Shocking Scene in Dalian Stuns the Whole Internet, Relevant Authorities Rush to Intervene!? Livestreaming Anti-CCP — Have These People Gone Crazy!? You Who Have Given Your All Just to Earn 100, What Else Can You Do? Qiqi Baba TALK『Mind-Refreshing 798』20261014
This episode is hosted by anchor Qiqi, focusing on the current survival plight of China's grassroots population and the all-encompassing social crisis. The program discusses the difficulty of making money in both rural and urban areas, including Fuyang rural banquet helpers earning a daily wage of only 80 to 100 RMB, and the current reality that finding compliant jobs in cities is extremely difficult; it plays a clip of a youth gathering discussing geopolitics, facing police intervention at the door, and having their live stream shut down; it analyzes the increasingly strict internet censorship and the widespread phenomenon of account bans; finally, through the personal account of someone who defaulted on their mortgage, it dissects the real estate crisis where houses are sealed and life savings are lost due to the inability to repay mortgages.
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Hello everyone, welcome to Qiqi Baba, I am Qiqi. Let's take a look at what this has become, huh? Right now.
That reed catkins flying like snow, white hair like snow flying snowflakes.
I really feel so heartbroken, so heartbroken. Delivering food in China is no joke, guys! Friends need to know that the unit price is very low, and you have to race against time. Plus, as everyone knows, for such a small child, they cannot endure this kind of hardship, because at their age, actually, their eating and drinking times are very fragmented; they probably need to drink formula every two or three hours. Therefore, unless there is truly no other way, no mother would want her own child to be tossed about with her like this, probably having to endure hunger and thirst, and then sleeping restlessly, right? Because at this time they easily doze off, constantly finishing eating, then taking a nap, then waking up to play—their time is very fragmented. But they have no choice. We have always said that people's hearts are made of flesh, right? Everyone has heard this phrase, right? But looking at that group from the Chinese Communist Party, I can only say that either they are not human, or their hearts are truly made of stone. Every time I look at it, I feel like, do they really have to force people to death? Can't you leave even a tiny bit of a way to survive? Do you have to push them until they have no choice but to die, with no other options left? Look at it, right now, many people in the countryside are truly trying their absolute best just to earn 100 RMB, truly trying their absolute best.
How hard is it to make money in the countryside now?
Earn one.
How hard is it to make just a hundred yuan? A couple of days ago, I went back to my hometown in Linquan, Fuyang. The temperature in my hometown was over thirty degrees Celsius. Take those banquet cooks in my hometown, for example—the cooks hire some women to help them wash vegetables, wash dishes, help serve the dishes, and clean up the tables and bowls. Starting work from six in the morning and working until three or four in the afternoon, uh, working continuously all day, uh, basically their sweat never dried on their bodies. Prepping vegetables, picking vegetables, serving plates, cleaning bowls, all day long. Working a full day, some of the better cooks might pay them a hundred yuan, while some only pay eighty yuan, uh, some only pay eighty yuan a day. Some people might not understand and think, 'Hey, working so hard in such hot weather for just this little money for a whole day? I wouldn't do it.' Haha, don't say that. If you don't do it, to be honest, in the countryside, don't say you won't do it—if your hands and feet are not nimble enough, hey, and you make the boss unhappy, the boss can fire you on the spot without you even saying you quit. Don't think that if you don't do it, there aren't others waiting; people who want to do it are lined up, and they might not even get the chance. This is a very realistic situation in the countryside nowadays—in our place. How hard is it to make money now? How hard is it to make a hundred yuan? Have you ever experienced it firsthand?
Actually, it's not just the countryside; right now in the cities, go ask around: how difficult is it to make a normal, stable income of three thousand yuan a month? Of course, this requirement is having at least one day off a week and working less than ten hours a day. With just this job, going out to make three thousand yuan a month—go look at how difficult it is, how hard it is to find, how hard it is to make three thousand yuan! Given my job requirements, it already exceeds the Labor Law; it's doing more work than slaves did. But, you might only make three thousand yuan a month, or maybe right now if you can find a job like this, you need to secretly rejoice because at least you still have a job. So I feel that the Chinese people are truly suppressed by the Chinese Communist Party to the very bottom. I feel it has really reached such a hopeless state where the standard of survival keeps dropping and dropping. But obviously, this government is still unsatisfied, uh; they just want to hollow you out and drain you dry, not even wanting to leave you with that tiny bit of food reserves. Now let's take a look, uh, some young people gathering together, saying a bit too much here, this is a bit anti-communist, and this livestream is immediately cut off.
