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Terrifying Scene at the Choi Tin-fung Case Trial: The Killer Let Out a Cold Laugh! Is Xi Jinping Envious and Jealous of Shen Po-yang? Party Media Slams Kevin Tsai! Pneumonic Plague Hits Russia — Could Sanya Be Next? (Old Beijing Teahouse / Episode 1766 / 2026 / 10 / 07)

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This episode mainly explores the horrifying details revealed during the trial of the Abby Choi dismemberment case in Hong Kong and the cold sneer of her former father-in-law; it draws an analogy between the CCP's exploitation of the public and the greed of the Kwong family; it focuses on the incident and background of state media and military newspapers targeting Taiwanese entertainer Kevin Tsai; at the same time, it reports on the latest developments of the pneumonic plague outbreak in Russia, the response of the World Health Organization, and public concerns regarding joint China-Russia military exercises and the potential spread of the epidemic.

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Three and a half years after the dismemberment case of Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi occurred, the trial officially began in Hong Kong on October 5, 2026; it is a continuation of the trial that already opened at the Hong Kong High Court on September 21. During the previous hearing, the three defendants—Abby Choi's ex-husband, former father-in-law, and former brother-in-law—all appeared in court. On October 5, Abby Choi's mother, Cheung Yin-fa, appeared in court to testify for the first time. According to media reports, the entire trial process for the Abby Choi case will last for 45 days, that is correct. Let us briefly review the "Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi dismemberment case" for those tea friends who may not be familiar with it. On February 21, 2023, 28-year-old Hong Kong fashion socialite Abby Choi suddenly went missing. Three days later, on February 24, 2023, the police discovered Abby Choi's remains in Lung Mei Village, Tai Mei Tuk, Tai Po, Hong Kong. Subsequently, the police arrested several people involved in the case, including all four members of her ex-husband's family. The details of the case shattered common values; the ex-husband's family conspired to murder Abby Choi and brutally dismembered her body. After the details of the case were disclosed, it shocked the whole of Hong Kong and even the Chinese-speaking world, as the level of cruelty broke records.

According to the case details disclosed by Hong Kong media, Abby Choi had two children with her ex-husband, Alex Kwong, after their marriage. After Choi divorced and remarried, the ex-husband's family kept the two children with them under the pretext that "it is more convenient for the grandparents to take care of the grandchildren," thereby obtaining custody. In order to provide her children with good living conditions, Choi was "responsive to every request" from her ex-husband's family, continuously providing them with money without ever asking where it went. For example, when her ex-husband Alex Kwong said he wanted to open a watch shop in mainland China, Choi and her current husband gave him HK$70 million. When he later claimed he had lost it all, Choi never pressed him for details. As an aside, Choi's second husband's family, the Tams, are wealthy Hong Kong merchants in the catering industry. According to media reports, after the divorce, Choi's two families often ate together and traveled to Hainan together, while the hotel, airfare, and daily expenses of the Kwong family were all covered by Choi alone, as if she owed them. The prevailing view is that Choi wanted to use money to maintain decency and family ties so she could stay in contact with her children. However, in 2022, because the two children were transferring to a school in Tuen Mun, Choi wanted to sell the luxury mansion in Kadoorie Hill where the ex-husband's family lived and arrange a new place for them. This plan triggered intense dissatisfaction from her former father-in-law, who did not want to move out of the luxury home. It is said that this conflict became the fuse that ignited the murderous intent of the Kwong father and sons. The former father-in-law, Kwong Kau, came up with the plan, and the father and two sons plotted to murder Choi. As an aside, the luxury mansion Choi wanted to sell was registered in the name of the former father-in-law, Kwong Kau, reportedly for tax avoidance purposes, as Choi already had other properties in her name. The former father-in-law's calculation was that if they ruthlessly killed Choi, not only could they continue to live in the house registered in his name, but because the Kwong family had obstructed the divorce proceedings, Choi's second marriage was not legally registered as the previous marriage had not been formally dissolved. Therefore, if Choi were gone, her estate of over HK$300 million would likely be inherited by her ex-husband and the two children. Just listen to that—out of greed, they actually calculated the "profit" of murder in such a cold-blooded and meticulous manner.

