Winnie the Pooh Xi Confirms He Will Live and Die with the CCP
In his live stream, Zhai Shanying discussed the recent retribution faced by individuals like Wang Hai and Wang Zhonglin who were involved in framing him. He analyzed the false propaganda regarding the trend of the RMB exchange rate, exposed the dark secrets of chip smuggling behind the Jensen Huang incident and the CCP's overseas transnational stability maintenance monitoring system, and pointed out that the criteria for delegates to the 21st CCP National Congress have thoroughly established Xi Jinping as the sole core.
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Alright, friends, hello everyone. Saturday, I truly apologize. Saturday is everyone's rest time, and I've taken up your rest time. It has to be this way, alright? Friends, hello everyone, today is November 13, 2026, Saturday, moved from Friday to Saturday. For my own reasons, welcome to the Zhai Shanying YouTube channel to chat and relax. For friends in China, it helps you sleep; for friends overseas, it keeps you awake. Sorry, because as you all know, those who have watched the recent live streams know that I have been dealing with some matters related to the investments of many people, which is quite troublesome. So, due to objective circumstances yesterday, I couldn't conduct the live stream and had to push the time to today to talk to you all. Sorry.
Uh, although I am very busy now, live streaming really takes up time, I am very busy. But the changes that have occurred recently make me particularly able to understand the four words: karma. Don't do bad things! Karma, this karma is very effective. Cause and effect, giving and taking, involving the rules of the Creator; those who have listened to Natural Zen know that no one can escape karma, alright? You say, regarding this, sometimes I even feel that because this fucking idiot Xi Jinping exists, it is all a result of karma. The Chief Accelerator, old Huang, I'll talk about old Huang in a while.
Ah, friends who have been watching my videos for the past few years, should have noticed, right? More and more of those people who participated in framing me in the CCP's China back then have met with trouble. Ah, the month before last, one of the main culprits back then, Wang Hai, has become an object of the CCP's wanted list and has fled overseas. It's just that the CCP wants to catch him, sending arrest warrants to Southeast Asia, watching how this person is fleeing in a panic. This person Wang Hai used to be a white glove for Wang Qishan in China, using the name of "anti-fake" while actually engaging in extortion, extortion.
He opened dozens of branches across China, with the amount of extortion being at least over a billion yuan annually, and sometimes several billion. Ah, we all know that in the People's Republic of China, the Chinese Communist Party is the biggest criminal gang, where is there any criminal gang? Ah, one of the most important tasks of the CCP's Administration for Market Regulation is to crack down on counterfeit and shoddy products. How could they allow a private company that high-profilely cracks down on fakes nationwide to swindle and bluff for over twenty years?
Ah, the existence of this company highlights that there are so many counterfeit and shoddy products in local Chinese governments that they don't manage themselves, and they have to rely on a private company to manage them. This is a slap in the face to local governments, ah, they couldn't survive. But, because he was Wang Qishan's tool for accumulating wealth, he was able to survive and thrive for over twenty years. Now, his backers can no longer protect Wang Hai, ah, the "Iron-Cap Prince" can basically not even protect himself, ah, Wang Hai himself is full of crimes, he committed too many things, extortion, he did it for decades, just think about it, so now the CCP has started to issue a wanted notice for him, and he ran away.
Ah, Wang Hai himself even made up a reason, saying some company in China spent hundreds of millions to assassinate him, so he ran. People with such low IQ, such fucking idiots, can even make up such ridiculous reasons. A company inside the People's Republic of China, spending hundreds of millions to assassinate him, if such a company in the People's Republic of China is a company controlled by the CCP, would they use assassination to kill him? Would they need to spend money?
If Wang Hai didn't have that much evidence against him, they would just arrest him and finish him off directly. If it weren't for a company of the Chinese Communist Party, a private enterprise wouldn't dare to openly say it was spending hundreds of millions to assassinate him—this isn't trying to kill Wang Hai, this is trying to commit suicide. Fucking hell, under the rule of the Chinese Communist Party, claiming you're going to spend hundreds of millions to wipe someone out, wouldn't that company just be waiting to be wiped out by the Chinese Communist Party? Only a clueless fucking idiot like Wang Hai could come up with a reason like this, alright?
When the Chinese Communist Party is arresting Wang Hai now, it's probably also to take down some iron-hatted king and gather evidence, so Wang Hai is just one of the pieces of evidence against the iron-hatted king. Everyone should understand this. Another person who participated in framing me back then was also recently arrested, his home ransacked, and all his family members arrested. This person's name is Wang Zhonglin, as everyone knows, and I've talked about him before. When I was with Puhua Commercial Group in mainland China, I accepted an invitation from the Shandong provincial government to participate in an important investment project landing in Jinan.
Ah, the person who signed the agreement with me back then, a cooperation agreement, right in front of the television with hundreds of people witnessing and signing it publicly, was none other than Wang Zhonglin. At that time, he was a member of the Standing Committee of the Shandong Provincial Party Committee and the Secretary of the Jinan Municipal Party Committee. The entire signing process was broadcast live on television across all of China and appeared in many newspapers. Later on, when the higher-ups of the Chinese Communist Party framed me, ah, this Wang Zhonglin completely denied the past cooperation between Shandong and Puhua Commercial Group.
Our investments were also entirely denied, screwed over. Not only that, to deny this matter, ah, turning things upside down and launching a counterattack! The Jinan Municipal Government even reported the case to the Chaoyang Branch of the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau, claiming that I committed fraud, defrauded their government, and claiming that I had never signed any agreement with the Shandong provincial government, and that this matter was fabricated by me. They asked the Beijing police to arrest me—if you signed in Shandong, I went to Shandong to commit fraud, so the place where the incident occurred should be in Shandong and you should report me in Shandong, since this happened in Shandong! Ah, the mastermind turning black into white was Wang Zhonglin.
At that time, fortunately, my own group retained all the agreements signed with the Shandong provincial government, the communication records with Shandong provincial government officials, the audio and video recordings of the entire signing process, as well as the news broadcasts and newspapers from Shandong Television's nationwide live broadcast back then, and so on. Alright, speaking of this, let me take the opportunity to tell everyone why I'm still alive and well today? The certificate of no criminal record issued to me in the People's Republic of China shows no criminal record. Someone at my level should thank the official-and-clerk system that has persisted on the land of China for thousands of years. We've also talked about how the official-and-clerk system, even when the Chinese Communist Party liberated this country, why did they use entirely the clerical staff from the Nationalist Party back then? The police were the police of that time, and the clerks were the clerks of the Nationalist Party back then.
It's been like this for thousands of years. In this system, officials are officials, and clerks are clerks. Officials have the desire for promotion and can do whatever they want, doing bad things for power. Clerks don't have the possibility of major promotions, so they guard their own tiny plots of land and engage in corruption. Therefore, all matters depend on their own interests and the relationship with the consequences. Ah, alright, I am not a member of the Chinese Communist Party, so my affairs are not the business of the Chinese Communist Party's Discipline Inspection Commission to interfere with. Uh, for the higher-ups of the Chinese Communist Party to strip me of my assets and ruin my reputation is very easy to do.
Oh, nothing can be done; even if they take them away, I have nowhere to appeal. But to fabricate crimes against me, whether it's a criminal case or an economic case, those specific law enforcement teams of the police, procuratorates, and courts have to handle it concretely. Since it's all fake, entirely fabricated, the clerical teams won't do this kind of work unless you give them big benefits. For example, the people handling things at the Chaoyang Branch of the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau—those clerical teams won't touch this kind of stuff. Officials are officials, and clerks are clerks; everyone makes this distinction clear. Therefore, the forged materials from the Shandong provincial government provided by Wang Zhonglin's office back then were given to the Chaoyang Branch, and my group also submitted ours. After looking at them, the Chaoyang Branch didn't even bother with Shandong's nonsense.
