first and then detention, or detention first and then interrogation? These two situations are determined based on specific actual circumstances. According to current public data in the PRC, for 90% of the people whose cases are filed, the CCP detains them first and interrogates them later—detain them first and talk later. Once a person has a case filed against them by the police (Public Security) and a decision is made to detain them, this person is called a criminal suspect, not a criminal, but a criminal suspect. What if this person cannot be found? The police (Public Security) system will put them on the online wanted list.

Once logged into the internet police (Public Security) system, the whole of China starts searching for this person. Therefore, as you can see, those on the online wanted list are not necessarily criminals; they are called suspects. In many cases, you understand, some are, but some are not necessarily. For the police (Public Security), no matter where you are discovered by the local police (Public Security) system in the People's Republic of China, they will first arrest you as a fugitive, and then hand you over to the corresponding police (Public Security) department of the region that issued the wanted notice, which will take you away and detain you. After detention, the second step is for the police (Public Security) to compile the relevant information of these detained personnel and report it to the Procuratorate. The Procuratorate then confirms whether to approve the arrest, or grant bail pending trial, residential surveillance, community supervision, supplementary investigation, send it back, or release the person due to insufficient evidence.

Then comes the third step. Whether they are detained, on bail pending trial, under residential surveillance, etc., as long as they are not confirmed innocent and released by the Procuratorate, they must be submitted to the court, where the court will conduct a public trial of the criminal case. If the court determines they are guilty, they are sentenced; if innocent, they are released. Ah, there are also some special circumstances here that are not included in what I just said. For example, those directly arrested by the Procuratorate or the court itself, not by the police (Public Security), and then directly sentenced by the court. For example, the Commission for Discipline Inspection and the Supervisory Commission directly hand over duty-related crime suspects to the Procuratorate. Or, in some court enforcement cases, the person subject to enforcement refuses to comply, which is all, uh, directly handled by the court, so I won't go into that—directly arrested, detained, I won't go into that. I am talking about the main three general functions above. Why am I talking about this? Because it is related to what I will say next. Right after that, according to the official data of the People's Republic of China, recorded in the annual reports of the Supreme People's Procuratorate and the Supreme People's Court, in the year 2000, the number of criminal cases filed by the CCP's police (Public Security) system for the entire year was 4.4 million. In the end, 663,000 people were approved for arrest by the Procuratorate and caught.

672,000 people were prosecuted in court by the Procuratorate. Why were there more people prosecuted than those whose arrests were approved? As we just discussed, many people might have committed minor offenses, or were older, or due to various reasons, so they were not approved for arrest, but were on bail pending trial, under residential surveillance, etc. However, these people would still be prosecuted and sentenced. In 2000, the acquittal rate in the courts of the PRC under the CCP was close to 1%, which means that among the 672,000 people prosecuted by the Procuratorate in court, more than 6,000 people were ultimately found not guilty by the court.

By the time we reached 2024, the data was linear, but the curve looked like this. However, it is still linear, so I won't list as many numbers as I did just now. Well, I guess everyone is getting dizzy. Those who are interested can use AI to help you list the annual data. The CCP's public announcements have it all; you will understand once you look at it, okay? Ah, speaking of 2024, because the data for the last quarter of 2025 has not been made public yet, there is no full-year data, so we will talk about 2024. In 2024—remember the 4 million in 2000? In 2024, the annual number of cases filed by the CCP's police (Public Security) system exceeded 10 million. The number of approved arrests was 752,600, the number of prosecuted individuals was 1,600,700, and what did the court's final acquittal rate become? Less than three in ten thousand. From 1% to less than three in ten thousand, do you see the problem? Under normal logic, hey, as the economy gets better and civilization gets better, shouldn't the number of crimes, sentences, and arrests in a country all be declining? Ah, why is it that in the CCP's country, everything is increasing? Moreover, the court is not a fair institution. The proportion of those sentenced as innocent was originally so high, how did it drop so much? Ah, that is, the number of criminal cases filed increased from 4.4 million to over 10 million, and then the number of prosecuted individuals increased from 670,000 to over 1.6 million, nearly a twofold increase. Why are there so many criminals?

