Guangdong Floods, Xi Jinping Goes to Tangshan to Command Earthquake Relief? Warriors Shout: "Foolish Idiot, Get Lost!" Anti-CCP V-Shape Revenge Brother Appears in Chengdu on a Rainy Night, Launches Red Signal Flare! Wang Hong and Deng Yu's Information Deleted? Peking University Flops! (Old Beijing Teahouse/Episode 1698/2026/07/27)

This episode mainly discusses Xi Jinping’s internet phobia and netizens’ interpretation of his “二愣子” image. The video also mentions the 50th anniversary commemorations of the Tangshan earthquake and the disaster caused by Typhoon “Hongxia” in Guangdong and other regions. In addition, the video focuses on the incident where Peking University deleted information after Chinese scholars Wang Hong and Deng Yu received the Fields Medal, and it explores domestic speech censorship and information blocking in China. Finally, the video introduces the “one‑click circumvention” project and related reward scheme.

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It is said that the leader of the Chinese Communist Party, Xi Jinping, completely hates the internet. What kind of illness is hating the internet? The main symptom is “annoyance”. No one knows who invented this broken internet, which records everything, fears records, and even includes 20‑second short videos that spread my cute, head‑tilted, pouty, goofy image all over the world. Ah, he really knows how to praise himself and be cute. He even sees the cuteness coming.

Who is it?

BUT

General Secretary, I’m even cuter.

But it can’t stop the various angles of gossip from being savored.

Who says you’re not cute? You’ve jumped the wall, right? Rebels obviously won’t admit I’m cute; not only do they refuse to admit it, they also give me a nickname, a new nickname “二愣子”, and call me a “silly fool”. Ah, looking at this, I can’t hold back. This young warrior’s rebuttal of Xi Jinping is so spot‑on, turning him into a “silly fool 二愣子”. These words describe old Xi: eyes without light, loveless, with a hollow, absurd expression, yet very vivid and fully matching reality. The General Secretary can’t argue with a single word—despair?

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Continuation of the preface. Hey, wait a minute, when is this video from? Baozi is even wearing a floral shirt, you’ve never seen that before. This is from over ten years ago, 2014, a video of Baozi visiting Fiji. Over ten years ago, did Pingzi already show signs of a stroke? No, at least not seriously. So why is Baozi’s expression so confused when the opposing leader speaks? After this video resurfaced, the internet instantly sparked a massive meme translation movement. Do you think it’s shocking? What translations have appeared? Someone said it might be old Xi’s ten‑mile mountain road causing a cerebral palsy. Another said old Xi got impatient, wondering why the meal isn’t served yet, he’s hungry. Yet another claimed old Xi couldn’t understand or speak, suddenly needing to use the restroom. I say the three‑urges expression easily turns into a deep‑cut inside joke. Fortunately a netizen tossed out a golden line of commentary that helped old Xi out of the bind. What did the golden line say? The General Secretary is fantasizing about turning nothing into gold, but the expression ends up inexplicable. In my view, that young man was the most accurate: listless, half‑dead, a clueless original‑edition dummy. Netizens applauded, saying this differs from the previously intense, angry rant videos that focused on a single emotion, firing at full force, making them quickly drown out. This video, however, has an explosive impact. Why the explosion? Because it’s ultra‑minimalist and precise, using just one dialect phrase to hit the most fragile contrast between the “leader” image and the real footage. It cuts straight to the bone. When the highest leader’s footage starts being repeatedly interpreted as “a clueless, loveless dummy,” it shows that Xi Baozi has become synonymous with a clown and a joke. Looks like the wind really has changed, indeed it has. In the past, young people stormed the tower with a reckless stance, gathering enough courage to harshly curse Xi Jinping. Now young people are calm and concise, saying it in a sentence or two, not wasting words cursing him.

I also need a one‑move kill. Prepared, not me, but Baidu. Robin Li. A netizen searched Baidu for “someone dumber than Xi Jinping,” and the results were astonishing. What result? Sorry, no results for “someone dumber than Xi Jinping.” Oh yeah, thanks. The General Secretary said, can’t find anyone dumber than Xi, but maybe we can find a dumber Baozi. Forget that, Baozi doesn’t say that. Old Xi shouted, Baidu, Robin Li? You can’t find anyone dumber than you, Xi Dada, what do you mean? Am I the dumbest? Robin Li urgently tweaked the search engine. General Secretary, we found someone dumber than you. Who? Me. Quick poll: what do you think about Xi wearing a floral shirt, with a hollow, loveless gaze? Options: 1. Health emergency, about to fall ill; 2. Hungry, or urgently needing the restroom; 3. Just a normal daily state, not worth a fuss; 4. The situation is indescribable, the future unpredictable, anything is possible. Hurry and type a number in the comments.