Alright, ah, everyone will understand how to do things in the future. Later on, if China falls and this country collapses, splitting into many countries, and the country is in chaos, will newly established organizations have people to help handle affairs? Yes, and will many of the people helping to handle affairs still be the original clerks of the Chinese Communist Party? Yes, they might continue to connect as clerks. Do you understand? Ah, many clerks are gradually being replaced over time. This has been the case for thousands of years; dynastic changes happen through thousands of years like this, it's not like changing dynasties replaces all the clerks as well. This is the law on this land.
This Wang Zhonglin, who helped the higher-ups of the Chinese Communist Party frame me, had many other achievements, and was promoted all the way up, later becoming the Secretary of the Hubei Provincial Party Committee. I won't go into details about this, as I've talked about it in previous videos and won't repeat it. Everyone just needs to know, alright? Just know it, alright? The Chaoyang Branch of the Ministry of Public Security—the Chaoyang Branch belongs to the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau, and the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau is subordinate to the Ministry of Public Security... but these are all different inside, alright?
Ah, now these people like Wang Hai and Wang Zhonglin are already facing their karmic retribution, including Wang Guiya from the former China Construction Bank, who is also waiting for retribution. Wang Jizhou, Wang Juhua, and so on. And then I found it quite interesting looking back—I don't know if there are just too many people surnamed Wang in the People's Republic of China, or if I am fundamentally incompatible with people with this surname, but in my memory, every single person who framed me for the sake of profit is surnamed Wang. I wonder if this is destined by fate? But I reckon I should learn my lesson and never have any dealings with anyone surnamed Wang again. Lesson learned, right? With that said, let's start by talking about karmic retribution: Wang Hai, Wang Zhonglin, and Wang Guiya.
Wang Jizhou and Wang Zhian are both lackeys of the CCP, desperately running around biting people on behalf of their CCP masters. They participated in—well, like I said, framing me—but some of these lackeys have already been dealt with by the CCP itself. Wang Hai, Wang Zhonglin, Wang Guiya, and those trying hard to bite others everywhere for their masters, Wang Jizhou and Wang Zhian. But karmic retribution is real; those who bring about their own destruction cannot survive. What awaits these people is the big machete of fate, alright? It's just the big machete of fate.
Ah, some boyfriend is doing investments, mostly scams. We can chat about it later, alright? Now that we've finished with this nonsense, let's get to the main topic. I've been dealing with investment-related matters lately, which has involved many friends in China. As a result, I found that these friends in China keep asking me a question about the trend of the exchange rate between the RMB and the US dollar. They talk about the RMB soaring wildly against the US dollar? As everyone knows, my habit is to lay out the facts and reason things out. So, has the RMB exchange rate against the US dollar soared wildly in the past two years? Has the US dollar exchange rate against the RMB plummeted? Did it drop or not?
I think on this issue, many people might have misunderstandings. I don't know if it's due to flaws in their own logical analysis or if they've been led astray by the CCP's media. Do you think it has soared or not? If you think that over the past few years the RMB has soared wildly against the US dollar, type 1 for me, okay? Type 1 for me. If you think the RMB has not soared wildly against the US dollar, type 2. If you think the RMB exchange rate is actually falling against the US dollar, type 3.
Feel free to write it down for me, everyone, write it down for me. So, look at this—those who can write this down will be able to see their own input results in the future, and we can see how many people possess the ability for independent thinking! I don't know, I feel like many people might have an illusion. I looked at my own livestreaming materials; it should be over four years ago when I first started this YouTube channel, hmm, when it started in early 2022, I tried very hard to encourage everyone to exchange RMB for US dollars.
This trend continued all the way to mid-2025. In mid-2025, as you all know, I kept saying exchange for US dollars, exchange for US dollars, exchange for US dollars, proactively telling everyone. And then, not proactively, but as long as someone asked me, "Old Zhai, I have RMB in my hand, should I exchange it for US dollars?" I would say you must exchange it, you must exchange it, and I've maintained this attitude until now. Two, right? Ah, it hasn't gone up much. Look at this, everyone. So, three, let's see who is correct! My old habit is to lay out facts and reason things out; let's lay out facts and reason things out.
At the beginning of 2022, when I started encouraging everyone to exchange RMB for US dollars, I checked, and you can all check for yourselves. At that time, the basic exchange rate of US dollars to RMB was around 6.4. Actually, at the end of 2022, it was 6.3—6.3, meaning 6.3 RMB could buy one US dollar. And when I told everyone back then, it was a bit higher, 6.4, 6.4 RMB to one US dollar. In the second half of 2022, the exchange rate rose from 6.4 to around 6.7. Hmm, at the end of 2022.
In the fourth quarter, the RMB exchange rate against the US dollar began to skyrocket, ah, peaking at 7.33. That is to say, in less than ten months of 2022, the exchange rate went from 6.4 to 7.33. Ah, at this time, for the US dollar it's called a violent plunge, and for the peop—uh, for the RMB it's called a violent surge, right? Good exchange rate, this was the first time in less than ten months. Then from November and December of 2022 to the end of January 2023, ah, over a period of more than two months, the exchange rate plummeted all the way from 7.33 to 6.7. Listen closely.
For more than two months, the exchange rate plummeted all the way from 7.33 to 6.7. At this time, it should be called a violent plunge for the US dollar and a violent surge for the RMB, right? The timeline is right here. After that, it went through another eight months. From mid-September 2023, the US dollar to RMB exchange rate reached 7.343 again, going from 6.7 to 7.343. Over eight months, you could call it a violent surge for the US dollar and a violent plunge for the RMB.
After that, from September 2023 to April 2025, over such a long period, the US dollar to RMB exchange rate basically hovered sideways around 7.3, neither rising nor falling, all the way until April 2025. It started to fall last April, and now it's around 6.7. This is a period of twenty months, dropping from 7.3 to 6.7. Just think about it, these fluctuations in 2022, 2023, and 2024, all the way to this twenty-month stretch from 7.3 to 6.7—can this be called a violent surge or a violent plunge?
Ah, in less than ten months, from 6.3 to 7.33, you could call that a wild surge and crash; in just over two months, from 7.33 to 6.7, you could call that a wild surge, crash, and another crash; in eight months, from 6.7 to 7.33, you could call that a wild surge and crash; but it took twenty months to go from 7.3 to 6.7, and you still call that a wild surge and crash? Isn't there a problem with the timeframe first? Fine, the timeframe is the first issue. Furthermore, it's not just the timeframe that's problematic; the concept of exchange rates is also problematic, severely so. Even now, at around 6.7, it hasn't even fallen back to the 6.3 level of four years ago.
In 2022, the low point for the RMB against the USD was 6.3094. 6.3094. Ah, at that time, there wasn't as much offshore RMB as there is now. There was no way to control the exchange rate; it was all formed by automated trading overseas. The RMB's share in the SWIFT system could still reach about 4%, and many large foreign banks could still directly exchange RMB for USD; they had that business. Now, it's all gone; you can't exchange it. Banks definitely can't exchange it. The SWIFT share has been falling, ah, with so much offshore RMB.