Let's look at another set of data. Ah, just by talking about this, you might have reached a conclusion: "Oh, there are more and more criminals in China." Is that really the case? Let's look at another piece of official data—we will stick to official data. In 2000, the number of people incarcerated in prisons in the CCP's China was about 1.5 million, and the number of people working in the labor reform system—that is, working inside the prisons—was about 300,000. By 2024, the number of criminals prosecuted annually has tripled compared to the original figure, yet in 2024, the number of people incarcerated in prisons in the CCP's China is only about 1.7 million, which has hardly increased, and the number of staff in the labor reform system is only about 400,000, an increase of just a little bit. In other words, so many people in the CCP's China are being prosecuted, so many cases are being filed, and so many people are being publicly prosecuted, but the number of people locked in prisons has not increased significantly. Where is the key point here? It's very simple. I've taken such a long detour, and I apologize to everyone, but I'm telling you this to explain that around the year 2000, the people locked in the CCP's China's prisons were truly criminals—robbers, thieves, and those who committed assault; they were truly criminals. But in recent years, especially after that fucking idiot Xi Jinping came to power, a large number of people sentenced in the CCP's China are not real criminals.

Due to the proliferation of "catch-all" crimes, a large number of people are being sentenced in the name of committing crimes. Taking the court verdicts of 2024 as an example, the proportion of people sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of less than 3 years, ah, public surveillance, community correction, criminal detention, or probation exceeded 80% of all prosecuted individuals. The reasons for these people being prosecuted are more than 95% related to various "catch-all" crimes established by the CCP in recent years. What are "picking quarrels and provoking trouble," "aiding and abetting information network crimes," "illegal business operations," "dangerous driving," etc.? What are the characteristics of these crimes? The threshold is extremely low, the criminal behavior is very vague, and it is entirely determined subjectively by the public security organs. You say I sold a watch, right, sold a watch to someone, and that person transferred 400,000 yuan to my account; you immediately become a criminal because this 400,000 yuan was obtained by the person who bought your watch through fraud. You say, what does this have to do with me? You are charged with "aiding and abetting information network crimes" for helping them launder money. You say, "I didn't know, my selling the watch was a normal act." No, is it a crime? That is subjectively confirmed by the public security organs; whether you participated or not is confirmed by people.

We have talked about this before: doing business and receiving a 30,000 yuan "kickback," ah, that's indeed, that's the crime of "unexplained large assets of non-state functionaries." It wasn't a crime before, but now if they say you are, you are. Why did such a reason appear behind this? A large number of criminals appear, a massive number of people appear, but not many are locked in jail. These people might be on probation, might be in criminal detention, or in detention centers or under community correction, but they are all criminals. Even more people have cases filed against them. This means the Chinese Communist Party is doing one thing more and more clearly: the criminalization of administrative governance. Administrative criminal punishment, that is, incorporating all the small social problems and small administrative incidents that affect the Chinese Communist Party's stability maintenance into the scope of direct criminal strikes. In this way, they can place a label of "criminal" or "suspected criminal" on the heads of a large number of potential social instability factors within the People's Republic of China. Then these people will never be able to survive normally in this country again, becoming extremely marginalized people on the edge of society, completely lacking influence and the ability to incite, and becoming people that local government departments focus on monitoring—social outcasts. Many of these people are ruined for life. Because these people are confirmed as criminal suspects or criminals, they become the "bad guys" in the ideology of the CCP's China because everyone has been brainwashed; any of their words or actions will be opposed, questioned, or even confronted by normal members of society.

In this way, the CCP can exert the strictest control over society at a very low cost, and the goal is achieved. More than 10 million cases filed a year—think about it, that's 100 million in ten years. Because in the CCP's China, as long as a person is detained by the public security organs, even if they are finally confirmed innocent and released, this record of the case filing will follow this person for life. This person's associated information will enter a large number of the CCP's China's official systems; fingerprints and DNA information will all be recorded in government files, and this person will subsequently become a key target for monitoring by community-level governments and community police units. They will often be summoned by local police stations under various pretexts, and applying for passports and visas will become very difficult. Qualifications for engaging in various industries, qualifications for entering the government, and the possibility of engaging in the financial industry, security, or special industries are all gone. This is just from having a case filed; there is no confirmation of guilt, but the case was filed. As for those who were arrested and prosecuted after the case was filed, even if the final result is only community correction, criminal detention, or probation, as long as you are not confirmed innocent and released, you have a clear "criminal" label on your head, and this is to be worn for a lifetime.

