Major Cases, Invincible Inside the System!? Look at These People, This Society Is Already Sick, Terminally Ill! Qiqi Baba TALK Episode 1011 20261026

This episode features host Qi Qi sharing and discussing two social phenomena: first, the current obsession and worship among young people for positions inside the system during blind dates, which reflects the solidification of social classes; second, a review of the sensational "kneeling to save daughter" incident. Back then, Shi Jinquan, who had only a junior high school education, self-directed and acted out a fake persona as a vicious wealthy young man to ignite public opinion, successfully raising 300,000 yuan in surgical fees for his baby suffering from eye cancer, and bearing twelve years of cyberbullying and revilement as a result. The program sparks profound reflection on social security, medical assistance, and the boundaries between good and evil.

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Hello, everyone.

Well, welcome to Qi Qi Talks, I am Qiqi. No matter how good-looking someone is, they still can't compare to someone inside the system. Don't disbelieve this, let me tell you a true story. Just a couple of days ago, there was a local guy in Zhengzhou born in 1995 who works in the chip industry. He has a house and a car, stands 1.78 meters tall, and is truly tall, handsome, and earns a high income. At that time, I recommended a girl born in 1997 working in Zhengzhou to him. She is truly a graceful beauty, working in sales, making around 7,000 to 8,000 yuan a month, and during peak season can exceed 10,000 yuan, which is completely not a problem. As a result, the guy didn't even look and directly rejected her. He said good looks can't be eaten as a meal, and when getting married, he just wants to find a girl inside the system in Zhengzhou. Why? Because the income is relatively stable, meaning you don't have to worry about market fluctuations, the work schedule is regular, she can take care of the family, and the social circle is clean. Social insurance, housing provident funds, and benefits are fully maximized, which means future living and elderly care are guaranteed. I also want to ask our friends inside the system in Zhengzhou—those in state-owned enterprises, public institutions, and civil service. As a freelancer and a matchmaker, I don't particularly understand why everyone is so obsessed with finding someone inside the system. Like now, the establishment positions actually given out are very few. Everything now runs on annuity and contract systems. So with people still obsessed with the system now, is there really that much of necessity? I want to hear everyone's thoughts.

Uh, inside the Great Firewall, everyone must believe it is like this: you don't even need to talk about foreign trade, but multi-millionaires, billionaires, and multi-billionaires—people inside the system will forever look down on them. Uh, although everyone now uses smartphones and electronic equipment, the difference inside the Firewall compared to one or two thousand years ago is not that big. That is, officials in the entire social hierarchy are simply superior to others, uh, simply superior to others, because the Chinese Communist Party says we want to break down classes and everyone will be equal in the future, but in reality, it uses classes to lock people in tighter, divide them more clearly, and step on them harder.

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Uh, still that saying, they dare not stop; if your hands stop, your mouth stops. If you stop, it's the same as what you saw before with everyone—you can only go rummaging through trash cans, that's how it is. That is to say, if most homeless people in developed countries are because they are lazy, or more or less addicted to some bad habit, then in China, most homeless people truly rarely are because they are too lazy, rarely because they are unwilling to work. Most likely, they just can't find any work, friends, meaning they really can't afford to support themselves and can only go rummaging through trash cans. Within a society, even if we don't talk about getting rich through diligence, you are very diligent, yet you can't even afford a meal—then wouldn't you say this society is sick?

A rural woman crawled on her knees for two kilometers on the streets of Guangzhou, solely because of a sentence uttered by a strange man.

That is, a person online, that person wanted me to go from here to the Tianhe Sports Center, and then he would donate money to the baby.

Turns out, the infant in the woman's arms was just six months old and suffering from eye cancer, leading to necrosis of the eyes. After the woman posted a plea for help online, a netizen with the username "Guangzhou Rich Heir" left a comment saying: "As long as she dares to hold the infant and crawl on her knees for two kilometers on the busiest streets of Guangzhou, I will donate twenty thousand yuan to the baby."

