The Dagger Revealed in Xi Winnie's National Day Speech

Zhai Shanying analyzed in a live stream that Xi Jinping's recent visit to the U.S. yielded meager results, pointing out that U.S. President Trump's statements on issues such as AI cooperation directly slapped the face of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) official media's propaganda. At the same time, he focused on analyzing the unprecedented change in the 2026 National Day speech where the ranking of the "Chinese Communist Party" was placed before the "Chinese people" and the "People's Republic of China," arguing that this signifies the CCP no longer keeps up pretenses and completely exposes the essence of its rule, while discussing the low-desire reality of Chinese society falling into an "era of simply getting by."

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Oh, thank you everyone, quite on time today, right? Even though daylight saving time changed, I'm still doing pretty well, trying my best to be quite on time. Made a mistake around this time last year, didn't notice, alright? Friends, hello everyone, today is October 2, 2026, Friday. Welcome everyone to Zhai Shanying's YouTube channel to chat and relax. Good for friends back home to fall asleep to, and good for overseas friends to wake up to. I suppose many friends back home are on holiday right now, right?

It's the weekend, hello everyone, hello everyone! It's the weekend, old habit, starting to have a casual chat with everyone. It's fine with nobody here, with or without people, we're just chatting anyway, right? Is tonight early? Didn't the time change? Oh, it's 9:02? The time didn't change, let me check, was I wrong? Oh, I thought daylight saving/winter time changed and I was an hour early, but that's fine, being an hour early, I'll hold myself to strict standards, an hour early everyone just bears with it, alright! Alright, let's start chatting. Today I'm an hour early, I misread my watch, I thought the winter time change happened, ended up misreading my watch and even getting a bit nervous, precursor to senile dementia, nothing can be done about it. Let's talk first about last week, when the fucking idiot Xi Jinping visited the United States.

Regarding this visit, many domestic official media outlets in the CCP's country, as well as many domestic and overseas self-media, all said that the fucking idiot Xi Jinping's visit to the United States showcased that the CCP's country achieved a huge victory. I think this conclusion is very interesting, it should be considered a joke. Today really is an hour early, I'm very sorry, very sorry, especially for regular live-stream viewers, I'm very sorry. But old habit, since the stream is early, just roll with me! Let's lay out the facts, talk sense, and continue. Last week, Trump received the fucking idiot Xi Jinping with an unprecedentedly high diplomatic protocol. People usually feel that when two heads of state meet, there should be some important matters they need to discuss face-to-face and finally produce some results, right? Of course, now everyone knows the result, the result is basically zero results.

For example, matters that both the CCP's country and the U.S. know about—the most important ones like rare earths issues, fentanyl issues, tariff issues, technological cooperation issues, the Taiwan issue, the Iran issue, and so on—none of them produced any results in this meeting. The senior heads of state, the top leaders of the two countries, had no important results in such a meeting. Do you call this a success or not a success? I love you too, I love you too! Therefore, what those media outlets wrote was that visiting the CCP's country was a very successful trip, how that came out, we simply don't know.

The CCP's official release regarding this US-China summit meeting has formed what they call the "eight-point consensus." I call it a joke. Why an eight-point consensus? I believe many friends have read these eight points, such as both sides mutually supporting each other in hosting G20 or APEC summits. This was already confirmed by that fucking idiot Xi Jinping when Trump visited the CCP last time; they wrote it down again this time. Why? What about establishing a US-China trade and investment committee mechanism? This was also confirmed by Trump and Xi Jinping during his last visit to the CCP. They wrote it down again. And what about both sides suggesting more favorable tariff treatment for $30 billion worth of non-sensitive goods from each other? "Suggesting" treatment? Are they actually going to give it or not? How will they give it? They still have to keep talking. Does this count as a result? Isn't this just part of the process? If this kind of thing can count as a result, where continuing to talk and chat counts as a result, then don't the conflicts between the US and Iran have results every single day?

Everyone says that continuing to talk and chat counts as a result, but is this really a result? And what about the agreement that Iran should not possess nuclear weapons? Isn't this a consensus that the US and China have long held internationally? How did it become a consensus and result of this meeting again? And the agreement that no country or organization should levy communication fees on international waterways—this is also a consensus that the US and China have formed at international meetings for many years. They confirmed it again this time, counting it as a consensus result of this meeting. This is hilarious! In life, I think only very retarded people would take things that have been confirmed many times over many years, confirm them again, and count them as consensus results. Then there is the CCP's promise to buy coal from the US—at least 10 million tons in 2027 and at least 10 million tons in 2028. This is something that benefits the US, right? This shouldn't have any benefit for the People's Republic of China, right? The only consensus that looks like it might have some results, according to CCP state media, is that the US and China have taken a big step in jointly governing AI, which is establishing a US-China AI dialogue and accident communication channel.

I am used to presenting facts and reasoning. According to the version provided by the CCP, I guess you all didn't watch the US-China summit, right? The eight-point consensus reached, except for the AI item, is either old news or trivial matters; there isn't a single thing that required the two heads of state to meet in person, or even confirm by phone. In international relations, these are all tiny matters that could be solved by ministers, vice-ministers, or even lower-level working groups of each country. For example, the CCP's purchase of coal from the US is in the same category as the CCP purchasing beef from Brazil or iron ore from Australia. Communication at the vice-minister level is absolutely enough! For this kind of thing, let alone that fucking idiot Xi Jinping, even the Premier level doesn't need to come out to talk, right? Logically, when the heads of state of two countries meet,

it should be for matters that the relevant ministers or vice-ministers cannot solve, which are then reported to the Premier. Only when the Premier feels it touches upon high-level political issues does it go to the heads of state to make a decision through meetings, phone calls, etc. That should be the logic. Everyone can look back at the era of Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao. Those who are younger, unlike me who has symptoms of senile dementia, should clearly remember the clear division of tasks between the General Secretary and the Premier at that time. You almost never saw Hu Jintao talk about anything other than major political issues with foreign heads of state. It was always Wen Jiabao doing the talking. So this time, when that fucking idiot Xi Jinping visited the US, he didn't touch upon any of the things a head of state should talk about, as mentioned above. There were no results, except for the one we discussed, which seems to have a result regarding AI.

According to the CCP's narrative, the meeting between the two heads of state laid a foundation for the global AI landscape to be governed by both China and the US. I forgot the time, I remembered the time wrong, sorry. The Xinhua News Agency article is titled "Taking an Important Step for Global AI Towards Good and Inclusive Development." Isn't that impressive? You release this information, the CCP's Xinhua News Agency and CCTV released this heavy news on September 28, marking it as a major achievement. After all, what? Xi Jinping went to the US, so there must be such a thing. AI is also the hottest topic in the world. The announcement on September 28, unexpectedly, unexpectedly, one day later, on September 29, this result was slapped in the face by President Trump himself.

Why did Trump give a public speech at the White House on September 29? According to the original text, somebody said, "Oh, let's do a joint venture. Ah, let's work together with China." Someone suggested that on the matter of AI, we could form a joint company or do something together with China. But then, what happened? "We are going to be giving a lot of secrets." Meaning we would definitely lose a lot of secrets because the Chinese Communist Party would steal them from us. So what was the result? Trump said, "We talk about it. Ah, not that much." As in, we did talk about it, but not very much. "Because I didn't want to do anything. Because I didn't want to do anything." I didn't intend to do anything with China regarding AI at all, right? "We are leading. So why would I want to do anything?" We are the leaders of this industry in the world, so why would I want to do anything with China? "I want to keep it that way." I want it to stay this way on this matter, meaning we remain the leader. China is a piece of shit! Why should we do anything with China? This whole thing is that somebody said, someone brought this up at the meeting.

