Beijing's tallest skyscraper, China Zun, hit directly by an airplane: A 600kg light aircraft severely deviates from its course, plunging into the CBD core landmark at 200 km/h, breaking apart and catching fire on the spot. This episode uses flight data to dismantle whether this was a mechanical failure or an airborne Xianzhong attack, and how it shattered the myth of the CCP's astronomical-cost stability maintenance.
The video analyzes the incident on the afternoon of June 26, 2026, when a light aircraft struck China Zun in Beijing. The host believes that given Beijing's strict airspace control and the aircraft's erratic flight path, the incident was likely not a mechanical failure, but rather an "aerial Xianzhong attack." The video details the aircraft model (B12PP, Aerola light sport aircraft), manufacturer (Hunan Sunward Technology), affiliated company (Beijing Shuangyue General Aviation), and operating company (Dongshi Xiangbei Aviation), and analyzes the symbolic significance of the crash in connection with the feng shui symbolism of China Zun. The host criticizes the failure of the CCP's stability maintenance system, pointing out that its excessive reliance on controlling individual behavior ignores the emergence of high-tech and asymmetric forms of resistance. Reviewing the evolution of grassroots resistance methods from the Sitong Bridge protest to laser projections and remote-controlled projections, the video argues that this plane crash into a building is a terrifying mutation of public grievances driven to a desperate end, dealing a fatal blow to the CCP's stability maintenance model. At the same time, the video criticizes the CCP's practices regarding transnational pursuit and information blockades, and expresses concern for the future of the low-altitude economy industry.
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Facts as they are, rejecting fragmented perceptions. Around 6 PM on June 26, 2026, well, maybe around 5:30 PM, anyway, there are quite a lot of sixes in there. Beijing's tallest building, China Zun, was hit by a small airplane. The symbolism is also quite interesting. There is only one person in China today who can claim one-man supremacy, and that is that stinking fucking idiot Xi Jinping. Didn't this fucking idiot just strictly ban all low-level flying vehicles in Beijing right after Maduro and his wife studied in New York? And what happened? Just as they strictly ban it here, someone immediately crashes into China Zun right over there. Never mind that only a few pieces of glass fell off—was that just glass falling? That was the face of Emperor You Xi shattering all over the ground into pieces! It is said that the plane severely deviated from its domestic route and crashed straight into it in an extremely destructive manner. There is on-site video evidence to prove this, I am not talking nonsense here. When was China's last major air disaster? It was the China Eastern Airlines plane nose-diving straight down in March 2022. We've talked about that incident too, the CCP doesn't.
Isn't it claimed to be the country with the strictest global surveillance? Beijing is also the city with the most perverted airspace control. Well, it crashed, and what it hit was the symbolic China Zun. Let's see how this airplane that knocked off the face of the supreme leader actually crashed. In a moment, we'll use flight data to talk about how much suspicion there is of this incident reenacting the deliberate revenge of September 11. Also, doesn't the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) constantly brag about how awesome the low-altitude economy is and how strict Beijing's low-altitude flight ban is? And how great the social control is, yet what is the situation now? Right here, the CCP just set up an archway, and hasn't it just run into the demolition team of the archway? It immediately encountered this kind of unconventional, hard-hitting impact. Later, we'll see how this so-called number-one stability maintenance (weiwen) system in the world has actually leaked like a sieve. What else should we look at? It's whether the CCP's current gagging operation has any new tricks, or if it's just the same old three tactics: gagging people, arresting them, and then...
Just like the China Eastern Airlines crash, sweeping it under the rug and letting it pass by raising their chins. Another thing I think is most noteworthy is that current Xianzhong attacks no longer follow the usual path—no, they don't even walk on the ground anymore, they've gone straight up into the air, having evolved in the direction of high technology. Now I have completely lost track of what the CCP's so-called massive stability maintenance (weiwen) budget is actually used for. Right now, the CCP's stability maintenance (weiwen) budget is still rolling upwards, and yet it ends up defending against this? The capital of the supreme good, claimed to be the city with the strictest management in the world, is in this fucking state. Why doesn't the CCP investigate what the hell your astronomical budget has turned into? Let's first look at the scene of this incident. According to the oral accounts of multiple eyewitnesses, video materials from the scene, and cross-verification from streaming media, right around the evening rush hour between 5:30 and 5:40 PM, an airplane described by eyewitnesses as the size of a car hit the glass curtain wall of China Zun at a very fast speed. The moment of the impact even caused a huge noise. How did the people nearby...
