The People Can No Longer Hold On! Xi Jinping Faces an Anti-Xi, Anti-CCP Wave Sweeping Across China.

In his program, host Hu Liren analyzed and pointed out that after enduring more than five years of the pandemic along with years of being trapped in the stock and real estate markets, ordinary Chinese citizens have completely exhausted their savings and surplus resources. The program aired and discussed a video featuring a 2012 Harbin Institute of Technology graduate with a master's degree in software engineering who used to write code at major tech companies but has now been reduced to selling balloons on the streets of Changsha, noting that this is not an isolated case but a widespread phenomenon. Countless highly educated individuals who once formed the backbone of society are now permanently unemployed, triggering the collapse of entire families. The host believes that resentment among grassroots citizens and intellectuals toward Xi Jinping and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) continues to accumulate, and anti-Xi, anti-CCP forces across society are growing.

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Hello, audience! Let me tell you something: right now, the Chinese people are truly at their breaking point. Let me calculate this for you. Since the pandemic in 2020, China has gone through more than five years. Over these five-plus years, the Chinese people have exhausted their savings. Throughout the reform and opening-up period, the Chinese people had managed to accumulate a little bit of savings. However, over the past decade or so, these savings were trapped by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) through the stock market. Look at the stock market now—it's at 3,000 points, right? You know that the entire stock market has essentially looted and swindled trillions of yuan from the Chinese people. That is the Chinese stock market. If you look at those who have been trading stocks for decades, the only ones who have truly made money are those who exited many years ago, those who were lucky enough to escape at the highs—at 5,000 or 6,000 points, right? As for those who have persisted for a long time, they have lost everything; they have nothing left. Even if you haven't lost much money, the devaluation of the renminbi has already eroded your wealth until it is almost gone. Some people still say, 'I put in one million, I put in two million, and I still have two million now.' If you calculate the inflation, you will understand. Just look at the prices at the vegetable market, and you will know. Compare the prices in the 90s to the prices today, and you will see, right? How many times have they multiplied? How many times? So, the Chinese people haven't made any money at all; they have been constantly losing money in the stock market, constantly losing money. Now, let's look at the housing market. The housing market is also constantly trapping people, constantly trapping them. It is the same situation there. Those who entered in the 90s or after 2000 are doing okay, right? If they calculate their money, they are still making a profit. But those who rushed in after 2012, and especially after 2015, were often those with poorer economic conditions, right? They had been waiting for a period, just holding on, hoping to make some money, and in the end, they were forced, coerced by the government, and swindled into it. Because if you didn't buy a house, your money would just evaporate. Every day, housing prices were constantly rising, right? I once talked about this; when I was learning about the real estate market in China at the time, it was normal for housing prices in Shanghai to rise by 100,000 or 200,000 yuan every week. For a house, for example, if you listed it at 7.5 million, by the time you went to negotiate, it might be 7.6, 7.7, or 7.8 million. It was normal for it to rise by hundreds of thousands in a week. So, the common people had no choice but to bite the bullet and grab a unit at any price, right? Once you got in, you thought you were on an upward trajectory and making money, but then—whoosh—it dropped by 40%. Now, the overall prices in Shanghai have fallen significantly; the decline is at least 35% to 40%. The overall decline in China is 40% to 50%, and in some extreme places, the decline has reached 75%—75%, right? Even for the resilient ones, at least 20% is already gone. Many relatively resilient houses have lost 20% or 30%. And when I say 20% or 30% is gone, it means there are no buyers—there are no buyers. In other words, you list it there, you can only see the price, but the transaction volume—sorry, the transaction volume is very low. So, after the pandemic, here we are in 2026, and the Chinese people have almost no money left in their hands. To what extent has the Chinese economy reached? Let me play a clip for you.

