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Life in China is Too Hard! Pro-CCP Mainlander Goes Bankrupt and Works as a Hostess? Court Confirms Cuckoldry for Guan Chang, Who Plays with Employees' Wives? Pro-Unification Yaya Exposed, Daughter 'Little Angelica' Breaks Down and Wants to Return to Taiwan?

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This episode mainly reviews and comments on the recent status and scandals of several pro-CCP figures. This includes the influencer 'Guanzhang' (the Gym Owner), who was certified by the court and prosecutors as a cuckold involved in an NTR (Netorare) scandal regarding a recording involving his employee and his wife, sparking heated discussion. It also covers the pro-CCP mainland spouse 'Guizhou Xiaowei,' who, after frequent unemployment, allegedly appeared as a hostess at a hotel, sparking controversy. In Baotou, Inner Mongolia, a family of four launched a plea for help due to the grandfather's serious illness, triggering a discussion on China's medical reimbursement system and rare earth pollution. Additionally, the pro-unification mainland spouse 'Yaya' had her daughter make remarks such as 'Jilin-1 satellite captured our home in Taiwan,' leading to questions about the hypocrisy of her family, who have not truly renounced their Republic of China passports and ID cards.

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Today, let's relax a bit. It's quite spectacular; quite a few pro-CCP figures have been having scandals one after another and getting hit by the 'iron fist.' This includes Guizhou Xiaowei, who allegedly started working in the sex industry. But first, let's talk about the big boss, Guanzhang. Yesterday, Guanzhang was certified by prosecutors and the court as an NTR master. Remember that recording released last year? 'Da Shixiong,' 'Xiaowei,' and others clarified and accused Guanzhang of telling his assistant, Xiaowei, to sleep with his wife—twice—along with other unspeakable things. I won't go into details here; those who know, know. As a result, Guanzhang had a breakdown and filed a lawsuit. But look at this non-prosecution order; one of the paragraphs in the explanation is hilarious. It says something like, 'having sex with my wife, etc.' After the prosecutor examined the transcripts and summoned the defendants—that is, Da Shixiong, Xiaowei, and the others—it was determined that the content they explained during their live streams for the purpose of clarification was largely consistent. It is sufficient to conclude that the relevant content stated by the defendants, Da Shixiong and Xiaowei, is based on evidence. The content also involves potential criminal elements and cannot be compared to a simple private dispute. Therefore, it is difficult to conclude that Da Shixiong and the others lacked public interest in their public live streams, and so on and so forth. In the end, they were not prosecuted. Mirror Media specifically wrote that the key figure in this case, Xiaowei—the one who slept with the boss's wife—provided relevant evidence from that year to the prosecutor for examination, proving that the video was by no means AI-generated and there was no issue of forgery. During the trial, a prosecutor and a court clerk were seen whispering and giggling, which left a deep impression. Seeing this, I really can't help but feel sorry for you. A man who once organized a protest against the CCP and pro-CCP media has now been reduced to having his '3-centimeter' manhood verified. I mean, when the prosecutors and others examined it in court, did everyone know about this? Has everyone seen the video to see if it's real? Is it really 3 centimeters? I'm very curious if Guanzhang was standing next to this so-called non-AI-altered video, watching his employee and his wife, and feeling excited himself. I don't know if he was, but I'm very curious.

Director, I advise you, don't go to Xiamen to do any more Douyin e-commerce live streaming. You've already run out of road on Douyin, right? No matter how fiercely you make money, there's no way you can make 1 billion in a year. Where are you going to make that? You should go to those two apps, Huangguo and Junguo, which are extremely popular in China right now. Just go in there, it's equivalent to the level of overseas OnlyFans. If you put out an NTR series, you'll make a fortune, big money, and the track to making 1 billion a year lies right there. No wonder, the day before the news media exposed this, the Director hurriedly—though not with ease—ended his e-commerce trip to Xiamen. I don't know if it ended early, like 'Oh dear, I must rush back to handle things, I'm so pissed off,' and so on, and he posted an airport photo saying I'm returning to Taiwan from Xiamen. Looking at what he wrote, it's also very touching, oh, he said that urban village redevelopment needs companionship, wait, who are you going to supervise? Supervise where? Or let who supervise? Peng Liyuan or calling Xiaowei? I don't know. Of course, we all know his sentence was talking about the debate between Chiang Wan-an and Shen Po-yu, but his next sentence said, 'I will immediately come back to accompany everyone.' Who are you going to accompany? Didn't you already have Xiaowei to accompany you? Shouldn't you go to Beijing to accompany Peng Liyuan? Xi Jinping's wife, don't you like to pat her butt? Many people say the Director is a chameleon, but I must help him debunk this rumor; he is a very consistent person. Come on, how do we verify this? Let's look at what his company brand is called: Notorious, and the English name is NoToRious, and the acronym is NTR. Director, next time someone messes around in your Douyin livestream or YouTube livestream, you should snap back at them: 'I have always informed you all that I am NTR. Did I lie to you? Would I, Ah Guan, lie? It's you guys who lack spiritual roots and don't understand. Want brains? There's NTR. Want muscles? There's still NTR.' Then I can only say this circle is really a mess: giving one's own wife to an employee, and then daydreaming about the mother of the hostile nation, Peng Liyuan, the wife of Xi Jinping. Turns out, is this how you Chinese nation achieve your great rejuvenation? A serious question mark is raised here.