Describe it? They said the sound was even louder than fucking fireworks. Then this intense physical impact directly caused a noticeable hole to appear on the exterior facade of the building, and the glass began to shatter on a large scale. After the impact, the airplane disintegrated on the spot, and upon disintegration, parts of the airplane wreckage fell onto the canopy on the east side of China Zun, even causing a local fire; the building's fire alarm even went off. Not only was there airplane wreckage on the east side of China Zun, but a large amount of architectural debris also fell down roaring like falling objects from hundreds of meters high, smashing the ground streets full of glass shards, directly leading to the glass of taxis parked nearby being smashed into tiny pieces. Now we can say that the scene is in complete disarray. On the airplane wreckage scattered at the scene, there is the clearly visible label B12. Combined with what? Combined with the airplane's data and pictures that briefly circulated on the internet and were quickly deleted, the registration number of this airplane was confirmed as B12PP—I also put some effort into this.
I also checked where this airplane is from. Hey, looking at this B12PP, it belongs to the Hunan Sunward Aviation Industry Company in China. This airplane also has a name called Aurora, which is a light sport airplane. Then it was said to be equipped with a so-called domestically made engine called the CA500—another domestically made engine airplane. Then it crashed directly into this China Zun, and the allusion to 9/11 is not very good for this either. Look, isn't this allusion even worse for this fucking Emperor You Xi? Let's look at its technical parameters again. Its maximum takeoff weight is 600 kg, and its highest cruising speed can reach 220 km/h. Although this airplane was built in that place in Hunan, it belongs to a company in Beijing called Beijing Shuangyue General Aviation. Then its operator is called Dongshi Xiangbei Aviation. The base of Dongshi Xiangbei Aviation is at the Tiyumiao General Airport in the eastern suburbs of Beijing. What is this airplane mainly used for? Although I saw that the list of services it provides is very long, it is still mainly for private...
It is used for pilot flight training, meaning it provides training services. Once this incident happened, well, the familiar CCP appeared as usual: clearing the area, setting up cordons, and blocking nearby signal reception. From the time of the incident until now, the CCP is simply playing dead. Whether there were casualties, or how it all happened, they don't mention a word of it. So if we look at the flight path of this plane, combined with Beijing's highly abnormal airspace control and the special background of this building, this matter becomes even more interesting. There is a high probability that this is not a mechanical failure at all; what I am more inclined to believe is that it was an airborne Xianzhong attack in the sky. Why? Doesn't anyone feel that the flight path of this plane was simply too enchanting? Could such a coquettish flight path be the result of a navigation system failing to guide properly? Therefore, there is a high probability that this pilot—ah, rumored to be a woman named Liu Junhua—was the one who held the steering wheel tightly all the way and flew it in. You must know that no matter how much the CCP boasts about the skies over Beijing, these CCP leaders are actually very cowardly and attach a high degree of importance to airspace safety. There is no doubt about this point.
Look at how cowardly that idiot built things, even digging a pit for himself in Xijiao? No, and Pinggu is a remote suburb, dozens of kilometers away from Guomao. Flight tracking data all shows that this plane went severely off course. So everyone think about it, if you really encounter such bad luck as an engine failure, what should your first choice be? What would a normal person do? You would definitely quickly find a relatively large open field or a riverbed and make a direct forced landing. Even if it crashes, it should fall directly below the original flight path so that others can easily find you. Then you can't possibly explain it by saying that this big sister had a shot of something before getting on the plane—ah, a hit of the strong stuff—and then after getting a huge boost, flying up and seeing this super thick and long pillar, she couldn't help herself and just flew straight into it. I think that—that—that is definitely not going to work. But look at this little broken plane, weighing only about 600 kilograms in total, yet it managed to charge all the way into a CBD office area crowded with tall buildings and tangled air currents, steadily climbing to an altitude of several hundred meters, and crashing head-on into China Zun. If
no one was holding the joystick and providing precise guidance all the way, could it rely purely on the wind blowing or blind luck to hit a landmark like Zun with such a damn precise, soul-striking blow? Anyway, I don't believe it at all. Secondly, it is the issue I mentioned just now, which is that the chosen target was far too vicious. Why could it hit China Zun, of all places, with such pinpoint accuracy without any deviation? If this was truly intentional, I can only say that the sister named Liu Junhua chose a spot that pierced straight into the main artery—ah, straight into the main artery. China Zun is not just any run-of-the-mill office building; this place is considered the tallest building in Beijing, and there are many Feng Shui legends circulating about it. Look, its total number of floors is 108, and what does this 108 correspond to in Feng Shui culture? Nine is the largest single digit, representing what? It represents auspicious Yang, right? It is also an imperial number, and 108 is precisely a multiple of nine, exactly twelve times twelve, representing a complete cycle of the Earthly Branches in the zodiac. The Zun is also an ancient Chinese ritual vessel symbolizing power.