It could be said that this was Choi's fated tribulation, as she had been dating Alex Kwong since middle school, paying out and cooperating step by step, eventually falling into the bottomless pit of the Kwong family—truly naive. That is not all; even after the divorce, she listened to the words of her former mother-in-law, Jenny Li, and replaced her own driver with her ex-husband's brother, Anthony Kwong, as her private driver. Choi must have known that her former mother-in-law wanted her eldest son to profit from the wealthy family, but Choi did not refuse and went along with it. This single agreement cost her her life, and she must have regretted it bitterly. Half a month before the crime, the former father-in-law, Kwong Kau, and his two sons, Anthony and Alex Kwong, purchased chainsaws, meat grinders, iron pots, and kitchen knives. They visited the crime scene in Lung Mei Village, which they had rented in advance, 17 times. It was a long-premeditated act—isn't it terrifying? It seems that once the murderous intent arises, it truly cannot be suppressed. On the day of the incident, Choi was on her way to pick up her daughter when she was beaten by her private driver, Anthony Kwong, and her ex-husband, Alex Kwong, who got into the car halfway—they used a hammer. Subsequently, the two perpetrators transported the unconscious Choi to the house in Lung Mei Village, Tai Po, where they murdered, dismembered, and cooked her remains. I cannot go on; three days later, the remains were discovered by the police. It was an unheard-of, extremely brutal murder case. A family of ingrates, all practicing the phrase "returning kindness with enmity"—it is an eye-opener. There is an old Chinese saying: "A handful of rice can save a life, but a bushel can breed an enemy." Indeed, when you encounter people who do not know how to be grateful, the more you give, the greedier, more bottomless, and more unscrupulous they become. The Kwong family used the younger generation as a bargaining chip, treating their former daughter-in-law as a permanent ATM. When the ATM stopped working, they revealed their true, murderous colors. I saw in the media that when the mother of Choi's second husband arrived at the crime scene, she wept, saying, "You gave your kindness in this life to the wrong people, you silly girl. You were devoured by a group of heartless wolves. You met the wrong person, misjudged them, and boarded the wrong ship."

According to media reports, after graduating from an international school, Abby Choi's ex-husband was unemployed, petty thief, and engaged in seduction and fraud without stopping—altogether an absolute rogue. Abby Choi's demonic former father-in-law, Kwong Kau, even served as a police sergeant in Hong Kong before leaving due to other criminal cases; he was a professional criminal, but unfortunately, all his professional skills were used to murder his daughter-in-law. I even feel like these three men were possessed by demons, not human. Hard to say, the demonic father-in-law showed his ferocious nature again during the court hearing on October 5. According to Hong Kong media reports, during the court hearing that day, Abby Choi's mother, Cheung Yin-fa, talked about how her daughter married into the wealthy Tam family in her second marriage and was deeply loved and pampered. The father-in-law of the Tam family successively gave his daughter-in-law 300 million in assets, and Abby Choi also spent a lot of money on the children. However, the ex-husband's family did not contribute a single cent. No one expected that when Cheung Yin-fa said these words, the former father-in-law suddenly let out a cold laugh, making everyone in the courtroom's hair stand on end and leaving them stunned. The demon's laughter was too terrifying; are these even human? Anyway, they quite lack humanity. Judging from their performance in the trial, for this murder case that shattered the bottom line of human nature, the perpetrators' performance hasn't ended yet from the time they were caught until now; they show no remorse whatsoever and still sneer. The underlying reasons behind this abnormality are known only to heaven. Of course, after this case was widely reported by the media, readers also saw elements of kindness. For example, Abby Choi's second husband provided money and goods for Abby Choi's children with her ex-husband from the very beginning, treating them as his own. After Abby Choi's unfortunate murder, her current husband, Chris Tam, once again demonstrated great responsibility. To prevent the children from suffering secondary trauma, he promised to raise the two children together and shoulder all the responsibilities of a father—he is truly kind enough. It's just a pity that this excessive and unusual tolerance nourished the Kwong family's greed, brewing a tragedy that shocked all of Hong Kong, yes.

