Did Xi Jinping Publicly Declare "I Am an Idiot"? New Top-Secret Data on the Three Gorges Dam Leaked, Top Two Officials in the Hydropower Sector Arrested! Is Xi Forcing Civil Servants to Cancel Passports? Security Check Incident on Shenzhen Metro! (Lao Beijing Tea House/Episode 1695/2026/07/24)
This episode mainly discusses the controversial remarks made by Xi Jinping, disaster situations across China, and the government's response measures. The video points out that when talking about the development of Yiwu, Xi Jinping used words like "inexplicable," "out of nothing," and "turning stone into gold," which triggered explanations from state media and criticism from netizens. At the same time, many parts of China suffered from heavy rain and flood disasters, but the government allocated a large amount of resources to foreign aid, causing public dissatisfaction. The video also disclosed the news that Wu Changyu, a senior executive of the Three Gorges Corporation, was arrested for leaking information, and cited overseas viewers' concerns about the leakage of the Three Gorges Dam. In addition, the video focused on the upgrade of security checks in the Shenzhen subway, believing that it was a measure taken to welcome the APEC summit and the arrival of Xi Jinping, which brought inconvenience to citizens' travel. Finally, the video analyzed the decline in the international ranking of Chinese passports, the Chinese government's tightening of exit controls, policies requiring civil servants and state-owned enterprise personnel to surrender or cancel their passports, and explored various "run" methods adopted by financial practitioners to avoid risks.
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Today is July 24. Toronto Fang Lian posted a sentence on the X account: "How can a person's cultural level be so fucking low." Hey, Mao's secretary Li Rui also said the same thing. An article by the China Agriculture and Rural Affairs Publishing account about Xi Jinping stated: "Yiwu's development is really baffling; turning nothing into something and stones into gold." Ah, I couldn't help laughing—can Emperor Steamed Bun stop coming out to shock people? A netizen named "Free and Easy Cat" sighed: "It's hard on Emperor Steamed Bun, using up all the idioms that popped into his head all at once." It's possible that what he had in mind was that Yiwu's development was "beyond imagination," "from scratch," and "creating a miracle," but when he opened his mouth, it went off track. Must be because he couldn't switch shoulders without stopping. Speaking of Emperor Steamed Bun's shocking moments, they really couldn't be finished in three days and three nights. State media doesn't cover up the leaves, but instead specifically helps shake them out. You are so right. Recently, official media outlets such as People's Daily, Qiushi magazine, and Xinhua News Agency published articles one after another reporting on the "Yiwu development experience," quoting Xi Jinping's important 2006 research speech in Yiwu, saying that Yiwu's development is baffling development, development from nothing, and development that turns stones into gold. Barf. Is Emperor Steamed Bun mentally unstable? He can't distinguish between commendatory and derogatory terms. There is a kind of ideological feeling where big words just flow out the moment he opens his mouth, like drool, what can you do. On June 8, 2006, then Zhejiang Provincial Party Secretary Xi Jinping conducted research and held a symposium in Yiwu, summarizing Yiwu's commercial rise process as "baffling," "from nothing," and "turning stones into gold." Here it comes again. It made Zhejiang local official media anxious enough to discuss it for over a month before they could explain it clearly. Anyway, what the General Secretary meant was this. What does it mean? Look at the "Zhijiang Xinyu" column article in Zhejiang Daily on July 11 of that year, "Letting Dialectics Blend into Every Business Opportunity": "Baffling" seemingly means "inexplicable" but actually has "its wonder." Tongue twisters are rolling, people are really trying hard just to keep their writing rice bowls, daring to explain any nonsense. This time, as they build momentum for Emperor Steamed Bun's 21st National Congress, they are once again facing the problem of how to explain these big words. As a result, they searched and found out it was bad. As early as March 2006, before going to Yiwu for research and delivering an important speech, Emperor Steamed Bun had already said: "I give Yiwu four words: 'baffling'." Netizens were so angered by Emperor Steamed Bun that they wanted to vomit; Xi Jinping is uneducated and incompetent. If he weren't the leader, daring to say that upon arriving in Yiwu, the people of Yiwu would slap his face until it swelled up. Why so brutal? Because just think about how Yiwu developed. Development originated from a dialogue in 1982 between a rural woman secretly setting up a street stall and the then county party secretary Xie Gaohua, and only later was the entire economy gradually opened up, forming the first generation of small commodity markets. Such a clear-lined development process turned into something baffling in the hands of Xi the Steamed Bun. The General Secretary stated: "Nobody told me, I was even wondering myself, how could Yiwu make small commodities?" Could it be the same model as how I bafflingly became General Secretary and then bafflingly secured consecutive terms? What same model? It's all just a foolish boy sleeping on a cool kang, relying entirely on his own internal heat. Better send him a golden sentence: "Mildly intellectually disabled Xi Jinping, if no one prepares a manuscript for him, he will definitely talk nonsense and spout wild generalizations." Alright, a laugh a day keeps the doctor away. New tea friends, quickly click [Subscribe] and the little bell, welcome to join the Teahouse's joyful journey, look at the world from a different angle with the brothers, and make your mood better. Note that subscription is free. Press the subscribe button and you can reap laughter in a steady stream.