In the People's Republic of China, anyone who has been labeled with this tag will suffer from a clear social deformity. Everyone around you knows you are a criminal, because the CCP has no protection system to provide identity confidentiality for anyone who has committed a crime. All public positions within the CCP system are now off-limits to this person; they can no longer serve in any capacity. All professions requiring professional certification, such as practicing lawyers, certified public accountants, and notaries, are no longer accessible. It becomes almost impossible to hold senior corporate positions, and industries like teaching, security, and coaching are closed off. Applying for a passport, going abroad, exchanging currency, or obtaining credit and loans all become nearly impossible. For categories requiring a clean criminal record for immigration, it is even more out of reach. Both real-world behavior and online activity will be strictly controlled by the government. Not only will your children's background checks for entering the system surely fail, but joining the Party also becomes very difficult. Therefore, the summary is: one crime, a lifelong mark; one person commits a crime, the whole family suffers. So why do I say "lay out the facts and reason things through"? When things are abnormal, there must be a demon at work!

From 2000 to the present, the People's Republic of China has seen economic development and civilizational progress, yet the number of criminals has increased significantly. This data does not reflect a counter-logical contradiction in Chinese society, but rather that after the Chinese Communist Party, especially the fucking idiot Xi Jinping, came to power, they began to use the penal system to build a social stability maintenance model to ensure their dictatorial rule. Therefore, the essence of the criminal punishment system in the laws of the People's Republic of China today is completely different from that of the vast majority of countries in the world. The main operating logic is not to punish and reform real criminals so they can become productive members of society again, but to label everyone who poses a threat to the CCP's stability maintenance as someone to be isolated from society and someone the public can be hostile toward. Just like the explosion in Hunan this time, the person in charge of the company was labeled, and that person will forever be isolated and treated with hostility in society, even if this incident had nothing to do with him. Even if the investigation ends and he is released without charge, his life is ruined.

Therefore, by using these criminal means to deprive a person of their space for survival in mainstream society, the CCP can forcibly press this person to the very bottom of society, ensuring no information gets out, permanently striking this person from the list of qualified citizens, and minimizing the risk to stability maintenance. Is this the only thing? No. I have been telling everyone since 1949, and as I mentioned above, the Chinese Communist Party, in all its consciousness, has no concept of justice, fairness, democracy, or the rule of law. These words are merely terms used to cover up its hooligan dictatorial methods. Therefore, they can find reasons to legitimately kill a large number of meritorious officials who helped build the CCP's regime, find reasons to legitimately exploit all the people of the CCP's China, not even sparing them when they give birth to or raise children. They can find reasons to legitimately label those the CCP deems a risk to stability as "bad people" and send them to prison. This reason might be for the "great rejuvenation of the proletariat society," or that "the country should concentrate its power to do big things," or "governing the country according to law." But those are just reasons, just a facade, just excuses; they are not important. What is the core? The core is that the purpose of these reasons is for the CCP to be able to carry out endless dictatorial exploitation and oppression of the people on this land as much as it can. Therefore, such a hooligan party is the greatest scum to all of humanity.

Ah, what kind of Chinese elites are cultivated by such a scum party? The title—we won't talk long today, old habit—lay out the facts and reason things through. Don't feel annoyed when I say this; this is a way of thinking, and cultivating this way of thinking is very beneficial to you. Others won't be able to easily deceive you. Many people on the internet are deceiving others. A large number of streamers will casually tell you a result, then constantly deepen that result, and then deceive you, without explaining the process of deriving that result, because they cannot have a derivation process that includes factual evidence. If they were to talk about their derivation process to the result, they would be full of holes. So, a large number of hooligan streamers will brainwash you; they don't talk about the process, they just talk about a result. You can't talk about the process because the process is too magical! So everyone must remember: lay out the facts and reason things through. Streamers who come to conclusions without factual evidence or a process are just being hooligans and talking nonsense, okay?