However, I see that there are also doubts raised on the internet. For example, why did Abby Choi respond to every demand of her ex-husband? Why did the Tam family unconditionally give money and property to the Kwong family? Was it only out of consideration for the children? What kind of grievances existed between Abby Choi's former and current husbands? Why did the Kwong family dare to take such a desperate risk? Behind their self-righteousness, were there external reasons unknown to others? Some people also asked: Abby Choi's mother and stepfather have been doing business in Hainan, mainland China, which is under the control of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), for many years. Will they be constrained by the CCP? After Abby Choi's death this time, why did someone in the mainland suddenly accuse Abby Choi's mother of massive fraud? It is unusually chaotic. I saw that Hong Kong singer Aaron Kwok and his wife attended Abby Choi's funeral. Hong Kong media said Aaron Kwok's wife and Abby Choi used to be best friends, and both of them have mainland backgrounds. I wonder if an increasing number of new Hong Kong immigrants with mainland backgrounds will be harassed, co-opted, suppressed, and coerced by the CCP's black hands in Hong Kong. May the deceased rest in peace and the living be well. In any case, murder must be paid for with one's life, and debts must be repaid—this is a basic rule of human society since ancient times. Let us wait and see.

Well, tea friends, let's take a poll. What insights have you gained from a high-profile murder case that shook the Chinese-speaking world like Abby Choi's murder case? Here are the candidate answers: 1. Principle-less and uncontained kindness may condone evil; 2. Registering property in someone else's name for tax evasion purposes brings endless future trouble; 3. The grudges and grievances between people are too deep to see through; 4. Never stop believing in kindness just because you saw a kind person murdered. Hurry up and type the numbers in the comment section.

Some people say that the lesson of Abby Choi's murder case is that Abby Choi's long-term unilateral giving was taken for granted by the Kwong family, which ultimately harmed herself. People all have a greedy side; once they get used to freeloading, they become insatiable, and one day if they can't eat or take for free anymore, they will turn hostile—this has been true since ancient times. So this brings up a question for me: everyone watching the Abby Choi case feels angry at the greed and cruelty of the former father-in-law's family, but how many people feel angry about the CCP's widespread, severe, and long-term one-way extraction, exploitation, and utilization of the Chinese people? And how many people have any interest in watching and discussing it? Eh, I am actually left speechless, and this question hits right home. Although it hits home, it is a question that must be asked, because the CCP's governance of the country has too many similarities with how the Kwong family treated their former daughter-in-law, Abby Choi, ah. Don't scare us, you might say—where are the similarities? Everywhere. The Kwong family lived in a house bought with Abby Choi's money under the guise of taking care of Abby Choi's two children, occupied the property under their own name name as the homeowner, and spent Abby Choi's money to live extravagantly and dine lavishly. In the end, once they were unsatisfied, they even took Abby Choi's life and dismembered Abby Choi's body—it was too inhumane. And what about the CCP? The CCP uses the guise of wholeheartedly serving the people and acting as public servants of the people, yet it seizes your land, robs you of your property rights (bulls and horses only have a 70-year leasehold on residence), eats your flesh, drinks your blood, and exploits you with all kinds of miscellaneous taxes and levies. Then they enjoy special provisions and live the lives of masters above others, while simultaneously turning a blind eye to poisoned food, poisoned air, and poisoned water sources.

Damn your whole family, and they even order you to be moved to tears of gratitude, to kneel and thank the Party for its grace, making you a docile tool of the Party. The moment you are no longer docile, the Party will give you tea at best, send you to a labor camp at worst, or even execute you by firing squad, and that is only if you have offended them. Some are already docile tools, but if you are not paying attention and run into Xi Jinping, or if some high-ranking Party cadre needs spare parts, you'll be harvested alive and chopped into pieces on the spot. The cold-bloodedness and brutality of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) far exceed that of the murderer in the Abby Choi case, absolutely. In the eyes of the Party, the cattle, horses, and leeks are docile tools, puppets to be toyed with, and a mobile organ bank that can be dismembered at any time—not real people with lives, souls, and independent thoughts.