What does this mean? Let's just lay out the facts and reason! Bragging every day, saying the RMB exchange rate is skyrocketing, how great it is, and so on? Will it reach five yuan to one dollar in the future? Are the brains of people who say such things filled with shit? Fuck, in 2022, when the pandemic hadn't ended, 6.3 RMB could exchange for one dollar. Why didn't you see any media news back then bragging that the RMB to USD exchange rate would reach five in the future? Because in 2020 and 2021, it was also 6.3, 6.4, 6.5; it was the same exchange rate standard. The exchange rate basically didn't change during those years. If you go back a bit further, it was even lower.
So, when it was that low back then, no one was bragging that it would reach five. Now that it's around 6.7, they're fucking starting to brag. It's not just the USD; in 2022, one British pound could exchange for 8.6 RMB, and one euro could only exchange for 7.19 RMB. Now, the RMB's exchange rate against the pound and the euro has still basically depreciated by about 4% compared to 2022. These data points are publicly available online; go check them.
Go check the actual situation. Is everyone clear now? What the fuck wild surge and crash? If you use the USD as a reference point to compare with the first quarter of 2022, it has still depreciated by about 5.8%. That is to say, the USD against the RMB hasn't even recovered to the levels of 2022, 2021, or 2020. How can you have the confidence to talk about a wild surge and crash?
Exactly, from 2022 to early 2023, in just over two months, the USD against the RMB fell from 7.3 to 6.7. Even with such a wild surge and crash, no one said it would fucking reach five. Do you all understand now? Can't you just look at it yourself? Whether it's the RMB against the USD, the pound, or the euro, all major currencies have seen a significant decline compared to the first half of 2022. If you push back ten years from 2022, to 2013, the RMB to USD exchange rate reached 6.05. If you want to talk about five something, 6.05 would be at least somewhat plausible.
Now, it's already very far from 6.05. Compared to back then, the RMB has already depreciated by nearly 10%. I'm referring to 6.7.
So, when the RMB fell to 6.05 back then, the gap hasn't even been filled to this day; it hasn't even rebounded. I don't even know how this rumor of an RMB surge came about. So I'm telling you all, don't get angry. You friends who chose one, think about it yourself. What are you thinking? Don't you look at the numbers? Don't you go online to check? Lay out the facts, reason, don't you go online to check? I said the number 6.7; is 6.7 not much lower than 6.93? How much lower is this number than the 6.03 or 6.05 of those years? Therefore, looking at problems with data can give you a pair of bright eyes and a clear head. Don't be misled by the messy information from the media anymore, okay? There's no need to talk about the exchange rate issue; you'll know if you look at it yourself. Don't talk to me about any more crashes or surges. I'm done talking about it.
Next is the Jensen Huang matter. Old habit: look through the phenomena to see the essence, lay out the facts, and reason. This matter is also very representative. Look at the focus and tendencies of domestic media versus overseas media after Jensen Huang's incident. All domestic media in China, including those overseas self-media of the CCP, are focusing on Huang finding a mistress, a fourth mistress, a fifth mistress, how many lovers Huang has, and what these lovers do. Digging into this stuff every day—aren't you fucking idiots? Foreign media are focusing on what criminal acts Huang actually helped CCP spies commit. Look at how different the perspectives of these two types of media are; they are completely different.
Jensen Huang's incident this time is not about having an affair or finding a mistress at all. Does it have anything to do with having an affair, finding a mistress, a fourth mistress, or a hundredth mistress? Jensen Huang's problem this time, his resignation, and the series of subsequent departures are all because he was deceived by CCP spies or CCP agents—perhaps he participated, perhaps it was collusion, or perhaps he was completely deceived. The result is that he supplied a large number of chips to the CCP that the US prohibited from being exported to the CCP, and he concealed the codes and information of these chips. This is the key.
Look at the information currently made public by the U.S. Congress and intelligence agencies. Jensen Huang's issue involves allegations of assisting a Singaporean computing power company founded only in 2023, Maker Speed. The owner of this company is Huang Le, who is the mistress and spy we are talking about. This company is suspected of helping to resell at least $4.8 billion worth of Nvidia chips to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). According to Reuters' investigative data, why do we say at least $4.8 billion? What is the figure from Reuters' investigation? $7.5 billion. And these chips are explicitly prohibited from being exported to the CCP by U.S. congressional legislation.
As a result, Jensen Huang did this, helping this woman eventually get so many things to the CCP. U.S. Congress has laws that these chips must be tracked not only during sales but also during usage, and records must be reported to relevant U.S. government departments. It has now been discovered that at least 50,000 such chips were smuggled to the CCP. So, Nvidia proactively did not report the information on these chips. Who has the authority to do that? Think about it, 50,000 chips; who has the authority?
Therefore, this matter ultimately falls on the chairman of Nvidia, Jensen Huang, who possesses immense power. That is why Jensen Huang resigned, and Nvidia itself is still undergoing deep investigations by law enforcement agencies, including the U.S. Congress and many other institutions. Because this company is a publicly traded company, the board of directors has played almost no supervisory role in Jensen Huang's business conduct. Due to the lack of corporate governance and the non-existent oversight capabilities for a public company, Jensen Huang ran the show alone, and in this capacity, he assisted Huang Le in reselling massive amounts of chips. Because of Jensen Huang's power, this matter had no chance of being discovered by Nvidia's internal systems or relevant U.S. agencies.
The U.S. government currently uses the term "suspected CCP spy" for Huang Le, but it is confirmed that she is a CCP agent; whether she is a spy is still under investigation. However, this does not affect the severity of Jensen Huang's potential involvement in this matter. Because if Jensen Huang had not provided assistance to Huang Le, it wouldn't matter whether Huang Le was a mistress or not; without Jensen Huang, this company, founded only in 2023, would never have been able to obtain at least $4.8 billion worth of chips. They couldn't have bought them! If they had, it would have been tracked, and the issues with these chips would have been discovered by Nvidia's own audit system long ago.
These chips eventually ended up in the hands of the CCP, so Jensen Huang is suspected of criminal activity, which is the reason for his resignation. If it were just sleeping with a woman, it would be a scandal at most, with no major impact. Jensen Huang certainly has a PR firm that did all his public statements, focusing entirely on the affair, right? They definitely do, because he wants everyone to focus their attention on the gossip. All his apologies are for the affair; he cannot apologize for violating U.S. law or for what happened with the chips. If he did that, it would be serious. But his words are useless, and the PR firm is useless; the focus of the U.S. Congress and the Department of Justice is not on the affair. As you can see, the U.S. Congress has demanded he testify and be questioned, and the Department of Justice's investigation is very clear: it is focused on this criminal behavior.
In this matter, was Jensen Huang aware? If he was aware, how much did he participate? So, currently, the subpoenas issued to Jensen Huang by various levels of U.S. government agencies should make it very clear to you. If Jensen Huang does not participate voluntarily, he will be forced to participate; this is the consequence of an extremely serious matter.
This has nothing to do with the mistress. So, if this matter develops in a positive direction, and Old Huang was completely unaware and kept in the dark, and it was merely that his mistress was a spy, then this case would be one of being deceived, and Jensen Huang might still have a chance to return to the Nvidia board as chairman. That is the best-case scenario. The worst-case scenario is that Old Huang participated in the whole thing and assisted a CCP spy in doing this; then Jensen Huang might go to prison, and it wouldn't be a question of whether he is chairman or not.
Do you all understand now? Sleeping with a mistress, sleeping with a spy, or sleeping with anyone is not a big problem in the United States. But helping a CCP spy obtain at least $4.8 billion worth of goods that the U.S. government prohibits from being sold to China—that is the super big problem. And this problem is just the beginning; ultimately, it depends on the results of the U.S. Congress's questioning of Jensen Huang and the results of the U.S. intelligence agencies' investigation.
