The Moral Collapse of CCP Society Has No Future! Division Is the Only Way. "Real China"

Hu Liren "Real China" posted a video: The morally collapsed society of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has no future! Division is the only way out. "Real China"

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Hello audience, today I want to talk about a topic. In the past two days there has been an incident that everyone has already seen online.

In Shanghai there is an F1 race track that I once visited. A few years ago, every year we held an F1 event; China paid, and we created a "China Grand Prix". The track was built to F1 standards, and the management system and model were all based on F1 rules, including hardware and software.

A few days ago something huge happened, something that has never happened before in the world, and it happened in China. A British driver collided with another car during the race, hit the fuel tank, and the whole car caught fire.

Normally a large fleet of ambulances would rush over and respond immediately to rescue the driver. Do you know what happened in China? All the staff were Chinese staff, and no one went to rescue. For a whole minute the driver was trapped in the car, the bald driver was trapped, burning for a full minute. Imagine how terrifying – no one rescued, and the staff fled, fearing an explosion.

You can see this video online; I don't even want to post it, I can't watch it. Suddenly a Dutch driver, who happened to be racing at the same time, although his car was burning nearby, could have driven past, but the staff were not working, so he stopped, grabbed a fire extinguisher and rushed over, extinguishing the fire while rescuing the driver.

After this story spread, the whole world paid attention. I keep saying, never go to China; anything can happen there. This incident shows how severe an emergency can be – people are literally burning. Later the driver was seriously injured. At the moment when rescue was most needed, no one helped. In the end the whole team withdrew from the race. The Chinese side's management was a serious dereliction of duty. This time the West once again saw clearly what kind of society China is. This society truly has no future; even normal human reactions have disappeared.

I once told a friend in Beijing that Beijing has small bridges and flowing water. I then went with him, first to Shaoxing, then traveled on the ground because the highway was closed. I wanted him to feel the hometown culture. From Shaoxing we traveled on the ground, and far away I saw a car with a woman and a child in the back; suddenly the child fell down on a residential street. The child's foot was caught on a 26‑inch bicycle. The mother got down but couldn't lift the child because the child was heavy, about ten years old. From far away I saw him fall, I immediately drove over, saw the situation, and reacted instinctively. I braked, got out, rushed over, and lifted the child.

Do you know what happened? I saw several locals sitting at the doorway, men and women, and not a single person helped. This incident happened after 2000. My friend was stunned and said, "You are such a person." He said, "In situations like this now no one intervenes; you drive away, who would dare to intervene for the child? What if they blame you?" He said, "Look at those people sitting nearby, only a few meters away, no one helped the child." I said, "That's a basic instinctual reaction." I think this is how the society is.

I talk about this "rumor" incident, the incident of beating the urban management officers. You think, he asked me to call him, he said he was attacked, you come. Actually I didn't know him well, only met once. He called me, I went to help him. Seeing that situation, I acted; it was my instinct. So I say, I am still a normal person.

You think, someone like Yang Zili still holds me accountable, publicly condemns me, saying others aren't as enthusiastic, why am I so eager to condemn this? He publicly posted a condemnation. So this country, this nation, this people after 1949 are no longer a normal society, not a normal group.

You see, not long ago another incident happened in China. An elderly man went to a shop doorway, feeling unwell, sitting on a chair at the entrance, possibly having a heart attack. The shop had a camera facing the doorway. China now has cameras everywhere. The elderly man sat down, swaying, and the shop owner’s wife instinctively went over to help, asked why he felt unwell. Suddenly the old man collapsed. The whole process was recorded.

Do you know what happened later? The old man died. Then his family never let the shop owner go, demanding compensation of hundreds of thousands. The shop owner’s wife said, "I was just trying to help him, why are you blaming me? You helped him and he later died." The shop got dragged into a lawsuit.

You see, in China, if you do a normal good deed, you get dragged down. Is there any other country like this? No country, even in war or when people have no food, would act like this. Only China sets traps for you, turning a normal person into an abnormal one, a kind person into a bad person, and constantly labeling you.