Note, note: Tangshan city in Hebei Province will have a three‑day total flight ban starting today. Why the total flight ban? It’s the 50th anniversary of the Tangshan earthquake, striking on July 28. CCP leader Xi Jinping will be 50 years late, heading to the disaster zone to command rescue efforts. Back to the dream‑like sleepwalking, hysteria, snake‑spirit madness. No earthquake in Tangshan, the General Secretary says it was a false alarm. I just had a Chinese dream: the Tangshan earthquake, not hysteria, truly a nightmare. In the dream, old Xi arrives in Tangshan, sees hundreds of thousands of wronged souls because the CCP concealed the accurately predicted earthquake news, causing innocent deaths, so they linger sorrowfully. He sees Baozi rushing toward him, can he take Baozi away? The wronged souls greet, “General Secretary, at this hour, why haven’t you reported to us?” Ah, let Baozi go to the underworld? So Baozi screams, crying, waking up? The hysteria rolls off the dragon couch, grabbing a circle of people’s arms. The General Secretary indeed, I truly returned to the world of the living. Why grab others’ arms? He grabbed his own. Hate this person or not. The General Secretary gasps, the nightmare ends, I’m still alive. Tangshan people, I’m late, sorry, I’m not here for rescue, I’m here for the 50th anniversary of the Tangshan earthquake. Coming back to Tangshan, disturbing the locals again, speechless.

It is said that, as Tangshan City in Hebei Province implements temporary restrictions on "low‑slow‑small" aircraft such as drone racing planes and powered paragliders throughout its administrative area, foreign media predicted that Xi Jinping would attend the 50th anniversary of the Tangshan earthquake, and that prediction has become reality. According to precedent, he should already be there. In 1996, 2006 and 2016, the then‑state presidents of the People’s Republic of China, Jiang Zemin, Hu Jintao and Xi Jinping respectively visited Tangshan on the 20th, 30th and 40th anniversaries of the earthquake. BUT today Tangshan is not the Tangshan of the past. Besides the horrific earthquake 50 years ago, another incident has made Tangshan’s reputation worldwide stink: the Tangshan barbecue‑shop assault, which completely stripped the black‑skin police and the whole police‑gang family of their dignity. So for Xi’s pretended solemn commemoration, netizens are calling on the chairman: President Xi, the earthquake matter can wait; could you spare a thought to find the missing women from the Tangshan barbecue stall? You, as the head of state, can’t even deal with a local gang of thugs, let alone dare to inquire about it? Whether you dare or not is irrelevant; to the “baozi” (the ruling elite), ordinary people are just ants, and they don’t care about life or death. The Tangshan public security and state security big‑bosses all claim, “Who doesn’t care?” People do care, and “baozi” cares most about life, sealing off every place they go, even keeping the windows of buildings along the way shut, fearing snipers of anti‑Xi forces. Their slogan is to walk their own path, leaving the people with no way out—absolutely no way out. Especially in a small place like Tangshan, the local‑power police and state security bully the populace, acting arbitrarily and using any means. The more they act arbitrarily, the more “baozi” is satisfied. To protect his own personal safety, he simply doesn’t care about the public’s perception.

Account X pushed a video yesterday: on July 25, netizens in Beijing filmed large numbers of anti‑climbing blades installed on tree trunks and branches. In the People’s Republic of China, besides border fences covered with razor‑wired barriers, important government compounds in Beijing also have these iron hedgehogs. You could say the regime treats civilians like thieves. At the same time, near Beijing Railway Station, many migrants are sleeping on the streets; they work all day for the city’s various “lords,” doing heavy labor, and at night they have nowhere to rest. They serve the city’s “lords” 24 hours a day, with no blind spot left for them—are they not being targeted by the General Secretary and his henchmen within the system? So there’s no need to wait for Cai Qi’s bayonet to flash red; let’s put bayonets on the roadside trees in Beijing first. Xi watches the glittering blade tips and feels reassured. You could say the regime is the Chinese people’s greatest enemy, right? Continuing this boundless evil, I think it’s only getting faster. May your auspicious words indeed speed it up.