Continuing from the previous report, disasters continue to plague the Chinese mainland under the CCP. After the level 11 gale in Xi'an, Shaanxi, Kaifeng in Henan and Baoding in Hebei were hit by level 9 winds mixed with torrential rain. In less than 20 minutes, water depths exceeded 1 meter, electric scooters were washed away, and roads instantly turned into rivers. On July 22, heavy rains struck cities across the country, with floodwaters inundating urban areas. Look here, it's endless. What can be done? The common people are struggling in the ruins and mud of the rain and floods, relying on themselves for survival. Yet, the 'great, glorious, and correct' Party ignores the suffering of the people, donating vast sums of money and supplies to other countries to demonstrate its so-called 'responsibility as a major power.' Looking at this, the more you see, the angrier you get. Do you think this gang of CCP bandits, directed by Emperor Steamed Bun (Xi Jinping), is screwing over the Chinese people? Netizens have passed judgment on the 'Bun': he treats water control on the surface but creates disasters in reality. The 'Bun' only cares about posing for photos; he doesn't solve problems, and after finishing his vanity projects, he just walks away. This is what you call 'the show is fun for a moment, but the people end up in the crematorium.' Just walking away is one thing, but what about the post deletions, account bans, censorship, and arrests? You hit the nail on the head. X account 'Luo Xiang' released a follow-up on internal submissions from the water conservancy department. The contributor said that due to the previous data leak, Beijing is furious and has begun purging the hydropower system. Look at the images; they have started making arrests again, large-scale arrests. This time, it's a purge. Oh my god, an insider's private message said: 'Host, because of the last data leak, Beijing is furious and has begun purging the hydropower system. The chairmen and the top leaders in various regions have already been detained.' It's a state of panic and martial law. This is a purge of the hydropower system following the purge of the military system. Total annihilation is the result; the process is unimportant. Wu Changyu announced the news today; he was a senior executive at Three Gorges Yunnan. A bloody storm is coming. He asked, 'Who is being arrested?' 'Wu Changyu is being arrested.' Yes, just today, the CCP's Central Commission for Discipline Inspection website officially announced that Wu Changyu, former Deputy Party Secretary and General Manager of Three Gorges Group Yunnan Energy Investment Co., Ltd., has been expelled from the Party and public office. A deputy secretary of the Three Gorges Group—it really is immediate, arrested just like that. Is the Three Gorges Dam really about to collapse, and are they urgently looking for a scapegoat? The first charge has a very strong political tone, and a very heavy implication of leaking the Party-state's dark secrets. How was it phrased? 'Upon investigation, Wu Changyu, as a Party-member leading cadre, lost his revolutionary faith, betrayed his original mission, violated the Party's political discipline, colluded to fabricate testimony, and resisted organizational investigation.' As I said, how does 'New Highland' put it? The Three Gorges warning incident has alarmed Xi Jinping. The old rule applies: if you can't solve the Three Gorges problem, then first solve the people who discover and report the problem. It is certain that the Three Gorges problem cannot be solved. Media personality Zeng Zheng provided additional information on the Three Gorges. Zeng Zheng said, 'This is a comment from an English-speaking YouTube viewer. Clearly, he has been observing the Three Gorges Dam and knows much more than I do.' The English-speaking YouTube viewer is a Westerner, yes. This viewer told Zeng Zheng, 'Thank you for providing this information, Ms. Zeng. I have been tracking the dam's water levels for years, so I know that in May of this year, they did not lower the reservoir level as much as possible, possibly because they were worried about insufficient rainfall this year. Unfortunately, my two sources inside China have lost contact over the past two or three months.' Lost contact—they were arrested, for unknown reasons. The viewer continued, 'A few weeks ago, I saw a video released by the CCP. At that time, the water level had already reached 174 meters, which was before the dam failure in the Pearl River basin. The problem of leakage at the bottom of the dam has been going on for several years.' Ah, he knows that too. The sand discharge gates are jammed by debris and can no longer be fully closed. Last autumn, there