OK, this brother wants to speak, wants to speak.
Because I, how should I put it, am also a person of the left, uh, supporting fighting to the end. First of all, from a strategic perspective, according to...
Oh.
From the four or five to forty-nines of the last century...
Everyone can record the screen! You can record the screen, recording the screen. You can make, make this into a highlight clip, sorry, sorry, interrupting, sorry.
Nothing, nothing, just according to the China of four or five to forty-nine of the last century, okay? That is, around forty-five, did China stop fighting? Then after the ceasefire, these...
Let's talk about the livestream.
Has the hatred between the two sides melted away? Then let's switch this to the perspective of Russia and Ukraine: if, suppose they really stop fighting, will ethnic hatred really melt away? This is a question we need to ponder deeply. After they ceasefire, will they really continue to have peace? Will ethnic hatred really melt away? These peoples of theirs are—how should I put it?—these people of theirs have already formed a completely, completely opposing faction to both sides. Therefore, my view is that we must fight to the end. If we ceasefire now, I think we will fight again in the future. This is my view. Okay, thank you.
Okay, let's give a round of applause, a round of applause, give a little encouragement, encouragement, brilliant, brilliant. OK, great, this comrade wants to speak, this comrade. Everyone, everyone don't report us! Everyone don't report us, it's just a waste of police resources by then, you know? We aren't doing anything here, you guys don't... Wait, wait, heard about a report! There seems to be, uh, a special event here that wasn't registered, uh. Holy shit, then can I continue livestreaming? Ah, do you have a registration case here? No, what do you mean, we just... this is a video game gathering, not playing that stuff, it's just, just, just, just this kind of thing. No, no, turn it off first over here! Livestreaming here is not right, uh! Now we immediately go to, no, hey, it's not like I was doing anything either, but you...
You guys didn't do any registration for this? No, were you guys reported, or? Yes, yes, we just... just now received...
Wait, let me turn off the livestream room first. Let me turn off the livestream room first. No, you guys... we didn't do anything, who reported us? I don't know, we just received an order over here that there was a report, uh. This... we... I'll close the livestream room first. Can I film you? No, no, I'll film this, my show is called, can I film you? No, no, I'm closing it, I'm closing it, I'm closing it. Oh, brothers, let's close the livestream for a second.
Turn off the livestream, okay?
Actually, right now, um.
Friends who have looked at self-media within the Great Firewall can probably clearly feel that the control is getting stricter and stricter. Many streamers get banned for no apparent reason; some even get banned while sitting still, or for eating the wrong thing, or saying the wrong word, without even knowing what they did wrong. If you ask customer service, they don't dare tell you what was wrong, and then you're banned. Then you have to go find out for yourself which word in your content was prohibited or inappropriate. Before, you could at least figure out some logic behind the bans, but now it's impossible to grasp; it just feels like it has become extremely, extremely sensitive. To put it bluntly, the platforms are too afraid, so they would rather kill a thousand innocent people than let one slip through. It's basically AI doing large-scale checks; as long as it matches what they've input, they just ban everything first. I don't care if you appeal later or whatever, but I must ban you first for the sake of safety. But this actually reflects the fear of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) from the side, do you all understand? Because only when the CCP is this fearful will the platforms be this fearful; it's a chain reaction. Only when they are afraid will they impose strict management on the platforms, and then the platforms will act very scared. And the panic of the Chinese people is also a reflection of this platform; the platform becomes very panicked, so the Chinese people also become, 'I can't say this, I can't say that, I can't say this, I can't say that.' Yes, this is all a reaction from the top down. However, I think the CCP really should be afraid now, because all the situations are actually in a mess. Uh, we previously talked about marriage rates, birth rates, and we haven't talked about real estate for a long time, right? What's the situation with real estate? It's that more and more people are defaulting on their mortgages. That's right, it's, uh, the issue with real estate now isn't about whether it can be sold or whether housing prices are falling, but that more and more people are defaulting. It's actually the same situation as more and more people stopping their social security payments.