Today's theme, as I said, is to lay out the facts and reason things through. The demons cultivated by the CCP are among us. Where are these demons? It is that in the year and a quarter from 2025 to 2026, a large number of overseas elite students cultivated by the CCP's China, almost all of them students, have made "feats" that have attracted worldwide attention. Because they are all reported by their respective countries, everyone hasn't connected them together and hasn't noticed. When you look at the UK, for example, Zou Zhenhao, Xu Chao; Germany, Jiang Zhongyi, Zhang Dapeng; the US, Liu Yang, Liu Yi. When you look at a bunch of them, you will find that in just one year and a quarter, more than 12, 12—to be precise, 12—international students from prestigious universities in the People's Republic of China have been arrested and prosecuted in developed countries around the world. The charges are relatively uniform: rape, sexual assault, voyeurism, etc., and even attempted murder. So what did these people do? Just one thing, they were all doing one thing: specifically targeting female international students from the CCP's China, using the method of drugging them to commit rape.

Moreover, the number of raped female students in all the cases where the perpetrators were caught exceeded double digits, and some even reached triple digits. There is also a commonality: everyone would video-record, save, and share the entire criminal process. Ah, it was livestreamed, livestreamed, you did not hear it wrong, shared. These people are in a large number of information groups, and these information groups are almost entirely composed of male Chinese overseas students, information groups, ah, with a small number of foreigners, but almost most of them are Chinese. The core of what these information groups discuss is only one thing, which is how to drug and rape Chinese female overseas students. The number of people in these information groups varies, ah, the smallest is the German veteran driver group with seven members, and the largest is the "pointing out the maze" group with over 1,400 people. Ah, for the names of those people I just mentioned, you can go online and take a look to find out, ah, you have heard the names, go check them out, ah, like Zhou Zhenhao, Xu Yichao, Jiang Zhongyi, Zhang Dapeng, etc., ah, go check and you will know. All the content discussed by these people in the groups revolves around this, including purchasing date rape drugs from the groups; they would exchange successful experiences with each other every time and share a large number of crime videos. Didn't you know? If you didn't know, I think your information is really, ah, so scarce.

And what is very magical is that a large number of suspected cases discussed in these groups are completely unknown to the outside world because almost none of the victimized women reported them to the police. According to the currently public police data, at least thousands of female overseas students from the CCP are victims.

These Chinese women not only do not report to the police after being violated, but even when the police find these girls and ask about the case, these people refuse to communicate. Because a large number of male overseas students from the CCP country in the groups have already returned to China, the cases cannot be further investigated. The women do not report either. The people currently arrested and sentenced are just the tip of the iceberg.

Just this tip of the iceberg has already left the whole world dumbfounded. So many male overseas students from a country go overseas and collectively discuss luring and drugging female students from their own country in groups, and the large number of videos exchanged during this period, ah, you can tell by looking at the police and court judgments, completely break through the bottom line of humanity and are heinous. In many ways, the N번방 (N-th Room) incident in South Korea simply cannot compare to this. Think about it, what a magical thing this is!

After these criminal acts occurred, no women reported them to the police. When the police investigated and presented clear videos and photos, even when they found the individuals, they would not admit to being raped. So many people, for example, Jiang Zhongyi in Germany, were not discovered at all. It was because Zhang Dapeng in the group was arrested by German police for other cases, and this idiot got scared and exposed everything, which ended up exposing Jiang Zhongyi, and only then was Jiang Zhongyi arrested. Among the so many women Jiang Zhongyi violated, not a single one reported to the police or identified him.

Do you understand now? This is what the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) promotes every day, the genes they have educated. A political party with no ideals, no faith, no morals, and no shame, completely brainwashing children based on its own political needs, educates such people.

So think about it, this kind of behavior really treats women, completely treats overseas women as prey. Everyone is discussing that they can just do whatever they want, drug and rape them, and nothing will happen, no one will report it. This has already become a consensus in the group, and then they start doing it, forming such a deformed structure and many systems. Think about it, what level has the entire social moral standard of these youngest elites of this country fallen to?