were leaks in three gates, one of which was particularly serious. So exaggerated. Perhaps that is the one mentioned in your report. I hope that one day, China's emperors can abandon the delusion of controlling nature. Thank you for everything you do, and have a nice day.' Just listen to this: the Three Gorges is still leaking, those who tell the truth are arrested, those flooded by water die in silence, and the disaster victims who have lost their homes call out to heaven and earth with no response. At present, disaster victims in Guangxi are already living the life of refugees; they are not allowed to stay in temporary shelters, their homes are gone, and people from over a dozen villages are fleeing. This is the year of hell in modern society; it is too pitiful. I don't know what else to say. As early as July 12, when various disasters were just beginning in Guangxi, Guangdong, Hubei, Gansu, and Sichuan, the CCP Ministry of Public Security announced 25 cases of 'online rumors and illegal crimes' related to the disaster, involving 27 people. Among them, 4 were criminally detained, and the remaining 23 received administrative penalties. These are the figures as of July 12. Tea friends, let's have an emergency poll: do you think that after this series of man-made and natural disasters, the Chinese people will finally wake up? Here are the options: 1. Don't know, not optimistic; 2. Many will wake up, but not all; 3. Those who hurt the most will wake up the fastest; 4. Observing. Hurry and type your number in the comment section.
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Absurdities happen every year, but this year has an exceptional crop. To shock everyone, the commuters in Shenzhen were recently thrown into depression by an unannounced upgrade to subway security checks. What is going on? Rumor has it that in order to pledge loyalty for the APEC summit hosted by Steamed Bun four months from now, the Shenzhen municipal government advanced the upgrade of Shenzhen subway security measures. And the commuters taking the subway were completely unprepared. The momentum of Emperor Xi Jinping's throwing his weight around is just like this; he is either currently screwing you over, or on his way to screwing you over. On the night before the security upgrade, which was around 9:00 PM on the 19th, the Shenzhen subway posted on its official WeChat account and Weibo, noting that the summer season has arrived and security check modes are being adjusted. Fearing that they would scare the commuters by calling it an upgrade, the text stated that starting on the 20th of this month, the subway would fully implement "simultaneous inspection of people and bags," requiring all passengers' personal luggage to be X-rayed, while also undergoing manual security checks with handheld devices. Subway security checking people and bags simultaneously—with such massive passenger volume, wouldn't that cause utter chaos? The Shenzhen government stated that it wouldn't be chaotic, as we have plenty of patience. Can commuters bear it? Whether you can bear it or not, you have to, who asked you not to read the "warm reminder"? The warm reminder was especially warm. With the summer vacation starting, out-of-town tourists heading to Shenzhen, and local family travel demands all expanding, coupled with the morning and evening peak commute traffic, passenger flow at stations across the entire line is surging significantly. Passengers must reserve plenty of time in advance, and don't bring assault rifles, knives, scissors, or rocks-paper-scissors, otherwise no responsibility will be taken for being late for work. All blame lies with the US side. This warm reminder is great, directly shifting the blame. Not a single word mentioned that the security check upgrade was only notified three hours beforehand—could passengers possibly receive the news in time? To what extent has passenger volume surged? How much time should be reserved for security checks? Nothing was explained clearly at all. So once the new regulations were implemented, did things instantly explode? On Monday morning, the 20th, winds and clouds converged, and a torrential rain fell. Ah, inside and outside major subway stations in Shenzhen, it was people mountain, people sea. Just waiting in line for security checks took at least an extra half hour. Completely dizzying, and security checks became even livelier. Big bags, small bags, lunchboxes, earwax spoons, everything had to go through security checks without exception. Passengers were filtered one by one, manually checked, and scanners swept all over their bodies. Because of this, legions of people were late for work, and curses filled the air. Would you say this father-screwing