You dare? I dare to donate! Anyway, twenty thousand yuan is not even enough for me to buy my girlfriend a lipstick.

Although this was clearly making fun of someone else's misery, for this desperate mother, twenty thousand yuan was the last straw she could grasp.

Just like that? Do you believe him?

I didn't even ask. Do you know that person? Just online.

Not giving you money, that man.

I cannot die.

Just like that, the woman held her swaddled infant and knelt and crawled in the cold wind for a full two hours until her knees were bruised and her hands were frozen purple, finally arriving at the Sports Center. Yet that rich heir did not show up at all, the one who said he would donate to you.

They haven't come over now.

I didn't even know! He told me to kneel here.

Not only that, this rich heir even posted online to mock her, saying he was just joking and this stupid woman was simply degrading herself. As soon as these words came out, the entire internet instantly exploded. After all, this kind of behavior was not just bullying a desperate mother, but also making a mockery of the life of a terminally ill child. With that, this cold-blooded rich second-generation instantly became a public enemy.

People with money shouldn't be like that, right?

Around you. If you want to show some charity, you should show some charity; you shouldn't make people kneel. Just then, a forum moderator whose screen name was Jinquan Shaoxia stood out, publicly posting to denounce the rich heir for lacking humanity while taking the lead in calling on netizens to donate to this mother. Soon, major media outlets swarmed in; newspapers, television stations, and internet portals all focused on this matter. Within just three days, donations from all over the country reached three hundred thousand, and the child's surgery fees finally had a secured destination. Just when everyone thought this was a heartwarming reversal where kindness triumphed over malice, the truth behind it left everyone feeling a chill down their spines. Through the deep investigation by vast numbers of netizens, the two accounts—the malicious Guangzhou rich heir and Jinquan Shaoxia who took the lead in calling for donations—actually used the exact same IP address. In other words, there was never any arrogant rich second-generation at all. This whole affair from beginning to end was a setup directed and performed by a young man with only a junior high school education; he was Shi Jinquan, who used himself as bait to lure all under heaven into the trap, and is even hailed across the entire internet as a top-tier modern strategist.

I planned this matter purely to help him.

Wanting to save his daughter's life. Shi Jinquan was born in 1987 in an impoverished village in Guangxi, and came to Guangzhou to work at the age of sixteen. In his spare time, his greatest hobby was self-studying journalism and communication studies, and he gave himself the online handle "Jinquan Shaoxia." In 2011, he stumbled upon the ignored plea for help posted by Xie Sanxiu on the Tianya Forum.

I repeated it, looked at this post many times, and then at that time I was deciding, I was thinking whether I should go help her or not.

Shi Jinquan also knew in his heart that if he just helped by forwarding the post, he wouldn't be able to save this child at all. After all, there are too many tragic things happening on the internet every day, and ordinary requests for help are simply ignored by people who won't stop to take a second look. So, he contacted Xie Sanxiu online, learned about her situation in detail, and upon discovering that her daughter's eye cancer could no longer be delayed, Shi Jinquan didn't sleep all night. But what way was there to help this mother raise the huge surgical fees in the shortest possible time?

"The cells were spreading from her eyes to her entire head. The doctor told her that if the surgery didn't happen within three or four months, her life might not be saved."

Based on the journalism and communication studies he had been self-studying for so long, he reached a theory: to truly make a desperate child visible to the whole country, relying on pity alone is useless; one must manufacture a conflict.

"I have to say, this is where I started using my communication studies. What kind of content easily makes it to the spotlight or the front page? At that time, the internet was particularly indignant toward submissive news, hmm."

He said: "I don't gamble on the kindness of human nature, but I know the evil of human nature well. As long as there is a target that is hateful enough, public goodwill will surge along with the anger." And he decided to be that target himself. So, he confessed his plan to Xie Sanxiu and instructed her to just follow his lead, saying, "This will definitely save your child. I will bear all the infamy."