Now, the common people have no other way; they cannot openly oppose evil, but they use videos and real phenomena to protest against the evil the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and the evil Xi Jinping. Well, listen to this, everyone. He posted a video saying, "I am a 2012 graduate postgraduate from Harbin Institute of Technology, and now I am selling balloons on the streets of Changsha." Look at this, listen carefully, he is speaking with a Hunan-accented Mandarin, and he graduated from Harbin Institute of Technology in 2012. What kind of school is Harbin Institute of Technology? I have been to this school; Harbin Institute of Technology is, to this day, a 985 and 211 project university in China, and its overall ranking in China is roughly between 10th and 15th place across various disciplines. Graduating from Harbin Institute of Technology in 2012, he is only in his thirties now. Postgraduate graduation is around 25 or 26 years old. If he was 25 or 26, adding 13 years now, he is not even 40 years old. Listen to this, he filmed a video saying, "I am a 2012 Harbin Institute of Technology postgraduate graduate, and now I am selling balloons on the streets of Changsha, selling balloons." Unfortunately, this video was stumbled upon by my relatives and friends, but I was so surprised that they actually didn't scold me or mock me, but instead gave me comfort and encouragement. You all heard that, right? There is a huge amount of information in this. He is selling balloons, and his relatives and friends saw it. These relatives and friends did not mock him; he thought they would mock him, but they didn't. Do you know why? Because all relatives and friends have encountered difficulties. This time, Xi Jinping intentionally crashed the entire economy; everyone must remember, he intentionally crashed it. At that time, look, the entire China, the whole of China was the only country in the world that was locked down for so long, locked down for nearly three years altogether. He maliciously crushed China's economy. The malice of Xi Jinping toward the Chinese people, the hatred toward the Chinese people! This is what the Communist Party is to the Chinese people. The Communist Party has never treated ordinary Chinese people as human beings. He knows that poverty and ignorance are the most basic foundations that sustain the Communist Party. The common people must absolutely not become wealthy; once the common people become wealthy, once they have knowledge, culture, and cultivation, that is resistance against the Communist Party! Once ordinary people become wealthy and have faith, they pursue things in terms of thought, they pursue things in terms of the soul. Look at ordinary Chinese people when they have nothing to eat; every day they are racking their brains: Where can I go to make a little money? Even if they don't even have grain to eat, they find a way to dig up tree bark and tree roots. They rack their brains just to survive. They have no dignity whatsoever, nothing left. Ordinary Chinese people are meant by Xi Jinping to live without dignity. As he just mentioned, he said, "I was seen and discovered by my relatives and friends." He thought others would mock him, but in this society, no one mocks him anymore. He is a 2012 postgraduate graduate of Harbin Institute of Technology, and his major is software engineering. Listen closely, everyone, this is his self-introduction, and I will let you listen to more of it.

