Commander at Tiananmen pats down everyone three times, Xi Jinping nicknamed "Mad Wild Boar"! Military chaos, military leaders refuse to sign; Wang Hong's new predicament: courted and smeared by the CCP! (Old Beijing Teahouse / Episode 1700 / 2026/07/30)

This episode mainly discusses several hot topics. First, the video opens with the strict security checks at Tiananmen and tourists' complaints, leading to criticism of Xi Jinping, and mentions Zhang Weiwei's remarks on the Taiwan election and netizens' sarcastic responses. Then, the video focuses on the flood disaster in Yunbiao Village, Guangxi, and the insufficient official rescue efforts, criticizing the top leaders' indifference to the disaster area. Next, the video introduces a recommendation for Canadian wild ginseng black paste, and intersperses an analysis of the CCP Politburo meeting, especially regarding personnel arrangements and the "comprehensively strict party governance" discussion, as well as speculation about Xi Jinping possibly being re-elected. The video also highlights the events of Chinese mathematicians Wang Hong and Deng Yu receiving the Fields Medal, analyzing the CCP official propaganda strategy on this matter, and Wang Hong's award acceptance speech thanking Peking University and the French academic environment, comparing the exploitation of students by Chinese university mentors, highlighting the differences between Chinese and Western educational environments. Finally, the video calls on viewers to support the channel and recommends related products.

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Let's wait and see, it's impossible to guard against. Little Pinks saw the Tiananmen security check video and their adrenaline levels suddenly exceeded the standard, leaving them stunned. Qin Shi Huang's electric gate, another one gone. The video shows that at the end of the serpentine isolation fence, a tourist passing through the Tiananmen security check is being manually inspected by security personnel. They don't even trust the scanner anymore. The security guard was not polite at all, touching the tourist all over. What a phrase? It means up and down, front and back, inside and out, left and right, rummaging through your pockets, pant legs, shoe soles, and belts. After rummaging, they turn you over and do it again. Are you making a pancake? It's like dry-fried salted fish. In the end, they didn't find anything and reluctantly let the tourist go. No wonder netizens like Xiaokang said that the CCP's Tiananmen security check makes everyone get groped thoroughly. Aren't these people pathetic? The tourist thinks to themselves, it's all because of that Xi Baozi who made us carry 200 jin of wheat on his shoulders without changing his stance, tormenting us on mountain roads. Baozi glares, and I'm also a victim. I was harmed by Li Qiang carrying a bow and golden sword; they want my life. There are always brave warriors trying to assassinate me. Netizens are speechless and post a meme: this is Li Qiang carrying a bow – the new emperor's portrait. It has been circulating wildly on the internet recently. Ten thousand words omitted here, all done. Li Qiang, who was resurrected, and the white bird are going to be phased out. Even the X account's new high ground can't stand it anymore, saying Xi is going to die with the CCP. Baozi and the Communist Party are hand in hand, heading for destruction together. How can Xi possibly have a successor? Never. I'm so sure. Yes. Xi is worried 24 hours a day that someone will snatch his imperial throne. He's really overthinking it. In a dynasty on the verge of collapse, whoever takes over will be a scapegoat. Why? It's like Evergrande Real Estate Company, does anyone want to be its new chairman? Evergrande, this metaphor is too vivid, it's also a messy unfinished project. How should I put it? Even a primary school student knows what the outcome will be. Baozi says, can I take a nap under the sun first? Why? Because netizens sent an urgent message: a fire broke out at the

Continuation of the preface. Zhang Weiwei also never expected that his slanders against Taiwan had not yet taken effect, and then, boom, mainland tourists arrived in large numbers. Not good, the professor's front teeth are about to be knocked out. A Chinese tourist traveling in New York, when interviewed by a Taiwanese journalist, expressed his true thoughts. Looking at this, sigh, Chinese people in the United States have to have their honest words pixelated. Do you think the CCP's control is terrifying? Anyway, at least the real voice was finally spoken. After all, physically crossing the Great Firewall, seeing the free world. Many people inside the wall never get a chance to physically cross the wall in their lifetime; if they do manage to cross, being alive and safe is already a blessing. It hits hard. On July 28, a netizen entered the flood‑ravaged Yunnan Village in Guangxi, and the scene that greeted them was devastating. The village was essentially a ruin, littered with trash and waste. The residential buildings remain, but life there has been destroyed. Because attention has waned, disaster victims have received no rescue at all. And you haven’t even seen the compiled edition yet. Netizens don’t mention it, but China suffers floods everywhere, and the top leaders of the CCP have never once visited a disaster area to offer condolences. Yet they spend every day playing with fire in the Taiwan Strait. 1.4 billion Chinese have been fed a mad wild boar. The key point is that China no longer has 1.4 billion people. Countless people have had their lives taken innocently by the CCP’s worldwide virus dissemination process—how tragic. Tea‑drinkers must poll this. Why does CCP guru Zhang Weiwei dare to stare and lie, saying Taiwan’s system is backward and there will be no next election? Choose from the options: 1. He believes that repeating a lie a thousand times makes it truth; 2. Whether there are dates or not, he swings two sticks and deceives as many as he can; 3. Shamelessly supporting the Party is his livelihood strategy; 4. The CCP’s guru mentality is abnormal, each one a snake‑like lunatic. Quickly type a number in the comment section.

