Disastrous Consequences Under Xi Jinping's Rule! Dangchang, Gansu Landslide Tragedy Buries an Entire Village. "True China"

This episode reports on the tragic landslide in Dangchang, Gansu, which buried an entire village and resulted in 21 deaths. Anchor Hu Liren expressed deep sorrow over this and used it to criticize the China under the rule of Xi Jinping, arguing that the government is corrupt, ignores the hardships of the people, allows massive capital outflows, and handles disasters inadequately. The video also weaves in descriptions of widespread poverty in rural China, the trafficking of women, and other anti-humanitarian phenomena, alongside a critique of changing attitudes toward compatriots in Hong Kong and Taiwan, revealing the suffering of ordinary Chinese people and the shattering of hope under the system of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The anchor called on Chinese soldiers to rebel and overthrow the Xi Jinping regime, arguing that this is the only way to end the national disaster.

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Hello everyone. My heart is very heavy. I made two videos today, and one of them talks about how people in the Western Theater Command are already rebelling. The Western Theater Command has actually had a lot of things happen. Look, problems have broken out in the west again. Take a look, look at this evil party that is the CCP.

July 8 is today, do you see? It is currently July 8 in Beijing. A landslide occurred in Dangchang, Gansu, with 21 people killed, do you see? Just from one accident, just from one accident. I have always said, why did I name my media outlet "The Real China"?

I used to be in China, and I probably traveled all over, I traveled almost all over China. That is, over these decades, from when I was in my twenties to my thirties and forties, I have been traveling all over various parts of China. The China that you see, the China that you hear, is actually not a complete China, not a complete China.

In most places in China, the ordinary people have一直 struggled between life and death for so many years, even after all these years of reform and opening up. Some of you might still not believe when I say these things. After the reform and opening up in China, incidents of selling children have been happening continuously.

It keeps being posted. Look, later everyone discovered that there was this Xuzhou, there was the Chained Woman incident, where a woman, a student, was abducted and trafficked, sold to a place in Xuzhou called Feng County. Later, because this woman was locked up for a long time, she developed mental illness. In the end, the father and son in that household would frequently rape this woman, and she ended up giving birth to a bunch of children. Later? This woman was kept in a pigsty. She was discovered, and after she was discovered, reporters exposed it, they broke the story. It was exposed. It was exposed. Later it was called the Feng County Chained Woman. Everyone knows what kind of place Feng County is, right? I have been to Feng County; many people don't know Feng County. I have been to Feng County, and that place, actually, Xuzhou is at the intersection of three provinces: Shandong, Anhui, and Jiangsu. What was this place like before? This place used to be a place that produced bandits.

We have seen, everyone has seen the Railway Guerrillas, right? All Chinese people know the Railway Guerrillas, climbing onto trains, right? Robbing trains, robbing things. The CCP was active in that area before; that place used to be Shandong, it's the intersection of several provinces. This place used to be full of bandits, and after the bandits were incorporated, they became the CCP.

In this place, the CCP said it opened up, reform and opening up. China said it was liberated after 1949, but even after so many years of liberation, they still couldn't afford wives, and were selling wives. I even know the price of selling wives. Before, in the 80s and 90s, how much was it? Two or three thousand yuan to buy a woman, bring her home to be a wife. Of course, some of these women often had lower IQs, and some were captured and brought there. There are many people in China who were trafficked. What is trafficking? It is actually robbery. They were snatched, and in the Chinese countryside, buying a wife, buying a woman to be a wife, was treated as a normal thing. Treating this, this completely anti-human thing, as a normal thing was extremely common in that area. In the entire Feng County region, not just Feng County, but the entire Xuzhou region, hundreds of thousands of women have been sold, sold there. Xuzhou is a very large city, a very large city. You see, even in such a large city, there is wife-selling nearby, wife trafficking is just like that. What do the local women in Xuzhou do? Do you know? Those who are slightly better looking often run to the south to do what? I don't need to say, you know what they do, right? Before, when it just opened up, when China opened up, 100,000 women went down to Guangzhou to do what? Prostitution, that's it, prostitution! The common people of China were very miserable, very miserable. At that time, there was no other way, they were poor, they could only sell their bodies, really sell their bodies! Look, this country rose up like this, it rose up like this. It rose up like this. At that time, they were begging for help!

Compatriots in Hong Kong, later, to what extent did Chinese people become bad? It was bad to the point that when they had no food to eat before, they relied on Hong Kong and Taiwan compatriots, but when they had money, when the CCP wanted to take over Hong Kong, they started cursing Hong Kong people, cursing Taiwan people, saying things like 'keep the land, not the people.' To what extent are Chinese people bad? It's that the CCP has always been enslaving the Chinese people, and the Chinese people, in turn, bite like vicious dogs at those who were once called their compatriots, you understand? It's evil! This is a very evil, very evil thing! Ah!