What were they going to do? So why is Trump considered so badass for this speech on August 29? Because Trump said, I fucking never thought about having any cooperation with the Chinese Communist Party in the field of AI, let alone investing in a company or joint investment! What about AI where the US and China co-govern? So that single consensus claimed by the Chinese Communist Party was directly denied by Trump himself! Trump himself said, "We talk about it not that much." We talked about it at the meeting, but not very much, because "I didn't want to do anything." Actually, I fucking didn't want to do anything with China in the field of AI—a total slap in the face.

So how great is that, how great! That is, when our great Xi Jinping visited the United States, aside from purchasing US coal—a matter that could at best be handled by a ministerial-level official—there was absolute shit all left, not a single thing. So that fucking idiot Xi Jinping going to the US this time basically meant that besides getting scolded, with fucking curses everywhere on the streets against him, nothing was accomplished at all.

Last time Trump came to China, people at least made the Chinese Communist Party promise to buy a large number of US airplanes, buy massive amounts of US agricultural products, resume buying US beef, resume buying US livestock and poultry products, confirm the establishment of a US-China Trade Committee and Investment Committee mechanism, and confirm that both sides jointly support each other in hosting the G20 and APEC summits, along with a bunch of other things. If you had to tackle these things one by one underneath, you couldn't finish them in a year or half. Trump came alone once, and got all of it done. He had results, which shows that Trump's visit to the Chinese Communist Party's country was successful and fruitful. This time, the fucking idiot Xi Jinping went to the US, and aside from promising to buy US coal, there was absolutely nothing else.

So I'm saying, an idiot is an idiot. That is, this Xi Jinping, in so many telephone communications and face-to-face talks with the US, every time he diligently and hard-workingly discusses the Taiwan issue, but the fucking opponent Trump never pays attention to him, including when reporters in China said we care very much, and the US said we'll talk about this later, ignoring it entirely. Such a big head of state, claiming to be very badass Xi Jinping, every word he says is ignored by Trump. This should be a matter that severely wounds one's self-esteem. But there is no way out; people fucking don't even bother to care about you, and you still have to fucking smile and suck up to them.

The only thing brought back to talk about—reaching an AI partnership with the US—turned out to be denied by their president, who said there was no such thing. During the meeting, we didn't really talk much about this issue either; I never intended to do anything with the Chinese Communist Party in this regard at all. The US is the leading one, the leader of the worldwide AI industry, and will continue to be so in the future. So to sum it up, I don't know how many self-media outlets inside and outside the Chinese Communist Party's country could conclude that the fucking idiot Xi Jinping's visit to the US was a success. How did they reach this conclusion? Well, whether it's successful or not, old topics are always revealed by the results. Traveling tens of thousands of kilometers and spending countless money just to go experience what it's like to have gongs and drums beating, firecrackers blasting, and curses all around.

And then there is a promise made to them, to buy twenty million tons of coal from them—it must be bought, this is called success. If this is the definition of success, I think the vast majority of people in this world are successful. Of course, it is also possible that my level is low, and I don't know if there is anyone of a high level who can tell me, where can one see that this fucking idiot Xi Jinping's visit to the United States is a success? Alright, let's just chat, this matter is finished, let's continue with the main topic, presenting facts and reasoning. From all the comments everyone has left me this year, you see, for every one of my live streams and videos, I have said that I present facts and reason, and I have said that I am a self-media streamer who receives super special attention from the CCP.

How special is this degree? Presenting facts and reasoning. Have any of you regular viewers noticed a problem? My followers, in October of last year, hey, 284,000, to October of this year, a full year, have you noticed? That is, every one of my live streams, at the very least over 100,000, and at most 300,000 to 400,000 views. But have you noticed that my follower count has hardly grown at all in a year, and may have even decreased? Has anyone noticed? Do you think that in the entire overseas self-media field you have built, is there anyone like me?

Is there anyone like me, where every single video, at the very least over 100,000, at most hundreds of thousands of views, but for a whole year, the follower traffic has hardly increased by a single person? Interesting, right? So if someone says the CCP is not working hard, spending money, spending people, and spending all kinds of energy on me, so much money given to people like that fucking Wang Zhian to deal with me. Do you think the CCP doesn't have special treatment for me? Is this situation even possible? I have told everyone that when things are abnormal, there must be demons, do you understand?

So why is my channel truly receiving super special treatment from the CCP, super special treatment, do you understand? Oh my, YouTube controls many places, I have told everyone long ago, I have even been forcibly deleted, I have told everyone about this. Just look for yourselves, is there a second YouTube streamer like me? If there is, I can't control it, right? I can't control the follower count, right? Is there a second person like me? A streamer with over, let's say, not many, over 10,000 followers, is there anyone like me? Not even talking about 100,000, for a whole year! Every video has so many views, every video has such high traffic, and then the follower count hasn't increased by a single one, okay?

Alright, but everyone also knows, and I can feel it from everyone's comments, that the mindset of all these good friends is getting better and better. The spirit is becoming more and more resilient, just as I said! Everyone is bringing a little blanket and a little stool, just sitting there watching how the CCP regime collapses! So, things that everyone found very surprising and strange in the past, a year or two or three years ago, are now completely indifferent! Like the last live stream, I told everyone, I said China might face a food crisis, an energy crisis, children's higher education is going to have problems, etc., this kind of thing, if we had said this two years ago, many people would have started to get excited, and comments would have started appearing about whether to hoard food or this or that. But look at the comment section now.

There isn't even any mention of it, not even any discussion, everyone doesn't even talk about these topics in the comment section. And as for where disasters occurred or where people died, which made people very excited two years ago, what's the big deal? Many people used to talk about it, but now there isn't even a request to talk about it, because there are too many, everyone has become resilient, nobody leaves comments anymore, the mindset is stable, just as I said, or you could say numb, you can say stable, or you can say numb, because everyone knows the ending is that the CCP must die, so the current state is all numbness, okay? It's all numbness.

Inside the CCP's territory, there are even more numb people. Does anyone know, friends inside China, does anyone know, in September 2016, that is, last month, the people of the CCP's country invented a term, in one month, it kept appearing on the trending lists of almost all mainstream self-media in this country, it should be considered the term that has occupied the trending list in the CCP's country for the longest time! Has anyone heard of this term? It's called the "Era of Pure Survival," have you heard of it?

In September, this term was everywhere on major self-media in the CCP's country, the difference is just the prefix or suffix. Some wrote that the CCP's China has entered the Era of Pure Survival, some said we have entered the Era of Pure Survival, some said the Era of Pure Survival has arrived, etc. This term, on the trending lists of self-media and public media in the CCP's country, its popularity far exceeds news like that fucking idiot Xi Jinping's visit to the US, the Mid-Autumn Festival, or National Day, okay? So what is the Era of Pure Survival? Everyone can look it up, in domestic media, the Era of Pure Survival, it is the life of people inside China.