Next, even more interesting, and also the one that baffles me the most, is this next pro-CCP mainland spouse, Guizhou Xiaowei. A few days ago, she posted saying that after calming down, what is the first thing she wants to do? It is to make herself beautiful again. Even if the sky falls, she will still live a happy life, and furthermore, she has been eating bitterness all this time, the feeling of heartache has already passed, and now she is invulnerable to all poisons, wanting to start over, build a new persona, and start from scratch. Seeing this passage, it feels as if you, Xiaowei, are living in that era of our middle school days, the era of liking to post cringe texts like 'If the wolf doesn't look back, it's either for revenge or payback' or whatever, posting those kinds of emotional toxic chicken soup quotes, seeming to feel very unconstrained and awesome, but actually just being a spiritual young man and a spiritual young woman, right? Seeming to think they've gone through great ups and downs and life's stumbles, but to us, isn't it just a question mark? What is this even about, right? Then Xiaowei attached a photo of herself suspected of working as an executive or a hostess in a night club. I don't know, but I'm very puzzled, I'm very curious: if this is true, are you smearing Guizhou? Are the nightclubs or business KTVs in Guizhou at this level now? Of course, tastes differ, or is it that your rural shop in Guizhou, the grandfather shop, specializes in business KTV housewives? Then I also don't know if your husband and your three children can accept you like this. Do they know? Has economic hardship really reached this extent? You were just driven back, and you kept yearning for the scientifically booming motherland with the five-starred red flag where there are money-making opportunities everywhere. And the result? You are now facing your sixth unemployment. I see she is no longer updating, and no longer binge-watching dramas; we are the ones binge-watching her Journey to the West. Tang Sanzang went through eighty-one trials, and at least he knew to head towards the Western Paradise. But look at her, she is also heading west, rolling back to Guizhou from Taiwan, then fleeing Guizhou to Guangzhou and getting unemployed again, and where did she run next? Running back to Guizhou, running back to Qinhuangdao, one moment saying she wants to start a business, one moment saying she wants to start anew, another moment saying she is covered in scars, whining and crying every day, and now she wants to make herself beautiful again.

After relocating to Qinhuangdao, Hebei, not even a month had passed before he returned to a rural village in Guizhou to start a business raising chickens and pigs. His original home no longer existed, so he built a thatched cottage himself. He was harassed by the government, denied subsidies, and in the end, instead of successfully raising chickens, he—well, older sister, people in this line of work rely on their youth, you, me, sigh, I won't say anymore. Were you in the countryside being tricked into eating and drinking by village cadres in the morning, and going to KTVs at night tricking drunk people into eating and drinking, or is this a photo from your past? Did you meet your husband in this environment back then, and are you now hinting, perhaps hinting, that you want to go backward and return to being a KTV hostess? I don't know. Does everyone remember? You yourself said that you married into Taiwan and latched onto your husband just to make money, that you just wanted to turn your life around. How strange, why couldn't you turn your life around in Guizhou? And do you all remember the child in Guizhou? During the CCP's National Day on October 1, didn't he get into a car accident and then film a video of himself with both legs amputated, with a fractured waist, feeling uncomfortable everywhere? Yet within two days, he was miraculously able to walk around his house scolding people, and even carry heavy objects. After we exposed him, feeling resentful, he went and bought a waist support brace, pretending to wear it, right? But his brain isn't very good either; I don't know if this car accident actually hit his brain. Sometimes he wears it in videos, and sometimes he doesn't. Can you at least act out the whole play? What's the main point here? When he wears that waist support brace, that protective gear, it's always when he is not doing heavy labor, and then when he has to do heavy labor, when he has to do farm work, he takes it off. You've got it backward, haven't you? You are basically smearing the motherland! After receiving the Party's treatment and sticking five-star red flags everywhere, you can walk freely again, and the day after tomorrow you have to wear the waist support brace again. Does your family's Party treatment come with a skill cooldown timer? The cooldown time is a whole day.