Now for something explosive that even “baozi” fears. What is it? Writer Li Ying on Platform X leaked that on July 26, in Chengdu, Sichuan, amid heavy rain and thunderstorms, a young man wearing a V‑shaped “sha” mask braved the storm and successfully reached the summit of Chengdu’s tallest building, Shu Feng 468. Wait, braving a storm? Yes. In the darkness and rain, after reaching the top, the climber ignited a red signal flare. My goodness, this was a declaration to all of China: unafraid of violent storms, belief soaring high. Watching this, it was truly shocking. This wasn’t a simple climb; in a storm, standing on flat ground would easily be blown away. So when the climber displayed real courage, the Xi regime would be terrified, especially with the V‑shaped “sha” mask and the lit signal, aiming to scare “baozi” to death. “Baozi” received the news and a tornado swirled in his mind. What does it mean? “End human tyranny, the world belongs to the Three‑Body,” “Freedom leads the people to restore the Chinese era revolution,” “sha to Xia Minghan and the signal flare.” He was scared stiff. Supposedly, after the video was posted, authorities quickly deleted it. It’s useless; the video was deleted, but the signal had already been sent.

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Speaking of July 25, a super‑strong typhoon "Hongxia" passed through Guangdong, bringing a new wave of devastating natural disaster, accelerated by the CCP's man‑made calamities, once again sweeping across China. The internet is filled with sighs. In the twilight of the empire, the CCP acts perversely, with man‑made and natural disasters rampant, the people suffering in deep water and fire, now presenting a scene of hellish disaster. In a country where the people cannot govern themselves, everything is like a mirage, all achievements can turn to ash in an instant. On July 26, Typhoon "Hongxia" officially made landfall in Guangdong; many areas suffered torrential rain and floods, turning cities into seas, submerging residential and commercial buildings with heavy losses. Online, villagers lament that everything is gone, it is too tragic. Videos from disaster zones show severe urban waterlogging in Huizhou, Huiyang, Jieyang, Lufeng, Shantou, Shanwei and other places in Guangdong, with low‑lying residential areas flooded, river levels rising rapidly, houses swept away by floodwaters, and the situation extremely severe. In Puning's Morin Songlou Village, floodwaters attacked with fierce force, turning roads into rivers, submerging first‑floor homes and shops, with residents' vehicles and belongings soaked, a complete mess. As the typhoon struck, Guangdong urgently evacuated over 710,000 residents, yet many remained trapped at home. A woman in Huizhou livestreamed from her home showing water over one meter deep on the first floor, saying, "This is Huizhou, Guangdong, the car is outside, I turned off all the electricity at home, I don’t know what will happen." In fact, Typhoon Hongxia also hit Shandong. Videos show heavy rain in Jinan on the 26th, streets turned into rivers, cars driving through water, many vehicles swept away. In the remaining passable areas, many people rode electric scooters through water up to thigh depth. On July 26, in Shenzhen's Futian District, a construction basket attached to a high‑rise building was trapped mid‑air by the typhoon, with two workers inside – a terrifyingly dangerous situation. The same day, in Gansu's Dingxi Weiyuan County, a sudden flash flood triggered by short‑term heavy rain at Shuangshimen Scenic Area swept away camping tourists; by 18:00 on the 26th, 10 people were dead and 23 injured. In Sichuan's Leshan, floods also broke out, with muddy waters carrying away private cars in an unstoppable torrent. Earlier, in the Guangxi flood zone, half a month after the disaster, on‑site footage showed that the soldiers who had come for a show had left, while villagers were still rescuing themselves. In villages completely destroyed, displaced residents temporarily housed in shelters have now been forced out of those shelters, left bewildered and homeless, with nowhere to go – nothing good remains.

On July 26, domestic media reported that at the rescue site of a landslide disaster in Pengshui, search teams discovered wreckage of a missing passenger minibus and human remains, and DNA testing is underway to confirm identities. This occurred in Chongqing. An infuriating detail: when Typhoon Hongxia made landfall in Lufeng's Jieshi Town, water levels kept rising; a villager livestreamed the urgent rise of river water, and in the comment section a person claiming to be a village committee staff repeatedly posted, "Hello, I am a village committee staff, following higher‑level instructions, please end the livestream, thank you for cooperating." One‑party dictatorship everywhere brings disaster; heaven condemns the CCP, and it cannot be denied. Have you broken ties with the evil Communist Party?

