Did 17,000 People Die in Hengzhou, Guangxi? Whistleblower Arrested! Three Gorges Dam Collapse Contingency Plan Leaked, 470 Million People to Pay the Price! Has Hu Shuli Defected? Is Xi Jinping Directing Caixin to Target Wang Qishan? Growing Hostility: Cutting a Worker's Lifeline at Heights! (Old Beijing Teahouse/Episode 1693/2026/07/22)
The video exposes frequent natural disasters across China, including floods, earthquakes, hail, and tornadoes, linking them to the CCP's shoddy construction projects and man-made disasters. It focuses on the floods in Hengzhou, Guangxi, citing internal leaks that 17,000 people died and questioning the official data for covering up the truth. Additionally, the video discloses an analysis report on the potential collapse of the Three Gorges Dam, predicting that it could affect 470 million people, and criticizes the CCP authorities' response measures.
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They say that where there is one-party dictatorship, there is disaster everywhere. Although this statement has been repeatedly verified, there are just too many disasters; it is a recurring theme, and alas, there is no solution.
It is all connected. Yesterday, my feed was flooded with videos of the catastrophic rainstorm in Xi'an, Shaanxi, which were truly terrifying. The floods have reached Shaanxi again. The storm came suddenly; decades-old trees were either uprooted and smashed into utility poles, or snapped in two with a loud crack. Utility poles were leaning in all directions, walls collapsed onto private cars, and metal roofs were torn off and flipped over. It was a scene of total devastation. As netizens put it, it was pitch black with sand and stones flying. After the typhoon and rainstorm, Xi'an was almost completely paralyzed; the shoddy construction could not withstand any wind or rain.
I just mentioned in yesterday's program that Hunan was flooding, and well, today, floods in Yunnan have also come online, taking the baton. The floods in Hebei are even more severe; even the provincial capital, Shijiazhuang, was hit by a storm as if the sky had been torn open. In the northern part of Qian County, Xianyang, Shaanxi, there was a sudden heavy hailstorm, with hailstones the size of eggs, destroying all the fruit trees. And you haven't even mentioned that Guangxi had an earthquake, right? Yes, on the night of July 20th, after 10:00 PM, a 4.1-magnitude earthquake occurred in Fushui County, Chongzuo City, Guangxi, and residents were so scared they all scrambled downstairs. And you haven't mentioned that Ningbo, Zhejiang, almost had a tornado? The tornado had already formed in the sky, which was very frightening; fortunately, it didn't touch down, and the people of Ningbo were crying in fear.
Natural disasters are intertwined with man-made ones, one after another, endlessly. Oh, don't talk about one after another. Four days ago, on the evening of the 18th, strange clouds appeared in the sky over Qijiang District, Chongqing. It looked like dragons poking their heads out of the clouds and spraying water. Spraying? It also looked like ocean waves, one after another, lasting for about 20 minutes. Natural disasters are warnings; abnormal celestial phenomena are definitely not a good sign and often precede major catastrophes.
Are you that worried? People who have been indoctrinated with atheism by the CCP and do not know how to show reverence are even making fun of the floods. Perhaps making fun of the floods is just a way to find humor in misery and mock themselves. Just a few days ago, Typhoon Bavi swept through Anhui and flooded Taohuatang. The statue of Li Bai seeing off Wang Lun was also submerged by the flood. Netizens were inspired to write a poem: Li Bai raises his glass and roars at the sky, Wang Lun ponders for a long time in the water, if this rain continues to fall, I will have to leave before Li Bai. Who wrote this doggerel?
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When talking about the floods in the Chinese Communist state, it is truly a scene of devastation with corpses strewn everywhere; it is just too tragic. A couple of days ago, the two brothers shared an official dispatch list for disaster relief supplies in Hengzhou, Guangxi. A single village material station needed 250 emergency body bags in just one day. If one material point had 250 fatalities, how many did ten points have? And this might not even be the hardest-hit area, so netizens' jaws dropped: just how many innocent citizens in all of Hengzhou, Guangxi, lost their lives? Didn't the people who went to the disaster area for rescue say that the real numbers will never be allowed to be known?
Sorry, someone has provided relatively accurate numbers. The numbers are out, they came out yesterday. An X account named Luo Xiang posted a long screenshot saying this was submitted by an internal staff member of the Three Gorges, revealing the Guangxi disaster situation and the inside scoop on the Three Gorges Dam—everyone can take a look for themselves. An internal Three Gorges staff member, how would he know about the disaster in Guangxi? You ask that question so simply: the casualties in the Guangxi floods were caused by the dam collapse. The CCP is networked together; within the same industry, inside the reservoir and dam management system, they definitely had to hold an emergency online meeting to communicate the situation and sound alarms for each other, and everyone has to be on guard against this kind of thing happening. The whistleblower revealed two pieces of information: one is the number of deaths in Hengzhou, and the other is the situation of the Three Gorges Dam.