party is harassing the people or not? Within a short time, comments on the Shenzhen subway's Weibo post exceeded a thousand. Netizens successively posted photos of themselves waiting in long lines at subway stations, with the human dragon extending from the X-ray machine to over a hundred meters outside the subway station—one hundred meters! The comments were overwhelmingly skeptical: with hundreds of people squeezed together just waiting for a single machine to pass security, who will be responsible for the increased safety risks? Exactly, artificially creating this kind of congestion on a scorching hot day increases the risk of stampede accidents. Millions of people squeezed in line also provide favorable conditions for crime, making pickpocketing easier. Is your Party making a joke out of the lives, property, and safety of the people? The Shenzhen Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government stated that the General Secretary is about to arrive to attend the APEC meeting. Is the stampede and property safety of you ant-citizens more important, or is preventing an assassination attempt on the General Secretary more important? That completely choked me up. Videos showed that at Shenzhen's Bihaiwan subway station, when the crowd was at its most crowded, someone couldn't take it anymore and rushed through the security checkpoint, knocking a security guard to the ground. Would you say the security guards are having bad luck or not? To say that the Shenzhen Metro has thick skin—given how heavy social grievances are right now, a powder keg can ignite without being lit, yet they actively lit the fire anyway, aren't they just courting bad luck? Feeling like there are too few Xianzhong attacks, if conditions don't exist, they create conditions to make the masses launch Xianzhong attacks. The Shenzhen subway looked at this and thought: Oh no, this has escalated to the level of driving Xianzhong attacks, with the suspicion of handing knives to hostile foreign forces, which would be a political mistake. They hurriedly issued a notice stating: We are wronged, My Lord, we are not encouraging everyone to launch Xianzhong attacks, and everyone shouldn't rush to crowd together and launch Xianzhong attacks right during the rush hour. The more they tried to explain, the darker it got. The main thing is that recently they received a notice issued by higher-level departments, demanding the mandatory execution of the "simultaneous inspection of people and bags" measure to screen for controlled knives and other contraband. We are merely responsible for implementation; how could we have the decision-making power? It's a matter for the Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government. To use an analogy, the tea isn't ours, the water isn't ours, we are just the ones brewing the tea, worked to the bone, with our hands covered in blisters from the heat—how tragic. As for when such a labor-wasting and hand-hurting measure will end? I'm sorry, go ask your higher-up leaders. They played completely clueless and had sufferings too bitter to share. How sharp-eyed the Shenzhen netizens were, directly answering on behalf of the Shenzhen subway: the sudden upgrade of security checks was caused by the upcoming APEC summit in Shenzhen in November. Why make a fuss in November now? Because they have to make a fuss; since 200-jin Xi Jinping is coming to Shenzhen to carry wheat. Ah, and he will host this summit as the host country, with the theme already set, full of pork-filling steamed bun flavor: "Building an Asia-Pacific Community to Promote Shared Prosperity." Queuing up hundreds of meters in the subway like bean sprouts—that's a prosperity style nobody can bear. Sorry, whether you can bear it or not, you have to, because the General Secretary has long wished to maintain the special circumstances created before APEC. Ah, when was that said? More than ten years ago, in 2014. In November of that year, Beijing also hosted the APEC meeting. At that time, Beijing's smog was particularly severe, so Steamed Bun personally commanded and forcefully shut down, transformed, merged, or restricted various enterprises and factories, limiting traffic, production, and operations, creating a very brief illusion of an APEC Blue holiday.
Now that there is blue sky, Emperor Steamed Bun is extremely satisfied and directly announces that whoever said the brief hustle and bustle would just pass needs to keep this APEC blue permanently. Ah, look over here, you're going to keep it alright, keeping it by torturing ordinary people to death, are you going to let people live or not? General Secretary Xi Jinping stated that the good days for Shenzhen residents are still yet to come.