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The CCP's Xinhua News Agency reported on July 30 that the CCP Politburo held a meeting on July 30 and decided to convene the Fifth Plenum of the 20th CCP Central Committee in Beijing in October this year. The agenda includes: the Politburo delivering a report, studying the persistent promotion of comprehensive and strict Party governance, analyzing the current economic situation, and deploying work for the second half of the year. The last sentence states: The meeting also discussed other matters. A reminder: the fewer the words, the bigger the issue. Once Trump confirms his visit to the US in September, Xi Jinping will immediately strike while the iron is hot and convene the Fifth Plenum in October to discuss with the entire Party whether he should continue his fourth term or, as suggested by two-session representative Du Meishuang, serve for life. It's nauseating. In a year of floods, it's uncertain if the national treasury has any surplus, so where will the funds for a lifetime tenure come from? The General Secretary stated that he has already found a good solution through his difficult exploration experiences. Let's start Cultural Revolution 2.0. After much deliberation, the only old product they can offer is this. By coercion and enticement, university graduates are required to have a certain proportion of Western Plan volunteers take the lead in swearing an oath to go to the west, to the grassroots, to desolate places where birds don't shit, to the corners of the earth that the Party-State's big bosses want us to go to. Ah, forget it, pack your bags quickly. Look here, a graduate representative weakly stated, 'Wherever Xi Mingze works, we will work.' Thank you. Old Red Guards said it feels particularly familiar. During the Cultural Revolution, they fooled us into going to the mountains and the countryside to resettle unemployed urban youth and forcibly halt the Red Guards' attacks on Party and government organs. The original government officials had all been purged, and the revolutionary young generals were no longer needed and should be kicked out. How evil the CCP is. Now a similar situation has arisen: there are a large number of unemployed university graduates in cities. Sending them to the west can alleviate Baozi's employment pressure. I completely understand what the Politburo's report means. That sentence, 'analyzing the current economic situation and deploying work for the second half of the year,' specifically means arranging how to persuade graduates to go to the mountains and the countryside. You're half right. There's the other half: 'persistent promotion of comprehensive and strict Party governance on several major issues.' What does that mean? The Emperor is wielding the butcher knife and is about to start a great purge within the Party. Not enough have been killed yet, far from it. Baozi thinks to himself, my man Xing Rui has already been dealt with, and anti-Xi forces must have corresponding officials, so we need to make 1:1 sacrifices. This is good, a buy-one-get-one-free approach to uncovering hidden threats. Your Party is really collapsing fast this time. The CCP's external propaganda, Hong Kong's 'Sing Tao Daily,' reported that it is highly likely that the Fifth Plenum this year will handle the appointment of alternate members to the Central Committee, ratify the downfall of high-ranking officials like Ma Xingrui, and expel them from the Party. According to the CCP Party Constitution, if the number of Central Committee members is insufficient, alternate members will be appointed in order of votes received. This is certainly the case. BUT, this rule has been personally broken by Baozi. At the Fourth Plenum last year, eight alternate members of the Central Committee were collectively 'skipped' when being appointed to the Central Committee. Five of them were from the military. Therefore, a major purge of the CCP's high ranks, especially the military, is still in full swing. Baozi's persistent focus on the military clearly indicates that the lingering influence of Zhang Youxia has not been completely eradicated. Old Xi is somewhat enraged. You guessed so correctly? How about this? According to insider information from Lao Tang, a source close to the military, the investigation into Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhen was completed two months ago. BUT, military leaders are not cooperating, and the command system of the Central Military Commission has been in chaos for over half a year. Currently, subordinates of the Central Military Commission's high command do not obey, and no one is willing to sign documents for fear of taking responsibility. Xi Jinping has bypassed the original military coordination channels and relies on the disciplinary inspection system to control the military, even specifically appointing Zhang Shuguang to take over the work of the Disciplinary Committee. Even a fool understands that Xi Jinping is prioritizing the loyalty review of his rivals over military development. To put it bluntly, he wants to kill. No wonder no one is signing documents when they come down. If you're not careful, you'll be sent directly to a military court. Another insider, Mr. Bi, said that since Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhen fell, Baozi has not announced the candidates for 'Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission' and 'Chief of the Joint Staff Department,' prioritizing the promotion of the head of the Military Disciplinary Commission. It is clear that he is going to play hardball; if you don't cooperate, you'll be dealt with. Once the style is improved, the matter of winning battles should be put on the agenda. Let us wait and see.