Such a big matter cannot be covered up, and the CCP cannot avoid reporting it entirely domestically, so they have to report it from a different angle. Look at the focus of the CCP media reports; it's all fucking about Jensen Huang's love life, when he met the mistress, how many years they've known each other, mistresses number four and five, how many people he's slept with, and all that messy stuff. Why? The CCP must not let people focus on the chip issue behind this matter. Because as long as the focus is not on Jensen Huang's mistress, love life, and gossip, people will inevitably wonder why the CCP is so desperate and willing to break the law to smuggle U.S. chips.
Is the CCP's own AI industry going to collapse without U.S. chips? The CCP has spent tens of billions, claiming self-sufficiency in chips, bragging about how great Huawei is, but what is the reality? Why do they still fucking have to use U.S. chips? If the U.S. strictly blocks chip smuggling to the CCP, wouldn't the AI industry of the People's Republic of China, and even many high-tech industries, all be unable to develop?
Then, without American chips, with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) having already invested a budget exceeding 20 trillion, and investing 7 trillion in 2026 into the "new smart mega-infrastructure" centered on computing power mega-infrastructure, is it going to grind to a halt? A whole series of problems have all emerged. These problems cannot be mentioned or even thought about in the People's Republic of China. Not only are ordinary people not allowed to think about them, but even fucking Xi Jinping supporters cannot think about them either. With so many people in the middle, once this fucking problem is brought up—once Jensen Huang's issue is brought up—if Xi Jinping is this fucking idiot, although he is very stupid, if he has to hold a bunch of people accountable, won't they end up in prison again? So this matter is the same for the general public and for the fucking idiot Xi Jinping: you cannot think about it and you cannot mention it. Then this group of core middle managers has to make the media focus entirely on romantic gossip and trivia, and the only choice is not to talk about what is behind this matter.
Did you understand? Why can't they build it themselves? They fucking can't build it! Why can't they build it? Without this level of technology, they can't build it! Big brother, don't you know how backward China's technology level is? Go check it out properly yourself. How much has been said about China's technology level? Why can't they fucking mention building a space station? Just over 60 tons, completely following the blueprints of the old Russian orbital space station—theirs was over 120 tons, while China's is only over 60 tons, and it can't do anything. Go ask artificial intelligence on the internet: what is the difference between the international space station and the one built by China? Is every concept of China's space station based on the old Soviet Union's—not Russia's, but the old Soviet Union's—backward space station ideology?
Launching satellites, China fucking lacks its own technological capability. Besides stealing things, imitating, and counterfeiting, it can do nothing, and it lacks basic scientific research and development capabilities. So you ask why? You ask why they steal from the United States? Of course, overseas mainstream media certainly do not have this scruple; the objective reports are concentrated entirely on whether Huang Le is a spy and how many violations and crimes Jensen Huang actually committed, all focusing on this issue. So this matter depends on the final investigation results of the United States Congress and the Department of Justice.
Actually, for a man, having a high position and money, especially in the People's Republic of China, it is quite normal not to be able to keep one's pants up; it's the same all over the world. Look at Musk, he probably has at least over a hundred bed partners, right? Who knows how many children. As long as you keep your public and private lives separate, privately whoever you want to be with is fine, and how much money you give doesn't matter. Just don't let bed partners affect public affairs, and don't do illegal or rule-breaking things; the connection isn't that big.
Why is it normal in the People's Republic of China to have money and status and yet not be able to keep your pants up? Your demands on men are too high. Because in this country there is no faith, people worship money and worship power, and the influence of money and power is super huge. Countless women, as long as they worship wealth and power, will prostrate themselves before men who possess wealth and power. So how can you expect a man who owns a massive amount of wealth to remain rational amidst the worship of countless women? It's too difficult, right? Your moral standards are too high. Because this man has money and wealth, he is worshipped by countless women in this country, and various forms of temptation are normal. Demanding that someone completely avoids infidelity under such circumstances is extremely difficult. What I am saying is very objective. Therefore, I think many people who have money and power having mistresses, secondary partners, or even up to a hundred in the CCP's state is completely normal.
Even many people engaging in massive abnormal sexual behaviors, or frantically demanding that their lovers bear children for them—like that private enterprise boss who had his lover bear a hundred children for him and other bizarre actions—are all normal. But separating the public and the private, using your own money, and not interfering in public affairs are not major issues. However, it is definitely a major issue for the family; to society, these are not major issues and have no serious consequences. But if you fail to separate public and private, and the company still invites other important shareholders, involving business or laws and regulations, and as a result, because you slept with someone, you harm the interests of the corporate legal person, the interests of other shareholders, or violate laws and regulations, then that is a problem of a different nature.
So regarding this matter with Jensen Huang, I want to remind everyone: regardless of whether you are male students or female students, regardless of gender, infidelity from the perspective of social impact is not a major issue. But after cheating, failing to separate public and private, and for the sake of affairs in bed, harming and injuring the interests of many other people in public matters, or even committing illegal acts and crimes, that is quite serious. Through this matter, you can also see clearly that I have explained this very clearly to you.
Reporting on this matter, the media in the CCP's country, facing the same objective fact, will invert right and wrong, confuse black and white, and divert the topic according to the CCP's political needs, making it impossible for you to understand, distorting the truth, and concealing the truth of this matter from you. Therefore, friends inside the CCP's country who want to know the true situation of international affairs should try as much as possible to look at reports from overseas mainstream media.
Yang Lanlan, who remembers? Overseas media have been reporting on it, and overseas media have been tracking Yang Lanlan all along. Of course, not just these people domestically, people overseas should also be reminded. Right now, the CCP's state security and stability maintenance (weiwen) around the world has reached a truly crazy degree, so those Chinese people you meet around you, strangers whose backgrounds and roots you don't know, absolutely, absolutely must not casually interact with—it is very crazy.
In 2009, Peter Dahlin of Sweden founded an organization initially called China Action, which was later renamed Safeguard Defenders. In its 2002 research report, this international organization disclosed that back then, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) had established only a little over a hundred overseas police stations across more than 50 countries worldwide. The research report from the first half of 2026 by Safeguard Defenders has already told you: in recent years, the form of the CCP's overseas state security and stability maintenance has undergone a crazy transformation, rapidly shifting from the past single-point overseas police station operation model to a cross-departmental grid-based management system built by relying on the United Front Work Department, the Overseas Chinese Federation, alumni associations, chambers of commerce, and various overseas Chinese organizations. The original text of the research report reads as follows.
It is currently confirmed that there are as many as 1,247 overseas monitoring and law enforcement agencies established by the CCP across 91 countries. Just think about it, that averages out to more than a dozen in every country! Imagine how terrifying this situation is! What is particularly noteworthy here is that the CCP has implemented grid-based supervision over key overseas regions. For instance, in many places in the United States with large Chinese populations, grid-based supervision is enforced. Overseas grid workers, based on the CCP's demands and provided support, incorporate the Chinese population, residences, activities, and social relations of their respective regions into grassroots management. Many places in the United States, Canada, and elsewhere are like this.
So this year is the same, there are particularly many. I frequently encounter many unfamiliar Chinese people on TikTok, Facebook, and X who actively add me. I certainly ignore most of them, yet they continue to add me. For some of these profiles I simply don't bother; the avatars are particularly uniform, basically relatively attractive females, not little girls. Looking at their Moments, you might see that the person posting has a certain status and position, and the content leans towards anti-communism. They state facts and reason things out—I actually happened to see one the other day.