No need to ask me, just search these names on the internet or on AI, and won't you know everything? The people I am talking about have all been sentenced. Just use the homophones of the names I told you, and once you search, won't you know all about the cases? In addition, these girls educated by our advanced education system, when they are abroad, their minds are completely brainwashed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), infinitely closed off, and they almost only associate with people from their own country when they go abroad.

And subconsciously, they believe that foreign police are all bad, and they don't even seek help from the police when something happens. They don't care even when Western developed countries pay extreme attention to women's rights; they don't talk about it when they are violated. You have arrived in a democratic and free country, but you don't learn any democratic and free ideas, and your brain remains completely in China's closed consciousness.

Moreover, the parents of many of these families put an infinite amount of pressure on these women regarding asserting their rights. If a family's beloved daughter studies abroad and ends up being drugged and raped abroad, if people find out, everyone around will definitely mock her, so she cannot admit it, cannot say it. This is why this group is extremely widespread. Go look online, ah, the people I mentioned who committed the crimes all bought date rape drugs from people in the groups.

They bought date rape drugs, so why are there also suspected murders? Because for some of the dosages, the sentencing dosages written in there, like many of their cases in Germany, the dosages were lethal. That is, during this process, they had video recordings, and the people they raped were in a near-death stage several times, with no breathing, in a near-death stage. Moreover, in order to maintain their various particularly heinous behaviors, which were completely about sexual abuse of women, they even put that kind of date rape drug under the nose, and then, the physiological reactions produced by the women were in a near-death state, so in the end, their charges all included suspected murder.

Why is it like this? It is because the exchanges in the groups made these people unscrupulous when doing these things. So what on earth are these people cultivated by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) of the People's Republic of China doing? A miracle of the world! The people with the highest academic qualifications of a country collectively doing this overseas, a miracle of the world! Do you still need the news source? If you take these names I mentioned and check them on the internet, won't you know?

Can't you use the internet? Can't you use AI? Couldn't you just look it up? Do I have to spell it out for you? Zou Zhenhao, isn't it obvious if you just look up the homophones? Isn't that it? All these names mentioned, like Zhang Dapeng, don't you know as soon as you look it up? Jiang Zhongyi, wouldn't you know if you looked it up? Just look these names up and you'll know.

You'll realize how terrifying all their crimes are. These behaviors are massive, enormous! Think about how many chat groups there are, how many Chinese overseas students, what do they all go down there to do? These people, demons walking among us, nothing like this has ever happened anywhere else in the world. When people in other countries do something, like the people in the Nth Room doing something in their own country, the domestic police crack down and that's the end of it. But China is something else, China is amazing—they are all overseas, and when something happens like this, nobody gets caught, because once you finish doing it, you just study abroad for a year or two and return to China, and foreign police can't catch you.

Coupled with the things happening overseas, women are unwilling to report them, so they started doing it with total impunity. So many demons, can you imagine? Can you imagine a country cultivating so many demons in such a short period of time? Alright, let's chat about this for a bit today, answer a couple of points, that's the main thing covered. Do we have any other questions? We can chat more when the time comes.

The news is very detailed! The news is already very detailed.

What's the use of cursing to high heaven? What's the use of cursing to high heaven? This isn't the behavior of just one person; that's the scariest part, it's a massive group behavior. Because as the police say, just how many people are there? Since the victims don't report it and you don't have solid evidence, under foreign laws, they protect these criminal suspects, so they can't make a public announcement. But just looking at the number of people in that group, you can imagine what a colossal criminal network this is. This is truly a super terrifying country. So if you have a child like that, you really need to think twice, it's a super terrifying country.

How can China's high-level leadership develop any economy? What do they know about economics? How do you even handle the two words economy? What do they understand about economics? They only care about dictatorial rule, which contradicts economic development. Developing an economy requires a free market environment, but once a free market environment is established, your information needs to flow smoothly, your logistics need to flow smoothly, and wouldn't that directly lead to instability? That becomes the biggest threat to stability maintenance (weiwen). So what is the only option? Only closed-off control can maintain stability. With closed-off control for stability maintenance, development is impossible.