People in Hong Kong are all witnesses. During the anti-extradition bill movement, how many young people in Hong Kong mysteriously went missing, died, or were "made to die"? That is why the young people from Hong Kong who fled to Taiwan held up that sign: "Taiwanese, please cherish your freedom, we are only demonstrating once." No need for Hong Kong people to demonstrate, Taiwan already has its own model. Didn't CCTV's big-pants mouthpiece, Hai Xia, say it? "Wanwan, come home, and enjoy the same treatment as the cattle, horses, and leeks of the Party-State." If you don't believe it, go ask Kevin Tsai. Kevin Tsai stated, "I have already fully enjoyed the same treatment as mainland compatriots, and I am currently being paraded through the streets by Party media and official web portals." Xi Jinping is going to manufacture an ideological dismemberment case against the Taiwanese people. Word is, official media have officially entered the fray. Oh no, Kevin Tsai is about to be forced to make a televised confession. The Beijing official media account "Beijing Time" officially published an article criticizing Kevin Tsai, and for what? Two words: "despicable." On October 5, the official account of Beijing Radio and Television's "Beijing Time" published a commentary on Weibo, calling on businesses cooperating with Kevin Tsai to proactively conduct self-inspection, and encouraging netizens to quickly take action and list other so-called "Taiwan independence artists" in the comment section. Oh my god, the Cultural Revolution across the Taiwan Strait is starting up! The post accused this high-EQ, smooth-talking Kevin Tsai of openly endorsing Puma Shen while denying it, which is extremely "despicable." Oh dear, Leapmotor has already introspected and self-inspected, removing related content collaborations. What other businesses are cooperating with him? Refuse to self-inspect and you're defying the wind—it's simply nauseating. Beijing Radio and Television even came out to chase and beat Kevin Tsai. Fine, the commies felt the heat wasn't high enough, so they stepped into the fray personally. And there's the military sector too, the Party's army has also stepped in, yep. On the evening of October 6, the military media "Junzhengping" published a commentary on Weibo, criticizing a Taiwanese public figure who endorsed Puma Shen, fiercely condemning how someone could profit on the mainland while colluding with "Taiwan independence" forces, and declaring that they will inevitably "pay an unbearable price." Quickly hand me a basin so I can vomit to my heart's content. They even pretended not to name names, saying "a public figure"—isn't that disgusting? Even the editor couldn't hold it back, thinking to themselves, aren't they trying to say "pay an unbearable price"? Why not just call him by name? Why? Why else, in case pushing too hard angers Kevin Tsai into openly endorsing Puma Shen, then our supreme leader Xi Jinping might have to pay an unbearable price. Well, well, this works: anonymously threatening the other person with paying an unbearable price because they know deep down that the ones who will ultimately pay the price are definitely the Communist Party and Xi Jinping.

Well, a good laugh a day keeps the doctor away. New tea friends, click [Subscribe] and the little bell right now. Welcome to join the tea house's joyful journey, look at the world from a different angle with the brothers, and make your mood better. Note that subscribing is free; pressing the subscribe button brings a continuous stream of laughter. Alright, picking up where we left off, the reason why people in Taipei like Puma Shen and Xi Jinping cannot stomach it is because Puma Shen clearly stated that what he opposes is the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), not the Chinese people. Look here, at least on the point of opposing communism, I can fully communicate with him. But the issue is, do you hate everything related to China? No, we hate the CCP, most importantly the current government of China, the CCP. Do you hate Chinese people? I don't, because Chinese people are to some extent victims. Do you interact with Chinese people? You say, do you interact—no, no, me asking it that way is too—will people sincerely curse me? When we were studying abroad, actually, there were many Chinese people, and back then I actually had Chinese friends. When we encountered internal crowd cases—meaning cases their own families ran into—we still looked for resources to help them. Understood, the drunkard's intent is not on Kevin Tsai, but on Puma Shen. On this point, the imperial imperial-guard dish-spinning defender Hu Xijin personally came out to help the Party chew it up and explain it in detail: artists coming to the mainland to develop are not allowed to support Taiwan independence; no matter how Taiwan independence is explained, they must not touch it. This is an absolute red line that no one can step across, and the moment anyone steps on it, Xi Jinping blows a gasket. Ah pfft, how much better it would be to just say it directly: regarding Puma Shen, the strong competitor for Taipei mayor, Xi is very angry, and the consequences are very severe. Lao Hu finally threw out his heartfelt words: Kevin Tsai's performance this time is purely courting trouble on his own initiative. Is it something that can be resolved with just a phrase like "I just came to have a look"? Hu doesn't know that Xi is a stubborn arguer who never stops; he committed a major taboo and must bear all the consequences himself. If you can't make money, don't blame Lao Hu for not warning you.