Look, there are actually many such places in China. Take Gansu, for example. Gansu is extremely poor; it is a place that hasn't changed for decades, hasn't changed for decades. I am a backpacker, and I have said that I have climbed to many places all over the country. I went to the mountainous areas to run and climb. At that time, many friends took me, took me to climb. And the people we saw in these places, when you see the people in these places, you know what the real Chinese common people are like. Therefore, I have always cursed Xi Jinping, this scum, this old scum. He doesn't even care about his own people, right? He doesn't care about the Chinese people at all, while massive amounts of money are flowing out of the country. I made a video about this yesterday.

Look, now a landslide wipes out a village, a small village like this, a small village of just a few dozen people, is wiped out just like that. Twenty-one people are gone. I don't know if this old scum Xi Jinping, this old scum, has seen this. How did he handle it when he saw it? Just think about it, look, look, look. Look, one landslide, twenty-one people are gone. In China, there are many villages like this. It's not just in this place called Longnan, which is the southern part of Gansu, the southern part of Gansu is an extremely impoverished area. You don't even have to look at that place. In relatively wealthy areas, for example, near Lin'an by Hangzhou, I used to go hiking there often. In the mountainous areas there, close to Anhui, close to Hu Jintao's hometown, I used to do this often. Sometimes I would start hiking from Anhui or Zhejiang, following a route that would take us a few days to cross into Anhui, and after arriving in Anhui, we would go to that place and then come back, and then we would take a car back. I was often in that area. That place is called Tianmu Mountain, it is the entire Tianmu Mountain range. I often went there. Once you go into the mountains, you will know.

There are many villages in China that are actually not suitable for human habitation at all, and landslides happen frequently. But these common people have no choice; they have nowhere else to live, so they still live in these mountains. Sometimes you see a village in the mountains, maybe ten or twenty households living right under a cliff. In that place, if there is a slight earthquake or a little bit of heavy rain, the rocks from the mountain will slide down, or even the entire mountainside will tilt, causing a landslide. When we are hiking, we often see these places where landslides have occurred. You can tell at a glance that there are no trees, just yellow soil that has slid down. There are many such places in China. Look at Gansu, look at these CCP officials, they embezzle hundreds of millions, over a billion, or even several billion at a time.

And what about the common people? The residents, the villagers in these places should have been relocated by the government long ago. They should have been moved to other places, to the plains, to safe areas, and provided with some public housing or government-built homes so they could live there. That would be perfectly fine, right? But these officials don't care at all. They don't care whether you live or die. What does it have to do with them? It has nothing to do with them. I was making a video about this yesterday. You want to talk about disaster relief? Xi Jinping said he would provide disaster relief, giving 160 million yuan to six provinces. He took out 160 million, averaging a little over 20 million per province. Just think about it, what can this 20 million do? This 20 million wouldn't even be enough for the local officials to drink Moutai. These funds are distributed to various places, right? These CCP disaster relief funds, once they reach the local level, are stripped layer by layer. The province takes a cut, the city takes a cut, the county takes a cut, the township takes a cut, and the village takes a cut. They strip it five times. By the time the money actually reaches the common people, there is nothing left. I don't know if this Xi Jinping is a human or a ghost. I believe he must be a ghost. Just think about it, one landslide, twenty-one people are gone, twenty-one people are gone, do you see?

This is from July 8, today is July 8, 2026. Look, take a look, this time, the rain, actually things like this happen very often, very frequently in China. I once encountered, I once encountered a landslide, and I once encountered two cars right in front of us. As for me, me, me, me, I was okay, I was okay, probably the landslide, this entire landslide came down. I arrived ten minutes late, our car was fine, but the cars in front were probably all buried inside, probably about two or three cars were buried right there, in Hunan. I was driving from Zhangjiajie, and how many people were there? I remember a district head from the Wuling District of Zhangjiajie was accompanying me. Accompanying me, and then we brought, we brought a, oh, there was also someone who used to be a secretary to Hu Yaobang, Hu Yaobang's secretary, ah, so there were about several of us, three or four people, plus a driver. We set off from Zhangjiajie, Hunan, and drove to Yuanling. There is a place in Hunan called Yuanling, a place in western Hunan called Yuanling, we drove to that place. When we passed through, we were about ten minutes late. Back then, there were no highways; we were driving around and around through various places in western Hunan, driving around, and it took about two days to drive across. From, from back then, now it probably takes just a few hours, a few hours to arrive. I have encountered landslides before, and that is extremely dangerous. At an entire curve, the mountain suddenly slid down, and the cars inside were probably buried right in there, buried right in.