It is said that Chinese scholars Wang Hong and Deng Yu, teaching in the West, won the Fields Medal, the Nobel of mathematics, making CCP media go wild. Not accurate; it should be that Peking University under CCP rule went wild. Peking University said the hype happens in two steps: first hype and a staged incident, second embarrassment. The embarrassment came so suddenly, it was a crash. The university party committee then realized that these two former Peking University students have been soaked in American imperialism and French imperialism for too long and have completely degenerated. Was Wang Hong’s award speech thanking everyone except the Peking University party committee, the party and the state? YES IT IS. BUT there is more. After winning, Wang Hong told AFP in Paris that the years at four universities and research institutes left a deep mark, especially the French National Centre for Scientific Research, which uses scientific excellence as the sole hiring criterion and gives researchers complete trust, with no teaching duties or administrative work, allowing her to devote herself fully and long‑term to research, which filled her with gratitude. French President Macron was moved and said, “How sincere is this kid? Truly real.” He quickly called to greet her. When CCP media saw this, what was the situation? Wang Hong’s description of her Peking University experience made us feel a burning embarrassment. Was it a crash? Wang Hong indeed spent a long time abroad and forgot to thank the party and Xi the Steamed Bun, but she was speaking honestly. I was at Peking University, lacking confidence in my math ability, not standing out in class, studying was a struggle to survive. In France, my mentor gave me full respect and trust; regardless of whether my ideas were right or wrong, he let me finish speaking, let me drop all pressure, and devote myself to research. The Paper reported that international math great Qiu Cheng‑tong of Tsinghua University had repeatedly personally appealed for Wang Hong and Deng Yu to return home full‑time. Netizens got angry, held a poll: 1,042 votes for returning, 36,031 warning not to return. Some netizens raised alarms: never come back, the first thing to do upon return is hand over your passport. And you haven’t mentioned the meme yet? Question: What do you think of Qiu Cheng‑tong inviting Wang Hong and Deng Yu to return to teach? Answer: Rubio once said Cubans can succeed anywhere in the world, but not in Cuba. It’s choking. Some netizens discovered that Peking University’s official WeChat account quietly deleted the 21st question from a previous “Peking University Mathematics School” interview with Deng Yu, while all other questions remained unchanged; only the answer encouraging students to “have overseas experience to understand different academic ecologies” was removed. The reason is simple: what did Deng Yu say about that answer? If conditions allow, I suggest having at least one fairly complete overseas experience during an academic career. Netizens are angry at Old Xi, and the Bun State is trying to alleviate the situation of graduates facing unemployment by encouraging them to go to the countryside, where there is vast space for achievement. So you openly let students go abroad to see democratic civilized nations, how then to promote and mobilize students to go to the mountains and countryside? This mess should be handled by Old Xi, a dog‑eating‑shit situation.

Here's an interesting piece of news: I just saw a post on Platform X, and new details have emerged. Wang Hong needed a recommendation letter for studying abroad, but the School of Mathematics at Peking University wouldn't write one, so she turned to a teacher from the Department of Earth Sciences. As a result, Wang Hong's graduation photo wasn't taken at the School of Mathematics but at the Department of Earth Sciences. The School of Mathematics previously dismissed her, and now she's trying to bask in its glory—does she have any shame? Netizen Manmiao replied, "If the School of Mathematics at Peking University is so proud of its prestige, why not interview the teacher who wrote the recommendation letter for Wang Hong's study in France? Surely someone would be willing to write it, right?" On July 25, the satirical video "Fields Medalist Returns Home for On‑the‑Job Training belike" went viral because its prophetic training simulation revealed a terrifying truth. Accessing the internet in China is becoming increasingly difficult, but the more information is blocked, the more we need people to deliver the real facts. This is why we are promoting the "One‑Click Circumvention" project. To thank those who support "One‑Click Circumvention," we have launched a reward scheme. A donation of $150 gets a hardcover copy of "The Naked Communist" plus an audiobook, suitable for long‑term collectors. A donation of $300 gets the hardcover, the audiobook, the e‑book set, and a handwritten signature from the two brothers. This tier cannot be obtained through regular purchase; it is only available by supporting the "One‑Click Circumvention" project. If "One‑Click Circumvention" breaks down the high walls of information blockade, "The Naked Communist" tears apart the many lies long packaged by communist ideology. We hope to help more people break through the information blockade, not only to see more news but also to understand the history and essence of communism, and then use their own minds to think independently and make judgments. The link is already placed below the video; we look forward to your support. That's it—last week's poll results have been posted on the community bulletin board, feel free to check them out. Consolidating justice and conscience awakens the wisdom of the Chinese people, letting this beam of starlight illuminate more overseas Chinese. If you want to light up the starlight together with the two brothers, please donate, tip, share, and repost to support us in producing more truth‑telling programs. Tea friends are also welcome to click the recommended Purui Hall Xuanbao Black Ginseng product series. The text bar under the title is pinned with links—let's go! Purui Hall's One‑Click Circumvention tea friend discount area, goodbye.