"He told me to go kneel on the street, hmm, he said if you kneel for your daughter, then I will call the media reporters, hmm, and someone will interview you. Did you think about the fact that you were deceiving people?"

"Yes."

"No, no, no, I, I, I didn't think about it."

"My biggest goal at the time was, if I finished kneeling along this road, he would find media reporters to interview me, and I would tell the story like this, and that's it, my daughter might be saved. That's all I thought about."

The next day, Shi Jinquan registered an account named "Guangzhou Rich Kid" and appeared under Xie Sanxiu's request post, letting that rich kid...

"...character, ah, tease Xie Sanxiu: 'If you dare to kneel, I dare to donate!' Anyway, 20,000 yuan isn't even enough for me to buy my girlfriend a lipstick. It sounds arrogant, wealthy, and quite realistic. If you said 100,000 or 80,000, it might not sound very realistic. If you said 8,000, it wouldn't sound wealthy enough. So 20,000, ah, that's a very realistic number."

To ensure the plan was foolproof, he set a precise kneeling route for Xie Sanxiu.

"So I told Xie Sanxiu: 'Your task for today is to hold your child and walk from here on Guangzhou Avenue Middle all the way to the Teemall Sports Center.'"

This kneeling route he set was filled with major newspaper offices and television stations along the way, which could be described as extremely precise.

"These two main roads converge with the Southern Metropolis Daily, Southern Daily, The Beijing News, Yangcheng Evening News, New Express, Guangdong TV, and Southern TV. Some media outlets are very pragmatic; unless it has high news value, they are too lazy to travel to distant places."

To ensure the media could arrive at the scene as quickly as possible, he chose to have the kneeling happen around 9:00 AM on a workday.

"They have morning meetings to report topics, go out for interviews in the afternoon, and hit the deadline at midnight. To give these reporters enough time to report and edit, it's not good to be too early or too late."

During the kneeling process, Shi Jinquan hid in a public phone booth across the street, calling the major media outlets one by one to tip them off, pretending to be a passerby.

"I called the news hotlines of almost every media outlet in Guangzhou one by one. Unexpectedly, before I even finished calling them all, reporters were already contacting me, asking about the situation of Xie Sanxiu and her specific location. At that moment, I felt that my plan was going to succeed."

After Xie Sanxiu finished the entire route, he switched back to the "Rich Kid" account to post mocking comments, adding fuel to the fire once again.

"I called the reporter and said: 'That rich kid, I've made contact.' He said: 'The money won't be donated.'"

Program: Major Cases, Invincible Within the System!? Look at these people, this society is already sick, terminally ill! Qiqi Baba TALK Episode 1011, 20261026.

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"That was Xie Sanxiu acting like a bitch." With that, Shi Jinquan pushed public outrage to its peak and successfully leveraged 300,000 yuan in donations for the child. Although everything proceeded precisely according to his predictions, he miscalculated one crucial detail. Because he did not switch internet cafes to log in, the accounts of the "wealthy young master from Guangzhou" and "Jinquan Shaoxia" used the same computer IP address. After his identity was exposed, overwhelming abuse flooded toward Shi Jinquan; accusations of a scammer exploiting social goodwill flew in like snowflakes.

"If it hadn't been for Tianya exposing my real identity, if the truth hadn't been revealed by Tianya, I believe no one would have known. It was a very, very perfect white lie. That's how I feel."

Soon, his rental apartment was packed with reporters, and countless people cursed him over the phone and online.

"I became famous, but it was an infamous reputation! People cursing my ancestors for eighteen generations, cursing my mother... ah, very helpless, very aggrieved."

"On the internet, your name was associated with being a scammer at that time, right?"

"Equated to it. Because of this, he lost his job as a forum moderator and began a life of being cyberbullied for twelve years."