That is, from the past, because I write about these things, I no longer do this, I don't do it anymore. But back then it existed, so looking for someone like the old ones, let me see, oh, I even took a glance today, meaning there used to be many, many such people constantly making contact, constantly sending materials, constantly making contact. The people led by Lee Kuan Yew, for example, like this, independent in 1965. For example, like this, what is this Blaine called? Can you see? B L A I N E, just like this one on TikTok. This person kept adding me back then, kept chatting with me, kept adding me, kept chatting with me, kept chatting with me. What was the purpose? The purpose was very simple: in the end, they wanted my WhatsApp. How long did this person add me? Added me for a month, ignored them, and they kept adding, kept adding, kept adding. The content they talked about was still pretty positive. The content was also pondering a question: what are the signs that appear before a society collapses? You see, you listen and listen, oh, the content sounds very good. Chatting using emotional cards, things like being a single parent raising a child, not lacking money, being highly educated, being dissatisfied with the CCP, and then after adding WhatsApp, going deeper step by step. Things like recently, telling me a while ago that they were going from Hong Kong to London, expressing great admiration for me, hoping to meet for a meal, sending a large amount of ambiguous information—these are all people from the CCP. What is the purpose? Just to trick me into letting them know where I live.
So, to all overseas Chinese, let me tell you: never be greedy for cheap deals, and don't lose your head over beauty! If you do, you're likely to be in big trouble, just like Jensen Huang, okay? Don't think that pies fall from the sky in this kind of life; if they do, they are iron discs. Greed for small gains leads to big losses! Let me tell you all, the threats you face from the CCP are not just about people. My advice to everyone is: have I recently suggested that you shouldn't buy any electronic devices Made in China or Made in the PRC? Look, for the first time in so many years, I have never given such advice to everyone: do not buy any electronic devices Made in China or Made in the PRC. This is not just about brands like ZTE or Huawei, which everyone knows are CCP brands that engage in espionage, but all devices from the People's Republic of China. The CCP has now shown everyone through its own actions that, on the surface, things like trade, investment, education, collaborative research, software and hardware products, and even the associations formed by people sent overseas—all these things are essentially political tools of the CCP. They are used to achieve their rogue goals, right? Let me give you a practical case, presenting facts and reasoning. Just at the beginning of this month, the National Police Agency of Japan and the Google Threat Analysis Group jointly released a very significant cybersecurity case to the world. The content of the public case: an electronic device manufacturer in Shenzhen, China, had embedded malicious backdoor software capable of remote control into all the TV set-top boxes it exported overseas. You can go online to look at this information; this is the case file. Through the embedded devices, this company can remotely install or delete applications on electronic terminal devices connected to the set-top box, modify the system settings of the devices, intercept screen content, text, and information from various peripheral inputs, steal various operating commands of the devices, including passwords, steal user data and device data, and freely and gratuitously use the user's bandwidth and IP address, and so on, doing many, many bad things. Currently, according to the investigation released by the National Police Agency of Japan and the Google Threat Analysis Group, the number of electronic devices worldwide confirmed to be controlled by this company's installed equipment exceeds 1.3 million, covering more than a dozen countries including Japan, Malaysia, Taiwan, and Brazil. Google's conclusion is that as long as you buy this company's TV set-top box, any smart electronic device connected to it could be completely compromised by the malicious backdoor program pre-installed on the set-top box. And then, the words, actions, and secrets of you and your family on these electronic devices are completely monitored by this company.
Such a serious international incident has occurred! At the time, a domestic tech media outlet in the People's Republic of China called IT Home forwarded this news—I guess they were actively forwarding it—but that was the only one, and then there was nothing more. This matter could no longer be seen in China; it has always been available overseas, but never again in China. No media reported on this information, and of course, no CCP government agency conducted any form of investigation or punishment against this Shenzhen company. Therefore, the public living in the People's Republic of China is very clear: regarding this matter, it is not allowed to be mentioned domestically, there is no investigation, no punishment, and no one cares. What does this mean? It means that for a company like this to dare to commit such a serious international crime, without any clear commercial interest beneficial to itself, and without fearing the consequences of such serious crimes, there is only one possibility: it was arranged and implemented by the CCP. Do you understand? It was arranged by the CCP. You can check it online. The company name and everything are there; 1.3 million devices, go check it online. This is news, not a famous company in Shenzhen; it's not anymore. The CCP is very smart now, because if it were a famous company—since companies like ZTE and Huawei are already on the blacklist, and there are many others—if they discovered this and a famous company did it, then more products would be banned. So the CCP uses many companies that are not that famous. Because I have too much content, sometimes it makes many companies that are not that famous—you can't find their equity changes, it's all a mess, you can't find the company involved in this matter—and then they let this company come out to do this thing. You look, it's on the internet. I have to finish, because I have to check, I still have to check this, check this matter a lot. What is the name of this company? Shenzhen. Shenzhen, oh, Shi Zhuang Technology Co., Ltd. Shi Zhuang Technology Co., Ltd. You haven't even heard of 1.3 million, okay? Everyone just needs to know, okay? Everyone just needs to know. So that's why I'm telling you all.
Ah, Shichuang Technology, yes, yes, Shichuang Technology. Look, someone has already written about it, thank you, thank you to this friend who has already written about it. So I tell everyone, present the facts and reason it out: just don't have contact with unfamiliar Chinese people, and as much as possible, don't buy any electronic devices from the People's Republic of China. Recently, some people said they bought one in Shenzhen—did you all see it? Someone bought one online, uh, this, this, this, it's this. A power bank, that's what it was, right? You must have seen it, right? Bought a power bank and discovered it also had built-in programs! Have you seen it? So, whether it's these matters, people, or objects you come into contact with, there is a certain probability that behind them lies the ideological extension of the CCP. That fucking idiot Xi Jinping has created such intense white terror domestically, so wouldn't he extend that terror overseas? That's a very normal situation. So I think overseas Chinese should develop a habit: once you hear it's from the People's Republic of China—whether it's a person, an organization, a matter, or an object—as long as you aren't familiar with it, be vigilant. That's the standard, okay? Ah, there's no other way, there's no other way.
Ah, Lenovo should be fine. But let me say it again, for big-name brands like Lenovo, the CCP might not actually do it, because if a problem is discovered with these, the damage is too great. The CCP will find brands that aren't as well-known to do this kind of thing. Ah, but I suggest that as much as possible, just don't buy them, don't buy any of them. Ah, as much as possible, don't buy them. The CCP has the foundation to do this, right? The CCP has now established a very solid foundation for acting as spies worldwide, for political demands, and for connectivity. Let me ask everyone, where is this foundation? Do any friends know? Since Xi Jinping came to power in 2012 until now, which major in universities in the People's Republic of China has grown the fastest? And is this fastest-growing major, especially in the 985 and 211 universities, also the one with the best job placement? Does anyone know which one has the best average compensation and placement rate? You don't know, right? Ah, don't guess if you don't know. Let me tell you which one it is, clearly: according to the CCP's official news, it's the School of Marxism.