To sum up, in terms of material life, avoid all unnecessary consumption and additional consumption; in terms of spiritual life, generate no extra desires whatsoever. As long as food is edible, anything goes; clothes and shoes just need to be wearable, no need to buy new ones; a house is fine as long as it has a roof, regardless of whether it is bought, rented, or whatever; a phone is fine as long as it works, no need to replace it with a new one; a car just needs to be drivable; a job is fine as long as you have one, hardship and fatigue do not matter. A very small circle of acquaintances is enough for socialization, no need to socialize much. Do not date if it costs money, do not touch marriage if it requires a bride price, decide for yourself whether your children turn out well or not, and spend no extra money on them. Do not cause yourself any mental internal friction. There is no need to form any so-called ideals or life goals, and you should not care about anything other than whether you survive or not. This is called turning a deaf ear to the world outside and focusing solely on one's own survival—an era of simply getting by, an era of simply getting by. Defined precisely in the academic language of sociology or macroeconomics, it is a low-desire era formed within a low-desire society. Everyone can take a look for yourselves, alright, just take a look for yourselves, and therefore.

On Douyin, I don't know the English name for Douyin, I have no idea. That, if everyone wants to know what a low-desire era formed within a low-desire society is like, I once recommended a classic in my studies; in higher education teaching, I suggested that people watch a movie starring Ge You made back in the days of the Chinese Communist Party. The movie is called To Live, which is adapted from Yu Hua's novel of the same name. This movie later won the Jury Prize at the 47th Cannes Film Festival, best actor for Ge You, and the Prize of the Ecumenical Jury.

The core of this movie is about how, in the era ruled by the Chinese Communist Party, after 1949, under the rule of the Chinese Communist Party, in the low-desire society constructed by this country, people cannot pursue any dreams, any wishes, or any opportunities for change. You might think, hey, I've seized it, I'm moving up. In this society, as long as you have the desire to pursue and seize opportunities, the result is that you lose even more.

Therefore, under that kind of environment, the vast majority of Chinese people are forced into only one state of living: having no thoughts whatsoever other than just staying alive. Only by doing this can they get through the days one by one. This is called the low-desire era, ah, the low-desire era. In the movie, except for the protagonist, which is the male protagonist Fugui and his wife Jiazhen—wait, Fugui and his wife—these two are just surviving.

Except for the two of them, all the main supporting characters, ah, also the second and third leads, all the main supporting characters ended up with very tragic fates because they had desires. I don't know if anyone has seen this movie? Ah, no one has seen it, so everyone can go and watch it yourselves, ah, go and watch this movie yourselves. I don't know if anyone has seen it? For example, there is Long'er in it, who wanted to live in a big house, had desires, pursued his dream, and finally won the male protagonist Fugui's big house.

And what was the end result? The result was that he was executed by the People's Liberation Army as a counterrevolutionary. Fugui had a dream, drove a car, and kept striving upward. Later, not only did he drive a car, but he even sat in a special small sedan and became a cadre under the Chinese Communist Party. As a result, during the Cultural Revolution, all his positions were revoked, he was criticized and denounced every day, his family was torn apart, his wife committed suicide, and he wanted to commit suicide himself. Mayor Niu dreamed of becoming a good cadre of the Chinese Communist Party and actively implemented various policies of the Chinese Communist Party, such as the Great Leap Forward and so on. In the end, he was defined by the Chinese Communist Party as a capitalist roader, overthrown, and subjected to forced labor.

Fugui's daughter Fengxia lost her voice due to a fever when she was young, became mute, lived a hard life with no hope and no desire. Later she met a man named Erxi, got married, and after marriage lived a relatively happy life, which gave her the desire to live a good life. As a result, she died of postpartum hemorrhage while giving birth. The old doctor was very proficient academically, was overthrown during the political movements, suffered from long-term hunger, had nothing to eat, uh, was on the verge of starving to death. As a result, Fugui once gave him seven steamed buns.

The old doctor then developed the desire to eat his fill, ate too much, and almost choked to death. And so on, everyone has the opportunity to check out this movie To Live. Throughout the entire movie, there are only two people, namely the male protagonist and the female protagonist, who had no desires for life and no hope for the future, and as long as they could just stay alive, they were satisfied, so no tragedy befell them, no tragedy befell them, ah. Therefore, as long as you have desires, whether you are called Fugui, Long'er, Fengxia, or Mayor Niu in this story, anyway, as long as you have desires and hopes, not a single person gets a good result in this movie.

Therefore, an era of simply getting by, ah, a sophisticated term created by us modern people, translated into past Chinese terms, consists of those two words in the movie called living, ah. According to AI analysis, the era of simply getting by is an era where the Chinese Communist Party has developed even further beyond the lying-flat stage, ah. If we call the previous era the lying-flat stage, the Chinese Communist Party says we cannot lie-flat, and the state of people shown in the era of simply getting by is even more passive than lying-flat.

Ah, according to the AI's explanation, because the term "lying flat" implies a subjective refusal to participate in competition, it contains a certain element of resistance. That is to say, many people who lie flat are not doing so because they lack the conditions to do otherwise, but because even if they had the conditions, they choose to do nothing and lie flat. So, there is an element of protest in this. However, the era of "just getting by" (chun guo ri zi) represents what kind of people? It refers to those who are subjectively lying flat, or rather, those who objectively have no way to generate any desires and no longer participate in competition, so they can only be completely non-resistant. They have no desires, no hope, no desire to prove anything, no desire to change anything, no desire to acquire anything, and no desire to go to great lengths for anything to happen.

Life is just eating, sleeping, and compressing everything down to the basic conditions required for survival. Just getting by, counting the days, passing the time, and then living—finishing each day is all there is to it. Ah, this might be, since it hit so many hot searches and rankings in September, a reflection of the overall survival state of many Chinese people at the moment.

Ah, lying flat—originally, when facing frustration or decline, one would feel depressed and sad, but choose to lie flat, yet there was still a possibility of resistance. Now? Uh, it's gone. Just getting by is enough, just purely getting by. Ah, everyone feels that just getting by is the safest way to survive, and that generating desires and hope would only push everyone toward a worse outcome. Logically, it is the same logic as the movie "To Live" (Huozhe).

But as for my environment, Fugui, Fugui, ah, I misspoke, Fugui... the child is called Chunsheng, right? To Fugui, right? Ah, I misspoke, the protagonist is called Fugui, played by Ge You, and Fugui and his wife played by Gong Li. But honestly speaking, if a person really reaches that point, why bother living? Just getting by, every day is gray, simply repeating one day, repeating it 365 times for a year, then repeating it for thirty or fifty years, and then you are old and can die. I just think, why bother living? Might as well just die.

As for me, at my age, nearly sixty, I am still busy every day, studying hard, working, I can still play Clock Tower, I can still travel all over the world, and hang out with friends. Because I think, if my life became just repeating the previous day's life, then I would rather just die. I think that when a person lives in this world, there should be new things; isn't that where the meaning of life lies every day?

Ah, but to each their own. I am just stating my own view. It is just that, when the country of the CCP is now spreading an era of "just getting by," a low-desire society, then the concept of survival for everyone is just to live. Then, in fact, whether for an individual or a country, I think the difference between living and dying is no longer very large. Chunsheng is Fugui's former partner, right? Ah, that is Fugui, Fugui.

Alright, Fugui, once you see this movie, you see through it more than I do. I said it was a precursor to dementia, a precursor to dementia, so I think people, sometimes, really live like this. Of course, this "purely living" is also fine. Some people have a state even more painful than just living, which is that fucking idiot Xi Jinping. I often say that the fucking idiot Xi Jinping lives in fear every day. After this visit to the United States and returning, one can feel it through his actual actions.