Ah, in China, landslides like this are very numerous, and many natural villages are just buried by this kind of thing, just buried, and no matter how many people die, they don't report it, they don't report it at all. Now because of information, now it's the internet age, everyone can communicate, and as soon as they see a landslide, people immediately send information out. This time, this time China's disasters are very numerous, especially in places like Guangxi, Gansu, and those areas. A massive rainy season, once the rainy season comes, the whole—actually, the Chinese Communist Party should have made emergency response plans for situations like this long ago. For example, typhoons and things like that can all be predicted, the rainfall when a typhoon comes can all be predicted, they can predict it in the United States, right? At the very least, look, in the United States, at least it's like this, there will be emergency evacuations. In Florida, I live in Florida, in Florida there are emergency evacuations, it's regulated, meaning the government must let you evacuate, and you evacuate; whether you evacuate or not is another matter. But evacuation is possible, ah. Look at China today and all this, not at all.

This Xi Jinping, now every day he's just playing political games and fighting internal struggles, you fight me, I fight you. Now with Xi Jinping like this, whenever something happens, he just gives important instructions, he just needs to give instructions. Look, back in the Jiang Zemin era, that Jiang the Toad era, sometimes he would still wear a raincoat and rubber boots. He would even go to the riverbank of the disaster area and give some directions. Including this former Li Peng, uh, that bumbling premier Li Peng, he would also go to the riverbank to give directions, he would also go and put on a show. That includes Hu Jinyang, that Hu Jintao era, at that time Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao were also like this. Now look at Xi Jinping and Li Qiang, look at these two, these two partners, one is the premier, one is the, is the, is the president, look at whether they have ever appeared at those scenes? No, they don't care about the common people at all, they don't care whether you, the common people, live or die.

Take a look at this, that's why when I see this, it is truly shocking. You talk about 21 people, but there is a lot of exaggeration and manipulation in those numbers. Right now, the whole country, China under the rule and enslavement of Xi Jinping, is suffering from one disaster after another without a break. The officials at the lower levels nowadays simply do not care about the common people at all. What do these officials do every day? Day after day, they hold Xiaohongshu (RedNote), studying Xi's sayings and highest instructions—this is their job. Their job is just to make sure they write about Xi Jinping's theories well. Once that's done, your job is complete. The life or death of these grass-roots people has nothing to do with you, the boss. Today, if hundreds, thousands, tens of thousands, or hundreds of thousands of ordinary people die, they simply do not care at all. As long as I am sitting in this official position, as long as I keep holding up Xi Jinping, licking Xi Jinping's dog shit, my position will be secure. Right now, the whole of China is like this, right? Sigh, this is the true China of the present moment. Common people, we ordinary folks, the masses of China, let me tell you all, the vast majority of ordinary people in China live worse than pigs and dogs. Even throughout the reform and opening up, they were living on hope. But now, after Xi Jinping came to power and ruined this country for more than ten years, the ordinary people of China don't even have hope left. Therefore, for the officers and soldiers of the CCP right now, how can they not rebel?! It would be strange if they didn't rebel, you know? Just think about it, these people are their own... I mean, these soldiers are also very clear about it. The ordinary people are actually their bread and butter, right? And these officers and soldiers also come from the grass roots, from the families of ordinary people at the grass roots. The ordinary people are their parents, right? Look, right? So you tell me, should the officers and soldiers today rebel or not? If they don't rebel now, they are not even human; things have already reached this point.

Twenty-one people? Far from it. During this period, let me tell you, during this period, disasters are everywhere inside the CCP's China. The videos I've seen, many of the videos show that entire county towns, many county towns in China are located in mountainous areas. Whenever mountains flood, whenever a flood breaks out, entire county towns are buried, a massive number of houses are washed away, a massive number of houses are washed away. Whole families of ordinary people are washed away just like that; gone is gone, deregistered, entire families deregistered. The Communist Party doesn't care. You're deregistered? What the hell does that have to do with me? Xi Jinping is acting all pretentious and pretending to be great over there every day, just like that by himself. I am a great leader! I point the way, I point the way for the world, right? My Belt and Road, how much money do I give to Africa, how much money do I give to the Americas? And what about the ordinary people of China, his own people? They live in hunger and cold, living worse than pigs and dogs. This is evil, this is evil. Therefore, if Xi Jinping does not perish, the disasters in this country will not, will not stop, the disasters will not stop! Therefore, the soldiers of China should have rebelled long ago, should have rushed into Zhongnanhai long ago and captured Xi Jinping alive. He is a traitor, he is a scourge, he is a disaster. When we look back in the future, decades from now, centuries from now, when writing this history, Xi's evilness, this evilness, this, this, this period of history will be nailed to the pillar of shame in history. Alright, thank you for watching, we will...