The whole world abandons China, can't get out!! This major event finally reveals the key point, the shocking behind-the-scenes you might not know!! 778 TALK 'Refreshing Talk 778' 20260924

The video begins by discussing Chinese animosity towards Japanese people and anti-Japanese education, then shifts focus to the GT China racing accident. It cites Daniel Wu's criticism of the slow rescue, the driver's injuries, and the organizers' failure to take responsibility, and further discusses the subsequent situations such as the low wages of rescue personnel, subcontracting, and team withdrawals from the race.

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Hello everyone, welcome to Qiqi Baba, I'm Qiqi.

If a Japanese person asks you for directions, would you tell them? When I was shopping just now, a compatriot of ours was bragging to his friends, saying: "Just now a Japanese person came to ask me for directions, and I told him the opposite direction," and then bragged to his friends. The last sound I heard from him was because I left. The last sound I heard was him spitting on the ground.

Then I remembered my first time in Japan. I asked two Japanese men, two young men, how to get to my platform. Due to the language barrier, we communicated for a long time. Unintentionally, the train also arrived. They saw that I still hadn't figured it out, so they took me, they really took me, to the correct platform. I was very worried and puzzled at the time. Their train had already arrived, why didn't they get on? They actually didn't get on and took me instead.

After they took me to the correct station, I bowed to them, and they bowed to me, and I said some words of thanks. Mom, thinking about it now, it's quite poignant.

If you observe and browse social media frequently for a long time, you will know that many Chinese people indeed proudly say: "I must give directions to the Japanese and lead them astray." If you ask them, they will say: "I will absolutely not let them find the place." Because in reality, we have also seen many times: taxi drivers refusing to pick up passengers when they discover they are Japanese, or a group of people surrounding Japanese people, preventing them from visiting some open attractions, or even driving out Japanese people who have already entered the attractions. These people are clearly not just talking the talk; they actually do it.

In fact, this is the result of Nazi education. Otherwise, Germans at that time would not have had such an attitude towards all Jewish people. They viewed the entire nation as one entity, and the individuals in the middle were no longer individuals; you just belonged to the nation they saw. Therefore, when they felt that the entire nation was bad, or that one of them was bad, then this group of people deserved to die. That's the theory. This is a form of anti-human educational ideology being implanted, but the CCP is clearly continuing to do this very thing, and every new generation of Chinese children entering school receives this set of education and implantation.

In fact, we all know that humans basically exist as individuals. Just like if a murderer appears in a family, you cannot directly assume that everyone in the entire clan will commit murder and crime, and that they are all murderers. You cannot treat them directly like that. Therefore, with modern cognition, the concept of exterminating nine generations of a family is of course extremely cruel, anti-human, and feudal.

However, regardless of anything else, for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), inciting Chinese people to go mad with anti-Japanese sentiment is their most convenient and useful card. When Chinese people are immersed in hatred, they naturally pay little attention to what the CCP is actually doing, or how much more terrifying it is than the Nazis they perceive as evil. In fact, the moment you think deeply about this issue, you will feel a chill down your spine. This is because a being, a team, or an object that is completely devoid of humanity, any living entity that lacks emotion and humanity, will instinctively frighten us, who possess humanity, i.e., normal human beings.

One incident happened some time ago, but I feel that many friends may not know about it, or only know the general outline without understanding the subsequent reversal of the situation. I am referring to the GT China car racing accident. The incident itself was an accident that occurred at the race venue. When the news broke, there was a video clip showing two staff members who were supposed to provide rescue but ran away after seeing the fire.

At that time, the CCP, in order to suppress this incident, coincidentally, Wang Yibo was participating in a race, and a minor rear-end collision occurred. This incident was trending on hot search for many days, used to overshadow the GT China racing incident. You see, the keywords are the same. If you search for them, Wang Yibo's incident directly pops up, and you won't know about the GT China incident. But later, this incident actually had a reversal. Let's first look at Daniel Wu's evaluation of the incident, because he expressed his views on the second day of the incident, so it was not yet the time for the reversal.

【Video Clip - Daniel Wu】The accident was shown on the broadcast and then immediately cut away. Um, and then it took another thirty seconds to a minute before race control issued a red flag. Very slow to issue a red flag, and then from that point on, we were left completely in the dark because nobody knew what was happening. But later, we found out that Luke Hartog, our fellow driver from Phantom Global Racing, was coming down the back straight, saw the accident, stopped the car, jumped out.

【Video Clip - Daniel Wu】And literally saved Ollie Millroy's life by pulling him out of the car, a burning car, risking his own life. The marshals were bungling around; clearly, did not know what they're doing, or not, not did not know what to do in a situation like this. Not sure why the fire truck took so long to get there, but clearly mistakes were made all along the way. And for Gigi China to not acknowledge what happened, or even make a statement, even 36 hours later, is disgraceful. Really disgraceful.

[Video clip · Daniel Wu] For any person, organization, business to get better, the first thing you do is acknowledge what went wrong, acknowledge a mistake, admit it, then analyze what happened, and then figure out how not to let that happen again. It's very simple, very basic, and in this case, it seems like everything was brushed under the carpet. Hopefully, no one will talk about this again and it'll just go away. But there's a man in a hospital right now because of this, you know, with bad burns, broken bones, everything, and.