Xi Jinping's life in the country should be even harder, especially since the Party is about to hold the Fifth Plenary Session. Theoretically, it should be done with great fanfare. By now, one should see propaganda and materials for the Fifth Plenary Session everywhere. After all, the Politburo has held two meetings before the session, right? But looking at the results, we also know that there has been no wave of study, promotion, or certification formed at the grassroots level after these two meetings. Especially in the military, every time they have to ask everyone to pay attention to this term—this is something that has never happened in the CCP military since its founding—always having to listen to the Central Committee, to support the Central Committee, to do this, to do that.

Ah, whether it was going to visit the United States or coming back, look at the PLA Daily, it is all "must," "must," what is it? In the past, ah, the various services and branches, what kind of cadres would all actively provide feedback, but now it is called "must," "must," which means it hasn't been achieved yet, they hope to achieve it, but it hasn't been achieved. Ah, the CCP organization and the military are already like this, and if the local organizations are also collapsing, superficially loyal to Xi Jinping, but internally collapsing rapidly, then this fucking idiot Xi Jinping should also be getting more and more panicked, more and more terrified.

So in this situation, everyone sees one thing: since the CCP party appeared, since the Communist Party was established until now, 105 years, more than a hundred years, an unprecedented thing has appeared. What thing? That is, everyone knows, yesterday was October 1st, the National Day of the People's Republic of China. This day itself should be a day of suffering for the Chinese nation, after all, the ruling party, the Chinese Communist Party, was not elected by the Chinese people.

Instead, they used deceit, fraud, and daylight robbery to seize power! The promises made back then to the friends and people who helped the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) establish the state were completely ignored after the CCP took power. Furthermore, many of those friends who helped the CCP back then were murdered—everyone knows this, so I won't dwell on it. But this fucking Xi Jinping, facing the current domestic situation and the continuous collapse within the CCP (which was built on deceit and fraud), with people's livelihoods growing increasingly unstable and international blockades tightening day by day, the entire CCP sees no hope for the future.

So he did something that I call unprecedented, hoping that this action would somehow boost confidence within the CCP and halt the internal chaos and collapse! The chaos and collapse must not be allowed to spread from the military to local governments! Things are chaotic enough as it is. So, what is this unprecedented thing? It is the exact wording of this fucking Xi Jinping's speech during the celebration of the 77th anniversary of the founding of the state.

"As long as we strengthen our confidence, lock onto our goals, and march forward step by step with solid determination, success will definitely belong to the great Chinese Communist Party, the great Chinese people, and the great People's Republic of China." Ah, let me repeat that, people might not be very familiar yet with this field, ah: "Success will definitely belong to the great Chinese Communist Party, the great Chinese people, and the great People's Republic of China."

At the same time, this passage also serves as the headline for this fucking Ximin-state—uh, National Day speech in almost all official media outlets in the CCP's country. You can go check this passage out. Why do I call these words unprecedented? Because I come from within the CCP's system, ah, so I know very well what these words mean in terms of historical transformation for the CCP. From the founding of the CCP until 1949, the founding of the state in 1949, and up to the present day, it has been over a hundred years, as I mentioned.

In all public occasions, in all speeches by CCP leaders—Olaf, let me say it again, all of them, ah, in all speeches by all leaders—the position of the Chinese Communist Party has never, ever been placed before the state and the people. This is something that has never happened in over a hundred years! I had several artificial intelligences—Gemini, ChatGPT, Grok, etc.—help me confirm this. Marius, I even had Marius help me confirm it.

Ah, and that is the result: this is the unprecedented first time, ah! In 1949, when Mao Zedong proclaimed the founding of the state on the Tiananmen Rosterum during the National Day founding ceremony, the Chinese Communist Party was not even mentioned. After all, back then there were still many democratic parties that helped the CCP win the country, and they were still waiting to take turns ruling with the CCP. Ah, so what did Mao Zedong talk about on the Tiananmen Rosterum during the founding of the state in 1949? He talked about "Long live the great unity of the Chinese people," "Long live the People's Republic of China," and "Long live the Central People's Government."

See that? The great unity of the Chinese people came first, ah; the Republic was second; the People's Government was third. There was no party—there was no mention of the party at all. Later, from the 1960s to the 1970s, the cult of personality began to run wildly popular, and Mao Zedong became a god. At that time, the official order for all leaders was changed to what? "Long live the People's Republic of China," "Long live the Chinese Communist Party," and "Long live Chairman Mao." But the state was still in first place.

The state was in first place. When Deng Ping came along—after crushing the so-called Gang of Four, getting rid of Hua Guofeng, restoring the National Day military parade, and reordering things—the sequence became: "Long live the great People's Republic of China," "Long live the great Chinese Communist Party," "Long live the great Chinese People's Liberation Army," and "Long live the great unity of all ethnic groups across the country." The great unity, which Mao Zedong had placed first, was now relegated to fourth place. As for the position of the people, you can all see it, but at least the state's position was still first. The military was mentioned before the people, ah—the party commands the gun, after all; you can't get anywhere without the barrel of a gun.

However, the state remained in first place. During both the Jiang Zemin era and the Hu Jintao era, including during military parades, the sequence was always: "Long live the People's Republic of China," "Long live the great Chinese Communist Party," and "Long live the great Chinese people." The state was always first. After this fucking Xi Jinping came to power, right up until the National Day of this 2026, he still followed the sequence of the Jiang Zemin and Hu Jintao eras—for instance, during the 70th-anniversary celebration in 2019, the National Day slogans were the same as before: "Long live the great People's Republic of China," "Long live the great Chinese Communist Party," and "Long live the great Chinese people." The state remained in the same place. Unprecedented. Let me say it again: for the first time in all public occasions for all CCP leaders, the 2026 National Day is another historical milestone.

Ah, what did it say? "Success will definitely belong to the great Chinese Communist Party, the great Chinese people, and the great People's Republic of China." For the first time, the Party was placed first in the ranking, and the state became third. Ah, everyone should know that internal CCP documentation, especially the drafting of speeches by these top leaders, involves a very complex and prudent review process. It is absolutely impossible for any errors in wording or sequence to occur, because countless rounds of review and vetting take place—especially regarding principled errors.

Ah, so major issues cannot possibly emerge. Ah, the entire drafting process of the CCP has been discussed in detail in previous live streams, so I won't repeat it today. Therefore, the content of such a manuscript at such a major National Day event must have been meticulously prepared and carefully considered. It must have been the idea confirmed by that fucking idiot Xi Jinping himself; no one else could or would dare to do this. Ah, it is to place the position of the Party first, ahead of the country and the people. This is an absolutely super important matter; many people may not realize it, but it is super, super important.

And this is a National Day speech, not a speech for the anniversary of the founding of the Party; it is the day the country was founded. So, for over a hundred years, things that no CCP leader dared to do have now become things that Xi Jinping must do. Some people say, wasn't the CCP already enslaving this country before? Did the country not exist? What was it called before? We all know what it's called: setting up a memorial archway while being a whore. The CCP is a whore, but it had to set up a memorial archway on the outside, still having to show everything we do now. First, it's 'Long Live the Country,' then the Party and the people; this country comes first. The archway existed.

In the current world, apart from North Korea, including all existing socialist countries, no country or leader dares to place the Party before the country in any public speech—including Vietnam, Cuba, and Myanmar; it has never happened. Ah, only North Korea does this, and the CCP is the second; now the second one is doing it too. So, once the CCP places the Party first in such an important celebration in a leader's speech, what does it represent? It's very simple: the CCP will no longer set up a memorial archway while being a whore.