On a day in late July 2026, a message was suddenly posted in an internal work group of Peking University, the top university of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) nation. What was the message? After apparently @‑mentioning everyone, a staff member announced that two Chinese mathematicians, Deng Yu and Wang Hong, had won the Fields Medal. All secondary units are now required, in the format of the group file, to comprehensively tally every type of connection their unit has with the two laureates. Yes, that includes academic exchanges, alumni and mentorship ties, joint project collaborations, research visits, conference meetings, regional science‑education liaison, even indirect referrals, citations of academic results, popular science talks, and so on. What on earth is this for? The report must be submitted to the office before the afternoon work shift; any unit that fails to submit on time must provide a written explanation to the leadership. Upon receiving the reply, my goodness. It looks like they are mobilizing reactionary mass forces, gathering clues to find any tenuous link to Wang Hong and Deng Yu. Keeping up with the situation. Let me tell you, the propaganda department of Peking University’s Guangxi branch has fully mobilized and is about to cause a stir. Wang Hong’s high‑school Chinese teacher was the first to recall a famous line from Wang’s essay, “Enjoy the beauty of mathematics in learning.” The memory of that Chinese teacher. The high‑school English teacher recalled Wang Hong, eyes bright, smile at the corners of the mouth, walking with focus, ordinary yet extraordinary. In fact, they had forgotten such a person existed. Even a primary school Chinese teacher at Shazi Center recalled clearly, “Wang Hong loved studying since childhood.” All these wonderful memories, the primary school teachers’ recollections, are being brought up. It is said that officials of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Party Committee and government read the report and secretly laughed. This truly matches the old saying: when you fail you are an orphan, when you succeed a hundred and eighty‑one fathers pop up at once. Isn’t there such a saying? Anyway, as you put it, before the award there was no record of the person, after the award the whole world becomes friendly allies. A headline that moves China. Even AI can’t hide this. A taxi driver claimed he was the one who took “little Wang” to the airport for study abroad in France that day. Don’t believe it? Look here. Wow, even a half‑medal‑decorated brother appears on the military honors. Indeed, the award‑seeking art has become a thing. Sherlock Holmes of the tea house says we should talk about the magnitude‑8 earthquake that hit the international mathematics community on July 23. Let me start: on July 23, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, at the Fields Medal ceremony—often called the “Nobel Prize of Mathematics”—for the first time two Chinese laureates were honored, young mathematicians Wang Hong and Deng Yu. Among them, 35‑year‑old Wang Hong, together with collaborators, solved the century‑old classic problem known as the “3‑dimensional hanging valley conjecture,” becoming the first Chinese and the third woman ever to receive the Fields Medal in its hundred‑year history. A leading female figure in mathematics. The news flew back to the CCP nation and exploded. Definitely exploded. Major media bolded huge headlines, “Milestone in Chinese Mathematics History,” “Home‑grown Top Talent.” All sorts of halos were thrown around. The Guangxi Daily ran a full‑page banner with a sensational title, “Wang’s Conjecture.” And you haven’t even mentioned Wang Hong’s alma mater, Guilin High School, which is now ablaze with a “Chasing Light to the Far‑Reaches—From the Riverside of Rong Lake to the Summit of Mathematics” Wang Hong spirit study exchange conference, with keynote speeches full of resolve. They can’t just let these kids go. The Party Mother says absolutely not. Why? Even French President Emmanuel Macron personally studied with little Wang, calling Wang Hong on the phone to congratulate him. “Sister, how did you derive the law of bone‑scraping toxin removal?” “So awesome. When will you return to France? I’ll treat you to fine food and drinks.” Hey, Macron, the French drama king, wants his fill of drama. So, Cài Qí, the “bayonet brother,” sighed anxiously; his unrelated “turkey dragon” is riding the hype wave. Why isn’t the General Secretary acting quickly? What to do? Cài Qí already has a plan, having prepared the script for assigning homework to Wang Hong. “Wang, you’re so lucky, the organization arranged for you to meet the General Secretary in person.” Ah. BUT, don’t be arrogant or complacent, don’t mention you’re a mathematician. Why? Because General Secretary Xi’s elementary math was poor, a lifelong pain from his childhood. He’s been trying to cure it his whole adult life, still not cured. If you get overly excited and blurt out something that triggers the General Secretary’s old wound, we’ll both be in big trouble. Let’s start with an S‑pressuring move: my old life now rests entirely in little Wang’s hands.

