Little Pinks and "Rebels" Got into a Street Fight in Washington?! 77's Blah Blah TALK "Refreshing 779" 20260925

The video first discusses the clashes between supporters and opponents on the scene during Xi Jinping's visit to the United States, and analyzes the differences in thinking between Little Pinks and free citizens. It then focuses on user submissions from the streets of Xiamen, covering phenomena such as population decline, store closures, sluggish tourism, employment difficulties, the imbalance between wages and prices, mortgage pressures, corporate layoffs, and residents' consumption downgrade.

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As we know, Xi Jinping has visited the United States again, right? On-site videos have surfaced showing the entire process of welcoming him. We can take a look at this segment of him getting off the plane. In this short clip, it is very clear that nowadays whenever Xi Jinping takes a plane, including during his entire travels, he needs Peng Liyuan to help support him. Everyone can see this quite clearly, which means his legs and feet are likely not in a very flexible state.

In addition, because of his arrival, there are rebels in the United States, as well as Little Pinks. We know that the embassy even specifically looks for overseas students every time to make them participate in welcoming the chairman's activities. Nobody could have expected that they would actually end up fighting on the spot.

[Video clip] As you can see, neither side is willing to back down.

They also started a fierce fight. I can only say that many people actually do not understand why many people have already come to a free and democratic country like the United States, yet still retain a pink brain. In fact, this is because they were instilled with ideology since childhood, and their mindset has not truly transformed into that of a citizen. Friends, can you understand this? You must know that citizens need to be cultivated, and they need to be helped to understand before they can become citizens.

Friends might not quite understand why some people are obsessed with being Little Pinks. The reason is very simple, because it requires no responsibility whatsoever. For example, if we as citizens vote and participate in the country's politics, then essentially we have to bear the cost of the voting result. If you voted for this person, but this person is not what you imagined, and after taking office they do some rather bizarre things or deceived people at the time, then some of their policies will have a practical impact on you, and you even have to bear a part of this responsibility yourself. This is because we are citizens, right? This country is a part of that belongs to us, and we build it together, so you have to bear this part of the responsibility.

However, if you are a brainless Little Pink, you don't have to do that at all. Since I didn't vote, and I didn't choose you at all, then can't I just be completely fine, and I have an adored leader who can solve all problems for me, so I don't have to care about any trouble, and I just follow along all the way: My lord, my lord, what should we do? Master, master, what should we do?

Therefore, this kind of mentality is very easy to cultivate. Many people may feel that they no longer want to be citizens or something similar. This is also why, even after they arrive here, they still cannot become citizens; their thinking cannot be transformed. In other words, they have not undergone any substantive change at all, and in essence, they are no different from Little Pinks. They have not yet learned how to be a free person in a free and democratic country.

Moreover, this is actually irreversible for both sides. If a Little Pink is not in the state of a free person, once they are basically set in their ways, it is very difficult for them to become a free person; it is also very difficult for a free person to regress into the state of a Little Pink. This is why, if an autocratic monarch wants to occupy a land of freedom, the only way is to make these free people physically disappear; there is no other way, otherwise it is impossible to brainwash them back into Little Pinks.

This is also why we can see that these two groups are irreconcilable. We and the Little Pinks, those who like to kiss the feet of their masters, can never merge together; it is destined to be a life-and-death struggle.

[Video Clip · Tourist] Arrived in Xiamen, it's only 10:30 now, and there really aren't many people. My god, Xiamen is really so deserted, what's going on? It's supposed to be a tourist city, right? Where are the people? It's empty, just these few people.

[Video Clip · Tourist] No way, why is Xiamen so quiet now? Many shops haven't opened, and even those that are open don't have many people. Why on earth? Why?

[Video Clip] The situation in Xiamen now is really a bit scary to talk about. Over 5 million people don't know where they went. The streets suddenly have so many fewer people; look, there's no one, it's as if they vanished into thin air. Now, the morning and evening rush hours aren't even that congested. In the past, look, places like KFC used to be packed with people, but now they are empty too.

What's most bizarre is that the streets are full of "shop for rent" signs. Some of the "transfer" advertisements have even faded, yet no one has taken over. Finding a job now is truly a matter of life and death. Good friends I know haven't found jobs and are now driving for Didi or delivering food. Housing prices have dropped significantly, but people are holding onto their money and not buying houses. Even the Yonghui Supermarket, which had been open in Xiamen for 17 years, has closed down. Don't you think it's scary? Where on earth did these people go?

[Video Clip · Catering Practitioner] Closed down, closed down, this one is also transferring. You ask if life in Xiamen is difficult? For people like them in the catering business, they can barely afford the rent. Renting advertisements have been posted for a year without anyone asking, and when you ask, the jobs are either sales or customer service. With a bachelor's degree, you only end up with 5,000 yuan a month, and a single room for rent costs over 1,000. Prices are chasing after wages; even a cup of lemon tea on the side of the road costs 15 yuan. For temporary jobs at electronics factories paying 10 yuan an hour, there are still people lining up at 2:00 AM.

[Video Clip] In Xiamen now, the only movement they imagine can remain is being able to work. Our Northeast, the ocean, let alone, it's very simple, no, no. Everyone killed... don't say who it is, even if Trump came in, he would be in tears. Look at Xiamen, isn't it frustrating?

[Video Clip · Tourism Practitioner] The tourism market in Xiamen this year is truly miserable. In previous years, in July, Xiamen North Station would be packed with people, and many peers would open shops here. This year, there isn't a single one; it's too miserable.

[Video Clip] Everything is closed.

[Video Clip · Tourist] This is the once-prosperous Zhongshan Road. Today, after almost 30 years, walking around this place, really, look, it's too depressed. In my impression, it used to be very prosperous. Just when I walked onto that road, many shops had already been cleared out. Honestly, the actual economy is really not that easy to do right now.