Ah, things that can be said behind the scenes: all success belongs to the CCP. Behind the scenes, one can say 'Long Live the CCP.' Now that it is brought to the table, since the position of the CCP is higher than the people and the country, it is higher than all systems built by the people and the country, including the Constitution and all existing judicial systems. Because these things were built by the people and the country. Since the Communist Party's position is already higher, it is equivalent to directly declaring to everyone: all the people, wealth, and property of this country are the private property of the CCP.

Therefore, all success belongs to the great CCP. This change, to be honest with you, if you are not someone inside the CCP system, you won't care; the common people won't care, nor will they understand. But if you are someone inside the CCP system, no matter what level of government leadership, even if it's just a village secretary, you will definitely care super, super much.

Because in an organization like the CCP, all leaders at all levels, neighborhood committee directors, and village secretaries clearly know that they must understand and guess the development direction of the Party from the changes in the vocabulary of the core leader's public speeches; this is a must. So, everyone knows how important this vocabulary change is.

That fucking idiot Xi saying it this way is actually clearly telling all CCP members: everything in the country of the People's Republic of China is the private property of our Party, and members of the CCP are the beneficiaries of vested interests. So everyone, firm up your confidence, anchor your goals, and move forward steadily step by step. In order to maintain existing vested interests and future deserved interests, you must go all out; success will definitely belong to the CCP and all its members. Listen to what that fucking idiot Xi says, firm up your confidence, and do your best to squeeze the Chinese public and the country, and we will definitely have a good future and outcome.

This essence of the CCP, as I have said, is something below, underwater, that cannot be said behind the scenes, but everyone knows it. Once it's said, it's over. A very important reason why I was taken away from this country and ran away back then was also because of my loose mouth. For about a dozen years, I repeatedly said in classrooms at Tsinghua and Peking University that the essence of the CCP is the Eight Banners of the Qing Dynasty.

If there are old friends in China, they all know that I have been saying this repeatedly for over a decade. Why couldn't they stop me from saying this? This was said by Mao Zedong; it was Mao Zedong himself who said: the essence of the CCP is the Eight Banners of the Qing Dynasty. Who did Mao Zedong say this to? To a beautiful and talented woman from Peking University named Lu Di. In his later years, Mao Zedong had cataracts and couldn't see, and he wanted to know the contents of books, so he let this beautiful and talented Peking University woman, Lu Di, read to him for many years. At that time, it was called 'Attendant Scholar' (Shi Du Xue Shi)—'Shi' for serving, 'Du' for reading, 'Xue' for learning; Attendant Scholar.

Mao Zedong told this young girl many things from his heart. He was old, and he said the essence of the CCP is the Eight Banners. The Eight Banners would treat all the people, wealth, and property of the entire country as their own private property. The Eight Banners would do what the Eight Banners do, clearly distinguishing the difference between those 'in the banner' and those 'not in the banner.' Those in the banner are all lackeys; one must distinguish between lackeys and slaves. Lackeys can act as white gloves, while slaves are all sacrificial victims. Back then, this mouth of mine kept talking about this in China, including that everyone doing finance in China is a fraud, etc. I said quite a lot with this mouth back then, so it's normal that I was eventually kicked out.

At that time, it was impossible to see the situation clearly. Of course, having successfully escaped safely now, I must say I'm lucky to have finally arrived in a truly free world—I'm fortunate. If one understands the true nature of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), the current situation in the CCP's China is not surprising at all. But in the past, no one dared to say such things to ordinary people. This time, as everyone can see, this fucking Xi Jinping visited the United States, along with a bunch of fucking little influencers on the road stupidly saying, "Hey, we the people and the Chinese Communist Party—we support the Party, and the Party is us." What the hell are you guys?! Look at Xi Jinping's speech, fuck, you guys are nothing! All the success in this country belongs to the Chinese Communist Party, the great Chinese Communist Party.

You are just coming along for the ride. So this amounts to the first time the CCP has explicitly proposed that all the people, wealth, and resources of the entire country are its private property, which makes it a slave-owner group. Why are they bringing up this statement now? It must be that the fucking Xi Jinping feels that the internal situation within the Party is in extreme chaos and most people have lost confidence, so he is bringing what used to be kept behind closed doors out into the open to stabilize the Party's morale.

Otherwise, "serving the people wholeheartedly" would have been enough. Now it has become: all success must belong to the great Chinese Communist Party. They are no longer pretending, they are making it public; instead of erecting a memorial archway for chastity, they are directly telling everyone they are whores! It is up to ordinary people if they fail to see it clearly, but the negative effects generated by this, and I'm not just saying this today, I believe a large number of overseas research scholars will pay attention to.

They have already discovered this extremely miraculous change. The Chinese Communist Party places itself above everything else; it has stopped pretending to be virtuous and is openly acting like a whore. In other words, this fucking Xi Jinping is facing severe panic and chaos within the Party, and he must come up with something—at least the method he thought of is to preserve this system. A crucial historical node for the CCP is that the Party transcends everything. I have also said that in the future, any national policies, laws, and regulations must revolve around the interests of the Chinese Communist Party.

If in the first three quarters of 2026 we still saw a situation of exorbitant taxes and miscellaneous levies flying around, then after the October 1st National Day, the CCP might enter a sort of semi-martial law era. It won't be managed by the actual military, but rather by the Party's sharp sword—the public security, procuratorate, and legal systems—replacing the military to conduct semi-militarized management over this country, and the Party's interests will certainly be higher than everything else.

There are no laws and regulations. Anything that conflicts with the Party's interests, especially with Xi Jinping Thought, will be immediately arrested and subjected to institutional extermination. Let's all wait and see if that's the case, right? We have stated such an obvious policy, just wait and see how it plays out below. Therefore, the CCP is currently facing such a crisis-ridden situation, having reached this point. Of course, can this save the CCP? The goal can certainly not be achieved; the CCP cannot be saved.

Ninety-nine percent of the emergence of many problems in China today is caused by the system, by the one-party dictatorship and slave-owner ruling mechanism of the Chinese Communist Party, so they cannot be resolved. Moreover, many Chinese people have had an extremely strong illusion about the development of this country. Sorry, didn't I broadcast early? I misread the time and was an hour early. Many people say, "Hey, look at how great China was back then, moving forward and upward day by day, everything was prosperous." Let me tell you, do you know how wrong of an understanding this is?

The so-called prosperity and development in China that you witnessed over those 20 or 30 years were entirely fake, generated solely by industrial leverage and borrowing. Because the CCP's China is so vast, and past conditions were so poor with no foundation and almost no private housing, conditions were miserable; then the leverage was too daring and the borrowed funds were too massive, which generated prosperity. The source of all prosperity in the CCP's country over 20 or 30 years has only been one thing: real estate.

Due to the continuous rise in land prices, local governments had a source of revenue and expectations for future land prices, allowing them to pull extremely large bank financial leverage and borrowing leverage, using this borrowed money to manufacture prosperity. Real estate construction in turn drove hundreds of upstream and downstream industries, boosted enterprises and employment, and brought about related prosperity. The increased income and consumption brought by this prosperity continued to generate even more prosperity. Progress in ideology brought about a massive amount of credit consumption by ordinary people, and banks provided a large amount of financial leverage, which also brought prosperity.