Yesterday I saw someone leak that a family of four, claiming to be CCP-national Taiwanese, moved from Taiwan to Baotou, Inner Mongolia, in the CCP's territory two years ago to live. A year ago, the grandfather fell ill with multiple diseases and could not take care of himself. The huge medical expenses put an extremely heavy burden on them, so they asked the local district-level Taiwan Affairs Office for help. In the end, because they couldn't find a prefecture-level Taiwan Affairs Office to help, they asked everyone to help out, posting this on Douyin and Xiaohongshu. Then I saw in the comments that he himself mentioned that their grandfather had already passed away. First of all, I feel regret and condolences for the passing of their grandfather, Amitabha, but this sentence is extremely important, because it will definitely be ignored by my subsequent rational and scientific questions, since you all will be carried away by emotions. But now let's return to a rational, scientific, and pragmatic level and talk about where the problem lies in this post. First, isn't the motherland's medical technology and reimbursement quite good? I've seen a lot of people say that China's reimbursement and medical insurance systems surpass Taiwan's National Health Insurance, so why is the burden so huge? I've raised a question mark. I have four female cousins, and one of them unfortunately contracted cancer more than ten years ago, but she has managed it extremely well to this day, without going bankrupt or facing huge expenses that would affect her quality of life. The daughter of the neighbor next door to my old home, who was also my elementary school classmate back in the day, contracted leukemia when I was probably in high school, and took leave for about a year or so. So she ended up starting school late and was a grade below me. To this day, it is still very well controlled, and her family didn't fall into ruin because of it. I also have many older relatives who have multiple serious illnesses, and they haven't genuinely faced the crisis of bankruptcy because of it. Does everyone remember a few months ago when we published the story about a public security officer defecting to Taiwan? Didn't he mention that falling seriously ill in China might lead to family ruin and bankruptcy? Next, there's a question regarding the Taiwan Affairs Office, and this question isn't just raised by me; even Chinese netizens themselves have raised it. What did they say? The internet is so developed now, why couldn't you find a way to contact them? Furthermore, why didn't you just buy a plane ticket and return to Taiwan for medical treatment? Does buying a plane ticket for medical treatment require the approval of the Taiwan Affairs Office, or is it that you have already obtained a CCP ID card and registered your household registration there? I have no way of knowing. If you all identify yourselves as belonging to the motherland of the Five-Star Red Flag of the People's Republic of China, why didn't you go to Beijing for medical treatment? Beijing's elite hospitals, especially the Chinese People's Liberation Army General Hospital (307 Hospital), are military hospitals designated by many Zhao family members. Because Xi Jinping also relies on this hospital to live to 150 years old, I am certain that a hospital at the level of the Zhao family's high-ranking cadre wards is definitely better than Taiwan's.

Some netizens also asked what else is there to say. Baotou in Inner Mongolia is the world's rare earth capital, but it suffers from air pollution and toxic dust, accompanied by radioactive heavy metal pollution. Influenced by the monsoon, the probability of people living in the surrounding areas falling ill over the years is extremely high. This is the 'rare earth card' that the Little Pinks are so proud of using to sanction the United States. I believe I mentioned this either early this year or last year: why did the rest of the world gradually stop production and shift everything to China for rare earth development or production? It is not because Europe and the United States lack the technology or the resources, but because China's health, environmental, and safety standards are far lower than those in the West. If you were to do this in Europe or the US, there would be no problem, but the costs—due to oversight by environmental groups, the government, and environmental activists—would be enormous. I am just making an assumption: producing rare earth in the US might cost 100, while in China it only costs 10. Why? Because there is so much saved, and it is not just about the high wages of American workers; it includes many safety inspections, maintenance checks, and comprehensive protective measures, which are absolutely much better than those in the CCP's China. We can also see this from the recent mining accidents; China's mining safety systems and security mechanisms are a complete mess. Therefore, China is reducing costs for the West on a large scale, but where is that reduction coming from? It is traded for the health of workers, their safety mechanisms, and their protective standards. To put it bluntly, the 'rare earth card' that you Little Pinks are so proud of is a bargaining chip against the US, bought at the cost of the health of the Chinese people, including the risks to the health of surrounding residents. What are you proud of? Or should I suggest you go dig it yourself? The 'rare earth card' that the CCP's China has been playing in recent years has led the US, Australia, and Japan to cooperate, making them realize that even if they have to spend huge safety costs in the future, they must rebuild the rare earth supply chain. In the end, aren't you the loser? Remember, keep competing with the US, spend a lot of money to do a good job with the rare earth in Inner Mongolia, and manage the pollution well. Even if the costs are high, you must think of the Chinese people. Your government should support it, use fiscal revenue to subsidize it, and learn from the Soviet Union to compete with the US in all fields, spending money and competing economically. The outcome is self-evident.