Alright, let's listen to the comments from Big Eyes Li Chengpeng. Big Eyes, go ahead. Li Chengpeng says, you don't know that every single one—and I mean every single one—of the Taiwanese celebrities, including those in the second or third tier, as long as they come to work in mainland China, must secretly sign a guarantee. Yes, the content is to acknowledge one China. Go on. The remaining content regarding loyalty is second only to a party membership application. The Party holds this guarantee in its hands; if you don't sign it, you won't get any big gigs. A noose is around your neck; this is an open secret in the entertainment industry. When I was filming movies and producing shows, many of the Taiwanese artists I encountered were more 'positive energy' than Li Chengpeng. Wow, some even corrected my 'incorrect' statements. How shocking. How much is true and how much is for survival and development? I guess half and half; half of their brains have been washed into mush. Big Eyes finally said, I don't know Kevin Tsai well, I only did one show with him in Shanghai in 2011. Kevin was very nice and gentle; he was the type of class monitor figure in a crowd from whom you couldn't pick out any faults. This positioning is apt, but no matter how high your emotional intelligence is, you still fear the butcher's knife; no matter how high your emotional intelligence is, you can't beat the butcher's knife. The point is, from now on, all Taiwanese artists will face a choice; there is no middle ground. It's over. Never forget the nature of the Party. As for whether or not to attack Taiwan, everyone can imagine it for themselves. Tea friends, what information have you gathered? Feel free to share in the comments section. I've gathered a bit: the Party's gestures of goodwill and kind treatment toward Taiwan are all just flowers in a mirror and the moon in the water within a fragile heart. A single word can shatter it. Once shattered, do the flowers in the mirror and the moon in the water still exist? The General Secretary says, 'No, no, no, passed.'

Speaking of which, the 'Red Horse and Red Sheep' (disasters) are impossible to guard against. To talk about being 'shattered,' I just saw a piece of news that I need to share with you all regarding the pneumonic plague in Russia. Let's talk about it quickly: first, the Russian government claims it is preventable and controllable but is tightening measures; second, almost all Chinese media remain 'silent and do not report'; third, the US government has issued a warning and called on Russia to be open and transparent. This compilation of events is terrifying when you think about it. The netizen finally said, I believe any Chinese person with basic memory knows what this means, and I definitely have to go and make some preparations in advance. My god, the illustration in this post is so terrifyingly prophetic; it's all news footage of Dr. Li Wenliang from back then, when the Party media was strictly cracking down on 'rumor-mongering.' By the way, everyone on Earth remembers that whenever the CCP retorts to the free world regarding the lack of human rights in the CCP's country, they always say this: 'The right to subsistence is the greatest human right.' That means, as long as the Communist bandits allow the 'cattle and horses' (the masses) to live, they are giving them the greatest human right. The problem is, do they really allow you to live? What does that mean? When huge natural and man-made disasters come, including dam bursts, midnight floods, or plagues, the Communist bandits block all newspapers, radio stations, and television stations—all forms of media—not letting you know, not letting you take precautions, not letting you prepare, and even not letting you go out to find food. Is this letting you live or letting you die? Oh, I'm choking on this. Even if you don't die, you'll lose a layer of skin.

It seems that overnight, overseas social media platforms have been stirred up by this sudden pneumonic plague in Russia. Even according to reports from Russian media, two people have already died from the infection. Yes. According to a public report by the World Health Organization yesterday, October 6, a woman working in a laboratory studying dangerous pathogens in the Irkutsk Oblast of Russia died mysteriously, and the authorities are investigating whether the cause of death was pneumonic plague. Speaking of investigation, it's probably already been concluded. The WHO says pneumonic plague is highly contagious, can be transmitted from person to person via droplets, and if not treated in time, can be fatal within 24 hours of onset. It's too terrifying. Currently, all close contacts have been tracked and monitored, and no one has shown symptoms yet. This is yesterday's information. The WHO assesses the current risk as low-to-medium for Irkutsk Oblast and low for Russia as a whole, and will continue to monitor the situation. In any case, the WHO has admitted one thing: the World Health Organization has begun to intervene in monitoring the plague in Russia, confirming that it can be transmitted through the air. Deutsche Welle told the truth: local media had reported that she was suspected of being infected with 'pneumonic plague,' sparking external concerns about the epidemic. The Russian official side stated that Shipilova died of 'pneumonia of unknown cause.' What kind of cover-up is this? The Russian media 'Baidar' cited sources on the 2nd reporting that Shipilova died of a suspected pneumonic plague infection, and social media circulated that she had accidentally broken a test tube containing live bacteria in the laboratory. However, the Russian official statement says there is no evidence to prove that the above statement is not a rumor. Please remain calm.