Now twice a week, I'm working hard twice a week! This program, this program is trying twice a week. We can't get past it, actually it's already become mass-produced. Because when you have no ideals, no faith, it actually becomes mass-produced. Why are these male and female students like this? They have no pursuits; they themselves don't even know what they should be doing. In this lifetime of theirs, coming here to study, they don't know where the hope in life is, nor do they know where the future is, alright? So they don't know either. Mei Gu is still looking for people; I'm still looking for people. My situation won't work either without finding someone, everyone keeps passing the buck in the middle.

Hold onto gold, keep holding gold! Gold, is there anything else you need to think about? Is there anything else to consider about gold? Planning to integrate overseas starting now is fine! Learn English, study English well, English is very important, English is crucial. Let me tell everyone again, language is the most important thing, you can't get by without a language. Passport applications and collection have been tightening, constantly tightening, if you can get one, hurry up and get it, if you can get one, hurry up and get it, alright, if you can get one, hurry up and get it, no need to think twice.

Can the war in Iran end? I really don't know about that. Taiwanese people who have bad neighbors at home, Taiwan really—Taiwan produced such an idiot like Zhao Liwen—wait, no, not Zhaoli, it's Zheng Liwen, such an idiot—who is still fucking chatting with the CCP and the US, I honestly cannot understand it. They say investigate things to extend knowledge, have sincere thoughts and a rectified mind, cultivate oneself, regulate the family, govern the state, and bring peace to all under heaven. You should get your own house in order first before worrying about the affairs of the world. Your tiny Kuomintang is in such a chaotic mess internally, every single day there's some issue, and the vice chairperson gets up and curses.

Just rambling nonsense, spouting complete nonsense! You fucking chairman of the Kuomintang, your own internal affairs are as messy as a vat of paste, like a bucket of shit. And then you say, I'm going to go outside and chat with this one and chat with that one and get things done—aren't you a fucking idiot? Yes, an absolute idiot! Should I also go talk about how to navigate male-female relationships? Fucking hell, your girlfriend is constantly cheating on you back home and you can't even manage that, yet you're giving other people advice on how to build good male-female relationships? You are the chairman of the Kuomintang; your first priority is to get the internal affairs of the Kuomintang sorted out stably, and stop causing massive scandals! We all know to bite off only what we can chew; hey, don't pick up porcelain work without diamond drills.

Zheng Liwen is an absolute idiot, a standard idiot! I'll look for the CCP, go find fucking America, what the hell are you even looking for? Can you please sort out your own internal Kuomintang affairs first, and stop fucking looking for outsiders?

If you learn English well, it will definitely be useful. If you learn English well, it will definitely be useful. Thank you, thank you. My wife running to Singapore is just too great, running away is just too great, running away is too great. Yeah, right, once your English is good, you can go all over the world. For example, in the UK, like I've mentioned, do you know how much a cook makes a month? You go to a restaurant right now, you hire a cook, making thousands of pounds a month is a matter of minutes.

Probably several thousand. What are the requirements for a chef? Because you are in the UK, you need to apply for a work visa, which means you have to pass the IELTS. Why is the UK called a desert for Chinese food? If you are even slightly good at cooking, you can become a very highly-paid chef. Because if your English is not good, you can't get a work visa. Just think about how many chefs in China who cook well can actually pass the IELTS? So if your English is good, as long as you learn a little bit of culinary skills, you can apply for chef jobs all over the UK. They are all hiring; there is no place that isn't. You can get a very high salary.

Understand? So if you say your English is good, good English is the stepping stone. You can work in many places, many places. Why are these industries not doing well in many countries? Because language is a barrier that completely blocks people. So, so many people want to eat Chinese food, but there are really too few chefs who can cook and also understand English. That's why it's so easy for you to find a job.