Speaking of July 25, the super‑strong Typhoon Hongxia passed through Guangdong, bringing a new wave of devastating natural disaster, which, accelerated by the CCP's man‑made calamities, once again swept across China. The internet is already filled with sighs. In the twilight of the empire, the CCP acts perversely, with man‑made and natural disasters rampant, the people suffering in deep water and fire, now presenting a scene of hellish disaster. In a country where the people cannot be masters of their own destiny, everything is like a mirage, an empty tower; all achievements can turn to ash in an instant. On July 26, Typhoon "Hongxia" officially made landfall in Guangdong, causing heavy rain and floods in many places; cities turned into seas, residential and commercial buildings were submerged, and losses were severe. Online, villagers lamented that everything was gone—it was too tragic. Videos from the disaster zone showed severe urban flooding in Huizhou, Huiyang, Jieyang, Lufeng, Shantou, Shanwei, and other areas of Guangdong, with low‑lying residential districts submerged, river levels rising rapidly, houses being swept away, and the situation extremely serious. In Puning, Guangdong, the village of Morin Songlou was hit by a fierce flood that rushed into the village, turning roads into rivers; first‑floor homes and shops were submerged, and residents' vehicles and belongings were soaked, leaving a scene of devastation. As the typhoon struck, Guangdong urgently evacuated over 710,000 residents, yet many remained trapped at home. A woman in Huizhou livestreamed from her home, showing water over a meter deep on the first floor, saying, "This is Huizhou, Guangdong; the car is outside, I turned off all the electricity at home, I don't know what will happen." In fact, Typhoon Hongxia also affected Shandong. Videos showed heavy rain in Jinan on the 26th, streets turned into rivers, cars driving through water, many vehicles swept away. In the remaining passable areas, many people rode electric scooters through water up to thigh‑deep. On July 26, in Shenzhen's Futian District, a construction basket attached to a high‑rise building was stranded mid‑air by Typhoon Hongxia, with two workers inside—extremely dangerous. On the same day, in Gansu's Dingxi Weiyuan County, a sudden flash flood caused by short‑term heavy rain swept away campers at Shuangshimen Scenic Area; by 18:00 on the 26th, 10 people had died and 23 were injured. Sichuan's Leshan also experienced flooding; the murky floodwaters carried away private cars, raging unstoppable. Earlier, in the flood‑stricken area of Guangxi, half a month later, footage showed that the soldiers who had come for a show had left, while villagers were still rescuing themselves. In villages completely destroyed, with displaced residents temporarily staying in shelters, they have now been forced out of the shelters, left bewildered and homeless—no home, nowhere to go. Nothing good remains.

On July 26, according to domestic media reports, at the rescue site of the Pengshui landslide disaster, rescuers discovered the wreckage of a missing passenger minibus and human remains, and DNA testing is currently being conducted to confirm identities. This occurred in Chongqing. A detail that provokes anger: Typhoon "Hongxia" made landfall in Jieshi Town, Lufeng City, Guangdong, and water levels kept rising. Villagers livestreamed the urgent rise in river water levels, and the comment section lit up. A person claiming to be a village committee staff repeatedly left messages: "Hello, I am a village committee staff member, receiving higher‑level notice, please end the broadcast, thank you for your cooperation." One‑party dictatorship brings disaster everywhere; may heaven punish the CCP, it would be no exaggeration to say it cannot be spared. Have you broken ties with the evil Communist Party?