According to public data from the Ministry of Education of the CCP, when Xi Jinping came to power in 2012, there were only about 100 universities across China that had established a School of Marxism—not computer science, but a School of Marxism. About 100 in 2012, according to the Ministry of Education's public data. By 2021, this number reached 1,440. Great. Someone knows: 1,925 in 2024, 2,207 in 2025. It grew 22 times in 13 years. Ah! The number of full-time teachers in Schools of Marxism grew from less than 30,000 in 2012 to 130,000 by 2025; counselors grew from less than 100,000 to over 300,000; doctoral programs grew from 39 to 150; the Ministry of Education cumulatively added tens of thousands of extra master's and doctoral spots. In May 2026, the National Office for Philosophy and Social Sciences of the People's Republic of China publicly released data clearly stating that the School of Marxism and its research is the discipline with the most distribution points, the largest educational staff, and the largest enrollment scale in the People's Republic of China. Do you understand now? Ah! And this major has the highest employment rate and the fastest-growing average salary level among all 985 and 211 universities in China. Zhejiang University has maintained a 100% overall employment rate for its School of Marxism for many years, and the average employment rate for the School of Marxism at Northwestern Polytechnical University has also consistently been above 96%. Can you imagine what is being studied in this school? Ah! What the fuck are they learning in the School of Marxism up to the doctoral level? Can people who study this major generate social or economic value in a country?
After this fucking idiot Xi Jinping came to power, why has he crazily cultivated these students for so many years? Just think about the massive number of graduates cultivated over these years, I mean it is just enormous! Let me say it again, the National Office for Philosophy and Social Sciences, this belongs to the CCP, what have so many students gone to do? Can everyone imagine? The only purpose of these people's existence is to obey the fucking idiot Xi Jinping's orders, maintain the operation of the CCP's political system, purge two-faced people within the CCP system, spread the CCP's ideology, and assist the CCP in achieving its predetermined political supervision and management objectives in various fields at home and abroad. Simply put, they are all fucking secret agents of the Eastern and Western Depots, crazily cultivating agents. Before Xi Jinping came to power, after the reform and opening up, going through the Jiang-Hu era, there were only about a hundred of this thing in total, with no changes, it had never changed, just this many old brands. After Xi Jinping came to power, it fucking increased by more than twenty times, isn't that terrifying? This fucking idiot really hopes to embed these people into every corner of the world he needs, to achieve his rogue dictatorial goals. The point is that these fucking people don't produce any economic or social value at all! People who study Marxism-Leninism, what kind of social and economic value do they fucking produce? Huh? So just think about it, of course I don't encourage your kids to go. Because the CCP is also going to fucking collapse soon, most likely finishing next year, uh, ninety percent or more, even ninety-five percent or more. Then you study this stuff, what are you going to use it for after studying? I don't suggest your children study this thing. Ah, right, things not going through the budget channel are specially funded budgets given to cultivate people for the Eastern and Western Depots, that is definitely not the same, okay? Ah, so everyone just needs to understand, ah.
Ah, the main content of today, we should all be quite clear about this. Actually, I don't even need to talk about it. The main content is that the fucking idiot Xi will rule for life, until death, this is already a matter without any suspense, understand? This is a matter without any suspense. Can everyone be sure now? Does everyone remember, before the Fifth Plenary Session meeting, I told everyone, after the 20th Fifth Plenary Session meeting was over. Basically, everything about the subsequent re-election and future issues is completely clear, understood? Ah, understood? Ah, employment is super good, it's fucking super good! Employment is certainly good if you study this major, but the point is what is the content of this major for? The children of this major, just think about when the CCP falls, what can the children of this major do? And they have done so many bad things for the CCP, will they not have a reckoning in the future? Shouldn't karma be dealt with? Ah?
Well, on the 7th of this month, the CCP officially announced the notice on the election of delegates to the 20th National Congress of the Party. The Chinese Communist Party, as we know, now Xi Jinping's term is called the 20th, the term he came to power was called the 18th, then the 19th, and now the 20th. This session of the CCP Central Committee was elected by the 20th National Party Congress. Then since there will be a transition election next year, now the election of delegates to the 21st Party Congress is beginning to appear. The 21st Party Congress elects the personnel of the CCP Central Committee, ah, members, alternate members, ah, and then the Central Committee personnel elect members of the Political Bureau and members of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau, hey, the CCP leadership. So what is the current situation like? The 21st, ah, the delegate standards for the National Congress of the CCP have come out, the standards for delegates to the 21st Party Congress have come out. Then this standard is lower than the standard for the 21st Party Central Committee delegates, this is that national party delegates are lower than the central committee, but these lower delegates. If you look at the notice on the qualification election, you will understand why he has already been in power forever, until death. Of course, he will die soon. Let's first talk about the opening of this notice, does everyone understand or not? Just a few, first, must profoundly comprehend the decisive significance of the Two Establishes, enhance the Four Consciousnesses, strengthen the Four Confidences, and achieve the Two Upholds. The opening is just these few words. Understand? Ah, strengthen the Two Establishes. What are the Two Establishes? Establishing comrade Xi Jinping's core position of the Party Central Committee, the core position of the whole Party, understand? Party Central Committee, whole Party, Xi Jinping core. The second establishment, establishing the guiding position of Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era, which has decisive significance for the development of the party and state undertakings in the new era, and for advancing the historical process of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. One is that Xi Jinping's establishment is the core of the Party, the core of the whole Party. Second, Xi Jinping's fucking thought is the core.
And what about the Four Consciousnesses? They are political consciousness, the bigger-picture consciousness, core consciousness, and alignment consciousness. Ah, what is political consciousness? Viewing issues from a political angle, which means whatever Xi Jinping says goes. The bigger-picture consciousness means not considering personal interests and looking at the bigger picture. Ah, whatever Xi Jinping says goes, do not worry about yourself. Ah, core consciousness means recognizing the core in ideology and rallying around the core politically. Submitting to the core organizationally and upholding the core in action—these are all definitions by the Party, official definitions. Who is the core? Xi Jinping. Ideologically recognizing Xi Jinping, politically rallying around Xi Jinping, organizationally submitting to Xi Jinping, and upholding Xi Jinping in action. Alignment consciousness requires aligning with the Party Central Committee, which means aligning with Xi Jinping; aligning with the Party's theories and guiding policies formulated by Xi Jinping; and aligning with the decisions and deployments of the Party Central Committee deployed by Xi Jinping. Next is firmly upholding the Four Confidences: confidence in the path, theory, system, and culture. Put bluntly, it means doing whatever you are told to do, convincing yourself, brainwashing yourself, you must believe. You must believe whatever the Party says, whatever Xi Jinping says; Xi Jinping is the Party. The Two Upholds: resolutely uphold General Secretary Xi Jinping as the core of the Party Central Committee and the core position of the whole Party. For those who are politically unqualified, it is a one-vote veto, a one-vote veto. Ah, meaning in political screening, if you cannot always make Xi Jinping the core and show absolute loyalty, you must be vetoed. The opening starts with such a 20th Party Congress delegate; as long as you are a Party delegate, you must achieve the Two Establishes, the Two Upholds, the Four Consciousnesses, and the Four Confidences. The ending notice, the ending: delegates of the 20th Party Congress must mobilize the broad masses of Party members and cadres to rally even more closely around the Party Central Committee with Comrade Xi Jinping as the core. Rallying even more closely around the one with Comrade Xi Jinping as the core—uh, once this other report is finished, is there any meaning left? It is just finished, um, you can look at the middle content yourselves. Ah, there are some differences compared to the 20th Party Congress, ah, for example, the 20th Party Congress did not explicitly state the Two Establishes, ah, but this time it is explicit. The 20th Party Congress did not separately make Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era—uh, independent study requirement, but this time it is separated and required, and so on. Ah, no need to go into the details, read it yourselves. But I will just read you an opening and read you an ending, do you have any questions left? If you do not approve, you are not a Party delegate, a 21st Party Congress delegate. Did you understand that sentence at the end? Ah, the broad masses of Party members and cadres rally even more closely around the Party Central Committee with Comrade Xi Jinping as the core; this is the ending. The 21st Party Congress delegates must achieve this, they are not newly elected leaders, it is right here around the Party Central Committee with Comrade Xi Jinping as the core—who else could you possibly elect? If you do not approve, you fucking are not a leader, one-vote veto; everyone can only have one leader of the Chinese Communist Party, and that is Xi Jinping. Therefore, from the Party's electoral system and theoretical system, it is already super close to North Korea. North Korea has only one core of the Workers' Party of Korea called fucking Kim Jong Un, and the Chinese Communist Party has only one core called Xi Jinping. From 1949 to now, the Chinese Communist Party has never done this before; it has completely broken away from all cores during the times of Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping, which was called democratic centralism. When Mao Zedong was the core of the whole Party, Liu Shaoqi served as the core; if Mao Zedong wanted to get rid of Liu Shaoqi, even if the Party did not listen, he had to call it "bombarding the headquarters," mobilizing social forces for the Cultural Revolution, having the masses rebel against Liu Shaoqi, and the Party still had to maintain democracy, allowing people at the bottom to rebel. Deng Xiaoping was even more daring to clearly tell the Chinese Communist Party that there is only one core, there will always be only one core, and everything revolves around one core. Fucking awesome, truly fucking awesome, really infinitely close to North Korea. In other words, as long as you are a delegate of the Chinese Communist Party, whether you take Xi Jinping as the sole core of the CCP has become the political qualification standard for this delegate. If you do not agree with this standard, you cannot even be a Party delegate of the CCP.