Therefore, the core of all prosperity in the CCP's country over 20 or 30 years—the vast majority of it—came from just one industry: real estate. Back then, a single real estate industry directly or indirectly accounted for 60% to 80% of the national GDP or fiscal revenue; just ask AI and you'll know. So now you know, it was all leverage formed by future expectations of real estate increases, which then formed massive borrowing, and this is the source of the tens of trillions you can all see now. These tens of trillions of funds were invested in various fields, and the resulting various incomes formed prosperity, letting people see the so-called prosperity of the CCP's country.

But what about the decline of real estate? Your borrowing had long dug such a huge pit, and there is no way to sustain it; it all has to be paid back. How big is this pit? These tens of trillions will take at least over 100 years and more than 5 generations to fill. Moreover, under all favorable conditions—with the CCP collapsing and a new government coming to power—filling this pit will still take over 100 years and more than 5 generations.

It is not about being discouraged; it is that there is truly no other way unless this country undergoes a complete transformation and rapid asset restructuring. I have mentioned before that back in the day, Japan had the world's highest GDP per capita, the best social welfare for its citizens, the largest overseas real economy—the scale of its real economy outside of Japan—and the highest total market capitalization of listed companies. Even under those circumstances, when one industry—real estate—collapsed, Japan suffered an economic recession driven by massive debt leverage that lasted for 30 years. Everyone knows about Japan's "lost 30 years."

Think about it: Japan was at the ceiling, and because of problems in its real estate sector, it couldn't recover for 30 years. The CCP-ruled China is at the bottom, with no foundational conditions whatsoever. What kind of fucking GDP per capita do you have? Where do you rank globally? Your social welfare for citizens ranks near the bottom. As for the scale of your overseas real economy, you have almost nothing abroad. In terms of finance and total market capitalization of listed companies, you are far behind the United States.

Yet, in a situation where you have nothing, you are experiencing a real estate decline that is the same as Japan's back then, but even more severe, and it is collapsing more thoroughly than Japan's did. So, just think about what kind of situation this is. I have said that unless this country collapses entirely and undergoes rapid bankruptcy and restructuring—just like many countries after World War II—and unless the CCP's assets worldwide are thoroughly recovered and completely shattered,

otherwise, if it is just a gradual change or just a regime collapse, leaving things half-new and half-old, it will be the same as the relationship between Russia and the former Soviet Union. As a country, for the next 100 years, the common people on the land of CCP-ruled China will only live increasingly bitter lives. As long as the Communist Party is here, it won't just be a bitter life.

Many people now say they hope to just live their lives, but they haven't thought it through at all. As long as you are on the land of this country, alive and breathing, you are an obstacle in the eyes of the ruling Chinese Communist Party, because being alive and breathing means you could become a stability maintenance risk at any moment. They don't have jobs to give you, so the best outcome for the Chinese Communist Party right now is to kill everyone in this country except for CCP members; kill everyone except the party members, and let all commercial and economic sectors die except for the state-owned system. The CCP thinks that this way, they can control everything like an extension of their own arm, and at that point, all achievements can be attributed to the great CCP, and only then might this country be "good."

So, do not think that just living your life means you are not an obstacle. In the eyes of the CCP, you are also a fucking obstacle that needs to die. In the eyes of the CCP, the lives of all people belong to the CCP. Therefore, the pressure from the outside will lead the CCP to never stop its exploitation and persecution of the masses. Total death is the CCP's most ideal outcome. Of course, this result will certainly not be achieved, because in this process there are countless contradictions, complex relationships between people, and at the very least, people still have basic conscience while they are alive; it is impossible for everyone to turn into completely conscience-less, insane demons. Therefore, this country will definitely undergo a huge turning point in the next year or two. Just wait and see.

Some people also say that being poor now means people won't unite. Mao Zedong once said this, and I think it is particularly correct. Mao Zedong said: "There are parties within the party, and factions outside the party; there are no parties and no factions, which is all very strange." In other words, when has the CCP ever unified its ideology? When have the internal and external ever been unified? Do not think that just because the CCP has been made into this state by Xi Jinping, there are no factions within the party. The party must be very chaotic, and there are a large number of factions. As for organized resistance outside the party, according to Mao Zedong's conception, it is impossible for there to be factions outside the party. It has been like this for thousands of years, but when it reaches a certain point, such resistance factions will definitely emerge.

For thousands of years, when have you ever seen a country like this without resistance factions emerging? In the late Ming or Qing dynasties, when did they not appear? They will all appear. It is just a matter of when they appear, whether it is the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom or the Small Sword Society, whether it is Li Zicheng or Zhang Xianzhong; they will definitely exist. So let's see what happens to this country in the future.

Let's just look at it this way; I cannot talk for two hours, I don't have that much time and energy. My livestreaming is just a pleasure; I have told everyone that livestreaming is just a pleasure, just the pleasure of chatting with everyone. Now I won't analyze data with you anymore; analyzing data is very pathetic. For example, look at the movie box office records for the entire month of September; this country has institutions, the Film Office, the Investment Office, that released them. You look at the box office records, holy shit.

It is truly miraculous, how can they survive? In the entire country, on average, for every screening in every cinema, there is one person, maybe two. Look at this time, the number of screens is the highest in the world, the highest in Chinese history, and yet they cannot survive. Look at the electric new energy vehicle industry, and then look at the numbers for second-hand housing and overall real estate sales, and the month-on-month and year-on-year declines.

I won't analyze various specific numbers with you anymore. I used to analyze them, because every time it is recession and decline, recession and decline, recession and decline. I tell you this, and I feel it has no meaning, none at all. So this country can only just stay put. From the era of lying flat to the era of just trying to survive, you will soon feel that you are only just barely alive. This change will be very fast. When the cold winter comes, when you can't hold on, when the building is about to collapse, it will start a bit slowly.

In the previous two years, 2026, look at this speed, the speed of looking further down, it is getting faster and faster, faster and faster, it cannot be stopped, it really cannot be stopped. The base is too large, the power of the Chinese people is stronger, but the key is that they have to survive. Look at the domestic self-media; they have to be able to survive.

Many people say that whether it is the Mid-Autumn Festival, Xi Jinping visiting the United States, the National Day, or some Asian Games, nobody in China is watching. They say traffic for Chinese media is at its worst. What does nobody watching mean? Because isn't living just this state? External matters—whether turning a blind eye, or who the fuck visits or doesn't visit the United States, whether the fucking National Day is celebrated or not, whether anyone cares about the Asian Games—are completely uncared about and completely ignored by anyone.

Under such circumstances, it is already a very arduous situation. Throughout this year, 2026, having experienced lying-flat, transitioning from the lying-flat stage into the pure surviving stage, which is just staying alive. What is the next stage? Being bewitched, and yet they still have to survive. This time, look at those who went to hold flags for Xi Jinping; if you don't give people daily cash, why on earth would anyone go hold a flag? There is no other way.

The government cannot even pay the interest; the government itself simply cannot pay the interest, ah, local debts cannot pay the interest on central government debt, they just cannot pay it. But it will take a very long time, because it operates through banks and many methods. If you are waiting for an economic collapse to cause this country to fall, then you will have to wait at least eight or ten years. It won't be an economic collapse caused by this—these are all just fuses; rather, it will be related results caused by the intensification of internal contradictions. As you know, in many places in China, central government fiscal subsidies account for over eighty percent of local fiscal expenditures.

In other words, these places completely cannot survive on their own and rely entirely on central government fiscal subsidies. Once central government fiscal subsidies decrease, then you know that in many places like this in China, they can't even pay salaries for a long time, the salaries of civil servants, meaning the internal contradictions within will produce huge results, ah. Depositing in US dollars is fine, I've talked about it, ah, don't need to think about any issues, US dollars are not an issue at all, ah.