Speaking of Chinese scholars Wang Hong and Deng Yu, who teach in Europe and have won the Fields Medal, the CCP media went wild. Not quite accurate; it should be that Beijing University under CCP rule went wild. Peking University said the hype unfolds in two steps: first the hype and a staged incident, second the embarrassment. The embarrassment came so suddenly, it was a crash. The university party committee only then realized that these two former Peking University students have been soaked in American and French imperialism for too long and have completely degenerated. Was Wang Hong's award acceptance speech thanking everyone except the Peking University party committee, the Party and the state? YES IT IS. BUT there is more. After receiving the award, Wang Hong told AFP that in Paris, the years spent at four universities and research institutes left a deep imprint, especially the French National Centre for Scientific Research, which uses scientific excellence as the sole hiring criterion and gives researchers full trust, with no teaching duties or administrative work, allowing her to devote herself wholly to research, which filled her with gratitude. French President Macron exclaimed, "How sincere this kid is!" Truly, very genuine. He quickly called to send greetings. When CCP media saw this, what was the situation? How did Wang Hong's description of her Peking University experience make us feel a burning embarrassment? It was a crash. Wang Hong indeed spent a long time abroad and forgot to thank the Party and Xi Baozi, but she was speaking honestly. I was at Peking University, lacking confidence in my mathematical ability, not standing out in class, studying was just a struggle to survive. In France, my mentors gave me full respect and trust; regardless of whether my ideas were right or wrong, they let me finish speaking, letting me drop all pressure and devote myself to research. The Paper reported that international mathematics giant, Tsinghua University professor Shing‑Tong Yau, has repeatedly personally appealed for Wang Hong and Deng Yu to return home full‑time. Netizens got angry, held a poll: 1,042 votes for returning, 36,031 warning against returning. Some even raised alarms, saying never come back, and the first thing to do upon return is hand over your passport. And you still haven't mentioned that meme? Question: "Yau invites Wang Hong and Deng Yu to return to teach in China, what do you think?" Answer: "Rubio once said Cubans can succeed anywhere in the world, but not in Cuba." Stumped. Some netizens discovered that Peking University’s official WeChat account had previously reposted an interview with the School of Mathematics about Deng Yu, quietly deleting the 21st question while leaving all other questions intact; the only answer encouraging students to "have overseas experience to understand different academic ecosystems" was removed. The reason is simple: how did Deng Yu answer that question? "If conditions allow, I suggest having at least one fairly complete overseas experience during one's academic career." Netizens were angry at Old Xi; the Baozi state, trying to alleviate graduate unemployment, wants graduates to go to the countryside, claiming there is vast space for achievement. Yet you publicly let students go abroad to see democratic, civilized nations—how then to promote and mobilize them to go to the fields? This mess is exactly what Old Xi should have caused, a dog‑eating‑shit situation.

Here's an interesting piece of news: I just saw a post on Platform X, and new details have emerged. Wang Hong needed a recommendation letter for studying abroad, but the School of Mathematics at Peking University wouldn't write one, so she turned to a teacher from the Department of Space and Air (Di Kong) to write it. Consequently, Wang Hong's graduation photo wasn't taken at the School of Mathematics but at the Department of Space and Air. The School of Mathematics at Peking University previously dismissed her, and now she's trying to bask in its glory—does it have any shame? Netizen Manmiao responded, "If the School of Mathematics at Peking University is so proud of its prestige, why not interview the teacher who wrote the recommendation letter for Wang Hong's study in France back then? Surely there must be someone willing to write it, right?" On July 25, the satirical video "Fields Medalist Returns Home for Onboarding Training belike" went viral because its onboarding training simulation, with a prophetic tone, revealed a terrifying truth. Nowadays, accessing the internet in China is becoming increasingly difficult, but the more information is blocked, the more we need people to deliver the real facts. This is why we are promoting the "One-Click Circumvention" project. To thank friends who support "One-Click Circumvention," we are launching a reward scheme. A donation of $150 or more gets a hardcover edition of "The Naked Communist" plus an audiobook, suitable for long-term collectors. A donation of $300 or more receives the hardcover, the audiobook, the e-book set, and a handwritten signature from the two brothers. This tier cannot be obtained through regular purchase; it is only available by supporting the "One-Click Circumvention" project. If "One-Click Circumvention" breaks down the high walls of information blockade, "The Naked Communist" exposes the many lies long packaged by communist ideology. We hope to help more people break through information blocks, not only to see more news but also to understand the history and essence of communism, thereby thinking independently with their own minds and making judgments. The link is already placed below the video; we look forward to your support. That's it, the results of the last poll have been posted on the community bulletin board, feel free to check. Unite justice and conscience to awaken the wisdom of the Chinese people, letting this beam of starlight illuminate more Chinese. If you want to light up the starlight together with the two brothers, feel free to donate, tip, share, and repost, supporting us to produce more truth‑spreading programs. Tea friends are also welcome to click the recommended Purui Hall Xuanbao Black Ginseng series products. The text bar below the title is pinned with links—let's go! Purui Hall's One-Click Circumvention tea friend discount area, goodbye.