At that time, there was a rumor about why this building was designed this way—ah, it was to suppress the dragon's vein of Beijing. Everyone doesn't need to guess; basically, sensitive places like the capital, especially buildings involving financial attributes, will have Feng Shui masters of all stripes calculate them. Whether you say they are seeking good fortune or calling it superstition, this is also a basic cultural aspect of the industry. Didn't they previously use the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches to look at stocks? And the Feng Shui battle between the Hong Kong HSBC building and the Center building is a very classic example. Your Center is built into a shape hacked by a knife and ax, so my HSBC rooftop sets up a big cannon—these are nothing new. At that time, it was said that because the high-rise buildings in Beijing's eastern CBD were clustered together, the Qi field was extremely chaotic. For example, that CCTV building—the big underpants—damn it, that is truly hideous. From a Feng Shui perspective, it itself carries extremely strong fire evil and a sense of distortion. Erecting China Zun there at the time was meant to act as a needle to pacify the sea, inserted at the core of the CBD, with the implication of using the suppressive power of the tallest building and the ancient ritual vessel to stabilize the mountains of Beijing.
This is a magnetic field that looks extremely chaotic, so with this kind of crash, hey, the significance of the event becomes even richer. Hey, the Chinese Communist Party's strict control over this narrative has fucking shattered into pieces. Didn't the Chinese Communist Party brag that its grid-based management system was invincible under heaven? Hey, isn't this happening right now? Isn't it crystal clear? Once faced with emergencies, the blind spots in the Chinese Communist Party's fucking system are truly movingly large. Where is the Chinese Communist Party's strict control mindset mainly reflected? It is mainly in the control of individual behavior, which has indeed reached the pinnacle, or at least it looks like it has. But I think this pinnacle has a performative significance that is greater than its practical significance. Why is it performed? Isn't it mainly to report to the leaders and get money? Hey, look, buddy, this stability maintenance fund wasn't spent in vain, right? Hey, that's the effect. Without even going far back, just take the gaokao in June a short while ago, a large batch of police officers were deployed across Beijing's subway system, and it even reached a perverted degree where everyone was required to make fine-grained route reservations. Hey.
You heard that right, you have to reserve your route, and also undergo security screening, passenger sorting, and ID verification. Under this system, buying a kitchen knife at the supermarket requires real-name registration! Of course, real-name registration for buying kitchen knives isn't a new thing for a year or two; it started way back in 2024, and that's just how it is. When you take the bus, you enjoy high-class treatment throughout the whole journey. What kind of treatment do you enjoy? You enjoy the gaze of facial recognition. Isn't this just using the gaokao as an excuse to present a grand performance gift from all of Beijing to the leaders? Whenever the Chinese Communist Party says it wants to strengthen something, there's no doubt it's aimed at tormenting you. Take May 1st of this year, didn't the Chinese Communist Party forcefully designate the entire city of Beijing as a no-fly zone for drones? Fuck, to guard against a few hundred grams of consumer-grade plastic gadgets, the Chinese Communist Party actually passed legislation, they really legislated it, and they used industry and commerce and police, literally countless administrative resources, to encircle and suppress them. Bringing a drone into Beijing from out of town didn't work at all. And then what happened? Hey, the slap in the face arrives. Hey, this time what crashed into you wasn't a few hundred grams of consumer-grade drone, but a 600-kilogram aircraft.