So are there memes circulating online now of Emperor Putin wearing a hazmat suit in front of the television, urging people not to believe rumors about the plague, claiming there are no health risks, and telling everyone not to worry? Don't worry, but what's with that biological weapon suit of yours? Where the truth is covered up and left unsaid, rumors are bound to run wild—how can anyone not worry? It's truly taking the lead. An X user posted this message: "A friend of mine working in Russia just sent me a voice message saying that St. Petersburg will be locked down tomorrow due to a plague outbreak. I'm not kidding—it would be great if it were a joke, but I'm afraid it's true." An X account named Lin Digital Assets also said: "I'm numb. A leak from a Russian laboratory caused a plague outbreak, and during this 7-day National Day holiday, many Russians came to Sanya, Hainan to play. The World Health Organization has already issued an announcement about 'potential to trigger a severe epidemic.' Please tell me we won't have to get vaccinated and wear masks again." The screenshots provided were even more frightening, all discussing Sanya, with several Russian flights arriving every week. Thinking back to Chernobyl, people underneath were stunned, thinking, "No way, I just got back from Sanya." Anyway, according to publicly circulating news online, the US Embassy has already issued a warning urging US citizens to leave Russia immediately, though it's unclear if it's true. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has also been asked by reporters more than once about the plague in Russia, and Rubio urged the Russian government to release true and comprehensive information as soon as possible, because relying purely on guesswork from the outside is completely unworkable. Even President Trump said he would contact Putin to learn the specifics about the plague outbreak. Although Chinese state media is desperately trying to project that everything is calm, NetEase News has quietly taken a deep breath: an employee of a Russian anti-plague research institute died, and its director had an operation a little over a month ago just coming to China to drill on plague prevention and control. The far Northeast is completely on edge, being so close to Siberia. Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo also sounded the alarm, saying that reports of a suspected "plague" outbreak in Russia should be taken extremely seriously, especially considering the source. COVID showed us how authoritarian governments lie and obstruct to cover their tracks, turning a controllable epidemic into a global pandemic.

Influencer Jennifer Zeng posted, is history repeating itself? On September 18, 2019, the Wuhan Customs held an emergency drill targeting the "novel coronavirus" at Wuhan Tianhe International Airport, and shortly after, the "novel coronavirus" swept the globe in the form of a pandemic. From August 24 to 27, 2026, the 2026 China-Russia Cross-Border Infectious Disease Joint Emergency Drill was held in Fuyuan, Heilongjiang. Chen Lei, Deputy Director of the Emergency Response Department of the National Administration of Disease Control and Prevention, attended and delivered concluding remarks. Also attending and speaking were Fang Qingwei, Deputy Director of the Heilongjiang Provincial Health Commission, Level-1 Inspector, and Director of the Provincial Bureau of Disease Control and Prevention; He Dahai, Secretary of the Fuyuan Municipal Party Committee; and Sergey Balakhonov, Director of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute under the Federal Service for Surveillance on Consumer Rights Protection and Human Wellbeing of the Russian Federation. Subsequently, reports emerged of a suspected pneumonic plague outbreak in Russia. I must add a piece of information: the mayor of this city, Fuyuan, has already gone missing. Zeng concluded by saying, I hope this is purely a coincidence. A netizen named Annie's Father said, leaders inside the system have already called me; I didn't believe it at first, but I specifically checked who was hoarding medicine and who got wind of the news—prices have already surged within 3 days. Do not believe or spread rumors. As told to everyone before,

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