Meanwhile, amidst the chaotic dance between Cai Qi and Macron, a deluge of comments poured in. Someone shared a short video of Wang Hong being interviewed, questioning why she didn't thank the "Party and the government" for her cultivation in her award acceptance speech. This hit a nerve. Netizens also posted a video of Wang Hong receiving the Fields Medal in Shanghai. Note, this was in Shanghai. She didn't thank the Party then either. This confused even the Party Secretary of Peking University. Secretary Liu, surely Wang didn't fail to mention Peking University's contribution to her development? She did. I read the translated transcript of Wang Hong's acceptance speech, where she thanked Peking University's School of Mathematical Sciences for the systematic and solid mathematical training during her undergraduate studies that laid the foundation. Secretary Liu remarked, "I recall the more widely circulated and popular quote being, 'I was always struggling at Peking University; just surviving was good enough.' It was the French academic environment that allowed me to build confidence in mathematics. Because my advisor told me, 'Write down everything you don't understand, and I'll answer all of it when we meet next time.' It was the first time I realized I didn't have to face all problems alone; someone was willing to help me.'" To put it in terms leaders can understand, it's not that talent is being poached by the US; it's that they weren't talent before going, and they were cultivated into talent there. Wang Hong's foreign advisor has become completely famous. Netizen Tieshou summarized that, besides the French one, Wang Hong's praise for her MIT advisor in the US was deeply touching. First, infinite patience: you ramble on, and they don't interrupt or roll their eyes, waiting for you to finish explaining. As you talk, you clarify things yourself. Second, they don't force the issue: they follow your flawed reasoning, pointing out logical gaps and helping you fill them, gradually guiding you towards independent research thinking – a brilliant move. Third, they expertly handle academic anxiety: they are calm and patient, making you feel that making mistakes is normal. Simply put, a good advisor can tolerate your mess and slowness better than you can, and eventually guide you to clarity. Truly remarkable. This time, Wang Hong's advisor, Larry Guth, also attended the award ceremony. However, he wasn't in the front row but stood outside the window with a worn bag, smiling as he watched his student share her research findings. Netizens commented, "This is what academic mentorship should look like: advisors support wholeheartedly without ever stealing credit." Speaking of which, here comes the "heart-wrenching compilation" of CCP-controlled China. How do PhD supervisors in the CCP's China operate? How? These past few days, a conversation between a PhD student and their supervisor at a university in Chongqing has gone viral. A current PhD student, who had already completed six years of study and met all graduation requirements, was allegedly held back by their supervisor, forbidden from leaving. The student was reportedly forced to help the supervisor with project applications, expense reimbursements, and even picking up children, all while being denied graduation. The supervisor's exploitation of the student was blatant. The student, pushed to the brink, sent a text message questioning: "As a teacher, have you fulfilled your duties for even a single day? You don't hold group meetings, don't go to the lab, the research is done by senior students, writing materials for you, completing external projects – haven't you squeezed me enough these past few years? If you don't let me graduate, I will have to report your past academic misconduct and plagiarism of student work to the relevant school authorities. If the school leadership doesn't act, I'll report it to the Ministry of Education. Let's see who wins." The student was truly desperate. How did the supervisor reply? The supervisor calmly responded: "Then you'd better pray you win. You can try me. Don't think too highly of yourself; you are like an ant before me." Such shameless words were uttered. The PhD student, unable to bear it any longer, exposed the incident online. The event caused a nationwide sensation, and the supervisor backed down, begging the student: "Please, I implore you, can you delete the posts and withdraw your complaint? We can discuss compensation; the authorship of the papers is yours, I'll reimburse you for the publication fees, and I won't block your graduation." This is disgusting: arrogant and ugly when powerful, groveling and pathetic when desperate. So, netizens say, advisors in the free world teach you how to hold your head high, while advisors in the CCP's China teach you how to bow your head. This is not just about the quality of individual advisors; it's about different educational systems and academic environments. CCP's China's advisor Zhang Weiwei stated, "This is China."

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