And it rushed straight toward the face of Emperor You Xi at a speed of 200 kilometers per hour, and wasn't the Chinese Communist Party completely helpless against it? So what on earth is this so-called strict control by the Chinese Communist Party? It's like a poorly made anti-theft door—it's sheer self-deception. What are its attributes? It stops gentlemen, but not scoundrels. This system, when dealing with routine protests from ordinary people, hey, it's all right. For example, if you want to hang a banner on a bridge, the Chinese Communist Party can deploy bridge-watchers all over the streets, along with surveillance cameras, to block you for a bit. If you fly a consumer-grade drone, the Chinese Communist Party's so-called electronic fence and anti-drone jammer can still ground the aircraft. However, once the threat crosses the boundary of routine, the Chinese Communist Party is just as paralyzed. To put it bluntly, when a situation is driven to the extreme and people appear who are determined to fight you to the end, because of this suddenness, nothing the Chinese Communist Party does is of any use. Besides, not to mention how much of the Chinese Communist Party's stuff is just for show and how much moisture is in it, even if every single penny of the Chinese Communist Party's stability maintenance funds were spent in the right places, it still wouldn't be of any use, let alone the fact that most of it gets embezzled.
After this incident, China also tried very hard to block the news, fighting for its dear life to maintain the illusion that the regime is absolutely rock-solid. Let me tell you to what extent: as long as WeChat, Weibo, or Xiaohongshu contained the keywords China Zun and airplane crashing into a building, it couldn't be posted at all. Just now when I was writing the draft, once it involved these few words, the upload simply wouldn't go through, because I needed to transfer this draft to this phone with a teleprompter, and the intermediary in the middle was WeChat, and I fucking tried for a long time and really couldn't get it through. And it reached the point where even if you sent an obscure pinyin acronym, it would immediately trigger a network-wide ban. At the scene, it was even more magical: these Chinese Communist Party police dogs in Beijing directly checked the mobile phones of the onlookers one by one, and then intimidated people on the spot into deleting videos. But was it useful for these police dogs to do this? Wasn't it equally useless? I fucking knew about it across the Pacific Ocean, doesn't this equal announcing to the whole world that China's trillions or even multi-trillion-dollar stability maintenance funds were spent in vain? Chances are someone is going to follow suit.
You can guess the next script of the Chinese Communist Party with your toes and be mostly right. They will definitely downgrade and package it as what? Some pilot's operational error. If they want to be even harsher, they'll directly shift the blame, pinning it on this pilot, Liu Junhua. Hey, right, it's this pilot, saying he had a sudden mental illness or something. Anyway, just remember: whatever the Chinese Communist Party is afraid of, that is where they will jam the narrative. The thing that gets replaced is what the Chinese Communist Party is afraid of you knowing.
And it gets even worse; he is going to wreck the economy. How so? Didn't local governments across the country claim they wanted to develop the low-altitude economy just a while ago? Well, this crash has really hit right on the nerve of Emperor Xi. This is dragging the entire low-altitude industry down with him. I bet local governments hoping to make quick cash off the low-altitude economy are now feeling a chill down their spines. Just as they figured out a way to financialize the low-altitude economy to rake in money—before the stalls could even get running—it's all fallen apart now. I can tell you, there are truly plenty of local governments harboring such thoughts: setting up drone logistics, building electric aircraft. Take Guangzhou, for instance—I'm relatively familiar with Guangzhou. They are pouring a fortune into developing a low-altitude industrial park, and even that aircraft manufacturer in Hunan, oh right, that specific aircraft manufacturer, has fucking invested money in it. Beijing's Pinggu also seized thousands of mu of land, boasting about building a drone industrial park and a drone town. Given the fragility of Emperor Xi's nerves right now—any talk of economic development or technological innovation—as long as it touches this bastard's nerve, he will definitely veto it outright. Of course, even if he tried to run it properly, it would still end up in a complete mess, so the result is the same either way. After the China Zun building took such a solid hit, the state security dogs of the CCP are definitely going to purge the entire general aviation industry to death, because not purging it means being disloyal. Next, you will see that as long as it's a general aviation airport close to the core political circle, it will be indefinitely shut down or directly relocated. In the future, for flight schools nationwide to recruit a pilot, the policy difficulty will probably go up several notches, likely approaching the difficulty of selecting special forces. Private small aircraft factories trying to apply for takeoff will find it increasingly difficult. This hit on China's supreme leader is not some isolated accident either—let's just call him the supreme leader, it rolls off the tongue easier, and we'll place this in the past two years. The resentment among the Chinese public right now—looking at one fact after another, if I said the resentment of ordinary Chinese people is heavier than Sadako, I'd even be