Recently, Henley & Partners released its 20th-anniversary report for the 2026 Henley Passport Index, ranking passports from 199 countries and regions worldwide. How did it rank? Singapore ranked first, with visa-free access to 192 destinations. Japan, South Korea, and the United Arab Emirates tied for second place with 188 visa-free destinations. The United States ranked 10th, which is a bit low. Among Chinese-populated regions, the Hong Kong passport, living off its legacy as a global financial center, ranked 14th with 174 visa-free destinations—how rare, so you better watch out for Emperor Steamed Bun's reverse-driving speed. Taiwan has visa-free access to 134 destinations, ranking 34th. As for mainland China, it has visa-free access to 83 destinations, ranking 60th. Wait a minute, 83 sounds decent, but don't rush to feel a surge of Eastern giant pride just yet. You need to take a close look at who those 83 countries actually are. If you want to have your illusions shattered, socialist and totalitarian fellow sufferers, remote and impoverished Belt and Road cash-spraying targets certainly make up a huge proportion. He hit the nail on the head: Africa alone accounts for a dozen or so. The number 83 is something you really need to savor carefully. Visa-free access to the American empire is completely different from visa-free access to Myanmar, which is riddled with scam compounds, or the Democratic Republic of the Congo in Africa, where Ebola is raging. Right, exactly like the recently concluded Shanghai Artificial Intelligence Conference. With 29 member countries, it sounds like a lot, but after the organizers spent three days holding their breath until their faces turned red, picking the tallest dwarf in the crowd, they half-heartedly revealed the list: countries like Russia, Kazakhstan, Laos, Indonesia, Pakistan, Belarus, Serbia, Cuba, Venezuela, kidney-stealing Myanmar, Cambodia, and so on. As for legitimate AI superpowers—the United States, Japan, and Europe—not a single one came. As people have been saying, this is a beggars' convention where the General Secretary throws cash everywhere under the guise of “artificial intelligence,” calling in panhandlers to grab the money. Before grabbing the cash, they must first shout “One China.” Perfectly clear. Now look at the “Joint Declaration on AI Opportunities” promoted by the United States, released just this June. At a single call, 35 countries eagerly signed it. Also about artificial intelligence, which 35 countries signed it? Besides the United States itself, the United Kingdom, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Australia, Singapore, Israel, India, the United Arab Emirates, and so on. Media outlets checked them one by one, and this list overlapped with Xi the Steamed Bun's AI conference in Shanghai by only a single country, Kazakhstan—an amount that is practically negligible. How embarrassing. Back in the day, the movie Wolf Warrior and that line on the back of the passport, “Please remember that behind you stands a powerful motherland,” made countless Little Pinks who couldn't even leave the country boil with excitement, only to have their teeth knocked out by reality. What kind of car crash is this? It seems you haven't seen the news circulating online. What news? Do you know what's trending on Taobao? What's trending? People are selling fake foreign passport covers. In other words, Chinese citizens are secretly buying fake U.S., Japanese, and Taiwan passport covers to easily disguise their identity when traveling abroad. Ah, the underlying demand for this business is that many Chinese people have found that putting an American passport cover over a Chinese passport reduces interrogation and harassment abroad, and can even win them “special treatment” with unexpected surprises. For instance, in Russia, renowned for its ironclad friendship, Chinese citizens and mainland tour groups have become frequent targets of police extortion, bribery, and scams. If you go to the police, the perpetrator is the police. If you go to the Chinese embassy, they tell you to go to the police. Then the embassy kindly reminds you to “respect local Russian laws and regulations.” After being extorted, you get scolded with a warning that offending the Russian daddy's police counts as disrespecting Russian daddy's laws and regulations. You tell me whose nostrils the Chinese embassy is breathing through. So Chinese people learn their lesson the hard way: since the country cannot be relied upon, they can only rely on themselves, even if it means using fakes. Tragically, a single Taobao shop selling U.S. passport shells surprisingly showed sales of nearly 5 million items. Ah, no matter how much the Party tries to fool people with “the East rising and the West declining” and “Chinese passports are getting stronger and stronger,” it can't withstand the cold and ruthless passport market and the honest, reliable actions of the people. Win-win.