Meaning this Party has only one core, only one axis, and that is Xi Jinping. Then you fucking tell me who gets re-elected and who holds what position is all fake; everything is just Old Xi's. You fucking talk about re-election, it is all just going through the motions, going through the motions. Did you all understand when I talked about physical laws a while ago? Why, if Xi Jinping collapses, does the entire Chinese Communist Party collapse? Fucking hell, this physical architecture has fucking only one core, and this fucking idiot Xi Jinping repeatedly emphasizes there is only one core.
Ah, there is just one core, okay? So everyone understands now, ah. I will not say anything else about this, I will not say anything else about this, ah. Down below you see another fucking CCP idiot stirring up trouble here, right? Everyone remember, this kind of CCP idiot is stirring up trouble here, okay? Ah.
This is stirring up trouble, this one is doing whatever, cursing here themselves—go take a look yourselves! Not mentioning the interest earned from saving US dollars over the past two years themselves, then not talking about anything else, and still fucking wanting to write to me over there! And they definitely have not started listening to the opening content I talked about today. This is the Chinese Communist Party, exactly the Chinese Communist Party. I suggest, actually, whether you are bred out of a Marxism school or some fucking little Pink, can you have a slightly higher quality? Just don't do this kind of particularly idiotic, purely retarded bullshit inside my channel. Look at how few people are in my channel.
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been trying desperately to throttle my traffic. Ah, I don't even know how much energy they're spending, paying YouTube and this and that. The people you've sent have already realized how difficult I am to deal with, so why not find someone with some knowledge and culture? You send these ignorant, uncultured people, aren't you just asking to be scolded? Everything they say is fucking stupid; aren't you just asking to be scolded? Mao Zedong didn't want to be resurrected; what he did, he at least had to set up a facade, calling on the masses to rebel, do you understand? Xi Jinping has just become a fucking whore; he doesn't even need the facade anymore, he doesn't even need the masses to rebel, okay? He doesn't even need the masses to rebel anymore.
So, I won't say much. Four thousand is very few; back then, I used to have tens of thousands. When the CCP wasn't doing that, many of my live streams had tens of thousands of viewers! If you've been a regular on this channel, if you've experienced the ups and downs over these years, you've seen it all. You know very well what the CCP has done, okay? I won't say anything else. Following that, does everyone understand now? Why is this fucking idiot Xi Jinping so formidable? It's because of his extreme narrow-mindedness and selfishness, his extreme ignorance and baseness. You call him the Chief Accelerator, which is very fitting; he has completely tied his own fate to that of the Chinese Communist Party, meaning if this bastard dies, the Chinese Communist Party will collapse.
He doesn't leave a single buffer zone for the Chinese Communist Party. At the very least, you should leave a second-in-command group after you, so that if the CCP really, goddamn it, kicks the bucket, there would still be some people with a foundation of stability to keep the party afloat. Everyone is on a single line, with only one core, so if this fucking idiot dies, the CCP will collapse instantly.
Ah, for those who say the CCP can still last thirty or fifty years, just see if your technology can keep Xi Jinping alive for another thirty or fifty years. His current physical condition is indeed getting worse by the day. Look at what technology you can use to keep Xi Jinping alive? By today, you should actually understand very clearly. This change in 2026, and what about 2026?
Let me say a few more words to everyone: he still has the strength to linger on, so what we see in 2026 is what? It's all killing the goose that lays the golden eggs. Everyone knows that all the temples and religious sites across the country—there should be over 80,000 of them—are now being subjected to comprehensive audits and investigations by the CCP. You should have seen the news about this, right? All religious sites nationwide are facing tax arrears and corruption crackdowns, which definitely means confiscating money.
This logic is the same as asking everyone to pay social security arrears this year, or investigating all investment taxes; this is what's called killing the goose that lays the golden eggs, is that clear? Why is personal income tax growing by double digits this year while the economy is sliding so much? Why is fiscal revenue in the first half of the year growing so crazily? It's killing the goose that lays the golden eggs, they are desperate, desperate. But everyone knows the result of killing the goose that lays the golden eggs—why do it? Because the CCP no longer has the ability to continue subsidizing these places, so they start killing the goose. But the goose was already killed in 2020, what will they do next year?
What will they do next year? Everyone think about it. Yes, you've scammed all the money you could from these people, you've dug up everything you could, and you're even doing retroactive investigations for twenty or thirty years, and you've dug into the religious system, dug it all out, the goose is completely killed. What will you do next year? These people have a very wide-ranging impact. So the CCP's decision is truly ruthless. 2027 will definitely be much, much, much, much more miserable than 2026. Do you understand? In 2026, there are still geese to kill and eggs to take. In 2027, all the geese that should be killed are killed, all the eggs that should be taken are taken, what then?
Ah, I don't know. I actually don't know either, and there is no room to turn back. As this country has reached this point, as long as the CCP maintains its dictatorship and doesn't change the system, there is no room for the country to turn back at all; it's all negative information. Whether it's the economic model, the population structure, the crazy growth of aging figures, the situation where there are fewer and fewer young people, or the sharp decline in productivity efficiency.
The decline in job openings, the increase in the unemployed population, the decline in the average wage level of flexible employment, the large-scale pollution—this country, as long as the Chinese Communist Party remains in its current governing mode, you won't find any possibility of a turnaround in any single field. There's no way, there's really no way.
In 2027, you can hoard food; of course you can hoard food for long-term consumption, of course you can. It's useless if foreign trade doesn't plummet. Just look at your foreign exchange earnings and profits this year, and you'll know that the foreign trade figures are fake. If foreign trade doesn't plummet and they keep inflating the numbers like this year, it's meaningless. Your own physical experience is the strongest; let me say it again, everyone's physical experience is the strongest, understand? Just looking at it is useless. On one hand, the M2 figure is 400 trillion, almost 400 trillion, you're crazy. But with M2 growing so crazily, what about GDP?