Renewing a passport and applying for a passport are two different concepts, you know? Renewing a passport and applying for a passport have nothing to do with a criminal record for running, no, no. If you run, go check it out. Almost all countries will require you to submit a certificate of no criminal record, do you understand? They all require a certificate of no criminal record! I have passports from so many countries, like Caribbean island nations, Vanuatu, so many countries' passports. Why do you think I tell you that I can get a certificate of no criminal record issued within China? Every country will ask for this record, understand? You can only get the passports of these countries by presenting the certificate of no criminal record issued to you by the Chinese government's police (Public Security) system, got it?

But if you have a criminal record, because you need a certificate of no criminal record, you won't be able to get the passports of these countries; you just can't. If you need to replace a lost passport, you can try and see if you can get it done, okay? You can try and see if it can be replaced. A ruthless person can look at the collapse coefficient to understand how far this country is from collapsing. Anyway, the internal division within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is currently an absolute mess, in total chaos, and they are fighting like crazy. Oh my god! Trump is also like a god. At first, it was a week, then four days, three days, and now it's fucking one day. Holy shit, coming on what day in May and leaving on what day—just one day. I say Trump is also like a god; I really admire Trump.

He was supposed to come for a state visit. At the very beginning, it was a state visit, and now what the fuck has it become? Currently, it is confirmed to be from May 14th to 15th. Arriving on the 14th and leaving on the 15th, just one night. I think this is fucking awesome. Yes, regarding Trump's current visit, everyone knows it has already been downgraded from what people call a formal state visit to a short-term meeting. A short-term meeting clearly only discusses the key issues that Trump wants to discuss.

Only discussing key issues. So, originally, Xi Jinping needed Trump's visit to save face for him, right? A formal state visit, visiting multiple places, large-scale signings, high-profile events. The US President coming to China, recognizing China's international status. Now none of that can be done, none of that can be done. And what is he facing? Trump will definitely come and throw a bunch of demands at Xi Jinping: you have to do this, do that, do this. We all know Trump is a man who seeks revenge for the smallest grievance. Yes, as long as you don't meet these demands, if Xi Jinping doesn't meet them, Trump will definitely hold a grudge and go back to slap a bunch of punishments on him. Why do I like Trump now? I just like him when he goes after the CCP; I like him when he beats the CCP to death.

Iran is a big player and a big helper for the CCP. I like it when he goes after Iran. Coming back to visit the CCP with so many clear demands, not giving Xi Jinping any face at all. If Xi Jinping cannot satisfy them, Trump will definitely slap a bunch of punitive measures on him. I like it, yes, I just like it. I like whoever goes after the CCP; I like it when they destroy the CCP. Which passports to apply for? No, if you are inside China, you can only hold one passport. For any other passport, wait until you go abroad to deal with it, okay? For any other passport, wait until you go abroad; it won't work inside China, yeah.

If you know English, you can go with a work visa; you don't need to go directly to Vietnam to cross the border (walk the line). You have a passport, what about it? Right? If your English is good, you must have a passport to apply for a work visa. You need a passport to apply for a work visa, yes, you have to get a CCP passport. Crossing the border is about leaving the country, not about working; these two are not the same path, not the same path. So let's leave it at that for today, shall we? Let's chat this much today, let's keep it short. I just ran back, I haven't even shaved my beard today. I'm really sorry, everyone, my image is not great. I just ran back from outside and rushed to broadcast because something temporary came up, so I broadcasted.

And also, I hope that while you listen to me talk, you still have to live your own lives. It's not like your world will immediately collapse after I finish talking. Inside China, you have to think about how to protect yourself based on your own conditions. For example, withdraw cash if you should, and quickly find a job to keep yourself alive if you should. You must have cash flow to survive; don't do those unrealistic things. Why do those women online spend money? Discuss everything more realistically and rigorously. And remember, look at the facts, look at what others are doing, and don't be easily deceived.

Alright, and please take good care of yourselves, because there's just way too much stuff happening in the country right now. As we just talked about, so much happened just during the May Day holiday alone—it's terrifying! If something's going on, absolutely do not go to watch the commotion; if you see a crowd gathering, under no circumstances should you squeeze into the front, protect yourselves, so that's that. Thank you all, thanks everyone for listening to my rambling bullshit once again. Wishing friends back home a sound sleep, and friends overseas a clear mind. Thank you all, thank you, thank you.