Just finished talking about how the CCP passport is losing its value, and here comes the follow-up, so quickly. The CCP has suddenly escalated its exit controls again, with its sights set squarely on personnel within the system, fearing they might jump ship. Recently, insiders within the system revealed that the CCP is not only requiring registered personnel to hand over their passports, but some units are even demanding that employees "voluntarily cancel" them. Cancel them. And they have to audit all travel records from the past five years; they are even back-tracing travel history for thirty-five years. You've added to their sentence. On July 21, a screenshot of a post circulated on Weibo, where a netizen stated that many registered personnel were once again being checked to see if they held passports. What's even more outrageous is that in the past, those who had passports were only required to hand them over to be kept by their units. Now it has changed; they are required to voluntarily cancel them. On what grounds? The organization says, "On the grounds of nominal voluntariness." What does nominal voluntariness mean? It means, don't be ungrateful. Although the Party doesn't force it in name, BUT, you can figure out for yourself what the consequences of not cooperating will be. Whether it's dismissal from public office or settling scores later, it's a win-win. Is this for real? It's real; many netizens have already left comments confirming it. Moreover, similar controls are not just targeting civil servants; the scope has expanded to state-owned enterprise contract workers and labor dispatch personnel with a monthly salary of two thousand yuan—all of them must hand over their private passports and Hong Kong-Macau travel permits. They aren't even sparing the dispatch personnel. Add to that the reports that have been coming in one after another about teachers, doctors, state-owned enterprise employees, and retired public officials in various places being required to hand over their passports. Let's put it this way: all things considered, for Chinese people to have a passport and go on a spontaneous trip in the future will be harder than ascending to heaven; it will be a privilege reserved for the few. It's over. Watch out for the reversal, important things said three times. Frustrating. Of course, besides preventing the fat pigs and thin pigs from running away, the Party has also made backup plans. What kind of dirty tricks? In line with the pragmatic attitude that "even a fly's leg is meat," the CCP's disciplinary inspection departments have recently been investigating the deposits, overseas assets, and resignation audits of management personnel in state-owned financial enterprises. They are going to slaughter the pigs. Banks, insurance companies, public fund management companies, securities firms, and stock exchanges, etc., are all covered. That's everything. This time it's for real; Emperor Steamed Bun is so desperate for money that his eyes are red, and the financial industry is about to face a massive shock. So, in what is likely the final window of opportunity, some financial industry practitioners are going crazy, putting all their effort into finding ways to resign early, just to dodge the slaughtering knife and to get back their personal passports held by their units as ordinary citizens. They are looking for ways to run overseas quickly to save their wealth and their lives. Everyone exchanges a look, "the wind is blowing, time to bolt," and they take off running. The Party Mother calmly says, if you don't self-mutilate, you can't run. Mutilate. An insider in the domestic financial industry told an Epoch Times reporter that in order to get their passports back, some people find acquaintances who are doctors to issue certificates of terminal cancer, and some don't even hesitate to get detained for drunk driving so that the company will fire them immediately. This is indeed self-mutilation. Looking at the chat group records in the CCP state, a group member said that a state-owned enterprise executive who wanted to resign and go abroad but wasn't approved got drunk, then immediately went out to drive, specifically wandering back and forth on roads where traffic police check for drunk driving until he was caught on the spot. This trick works; the next day, the company terminated his labor contract on the grounds of drunk driving, and subsequently, the unit returned the passport to him. A few months later, some personnel found out that this guy had a case against him, made a call, and good heavens, the guy was already in California, USA, having run. The post concluded that for ordinary people, drunk driving means a career collapse, but for some, drunk driving is how they bought themselves a one-way ticket to the US. High, truly high. I reckon that if things continue like this, it won't be long before someone starts faking insanity. In short, congratulations to the small-scale mental hospital within the Party-state's super-sized mental hospital for opening a new revenue-generating track: issuing certificates of mental illness—schizophrenia, severe depression, bipolar disorder, paranoid personality—priced clearly, no deception. Or just make a deal, he wants to slip away. Alright, the results of the last poll have been posted on the community bulletin board, feel free to check them out. 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