Next time visiting Britain, I'll also wave flags to make quick cash. The CCP could never find me; they could look for me, but the CCP could never find me! He—he would look for me to give money? He has smashed so much money on me just to kill me, ah! Would he find me to give money, what do you think? Hmm, self-driving tours hit a historical high this year, why didn't I mention it? Hey, let me ask, where did your data come from, ah? Meaning China's self-driving tours hit a historical high this year—what kind of self-driving tour is this? What is it? Is it the number of people traveling, or the kilometers driven, or the amount of money spent, ah? Ah, how is your self-driving tour defined? Ah, is it a one-day trip around your building, or a one-day city tour? The typical feature of my channel is presenting facts and reasoning things out.

Right? Ah, if you want to be a Little Pink or a fifty-cent army for the CCP, you have to be a bit more professional. Making trouble on my channel is very difficult. Why did the CCP systematically make trouble for me on YouTube, make trouble for me from above? I've been saying for over a year, not a single subscriber increases, why can they only make trouble there? Because my channel presents facts and reasons things out, and other ways of making trouble are very difficult. Just like what you're talking about, ah, I hope you post another comment, right? What data hit a historical high in your self-driving tours?

The highest number of travelers—let me say it again—or the fucking most money spent, or the highest mileage, ah! And what is the definition of a self-driving tour? Is it that everyone fucking drives away for a self-driving tour to Europe, or is it just fucking self-driving around their building? What kind of data is this that you're telling me? You just come in with this single sentence to meddle in everything, ah? Not cursing you is already a huge favor to you, alright? Ah, county-level civil servants each taking out a million-yuan loan to pay salaries—are you going to pay back that loan you took? Just like when the CCP talks about loans right now, are you going to pay back a forty-year mortgage or not?

This is a huge problem! They say many local enterprise startup loans can give ten million, and I'm fucking asking you, the country back then created pits precisely because of loans, and now the recession can't even be patched up. So are those loans going to be paid back or not? If you're telling me the money was given to me for free and I never have to pay this loan back, fine! Then you have to pay back loans! Are owing for a moment and owing for a lifetime the same concept and logic? Of course you fucking have to pay it back, it's criminalized now, haven't you looked at the law now? Owing a million now is something that gets criminalized, ah! If you don't pay back a loan, it used to be a civil liability, but now it's a criminal liability, ah! So what else is not paying it back?

Saw a girl on Douyin praising China, long hair, wearing a headband, forgot—long forgotten the CCP, alright? Hmm, what other questions? What else is there? Yeah, fiscal revenue 2.49 billion, fiscal expenditure 52.9 billion—isn't this fucking entirely money given by the CCP from above? But how difficult is the deficit for the CCP from above? The money owed from above gets more and more every year, so if they can't give this money? There won't be fiscal expenditure, and then shit happens. As I told you all last time about things like Chongqing, ah, that's definitely, ah, with no money how can you do anything?

Right, it can't be changed. If you don't have money, you fucking can't support people—who is going to wave flags and shout battle cries for you? Exactly, you have to be able to afford to support people before they can wave flags and shout battle cries! Wave flags and shout battle cries. The CCP gives people the impression that it is too big to fall; next time I'll tell you why something can fall in an instant even when it's too big. The core factors of the CCP, as I've said before, can cause it to fall in an instant. I've explained it to you all, let's see what grounds you have left to refute me! Why can it fall in an instant? The conditions I've given you, alright? Ah, is it good to go to work in Singapore? Of course it is good, the key is can you go? If you can go to work in Singapore, of course it's good—a work visa, ah.

In the future, when the Chinese government opens its granaries for relief to provide a safety net for the Chinese people, you've already been served whole grains—a whole grain revolution—telling everyone to eat coarse grains. And you're still opening granaries for relief while telling people to eat coarse grains! They could be giving money to the common people, giving money to the children. Of all the countries surrounding China, the Chinese government giving out money—let alone Japan or South Korea, it's not even as good as Vietnam, ah, not even as good as Thailand.

You don't even need to compare it to somewhere like Taiwan. You aren't even willing to do that for your newborns; you aren't even willing to give money to families with children, yet you're going to open granaries to provide relief? This country belongs to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). I will say it again: how could they possibly care about the lives of the people? Ah, the lives of the people? Regarding the fluctuation of the US dollar exchange rate, even if it fluctuates, it wouldn't be by much; a 3% to 5% change is still better than having almost no exchange rate in China right now, okay? It's better than having almost no exchange rate, so there's no way around it. I don't know the exact population of the mainland, and I haven't done the research, so I can't really speak to that.

Regarding self-driving tours, I'll say it again: in the future, for this kind of information, if you aren't a fool or some small-time hustler, why don't you just ask Doubao or DeepSeek? Is the claim about the highest historical record for self-driving tours in the CCP-controlled country true or false? Can it be verified? If it tells you it cannot be verified, then aren't you done for? Right? There are stories from people who experienced the Vietnam War; those who were older than us back then were our seniors, and some came back to school to tell us how miserable the fighting was. They were treated miserably by the Vietnamese because their strategic and tactical thinking, weapons, and equipment were all inferior to Vietnam's. I have told you many times that the battlefield is where you fight your way out. Why is the US military force number one in the world? There is no comparison; they fight wars every year, they keep fighting, they keep fighting.

They keep fighting, and that is how they develop their combat capability. How did Ukraine improve? Everyone knows, by fighting a war against Russia, fighting and fighting. Vietnam was fighting a war against the US back then, fighting and fighting. Countries like that are very fucking awesome and powerful. War capability is forged through fighting. How many years has the CCP gone without fighting? When they fought Vietnam, Vietnam was fighting wars every day. How could you not be beaten to a pulp? Ah!

They talk about the intensity of anti-corruption and anti-organized crime efforts, and you don't say, fuck! Oh, I really—Little Pinks, little five-cent army, can you please use your brains a little? Ah, I have indeed heard about anti-corruption; yes, they catch over a million CCP cadres a year. Hey, I'm just asking, how many people are there in the CCP in total? Catching so many people every year—go ask Doubao or DeepSeek in China: how many corrupt officials has the CCP caught in the last ten years, from 2016 to 2025? Anti-corruption, right? Look at how many people have been placed under investigation and arrested. It tells you, fuck, it must be millions or even tens of millions. How many cadres does the Chinese Communist Party have in total? I'm just asking everyone: is every single cadre in the Chinese Communist Party system a criminal?

They've caught millions, and you're telling me this system can bring a good life to the people? Who the fuck would believe that? I'm asking you, who the fuck would believe that? Right now, they are still just catching dissidents, meaning those who aren't in the Xi faction; the Xi faction is protected. They keep on embezzling, keep on doing what they do, right? The 'Mother of the Nation' does so much 'Belt and Road,' the entire management committee, the entire corruption—we all know about it. They only catch the dissidents who don't see eye-to-eye with Xi Jinping.

It's not suspicious at all! Can they catch a million in the year 2025 alone? Then I'll ask you, fuck, these are all cadres. I'll ask you, which party organization in the world is so corrupt that it catches over a million people a year? That organization must be rotten to what extent? Rotten to the core. And they catch them every year, every year—hundreds of thousands, and the more they catch, the more there are, not fewer! From 2016 to 2025, the more they catch, the more there are, the more there are—300,000, 400,000, 500,000, 600,000, 700,000, 800,000, 900,000, 1,000,000.