[Video clip · Daniel Wu] They have not acknowledged any responsibility for what happened. In fact, trying to blame it on the other drivers that caused the accident, but that's regardless. Accidents will happen during a race, but we as drivers that know that, and we know that we're putting our life on the lines. But we expect a certain amount of safety to be implemented when things like this do happen, and clearly, in this case, that whole entire system failed.

[Video clip · Daniel Wu] And for Chinese motorsport to be better, these organizers need to be better. And to be better, you need to acknowledge your mistake. So, I understand why all these other teams have decided to pull out of G G China and not race with them until these issues are addressed. Makes a lot of sense. I think G G China, you can do better. Please do better. Learn from this mistake. Learn from what happened yesterday. Someone could have died.

【Video Clip - Daniel Wu】Because of negligence, and you have to acknowledge that it's really simple. I'm so, so, so moved by Luke Hartog's heroics because if it wasn't for him, Ollie would be dead for sure. And I think it also woke up fellow drivers as well because a lot of people just drove by that fire like it was nothing, continuing on racing, and.

【Video Clip - Daniel Wu】Luke's actions really exemplified what it means to really care about your fellow drivers. We need care about our fellow drivers. Yes, we're competitors. Yes, we're trying to win, but we also need to care about each other because this is a community. We're not just trying to beat each other the whole time. We need to care about each other. But on the organizers' part, you guys need to be better, and you guys need to make amends here.

Most people felt that the on-site rescue was inadequate, outrageous, and shameful. Netizens are all asking how such a situation could occur in an international competition. This time, criticism is coming from both inside and outside the Great Firewall, especially directed at the two rescue personnel who fled the scene. However, after a few days of fermentation, netizens gradually discovered the key points.

【Video Clip】GT race car, fire extinguisher, do you know how much these two old men are paid per day? 60 yuan a day, not an hour. And do you know how much this position is paid per day globally? 1000 yuan a day. But here in Shanghai, the highest-earning city, it's 60 yuan. Think about the ambulance driver who slept for 15 minutes, how much was he paid? Normally, in foreign countries, this person would be paid 3500 yuan a day, but think about the one in Shanghai who slept for 15 minutes, how much did he actually receive?

【Video Clip】So, for 60 yuan, would he risk his life? Then why is 1000 yuan reduced to only 60 yuan in his hands? Isn't it due to layer-by-layer subcontracting? First, 1000 yuan comes down. I have the resources and connections to get this project. Doing business with Chinese bosses, I have to take the absolute lion's share, I have to take 80%. Okay, 1000 yuan, 800 yuan, this person takes it while drinking and bragging, leaving 200 yuan for those below.

【Video Clip】The next contractor, the contractor gets 200 yuan. He also has to make 80% profit. 20% of 200 is 160 yuan. He takes another 160 yuan, leaving only 40 yuan. 40 yuan, the old man wouldn't even be willing to take it in Shanghai, right? So he pretends to be a good person: "I know it's hard for you. How about this, I won't make a penny myself, I'll take it out of my own pocket, and give you all the 20 yuan I earned." That's how you get 60 yuan, right?

【Video Clip】And these old men, who have trouble walking, are supposed to extinguish fires, rescue people, undergo training, and know how to cut off power to the car, all with complete training and respect for the entire procedure. How can you expect old men to do this? And they've never seen such a big fire in their lives, right? That's why they ran.

【Video Clip】Similarly, if 3500 yuan was given to that ambulance driver, don't talk about sleeping, you could make him stay awake for 10 days and 10 nights, and he wouldn't be able to sleep. Now, you make 80% profit, which is very impressive. But the world is not full of fools. Look at yesterday, the driver officially announced he will never participate in our race again, and now I just saw that major teams are also not coming to participate.

[Video clip] Actually the reason is simple: because all racing, whether buying a car or driving, is based on a guaranteed safety system, only then does the event have a reason to continue. Like buying a car, if the car is unsafe, it has no qualification to enter the market abroad, because lives are at stake. So many things on the surface seem like our win‑win is winning once, then winning again, rather than a shared win. If you win too much, who would still want to play with you? Have you considered this issue?

Netizens even reported that the organizer originally offered a recruitment salary of 3000 yuan per day, which is the normal amount for a safety officer. After handing it to the recruiter, he casually found a security company that quoted 300 yuan per day. That security company then hired two elderly men, each receiving only 60 yuan per day.

The driver involved, upon learning the elders' wages, chose to forgive, because the hourly wage might be less than 2 euros. You would find it hard to believe, or you could understand why they wouldn't desperately rescue on site, as the hired people lacked any rescue capability. Of course, this incident also led a team to announce a permanent withdrawal from collective races in China, refusing to participate again.

I asked everyone, just as the film says, if you do this, who dares to come play with you again? This is also why now some prefer to abandon the WTO and other developed countries, start anew, and no longer do business with China. Because of no integrity, no principles, not honoring commitments, always looking for loopholes, substituting inferior for superior, exploiting contract or agreement gaps to make extra money, with no bottom line. Think about it, would such a person have friends in real life?