What does M2 represent? The amount of money printed for investment? Now you print money; in a normal country, if you print one yuan and invest it—the state's one yuan doesn't count as private—if you invest it, at the very least you should generate one yuan in return, you should be able to break even. Now M2 is growing so crazily, GDP is so low, M2 is almost double the GDP.
Then look at the total retail sales of consumer goods. You see, the whole logic has been completely inverted, reaching the point of killing the goose that lays the golden eggs. 2026 will actually be miserable. By 2027, there won't even be a goose left to kill, so don't even think about it. Compared to the US dollar, everything will rebound; it's not compared to the RMB, all mainstream currencies will rebound.
Well, all mainstream currencies are rebounding. Why are warships surrounding Taiwan? Why am I talking about surrounding Taiwan? Do you know that the US Senate has officially released a plan that had been shelved for years to study in Taiwan? Do you know that in Taiwan's parliament, there are many people from the official US Congress studying and participating in Taiwan's government work? Do you understand now? Ah, the Taiwan issue isn't even being discussed anymore, the Taiwan issue isn't even being discussed, ah, not even being discussed.
My AI project isn't that big, take it slow, don't, don't, don't worry about that. My AI project is still small, okay, nothing else, ah, nothing else. Let's leave it at that, does anyone have any other questions? Does anyone have any other questions? Killing the goose that lays the golden eggs, right? Does your low price necessarily mean killing the goose that lays the golden eggs? I've already talked about the APEC meeting, what else is there to talk about regarding the APEC meeting? Look at history, I'll say it again, look at history, look at the facts, present the facts, and reason things out.
In the whole world, except for severe disease crises and war crises, the four parts of the APEC meeting—public talks, closed-door leader meetings, ministerial meetings, and banquets—when have they ever been changed? Look at this meeting, why did the ministerial meeting change to online for China? I've already said it, because they are afraid that all the foreign ministers in the world will form public opinion against China's dumping situation. Why was the closed-door meeting cancelled? I've already said it, because that fucking idiot's health is not good. Look at the APEC meeting, historically, unless there are major reasons like disease and war, these four meetings have never been changed.
How the fuck did it change in this meeting in the CCP's country? The closed-door meeting was cancelled, the ministerial meeting was changed to online, and it's already over, with no results at all. You think about it, just how difficult is it? How difficult is the People's Republic of China and the Chinese Communist Party now to reach this point? If it weren't difficult to this extent, how could it be like this? Okay? How could it be like this? Huh?
What else is there? What else is there? Gossip live streams don't have the issue of being unfinished, I'll stream if I have the time, and I won't if I don't. I've already made it very clear to everyone, my live streaming is a personal hobby, how can my stuff be unfinished? What do I have to stream? Among all the people watching live streams, is there anyone like me who streams while just hanging around, not making a fucking dime, just doing it purely for fun and to chat with everyone? Have you ever seen anyone like me?
Then, does Ziranchan even include a membership? There isn't even a membership, Ziranchan doesn't even have time to talk. I do this live stream, unlike all those people who have desires and goals. I guess there are very few people who do live streams like me, right? Purely a personal hobby, when I have time I'll chat with everyone, and once the topic is finished, it's over, once it's finished, it's over.
So, my purpose is different from everyone else's, it's not like I'm teaching a class, I'm just chatting with you, just chatting with you. This, this, this can't take Taiwan, the CCP's fucking army has no chance at all. Some people say Zhang Shengmin is ruling the army, I say you fucking don't think, Zhang Shengmin is in political work, in the history of the army, in the history of the Chinese army, when the fuck has a political worker ever been able to rule the army? Then why does Xi Jinping treat the army like this? It's because he can't let the army have a leader, it's better for the army to have no leader. What Xi Jinping is afraid of now is not that the army lacks combat capability, what Xi Jinping is most afraid of is that the fucking army has combat capability, and then someone can organize to kill him.
Do you understand? So why is Xi Jinping doing this now? You think about it carefully, how long has it been? The heads of the major military branches and major theater commands have not been confirmed. You think about how long it has been? Except for two theater commands, Xi Jinping has not confirmed the heads of all the other theater commands and military branches, how long has it been? Ah, the Air Force is confirmed, but what about the Navy and others? You think about how long it has been?
Why not confirm them? Xi Jinping is now afraid that someone in the army will become a leader, afraid that someone in the army can truly grasp the real power of the army, because he cannot control the army, they don't listen to him at all. If this fucking idiot fosters someone who really has prestige in the army and combat capability, and this person doesn't obey him, isn't this guy dead for sure? So what Xi Jinping needs to do now is to make the army a pile of loose sand. Zhang Shengmin is in political work, someone who hasn't fought a war in the army, just like the police, those who haven't been on the front lines of solving cases and fighting wars cannot lead a team.
They can't lead a team, they don't understand! Now it's all a joint operation system, how the fuck would someone from a political work background know how these joint operation systems fight modern wars? They don't even understand, they can't do it. And the people below don't accept their fate, so Xi Jinping has to keep the army as a pile of loose sand. He is afraid of the army having combat power, he is afraid of the army having combat power. Don't listen to what others say, look at what others do. For a party to be the core, the army must have combat power. When Mao Zedong was in power, even during the Cultural Revolution, the army had unique rights, they all had unique rights.
Mao Zedong wasn't afraid of anyone because he fought his way up! Ah, everyone had to let people who could speak up have a voice in the military. Ye Jianying was in power, and Deng Xiaoping and a bunch of others were too. As I recall, several of the Ten Marshals were still alive back then, and they all had power.
Oh, Sun Yat-sen's birthday was commemorated for the sake of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)—don't you even understand that? It's about the centrality of political status, right? The centrality of political status.
Well, that's it for today. How the fuck do you prove that the military doesn't obey Xi Jinping? Are you a fucking idiot? You ask a question like that—how much evidence have I given you since they started arresting Zhang Youxia this year showing that the military doesn't obey Xi Jinping? How many times has the CCP Central Committee Military Commission shouted orders, and nobody in the military even bothers to respond? How many times has the Central Committee Military Commission asked the lower ranks of the military to pledge their loyalty, and the military refuses to do so?
Why the fuck else would the military not listen to Xi Jinping? I mean, really, CCP, can't you send some spies or little wums with actual IQs to talk in my chat? Ah! So just because Xi Jinping can control party delegates, that means the military listens to Xi Jinping? Who the fuck said that? Aren't you a fucking idiot? Doesn't what you're saying make you a fucking idiot? Bo Gu and Otto Braun could control party delegates—would the Zunyi Conference have happened then? Would the people in the military listen? If they listened, would Zhang Guotao have betrayed them? The person saying this—what the hell is a party? Are the party and the military the same fucking thing?
Isn't this just a fucking idiot? The person who said this really needs to get checked out, right? Ah, they've already contacted US stocks and Venice to look into the legal side. I didn't livestream yesterday because I was talking with lawyers about this matter. Uh, back home they've been pulling strings all along, which involves spending money to find people and a bunch of very complicated things. It can only be resolved this way, right?
Okay, so asking about these things is just asking about that. I'm telling you, there's no way around it through social connections. I've been to the UAE and many other places so many times looking for people, right? Now I feel like there are no connections left, and we can only go through judicial procedures. Finding people now will just mean issuing an arrest warrant when the time comes. There's no other way, right? We have to go through the law, right? We can only go through the law, meaning normal communication and negotiation can't solve it anymore, okay? Ah, well, that's it for today, thank you everyone, thank you everyone for taking the time to listen to my bullshit, okay? Ah, thank you everyone, I wish friends back home a good night's sleep and friends overseas success in all your endeavors, thank you everyone.