[Video Clip · Finance Practitioner] Many families like ours are now barely able to make ends meet. Living in a luxury mansion worth millions, yet unable to afford property management fees of a few hundred; driving a luxury car worth millions, yet unable to afford a few hundred in gas. I work in the finance industry, and almost every day I see houses being auctioned or sealed by the court because people can't pay their mortgages. A perfectly good family is torn apart just like that, and they can't even afford to eat.

Actually, there are many families in Xiamen now facing this kind of dilemma. The wage level in Xiamen is not high, and coupled with the fact that everyone was overspending and not knowing how to save, there is almost no money left in their pockets. Income is unstable, while expenses are fixed. So I sincerely advise everyone to be restrained in consumption; if you don't need to buy it, don't. Without any savings in your pocket, you don't even dare to get sick, let alone talk about filial piety to parents or raising children.

[Video Clip · Migrant Workers Returning Home] Quanzhou and Xiamen, Fujian. It's tense; this time we are really leaving. Take a good look, these are migrant workers who came to Fujian at the beginning of the year and are now returning home, not people going out to work. Fujian is too difficult this year; everywhere pays only four or five thousand yuan a month, which is not enough to get by. Especially in Xiamen, rent is at least 800 to 900 yuan, and can go up to several thousand. Gas is 150 yuan per tank, electricity is sometimes charged at 1.5 yuan per unit, and water is 7 or 8 yuan. First-tier city consumption with fifth-tier city wages. Please do not believe those arrogant, nonsensical boasts online saying you can easily earn 9,000 or 10,000 yuan. If it were that easy, would so many people be returning home?

[Video Clip · Xiamen Resident] Having lived in Xiamen for 30 years, I can clearly feel that the population of Xiamen has been decreasing over the past two years. It used to be crowded, like people packed in Guangdong, and you could talk business after closing up shop. Now people don't go out, many houses are empty, and no one lives in them. The once-thriving Wanda Golden Street now has shops up for transfer because there is no one; people have all gone back.

For a city to develop, population growth is a major factor. Now, foreign trade orders have dropped significantly, and manufacturing orders are not good either, so they can only lay people off. Those without permanent positions are fired directly, or their salaries are cut from seven or eight thousand to five or six thousand, forcing them to resign voluntarily. Xiamen's population loss is very serious because it was originally positioned as a tourist city. With the economy declining, people have no money, there are fewer tourists, and service industry jobs have definitely decreased.

Other cities at least have industrial hotspots, but Xiamen has actually regressed too much over the past two years. Now, consumption in Xiamen has not downgraded; it is indeed first-tier housing prices, second-tier consumption, and third-tier income, which in itself is uncoordinated.

[Video Clip] Look, in the city of Xiamen now, those picking up trash, people in their fifties or sixties, are picking it up here every day, making a mess everywhere, and the smell is heavy and stinking to death. This is the Fifth Hospital, and this street behind is full of it. As long as there is a trash can, they put it there, and after they finish, they don't know how to put it back. They just picked up a crushed can and drank that mineral water.

[Video Clip] Look at Xiamen, Xiamen is truly a prison. Even a lake has to be surrounded by fences, all fences, a city like a prison.

[Video Clip] As one of the most prominent cities for economic development in China, Xiamen's prosperity is inseparable from its geographical location near Taiwan and the economic support of Taiwanese businessmen. However, it is surprising that Xiamen's population is decreasing, and many people can't even guarantee their basic living expenses. First-tier city prices, fifth-tier city income. Ordinary people struggle in Xiamen for decades and still cannot afford a house; wages are getting lower and lower, and job opportunities are becoming fewer and fewer.

Even the locals in Xiamen complain that Xiamen is no longer the Xiamen it was a few years ago. The pedestrian streets are empty, physical stores in shopping malls are closing one after another, and many bosses can't hold on even if they mortgage their cars and houses. The only things common on the street are Didi drivers and food delivery riders. Many migrant workers return to their hometowns early because they cannot find work. Outsiders coming to Xiamen can only feel endless depression and depression.

[Video Clip] This is the most beautiful subway station in Xiamen, Wuyuan Bay Wetland Park. It was a place where all the pillars would light up and it was very beautiful. Now why is it all turned off? No one comes to check in anymore. Take a look.

[Video Clip · Small Vendor] Everyone is holding their pockets tight; it's true that everyone is reluctant to spend. You can take a look, everyone is just trying to get by. As soon as I arrived, this boss was saying he was dying. It's really strange; it seems like there's no one anywhere.

I used to fry chicken here, and I could fry more than a dozen a day. Now I can't even fry that many, just three or five. His wife said that a large basin used to sell out quickly, but this summer, even one basin can't be sold out. Yesterday and the day before, I said, why not change to a small basin? Today she said even the small basin can't be sold out.

I went to Longhu yesterday to set up a stall. Isn't there a fruit vendor over there at Longhu? I talked to her and said I wanted to bring some eggs to sell. She said, "You can come and try it, but in less than an hour, you'll be running faster than a rabbit." Many of my customers tell me the same thing: the eggs they have inside are really fragrant, but nowadays the eggs in supermarkets and those sold by ordinary people outside are also edible. Even if the price difference is only a few yuan, they still choose low consumption. Now every family has to survive, and people come out to set up stalls just to make 1 yuan, 1 yuan, or 1 dime.

Continuously showing everyone the state of certain people in China's current situation, including their true psychological feelings. We have been watching for so long, yet we still cannot finish, simply cannot finish, because the situations everyone encounters are completely different. I really feel that when everyone thinks there is a problem with this environment, no matter how the people at the top quibble, there is definitely a problem.