I've defaulted, I've already defaulted for twelve months, and now this house is about to be seized. I bought this house in 2020 for over 1.2 million, paid a down payment of 300,000, took out a loan of 900,000, and the monthly payment was over 4,800 yuan. In March of last year, because of some personal reasons, I was forced to default. That was when I discovered that there was still 850,000 left on the loan. In five years, I had paid back a total of 300,000, but I didn't expect that only 50,000 of that went toward the principal. I've been in default for almost a year, the bank has sued me, and the court judgment has come down. My house is about to be seized, and all my bank cards have been frozen; they didn't even spare the 800 yuan in my WeChat wallet. There's also an extra 60,000 yuan in fees—default interest, lawyer litigation fees, case acceptance fees, property preservation fees, a whole mess of things. A few days ago, the court called me and said that the auction appraisal price for this house is 1.08 million, and the starting bid is 70% of the appraisal price, which is only 760,000. And who is buying houses in this current period? If someone buys it directly at the starting bid, not only is my house gone, but my down payment is gone, and even the 120,000 I spent on renovations is gone. I still owe the bank 200,000, plus the 300,000 I paid in monthly installments before; I've lost 900,000 in total. This is the consequence of overextending myself. The above is the personal account of a client who defaulted. In fact, what he lost wasn't just money, but his life; it's very hard to bounce back. He doesn't know what his future will be like either. Actually, only when such misfortune falls upon you do you realize how much you are really worth. If you are also facing this kind of problem, with high monthly payment pressure, hurry up and convert it to a mortgage, reduce the pressure, and then slowly sell it off. Brothers who want to buy a house must act according to their means; please, please don't be impulsive.
It is not that they don't want to pay, it's really because they simply have no money left to pay. Don't they know what will happen if they stop paying? Ah, don't they know that once they stop paying, the money they previously gave to the bank is basically gone, wasted for nothing, and on top of that, the property will be repossessed, which means losing both their money and the property, ending up with absolutely nothing, right? To put it bluntly, they end up empty-handed on both ends, and the money paid upfront is basically given away for nothing. And then, as for the house, they don't have the house either, leaving them completely empty-handed. Therefore, if it weren't an absolute last resort, if it weren't an absolute last resort, or if this property had genuinely become an unfinished project and was hopeless, provided it was a normal property still existing—as long as they could still afford the mortgage, even if they had to tighten their belts or live very frugally, they would continue paying the mortgage, they would keep paying it. But now, mortgage defaults are increasing precisely because their incomes are truly stretched to the limit, and simply getting enough to eat has become extremely difficult. Or look at it this way: people usually buy houses because they have started a family, right? We rarely hear about someone buying a house entirely on their own just like that; cases like that are actually quite rare, unless their income is truly abundant. Usually, it's only when people reach the age of starting a family that they might consider buying a house, buying a car, because they need to build a little home of their own. Therefore, whenever someone buys a property at this stage, unless they genuinely cannot afford the payments at all, they would not choose to let such an investment go to waste. That is to say, if they hadn't encountered the situation of unfinished real estate, anyone defaulting on their mortgage is truly unable to afford it. Now that these defaults are increasing, what does it prove? Their pockets are empty. Actually, it is the exact same logic as stopping social security contributions; if people still had some money in their pockets, friends, they wouldn't try to be stingy about these things. Do you understand? They wouldn't try to skimp on social security or mortgage payments. As long as they can afford to eat, even if they eat a bit more poorly, perhaps cut out all entertainment and trim down other consumption, they would never choose to default on their mortgage. Under what circumstances do they do this? Only when they cannot even afford to feed themselves, friends, only when they cannot afford to eat do they have no choice but to cut off these payments. From this, everyone can understand just how bitter the lives of Chinese people have become—they can no longer even afford food and basic living expenses.
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