Let's continue to look at the last disgusting pro-CCP, pro-unification mainland spouse, Yaya. We see her making her innocent daughter spout nonsense again. What kind of bullshit did she say? No, you didn't 'return' from Taiwan; you were expelled and restricted from coming to Taiwan. You need to be clear about this: you were restricted from entering the Republic of China, okay? So, is it normal for anyone who identifies as or calls themselves Chinese to just go and film someone's home? Just like she looks at you? And look, Yaya makes her daughter read a script, making her daughter turn the CCP's intimidation of Taiwan into a mother's surveillance and love for her children. Then she says she wants to 'return' (to the motherland), that she is a 'Chinese Taiwanese.' That is their country's Jilin satellite, so I ask: can Lai Ching-te control this satellite? If not, is your country the Republic of China or the People's Republic of China? Make it clear. You all say it's the 'New China'—'without the Communist Party, there would be no New China'—that's what you mean, right? You are just Marxist-Leninist-Soviet, right? So I don't know, I don't know what you are confused about now. Let's keep watching. Of course, I believe your mother probably told you to say this, and you love your mother, you are young and ignorant, so you follow your mother and say it too. But why doesn't your mother let you get an ID card? A child's independent thinking should also be cultivated from a young age, right? But her two older children didn't go back for a reunion either. And you want us Taiwanese to become people of the People's Republic of China? So now I'm confused: in your logic, has Taiwan 'returned' or not? In your eyes, is Taiwan currently ruled by the CCP's five-star flag or not? Here is the key point: why do Yaya's three children—even though she is currently in the People's Republic of China—and Guizhou Xiaowei's three children not have passports from the People's Republic of China or the legitimate ID cards they recognize? Let's talk about Yaya: what ID does your mother hold? What ID does Guizhou Xiaowei hold? What ID do their children hold? They have six children in total, and none of them hold a People's Republic of China passport or a People's Republic of China ID card. Instead, they hold Republic of China ID cards and passports that the CCP does not recognize. So, I have been calling you out for over a year, and you have consistently avoided this question, especially on Douyin. You dare not answer it. Why? Because you can't upload it, right? You are pathetic. You have no way to answer my question. You ask about A and answer B; you dodge the heavy and focus on the light, changing the subject. You cannot say it on Douyin: why does your daughter still hold a Republic of China identity and passport that the CCP's Beijing central government does not recognize? Does your country recognize it? Can a Republic of China passport be reissued or replaced at an embassy or foreign ministry of the People's Republic of China? Or at an exit-entry administration bureau? You can't, right? If you can't, do you recognize this passport? The names are different, the countries are different. I believe you know this very well in your heart. Stop using your daughter to make this dirty money. Just use yourself to make dirty money. It's really pathetic. I believe that when your daughter grows up and becomes sensible, she will also feel that it was pathetic to cooperate with her mother back then, but due to the emotional blackmail of her mother's care, she had no way to refute her. Sigh, this is the most pathetic part of Confucian culture: regardless of right or wrong, regardless of truth or falsehood, mothers and parents are always right. Amitabha. That's all for today's video. If you like it, remember to subscribe; if you don't, make sure to block me. I am Ba Jiong, see you next time, bye. Because I am a little 'returnee' from Taiwan Province, China.

[Mourning the deceased but objectively evaluating watermark]

As a media-savvy mother who returned from Taiwan to take root in Chenzhou

Do you know that the Jilin-1 satellite photographed our home in Taiwan?

It's ridiculously clear

I know

It not only photographed our home

But also photographed Taoyuan Airport

Isn't it normal for our country's satellites to photograph the beautiful landscape of China?

Just like you looking at me

Today is a memorial day about returning home

Because I am a little 'returnee' from Taiwan Province, China

Mommy told me