Ten years later, I never expected to reunite with a former colleague in such an undignified manner. I was originally here selling balloons when I suddenly heard someone calling me. I turned around and saw someone on the side of the road calling my name. They called out several more times, and I was a bit confused because that person was selling teppanyaki squid. Then I saw that person stare blankly for a long time before calling out again. I walked over and cautiously asked, "Are you so-and-so who used to write code with me at that company?" He said yes. I was truly stunned for a moment because, given my current situation, it was more or less a bit awkward. About ten years ago, we worked at the same company writing code. Everyone, listen, although it might seem like a joke, this is actually the tragic history of the Chinese people. You see, to raise a child and put them through university... Actually, why am I posting this video? Just to let everyone listen. Because of copyright issues, I cannot show it to you; if I did, YouTube might have copyright problems, right? I am just letting you listen. You all should know that I used to work in the internet industry. At the internet company, my former colleagues, my subordinates—there were a large number of such people. During the period from the 90s to 2001, starting in 1997, for four full years, I came into contact with them. I worked at three internet companies. I roughly calculated that I came into contact with about a thousand such young people in the internet industry, young people who wrote code. Every family has its own story. Because the internet was just starting back then, when the company was hiring, everyone was very important. Almost everyone was decided by me personally; I met them face-to-face and understood some of their family backgrounds. In fact, many people at that time, especially those from rural areas, were able to graduate and finish graduate school. The people I hired at that time were almost all graduate students, and many were even PhDs. Every single one of them was actually a history of struggle. At that time, the entire family would almost go bankrupt to educate one student. Such students, such young people, their parents had often reached this point. You see, after graduating from graduate school, they used to write code at big tech firms—the so-called big firms back then were our internet companies—and their monthly income was quite good. Look at the people under me back then, in 1999 and 2000. Outside, the average person writing code had a salary of about two or three thousand yuan. A graduate student would get about two or three thousand, while in my company, the income could reach five to six thousand. Because we had a lot of money in the internet industry at the time, after a large amount of venture capital came in, the salaries... and we wanted to hire those very excellent people, the top-tier talent. We hoped they would switch jobs, so we found headhunting firms to bring them in, all with high salaries, right? These people were usually high-level engineers, at least 50% to 100% higher than their previous salaries. The industry was also very hot at the time, so they joined. The salary income was very high. Like in the big internet firms, their monthly salary after graduating from graduate school was over ten thousand, some even tens of thousands. If they had a higher position, the salary was even higher. Look at what they have been reduced to now: selling balloons on the streets of Changsha. And while selling balloons, he met a former colleague, and this colleague also put aside his pride to recognize him. He said, "So-and-so, why are you here too?" What was the other person doing? Selling teppanyaki squid. Let everyone listen again. His voice when speaking... maybe I didn't listen carefully the first time, but later I listened a few times, and then I heard it. Let's listen again.

Ten years later, I never expected to reunite with a former colleague in such an undignified manner. I was originally here selling balloons when I suddenly heard someone calling me. I turned around and saw someone on the side of the road calling my name. They called out several more times, and I was a bit confused because that person was selling teppanyaki squid. Then I saw that person stare blankly for a long time before calling out again. I walked over and cautiously asked, "Are you so-and-so who used to write code with me at that company?" He said yes. I was truly stunned for a moment because, given my current situation, it was more or less a bit awkward. About ten years ago, we worked at the same company writing code.