First, regarding Hengzhou, the staff member said according to internal news, more than 17,000 people died in Hengzhou, Guangxi. Hengzhou has a permanent population of 90,000, which means 1 out of every 50 people died. Now the police are standing guard and not letting people enter the disaster-stricken area, which is actually to cover up the truth and out of fear that people will go in and take random photos. The whistleblower said the higher-ups issued an order that no public opinion risk could be triggered, and rescue workers are not allowed in either. No way, what if by any chance piles of corpses were discovered by the rescue team, and they snapped a bunch of photos? Their official hats would be gone, and they would even be sentenced, so simply put, the rescue workers shouldn't enter either. What kind of nonsense is this?
In addition, there was a reason why they didn't notify people in advance about releasing floodwaters. What reason? Once notified, trouble comes: how to resettle people, where housing and food all cost money. Local finances know this clearly in their hearts, where can they find the money? It is better not to notify; people dying makes things simpler. Although inhumane, this is a default consensus, and also a fact. Is that something a human being would say? Furthermore, the massive burial of corpses in Hengzhou carries the risk of epidemics and future concrete evidence, and they are afraid of leaving evidence. Therefore, they have already started using fuel for open-air cremation, but the progress is too slow, not many can be burned a day, and it even emits black smoke. Now they have switched to high-strength acid to disfigure the deceased. The Chinese Communist bandits are too devoid of conscience and humanity.
Inhumanity comes later; just think about it: the Guangxi dams are tofu-dregs projects, and the dams in other places are no better. Across the whole country, it is all part of the same game—all tofu-dregs. Didn't Southern Weekly publish an investigative news piece on dam collapses, titled "Station Chief of Liulan Reservoir in Guangxi Talks About 24 Hours Before the Breach"? It was online for 24 hours and deleted across the entire internet. After reading it, a netizen commented that it was simply horrifying and outrageous. An old reservoir spent billions on renovations, but it turned out to be a tofu-dregs project still: a layer of cement skin wrapped around dirt, several floodgates were broken, flood warnings were ignored, and a reservoir actually had a staffing establishment of 54 people, yet only 2 to 3 understood reservoirs. Ah, and this is just a marginal and remote organization; I dare not imagine the others. It is terrifying, rotten to the core. The entire country has been wrecked by the Communist Party until it is rotten to the core, far exceeding the scope of human nature.
Take the 17,000 fatalities in Hengzhou for example; I actually saw this number yesterday, but I didn't dare to believe it. Did you feel it was too different from the official data? Exactly, I figured even if they lied, they wouldn't be this outrageous, right? As a result, today I saw the follow-up. What follow-up? The X account Luo Xiang posted once more a submission from an internal Three Gorges person: "Blogger hello, as an insider, yesterday Wu Qiren from the Three Gorges Group was taken away for investigation because he leaked the flood disaster and internal facts of the Three Gorges." Ah, the situation is very serious; he often leaked internal gossip at various banquets, and I heard him talk about many things. This person is eloquent and vivid in his descriptions. Now the higher-ups are trying their best to cover things up, and he slipped up against the wind and got into trouble. He just climbed the firewall to send a message yesterday, and today he was arrested. It's unclear whether it's the same person, because there is also new whistleblowing today—the set is complete.
It says the relevant departments had long ago done an analysis of the collapse of the Three Gorges—hundreds of pages, a 72-hour analysis, what to do one week after the dam collapse, what the situation is 3 months after the dam collapse, how many people can die half a year after the dam collapse. The data is very detailed. As relevant internal personnel, we filmed some things so that more people can have the right to know. Alas, the Communist bandits are already starting to prepare for mass deaths and mass casualties from a dam collapse.
Some netizens provided detailed screenshots of the video, showing that a week later, the disaster-affected flooding map indicates the flood peak will reach Yichang in 6 hours, Jingzhou and Wuhan in 24 hours, Anqing and Jiujiang in 72 hours, and Nanjing and Shanghai in 168 hours, meaning the great Shanghai is about to become the great sea again. One week later, the simulated flood velocity exceeds 10 meters per second. One week later, the affected population totals 1.32 million, over 100 million people. One week later, the traffic interruption map shows 7,428 kilometers of highways completely interrupted, 9,865 kilometers of national and provincial highways completely interrupted, and 2,318 kilometers of railways completely interrupted. Finally I understand, how could the Chinese Communist Party only be preparing to kill 17,000 people? Even if 170 million were killed, the Steamed Bun wouldn't even blink an eye.