"I planned this, purely wanting to help her, wanting to save her daughter's life. Although the method used was very, very wrong."

"But I just wanted to save her daughter. This 'Jinquan Shaoxia' seemed to use a clever way, but in fact, it was very terrible, a kind of destruction to society."

Regarding this, Shi Jinquan did not offer much defense. He took Xie Sanxiu to bow and apologize publicly, and frankly admitted that everything was planned by him and had nothing to do with Xie Sanxiu.

"Xie Sanxiu's mother, I'm sorry, if it weren't for this plan."

"Tell them."

"It wouldn't have caused such great harm to society, and even less would it have caused harm to those who helped you."

"I want to tell everyone, I don't understand any operations. He helped me come up with this idea this morning, I know he was helping me. I only thought about saving my daughter, I didn't know it would cause such a big impact on society."

Facing the camera, Shi Jinquan promised that if anyone felt their kindness had been exploited, the donations could be fully refunded. But the result was that not a single person requested a refund, because everyone knew in their hearts that while the "wealthy young master" was fake, the child's illness was real; the identity was fake, but the life saved was real.

"I was on the sofa, I said I didn't know Jinquan Shaoxia, because Jinquan Shaoxia was helping me, but he was also that person who donated 3,000 yuan, saying sorry."

What made people even more silent was that throughout the entire plan, Shi Jinquan never asked Xie Sanxiu for a single cent. Not only did he take nothing, but before they parted, he quietly stuffed 20,000 yuan into Xie Sanxiu's hand—that was all the savings he had accumulated. After the incident, Shi Jinquan faded from the public eye, returned to his hometown in Guangxi to farm, and changed his name to Shi Jinshui. He said the character "Quan" (spring) was missing the "bai" (white), because he had carried a bad reputation for his whole life and could never prove his innocence again.

"It was originally Shi Jinquan, right?"

"Yes."

"That's Shi Jinshui (Ten Catties of Water)."

Someone asked him if he felt regret. He said: "Saving a life is more important than morality."

"What caused the situation for Mother Xie today? Actually, it points more to social security, medical assistance systems, it points more to this aspect. After this news came out, it brought this issue up again."

It is worth mentioning that in the second year after the Guixing daughter-saving incident, the national critical illness insurance policy was officially introduced. This incident was even included in that year's civil service examination questions. A young man from the bottom of society with only a junior high school education, using an extremely tragic and self-destructive method, not only saved an infant's life but also, to some extent, promoted social progress. Until today, twelve years later, the Guixing daughter-saving incident has gone viral on the internet again, and netizens have dug up the old story. This time, the comments are no longer filled with accusations and abuse, but with one "Great righteousness, sir" after another.

"Are you surprised by this? Qi Qi Ba Ba TALK Episode 1011, 20261026."

"A little surprised. Some people compare me to Pang Tong or strategists from ancient times, even Zhuge Liang. I think that's really putting a high hat on me."

Over these years, he has never stopped helping others, rescuing girls tricked into pyramid schemes, seeking livelihoods for the disabled, and providing homes for orphans without parents. "Do you have..."

"Have you roughly calculated, in total, how much..."

"...have you given out?"

"You guys."

"Uh."

"Qi Qi Ba Ba."

"At least 300,000. Upwards."

More than 300,000, at the very least, we must know that this world has never been simply black and white. Some people stand on the moral high ground and point fingers, while others are willing to put on the mask of a villain, jump into the mire themselves, and pull others ashore. He didn't want to be a hero; he was even prepared from the beginning to be the bad person. Knowing full well that he might bear a lifetime of infamy, he still chose to reach out and give someone a hand. This.

Discussions about this case at the time were extremely polarized, extremely polarized. But looking at it now, from a relatively calm standpoint where we are not the parties involved, what do you all think, friends? Well, that is all for this episode. If you would like to support me, please join the member channel. I also sincerely hope to chat with everyone in real time during member live streams. That's all for this episode, see you next time.