understating it. This is actually a terrifying mutation that occurs after civilian means of resistance are driven into a dead end. Why? Because you, the CCP, don't treat Chinese people like human beings either. The CCP has personally blocked every single channel for reasonable vent, so what else can be used? Special paths, right? In today's CCP, which is so perverted, the old routines of pulling up a banner or gathering to petition lost their survival soil long ago. But this resentment hasn't dissipated, nor will it dissipate. Not only has it not dissipated, it has evolved, crazily evolving toward high-tech and asymmetric directions. Let me review this evolutionary history for you: at the very beginning, people were still using their physical bodies to fight hard. Do you remember the Sitong Bridge in 2022? Peng Lifa ignited a tire on this bridge and hung up a banner reading 'We want food, not COVID tests; we want freedom, not lockdowns.' He was a true man, but he also paid an extremely heavy price, being arrested on the spot and remaining vaporized to this day. After that incident, the CCP simply hired countless bridge guards to stand guard twenty-four hours a day on all overpass bridges in Beijing. What the CCP actually did was still killing the chicken to scare the monkeys; it was letting everyone realize the reality that under the CCP's surveillance network, appearing on the scene with a physical body is equivalent to delivering yourself for free. Since showing up physically doesn't work, the wisdom of the Chinese public is also limitless, so they started playing with high tech and achieving human-machine separation. For example, in early 2023, during that laser projection at Jinan Wanda Plaza, the person involved, while on the way to the US, remotely controlled a smart electricity meter with a mobile phone, projecting anti-CCP slogans onto the building from afar. By August 2025, Xihong in Chongqing repeated this feat, which was also played to the extreme: they quietly set up a high-power projector in a hotel, added a timer, and after his whole family landed safely in Europe, the equipment started automatically, projecting slogans for a full fifty minutes—truly the brightest star in the night sky. I also did this show last year; the funniest part was that those black-clad thugs in Chongqing broke in angrily at the time, and when these thugs went to unplug the power, the camera recorded their entire pathetic look, and it was posted online to output output at them. Another example is the Xianzhong incident I always talk about, which has now gone from a sporadic event to continuous events. The past indiscriminate retaliation against society basically remained at the level of harming the bottom rungs. You either harmed the elderly, children, or random passersby. This is particularly despicable, and these things won't make these CCP masters feel any pain at all. It's just like what? Just like the fact that these CCP idiots have special-supply food. What do you at the bottom eat? What you eat at the bottom is sky-high priced and completely unnatural.
As long as they have their privileged supplies, they couldn't care less about you. At most, they'll just arrest someone, claim that's just how fate goes, and call it a day—just like how they enjoy their privileged supplies. Where is this coward of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)? Inside a bulletproof car, hiding in a heavily guarded, high-security office building. If that doesn't work, they can always crawl into underground tunnels, right? They can direct the lower-level authorities to handle things without a single scratch on themselves. But this crash into China Zun directly shattered the illusion of absolute safety for these overlords. It reveals a developing trend in Xianzhong attacks: when professionals who know how to fly airplanes and understand advanced technology are driven to a dead end, they are very likely to stop swinging their knives at equally vulnerable groups and instead directly use technical means to lock their crosshairs firmly onto core landmarks. Isn't this equivalent to blatantly telling China: Hey, your astronomical stability maintenance machine is no longer working, and it can't protect you either. As long as I want to, your safety simply cannot be guaranteed.
Actually, looking at this plane-crashing incident at the Beijing Zun, on the surface it appears to be a failure of the so-called control exerted by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), but I think at a deeper level, it has dealt a devastating blow to the CCP's stability maintenance (weiwen) model, which relies purely on throwing astronomical amounts of money at the problem. Think about it: what is the core logic of the CCP's current rule? Isn't it spending massive amounts of money to support tens of millions of police (Public Security) and thugs? There are those with official staffing, temporary ones, auxiliary police, grid workers, and censors; they have laid down the densest network of surveillance cameras on the planet, alongside a big data web. This stability maintenance bill has now become a bottomless pit, bleeding not only the CCP to death, but also the entire Chinese macroeconomy. Let's just look at a few sets of stability maintenance data from 2023 to 2025. Between 2023 and 2025 alone, the CCP's average annual stability maintenance expenditure—just from what can be found on official books—stood at 1.4 trillion to 1.45 trillion RMB, and that is every year. What else? Do you all remember when the CCP issued 500 billion RMB in special treasury bonds back in 2024? What was its nominal purpose? Does anyone remember? It was supposed to be for disaster relief regarding the floods in Hebei. Later on, do you know what that