So let's look at the second piece of information exposed yesterday: multiple water leaks at the bottom of the Three Gorges Dam, with some leakage speeds reaching 30 cubic meters per hour. The leaders have all run away with their families, under the fine-sounding name of studying elsewhere, while calling on us to stay behind and treating us like disposable goods—that's utterly despicable. Last year, water conservancy appropriations totaled 1.28 trillion yuan, but after being skimmed layer by layer, getting one or two tenths by the time it reaches the local units is already thanking the heavens. Just listen, the leaders still engage in extortion and petty corruption. This is not a natural disaster, it's a man-made catastrophe. The 17,000 deaths in Hengzhou are just the beginning; the collapse of the Three Gorges Dam is only a matter of time, with deaths growing exponentially, and the affected population reaching at least 470 million. Understood, the collapse of the Three Gorges Dam will affect 132 million people in a week, and then grow exponentially straight to 470 million. This is genocide and mass slaughter by the Chinese Communist Party. Looking at the record of the Chinese Communist Party's 70-year atrocities, the number of Chinese people killed is always astronomical, and no matter how heavy the price paid in sacrifice, they always say it's worth it.
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As everyone knows, Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping hides from floods faster than a rabbit, what a useless piece of work. The problem is that everywhere across the country is in chaos—floods, rainstorms, windstorms, earthquakes—and the Steamed Bun doesn't direct disaster relief; what is he doing? What is he doing? Surely beating children on a rainy day, rats carrying guns bullying their own kind. Eh, answer correct, plus ten points. If I'm correct, the General Secretary will savor this carefully. It's easy to fight against heaven and get struck by five lightning bolts, isn't fighting against people infinitely joyful? With a fine work style and the ability to win battles, off you go.
Pay attention, chalkboard note: a major cadre of the Party, former China Development Bank President Ouyang Weimin, has finally fallen from grace, another one dropping down. The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection website issued an announcement on July 19, the second day after Xi Jinping fled the Shanghai floods, that Ouyang Weimin, former Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and former President of the China Development Bank, is under investigation for suspected severe violations of discipline and law. This guy retired for three years before being dragged out, belonging to the late-blooming type of autumn reckoning. These days, officials falling from grace are as common as Chinese cabbage, making not even a sound when thrown into a basin of water, including the former subordinates of the Living Yama Wang Qishan falling one after another; people are long used to it. I reckon that only when Old Wang himself is officially announced will the onlookers even take a glance—it's coming soon.
Is there any evidence? Caixin has already high-profilely published a piece to echo the Party's line; it's over. Hu Shuli, the 'old Wang' (Wang Qishan) porcelain collector, is trying to turn the tables and seek leniency for her past actions. That is what Caixin is saying: Ouyang Weimin is the seventh executive leader of the China Development Bank (CDB) to fall in recent years. Before him, there were the second chairman Hu Huaibang, former vice presidents Zhou Qingyu and Wang Yongsheng, He Xingxiang and Li Jiping, and former chief supervisor Yao Zhongmin. Don't bother listing them; I don't know any of them. You'll recognize the ones that follow. In March this year, after Zhou Liang, former deputy director of the National Financial Regulatory Administration, was investigated, the old accounts of Ouyang Weimin were finally confirmed. Zhou Liang knows this. Caixin also mentioned Ouyang Weimin's old accounts, which even implicate Dong Hong, the former deputy head of the Central Inspection Team who has already been sentenced to death. Dong Hong and Zhou Liang are no ordinary people; they were the famous top aides and confidants of Wang Qishan during his time at the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI). Especially Zhou Liang, who fell in late March; by May, overseas independent media were already reporting that he had spilled the beans on over 70 people, even implicating Xiao Pei, deputy secretary of the CCDI. Around this time, Wang Qishan's former financial subordinates fell one after another: Tian Huiyu, former president of China Merchants Bank, and Fan Yifei, former deputy governor of the People's Bank of China, were both given suspended death sentences. Li Xiaohong, former director of the Office of the Central Leading Group for Inspection Work, also fell in early June. Trimming the skirt—everyone knows that when the mountain rain is about to come, the wind fills the building. This 'mountain' is Wang Qishan.