You tell me not to talk about it, but I've already fucking finished talking about it. As the CCP, don't you feel like you want to die? Don't you feel like you want to die? Have you ever seen an area where you live that has so many criminals? So many bad guys? Have you ever seen it? If you take the number of people caught and look at the entire CCP leadership cadre system, how could you not easily discover it? Fuck, you have to catch two out of every three, or four out of every five.

The new people coming up—ah, this is the criminal content of the CCP leadership cadres. And then you say they are fighting corruption? Fuck, you say this organization is good? Oh, I'm truly impressed by you. Regarding systemic corruption, how do you want me to explain it? Do you want me to explain anti-corruption to you? I'll explain anti-corruption to you: it's not that they've been fighting corruption for over a decade, it's that the more they fight, the more corrupt it gets, and the more people there are.

You tell me to talk about anti-corruption, you want me to talk about anti-corruption, so tell me, how am I supposed to explain it to you? How am I supposed to explain it to you? You, hey, I really think you guys—if you've taken money from the CCP and are working on my platform, you really need to use your brains! I said I'm in a good mood and won't curse at you, but the fun you're talking about is all just fun, it's all just fun, okay? Ah, it's all just fun.

What else? Let's have another joke, shall we have a few more jokes? Let's talk about it, right? Let's talk about it! Hey, organized crime—which Chinese mafia isn't in bed with the Communist Party? If they aren't, fucking hell, the biggest mafia of all is the Communist Party, how could they ever allow a mafia to exist? That's right, the biggest mafia in the whole of China is the fucking Communist Party. If they didn't back you, where the fuck could a mafia ever dare to exist?

Ah, the biggest hooligans of all, the ultimate hooligans are the Chinese Communist Party. They only allow mafias to exist because there are many things the Party itself can't do, so they prop up a mafia. Just like, you know, in that movie where Zhao Benshan plays both the facade and the substance—that's why mafias exist. Then, when they're no longer needed, when people are swapped out, when anti-corruption campaigns happen, and this batch is discarded, then that mafia can be disposed of too. What comes next? Prop up another mafia, prop up another mafia, right? Mhm.

Sure that the CCP is going to collapse? That's right, didn't I say let's make a bet? Nobody is betting with me! Ah, starting at 1 million, is anyone willing to bet with me? It's been two years already, right, making a bet is all it takes. Last year, no, not two years, one year, ten months. At the end of last year I said we could make a bet that the CCP would collapse in two years, by the end of next year. Xiong'an New Area is so fucking awesome, you're telling me—I fucking think you must be anti-CCP. I won't even chat about it, what you're saying is forcing me to curse them out all over again. I've already seen through it, you know how miserable that Xiong'an New Area is, how miserable it is after spending trillions—everyone knows. You telling me it's so awesome, I figure you definitely want me to tear into the CCP one more time.

Do you get off on hearing me curse the CCP? That's why you brought up Xiong'an New Area. You mention a few major projects, even if you brought up some absurd harbor, but bringing up Xiong'an New Area is universally recognized. Back in China, I fucking cursed Xiong'an—that was a major reason why I got hunted down in the first place. At the Trade in Services Fair, right behind where that female former foreign ministry spokesperson—what was her name?—gave her speech, I spoke out and cursed Xiong'an New Area. That's a core reason why I ended up exiled here, alright? Yeah, I'm being sarcastic, it's a pure bit, right? Xiong'an is a massive unfinished wreck—no wait, this person probably isn't with the CCP, they must be one of our own people deliberately bringing up Xiong'an New Area just to mock it.

Right, King Gesar, right? Mentioning King Gesar, that's an old joke. Xi Jinping really lacks culture, there's nothing we can do about that. I mean, he's from the old

Ah, let me tell you, these two are the ones I use relatively more often. If you are in the UK, you need to change your phone's region to the US; otherwise, you can't download them from the Apple Store, okay? Ah, you can't download them. Oh, these are the two things I recommend to everyone. Ah, Gemini can only do very simple tasks, but if you really want to use AI to make money in the future or do something related, I highly recommend these two things to you. Ah, that is Agent and Magius. You guys should know them, right? I mean, those who are familiar with this field all know them. If you don't know, go online and take a look and learn. Ah, Codex is also... what is it? I use Codex less.

Ah, right, Taiwan isn't stupid. Why would it be the US? Let me tell you again: Taiwan is the US's most important strategic foothold, the core of the First Island Chain. The US support for Taiwan is bottomless. Don't listen to what people say, look at what they do. Do you understand? The US support for Taiwan is bottomless. Now look at Trump, he is pushing for weapons for Taiwan. Even if the agreement is signed a bit late, do you know how much pressure there is in the Senate and the House? How much pressure? So Taiwan doesn't need to worry, no need to worry.

Any other questions?

Hey, are we buying pure gold later? No. There is pure gold, and there is not. The small ones are pure gold, the big ones are not. Ah, I plan to switch to another platform later to talk to everyone. I'll create a new website and open a new YouTube channel as well. Because as you all know, this channel of mine has been completely suppressed by the CCP. I've said it before, in a year's time—have you ever seen such high traffic for a single program? At least over 100,000, sometimes 300,000 or 400,000. In one year, 284,000.

This subscriber count hasn't changed for a year. I've said it, when things are abnormal, there must be a demon. You definitely haven't seen this in TRGDP, or rather, you've never seen such a magical phenomenon on YouTube. So, under these circumstances, I might open another channel on YouTube. I'll talk about it when the time comes. I'll open a channel and build a website at the same time, otherwise, the CCP has already killed this thing, spending so much money to block me. The CCP used to use DDoS attacks during live streams, and other things. Later, they directly found people on YouTube to do bad things.

So, what am I doing? Although I do it for my own happiness, I don't want what I've built to be messed with by the CCP like this, okay? So I'm starting something new. How could I live stream on Bilibili? It was banned long ago. Nothing is possible in China, okay? Ah, right, I'll notify you about the new account. I'll use a phone from another country to notify you of the new account. YouTube can shadowban you, which is what they call limiting traffic, you know? It's traffic limitation that you can't even see.

Doing AI applications is doing AI applications. I can only do applications! How would I have the ability to do development? Right? I must be doing applications, in the service sector, doing service-related things. There is a lot of room in the service sector because most services are still provided manually by people. Does anyone know that back then, information systems brought about a huge revolution for all restaurants? Restaurant systems are what you use now to scan QR codes at the table to order food, etc., and the restaurant's back-of-house inventory system, its settlement system, its hotel personnel management system, etc., all underwent a revolution because the internet became developed. That is, service systems, so there are a lot of services.

Ah, there is still a lot of room for growth, so I will definitely focus on the field of AI services. Right, you can do it too, okay? Ah, that's all for today. I've been talking for over ten minutes. If you have anything, just follow the old habit and send me an email or leave a comment. Ah, we'll just be together. It's fine if you don't leave a comment, it's fine if you don't like the video. We'll all just pull up a small stool and watch how the CCP is already like this, how 2026 is already like this, it's already falling apart.

Seeing their performance below, they must be so broken, right? Ah, so broken! Ah, and then we will watch the collapse of this country bit by bit, and we will all witness a new historical era together, okay? Ah, thank you everyone, thanks to all my good friends for spending so much time listening to me bullshit! Thank you all, I wish my friends in China a good sleep, and my friends overseas all your wishes come true! Thank you, thank you. Five minutes, I forgot, can't help it, okay, hmm.