money actually went to? Fucking hell, even a large chunk of this 500 billion nominal disaster relief fund was redirected to fund monitoring equipment and stability-maintenance infrastructure. You can just check the expenditure items and see for yourself. Local governments have long been fucking broke, surviving only by robbing Peter to Paul, dipping into various reserve funds just to hang on by a thread, and even then, it's a forced facade. Yet under these circumstances where finances are already stretched to the limit, these people's instinctive reaction is still an extremely rigid escalation, and this escalation is honestly so fucking rigid. Back when someone hung a banner on the Sitong Bridge, what was the CCP's response? They fucking hired countless bridge-watchers to do rotating shifts twenty-four hours a day. Later on, what was it? Toilet-watchers? Oh, and later even utility poles became guarded targets. Now that an incident like a plane crashing into a building has happened, you can use your toes to figure out that next, all of Beijing and indeed the entire country will definitely pour astronomical amounts of money—or, if not money, verbal mandates—into creating a city-wide defense radar network targeting low-altitude flight. You don't even have to guess; the CCP will definitely do this. Just watch, this completely plunges them into a death spiral where the more insecure the regime feels, the more madly it has to throw money at stability maintenance. The more money spent on stability maintenance, the more ordinary people's education, welfare, and healthcare get squeezed out. And healthcare is already miserable enough as it is. Once it reaches this stage, the worse the economy gets, the more people lose their jobs and livelihood. This sense of deprivation and despair will only grow stronger. Once despair reaches its absolute peak, desperate Xianzhong attacks—like remote-controlled projections or even flying planes into buildings—will only happen more and more often. There are already fucking plenty of them now; it's just that they aren't blowing up publicly yet. Then, whenever such an extreme incident occurs, the CCP is bound to be scared shitless and go right back to throwing more money at it. It's a vicious cycle, and the powder keg between the party and the people will inevitably be blown wider and wider. Didn't the CCP recently cook up some bullshit Ethnic Unity Promotion Law? They've expanded the targets of enforcement globally. Moreover, regardless of your nationality or where you are, as long as you say something, the CCP can come after you. I don't know why the CCP is so fucking narcissistic? How do they even think like this? Regardless of whether the CCP actually has this enforcement jurisdiction or not, as long as you say things like supporting Taiwan independence or Xinjiang independence—whether you're an American or from anywhere else—the CCP has completely lost its mind and will come after you. Bringing this up today isn't for any other reason than the fact that the CCP has been doing this kind of thing in private for years. And didn't this kind of transnational enforcement already make a fool of themselves? Remember Qi Hong, the Chongqing fan of Tongyou? Didn't Qi Hong take his family and run to the UK last year and even get political asylum? Congratulations! So what kind of despicable thing did these CCP goons do? They froze all of Qi Hong's family's bank accounts back in China, and even went as far as searching his mother's personal belongings. The motivation was very simple: to economically starve this family to death on the streets of the UK. The most ruthless part? When Qi Hong called the UK police's 101 non-emergency helpline, after getting through, the person on the other end of the line was actually a Chinese outsourced translator with a heavy Chinese accent and a brain full of Little Pink mindset. Not only did this translator refuse to faithfully translate Qi's cry for help, but they actually started giving him a fucking ideological and political lecture right there on the UK police emergency hotline: 'China is so good, why did you run away?' 'If China is so good, why didn't you go back?' Fuck! And 'Since you ran away, why bring your children along to suffer?' This incident was later exposed by the UK's Guardian. What I want to say is this: even the ancestors and Tao Ge knew not to keep the powder keg domestically, and they all knew to chase June Fourth participants out of the country.
Now look at this, the Chinese Communist Party wants to fucking collect these rebels, I am really fucking impressed. If these people were burning themselves out in the domestic scene, it would definitely be a pain to deal with. But now look, how the fuck does Emperor You Xi think the intensity isn't enough or what? If it were over a decade ago, do you think if it wasn't you, how could you even recognize it? At the very least you could still choose to recognize it, right? But now it's fine, even the path of recognition is blocked for you, and then once you recognize it you still get harassed. I can only fucking sigh, being fucking Chinese is truly the worst kind of bad luck for eight lifetimes. Right, I must add one more thing, I also support Taiwan independence. You China, let's see if you have any ways to contact me? Just wait and see how large my vocabulary is when the time comes. I can even record some more interesting shows for everyone. Alright, I'll fucking ramble with you guys up to here today. If you like my show, please click the free order below. If you want to support me, you can join the member channel, which features four in-depth shows per month. Welcome to join the ruthless squad, see you in the next episode.
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