So, with Caixin opening up the posture of 'pulling out the radish and bringing out the mud,' the internet is in an uproar. This is the rhythm of publicly breaking ties with Wang Qishan; it is too treacherous and unpredictable. Wait, did Caixin imply anything? What are they saying? Caixin euphemistically stated that whenever major financial cases like the Guangzhou Fund or Guangzhou Rural Commercial Bank emerged, rumors would spread that Ouyang Weimin was in trouble, yet he always returned safely, making people feel his background was unfathomable. The choice of words—is this so blatantly acting as a guide for 'Baozi' (Xi Jinping)? What do you think? So, once this was put out there, the onlookers couldn't take it anymore. Isn't this clearly pointing fingers? The bad guy is standing behind Wang Qishan, hurry up and arrest him! The survival instinct to cut ties with 'Old Wang' is just too urgent; they are practically ready to put on judge's robes and announce, 'Defendant Wang Qishan, please stand up.' The bailiff says, 'Old Wang can't stand up; he's already fainted from anger.' What now?
US-based commentator Jian Yi said that this passage coming from Caixin is truly worth pondering—is it really drawing a line with Wang Qishan, or is there a deeper meaning? Regardless, it is an extremely unfavorable signal for Wang Qishan; he is completely dizzy. Hu Shuli is also a tough woman who stands tall—what kind of talk is that? No, I mean, back when Old Wang was first being shunned, Hu Shuli posted about the various ways to eat pig's head meat, and talked about how his social circle was abandoning him, risking her life to tap on Xi Baozi and vent for Old Wang. How did it become like this? Who knows? Hu Shuli is the founder of Caixin Media, and Caixin is the core platform. Theoretically, Caixin shouldn't have published such an article cutting ties with Old Wang without informing Hu Shuli. So what does it mean? Did Hu Shuli order it herself? Has Caixin been taken over by Xi's forces, or is the disaster imminent, and Sister Hu is proactively saying goodbye to Old Wang to save herself? It's unclear.
Of course, stepping outside the relationship between Wang Qishan and Hu Shuli, and speaking only of Ouyang Weimin's case, what the onlookers see is also the absurd side of the CCP officialdom. How is it absurd? An X platform netizen said, 'The anti-money laundering director was anti-money laundered; I've seen this script before, the magical realism of the Party-state.' This is like letting a fox guard the chicken coop, and in the end, the fox eats all the chickens and lets out a burp, stuffed. Letting the first anti-money laundering director manage the Development Bank—isn't this just handing the keys directly to the thief and expecting the thief to help you count the money? Who can deny it? A rat became the warehouse guard; which official could withstand the top-tier temptation of 'being both the referee and the thief'? Answer: None, none, none, passed.
There was also a Japanese netizen who commented: 'Ouyang Weimin is under investigation, which means things are getting very tricky, because it involves top figures within the Party, so the subsequent developments are really very curious. Let us wait and see.'
One-party dictatorship, man-made disasters and natural calamities—the CCP society is becoming more and more like a pressure cooker. The common people are trapped inside, unable to breathe. Coupled with the CCP's forceful stability maintenance, there is no normal outlet for emotions. The accumulated resentment has all quietly transformed into hostility; it is truly about to explode.
On July 19, a female netizen from Jiangsu posted on Xiaohongshu, describing her personal experience of the 'increasingly heavy hostility' in the bottom layer of Chinese society. In a short time, over a thousand comments flooded the comment section, with everyone claiming their own share of hostility. It seems they are all prepared not to perish in silence, but to explode in silence. The post said: 'The weather is getting hot, and from the moment I wake up in the morning, I feel irritable. My heart feels like it's being placed next to a furnace, hot and stifling, making one unable to help but get angry. I always feel that everyone's hostility is getting heavier now. I don't like the look of anyone, I want to snap at everyone I see, and even the smallest thing can make people lose their temper. The dog days have just begun; the good days are still ahead.'
Then the female blogger shared her personal experience. In her community group, because a certain resident was playing music too loudly, she @'ed a neighbor, and then the two sides began to curse at each other, successfully fighting for a full 40 minutes until the property management urgently intervened. By then, it was too late; the goodwill had already been damaged. The female blogger also said, "Once, when I was taking a taxi, I met a driver with extreme road rage. He kept racing people and swearing, while I was sitting in the back scared out of my wits. I told him, 'Take it easy, don't rush,' and tried to speak as gently as possible to radiate goodwill. I knew that if I complained to him, I would most likely be in great danger—taking a taxi carried the risk of dying together." More people go online to curse at others to vent their emotions. The female blogger said, "I write on my official WeChat account and meet many people like this. No matter what topic I write about, there are always people going out of their way to send me private messages to curse at me. I understand, after all, the cost online is lowest, and cursing a bit to vent carries no great risk." He has no risk, but can other people bear it? The Cyberspace Administration of China said, "Just bear with it, the Party's stability maintenance requires you to be these sacrifices."