Now, the situation in China is like this; this is not an isolated case, but rather overall and universal. Therefore, people like them can no longer find jobs. These people in their thirties writing code are actually at their most brilliant time, the best golden period. I used to work in these companies, and I used to be the boss and CEO of these companies, so I am too familiar with these people. In the end, you see, now during their golden time, they have lost their jobs, and what does losing their jobs mean now? It means permanent unemployment, permanent unemployment. They have no possibility of any reversal. A person's failure and unemployment, like theirs, affect the entire family; even a family might have produced one or two such people, and now these people have no jobs—just imagine how huge the blow is to the family! Decades of all their efforts have completely vanished into thin air. I think, as I am speaking these words now, there are many in China, I have many fans and audiences, and these people are in the mainland; they deeply—I think as they are listening to this program of mine, their hearts are bleeding. There are far too many such examples around them, and to what extent has this society already reached? It has completely lost any hope whatsoever. When I am in China, or rather when I am here, sometimes I chat with these people from the mainland, and in the process of chatting, sometimes I try to spend a little time every day. Some of those audience members leave me messages on Facebook, and I chat with them, trying my best to comfort them. Just think, people now have reached such a point, society as a whole has reached such a point, and what is my feeling about these people? My feeling is that for them now, the only thing they want to do is to oppose Xi and oppose the CCP. Opposing Xi and opposing the CCP—they are now very clear that up to this point, the whole of China, including themselves personally, down to the plight they have fallen into today—who caused it? Xi Jinping caused it, and the CCP caused it. If you think it was solely caused by Xi Jinping, then your enlightenment is only halfway there. If you think it was caused by Xi Jinping, by the CCP, by the entire Chinese system, and by the entire Chinese politics, then you have already awakened, you have already awakened. This is the current situation right now. At present, the accumulated power in the entire society is very strong; the power to oppose Xi and oppose the CCP is very strong. This powerful force will penetrate the entire society, penetrating—you can imagine this person's video, many people are watching it, and not just this person's, actually many such videos are spreading across the entire internet. The Communist Party has no way to ban it; if you don't ban it, he talks about right now, he even talks about some inspirational language. Later on he speaks, which I didn't include, but actually he is accusing this society, using this exact form to accuse this society, to accuse the Communist Party, and to accuse Xi Jinping. I want to give a big, big thumbs up to this kind of video. A big, big thumbs up. This is the kind of social phenomenon and mindset that Xi Jinping is currently facing; this thinking is constantly penetrating the entire society, families, all walks of life, including the current interior of the Communist Party and the Communist Party's military. Do you think those people in the Communist Party's military will still risk their lives for Xi Jinping? These are all appearances, all appearances. Ultimately, as long as war breaks out in China, I have always said that in the future, the gun barrels of the Communist Party's military will definitely point straight at Zhongnanhai, because they are already very clear that the suffering of Chinese society, the Chinese people, ordinary Chinese folks, and every single family is caused by the Communist Party, by Xi Jinping, and by this evil regime. Therefore, they will definitely settle the blood debt with the entire evil rule of the CCP. This is the future China. Right now this force is constantly gathering, and these people in the future will be the fresh troops opposing the CCP and opposing Xi; they will awaken the entire society. What kind of things should everyone look at behind this? Everyone will deeply reflect on it. Just think, what are these people? The wisdom of these people, actually in the entire Chinese society, is at the very top, the highest tier, above 95% of people, or even around the top 1% or 2%, or even higher. Look, in a school like theirs in Hunan, you say being able to get into these 985 and 211 universities is actually not many. It might look like they send out many people every year, but actually among so many students, from elementary school to middle school, high school, and university, those who can finally get into 985 and 211 universities, making it into the top ten or top twenty—how many people can the top ten or top twenty in China recruit every year? How many test-takers are there every year? It is really not many. They are eliminated round by round, especially in places like Hunan where many are from rural areas; some drop out after middle school and stop studying, some graduate from elementary school and go out to work, and by middle school the majority of people stop studying. Those who can make it to high school are already as rare as phoenix feathers and unicorn horns. Having gone to high school and then being able to get into such good schools is even rarer. If these people have no jobs, how do you expect those below them to live? There is no way to live; ordinary Chinese people have no path to survival. Everyone remember, there is no surplus grain left; the ordinary people no longer have any surplus grain.

I am using facts to tell everyone, and look at him, if you watch his videos, now no one considers this a strange phenomenon anymore. Everyone thinks that, because around you, around ordinary Chinese people, a large number of these people exist, how could there be too many? The people around you, Zhang San and Li Si, probably already have no jobs and are already lying flat. If your parents have money, you can still lie flat for a few years. For many people in rural areas, they have no choice, they can only go out to sell balloons. As we just saw, one is selling balloons, and they used to work at major internet tech giants. These people from major internet tech giants are often graduate degree holders who write code. Look at him, they might have been colleagues before, in the same team, in the R&D department writing code. In the end, one sells balloons, and another sells barbecue, grilled squid. He says it is wrong, very lamentable. Actually, look, as I am speaking now, I have already prepared myself, mentally prepared. Just now when I saw this video, my heart was also bleeding, because I saw my former little partners, those colleagues, back then they followed me, I was only in my thirties at the time, and they were only in their twenties. They were all... I don't know where they are now, I don't know, they are now around fifty years old. They also have their own families, their own children. I don't know if their children have already entered the age for the gaokao, right? People in their fifties, some of them already have children, I don't know if they can find jobs, right? Some may have already left. I know there are many, many people who have already left China. Alright, another very, very tragic story has been told. Alright, I will chat with you all about this topic up to here. Everyone remember, the entire Chinese society is accumulating a powerful force, an anti-CCP and anti-Xi Jinping force. Once the Communist Party falls in the future, these people will definitely liquidate the Communist Party and liquidate Xi Jinping. Alright, thank you all for watching.