Never heard of it? Well, hear it now. The General Secretary pointed out that bottom-layer mutual cursing is a extremely effective way to maintain social harmony, as long as they don't curse at me, my precious Party, our great Party and state leaders. Not cursing the leaders—is it okay to greet their ancestors for eight generations? Extinguish the fire? This person is determined to curse anyway; not me, but the common people of the Chinese Communist Party country want to curse, anyway, that's how you put it.
As soon as the female blogger's post was published, it sparked warm resonance. The comments poured in so fast they couldn't even be held back—how could they possibly be held back? Someone said, "I feel like my temper is getting more and more irritable, and my swearing is increasing more and more. I'm even a girl, and if girls are like this..." Someone summarized: "Being too easy to talk to makes you easy to bully; in this environment, you can only disguise yourself as a little hedgehog, and no one dares to provoke you." Another netizen hit the nail on the head: "Pressure is getting bigger and bigger, living space is being squeezed, social welfare is zero, and hostility is created by the environment. When injustice, grievance, and repression accumulate to a certain degree, hostility ignites at the slightest touch; if it's not touched, it will even combust spontaneously—they are all going to explode from holding it in."
Recently, an incident happened in Wuhan. According to the Xiaoxiang Morning Herald, on July 17, two exterior wall painting workers were working on the exterior wall of a 60-story high-rise residential building in Wuhan. According to hard safety regulations, high-altitude exterior wall operations must have two main and auxiliary safety ropes—a double safety insurance. The main rope fixes the hanging board, bearing the entire weight of the human body and tools, serving as the main force for daily lifting. The other auxiliary rope is separately fixed to the roof anchor point, connected to a full-body safety belt, which is called the lifeline in the industry. Once the main rope wears out and breaks, the self-locking device on the auxiliary rope will instantly lock, preventing people from falling from a height of 100 meters. Oh my goodness, just hearing about it makes one's spine chill. It seems that double ropes are extremely important. As a result, on this day, the two workers let down 200 meters of double ropes from the roof for construction. At noon, they checked and found the main and auxiliary ropes intact; by evening, when the work descended to the 14th floor, one of them discovered, "Where is my life-saving auxiliary rope? It's gone! It broke, and the cut is particularly smooth. At a glance, you can tell it was cut with a tool, and the lower half of the rope had vanished into thin air." Oh my goodness, it was done on purpose! Fortunately, the load-bearing main rope was intact, and the two men narrowly escaped disaster. It scared the wits out of them.
Who did it? This is a matter of human lives! Quickly call the police—they have already called the police. Although they reported it to the police, BUT, there has been no new progress. Many netizens guessed that the motive for the crime was most likely neighborhood disputes. What did the workers do to offend anyone? Quite a few high-rise residents resent the noise of exterior wall construction, paint dripping onto their windows, or feel that the ropes block the sunlight, accumulating resentment in their hearts, so they took advantage of the workers' lunch break to secretly sabotage. Wait a minute, just because of some noise and blocked light, they wanted someone's life, and their execution capacity was super strong—they actually cut it! Fortunately, the two guys had strong enough horoscopes.
Didn't netizens say it? For the Party, the ideology of governing the country is that since slaves are used to being treated like pigs and dogs, they can be harmed however one wants, and mutual harm at the bottom is quite good. Back in 2013, when Steamed Bun just came to power, a certain American media outlet preemptively summarized that the intensifying violence at the bottom—especially the Xianzhong attacks—is not a simple isolated incident, but caused by social injustice, a helpless move by marginalized disadvantaged social groups after experiencing prolonged judicial helplessness. In 2013, they saw right through the social ecology of the Party-State in one glance.
A more typical example this year is the excavator ramming and attacking incident at the Dahangji Fair in Fangshan, Beijing on March 29—an excavator Xianzhong attack. At the time, a 50-year-old man drove a heavy excavator into a densely populated market area, ramming back and forth in the narrow streets and repeatedly running over stalls and passersby, causing severe casualties and fatalities. It is said that the driver's motive for committing the crime was particularly simple: after so many rounds of forced demolition, the problem had not been resolved for a long time, driving him crazy, suffocated by the hostility.
When all is said and done, the so-called Chinese model and socialism with Chinese characteristics are most likely the general root cause of China's hostility. The CCP is going crazy in its last days, and the people are risking their lives in Xianzhong attacks. One part has tossed themselves into having no way to survive, and the other part has been tossed by the CCP into not wanting to live anymore. The destruction of the CCP by Heaven is imminent; hurry up and withdraw from the Party, League, and Young Pioneers—only by withdrawing can you ensure your safety.
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