Since the CCP took power in 1949, the whole country has done one thing: portray good people as villains, package bandits as heroes, crush, abuse, and kill educated and cultured people, leaving behind bandits and thieves. Everyone becomes officials and gets rich. Life in China is simple: if you are evil enough, you can do anything. I once talked about the 1990s when I was also thriving, meeting many different people. Later my partners became billionaires, tens of billions, hundreds of billions. I can name one: this person was my partner, a well‑known figure, a People's Congress representative, a CPPCC member, a philanthropist.

I once said, Shanghai has a very wealthy boss who once co‑founded a company with me; I was his second shareholder. Do you know what he did? Back then there was no value‑added tax invoice, ordinary invoices were handwritten. He would issue invoices worth tens of millions each year. Imagine a single order of 300,000, the lower part of the invoice shows 300,000, the upper part shows 300,000. For a client you need a 30‑yuan invoice, the lower part for tax could be written as 350 yuan. He issued tens of millions each year.

Later I asked him, "Why do you do this? I'm also a shareholder; if we get caught the whole company is ruined." He said, "I'm not afraid." I later learned why: his father was an old cadre. When he worked elsewhere, prosecutors often summoned him because other companies sued him; the prosecutor would detain him for a few days to investigate, but because his father had connections, he was released immediately. So he was bold.

These rich people have completely different courage; they dare to do evil, ordinary normal people would never dare. This happened in the 1990s, over 30 years ago. This person is now also prominent, a national model worker, an outstanding youth, with a huge reputation. In China that's how it is; people like us would never do such things. I would just work a regular job, earn a few hundred thousand a year, and be content. This is how Chinese society works.

If you go to court, the court won't support you. For example, there was an incident in Nanjing, you

Go help an elderly person, and after the elderly person dies, the court judges you, you were the one who touched them, and there is video, there is recording. The judge will say: "You didn't touch them, why did you try to help?" You think, it turns out like this.

Therefore, in China you cannot be a good person. Once you become a good person, one day you will be taken advantage of. Ordinary citizens may be so scared they don’t dare to come out. Some people may be able to explain clearly, with witnesses nearby, you just pay a little compensation. In the case I just mentioned, an elderly man was sitting at the shop entrance, a citizen tried to help him, and the old man later died. This is a normal incident. But what followed was not normal. The other’s family sued in court, and even more absurdly, the court supported them and upheld those villains. In the end the shop compensated some money; it’s unreasonable, people did a good deed, morally you might think it’s enough, just pay some money. But this incident attracted attention from the whole society—what good does it do? Nothing.

In China there are many similar situations. For example, parents with a child will pull the child away: "Oh, you don’t need to get involved." The child says: "Mom, this person fell, let’s help him." The parents immediately pull the child away: "Oh, don’t get involved, what if you get blamed?" and they take the person away. When that child grows up, what will he be like? He knows his parents said not to get involved, even if he sees someone die he should not intervene. So many, many cases happen: an elderly person falls, people nearby—cyclists, electric scooter riders, passing cars—just watch, let the person lie on the ground cramping for five minutes, ten minutes, no one helps. China becomes like this.

So for a period of time, many overseas people were talking about certain places needing independence. For example, Manzhouli should be independent, Shanghai should be independent. I think this country is truly worlds apart. From early education, family education to social education, it now completely contradicts a normal education system. What remains? A logic of the strong eating the weak, an evil logic. Just like Xi Jinping, everything he does now is a strong‑over‑weak affair.

Ordinary people run their businesses and lives, and as a national manager you should promote public sentiment, you should have a heart for rescue. You don’t. Look how cruel Xi Jinping is, locking so many people in their homes; no other country in the world does this. They are afraid you will run away, so they seal your home. Everyone sees this fact. Think about how hungry people have to become. What they do is devilish.

A normal person must have a rescue heart. Not caring about ordinary people. Now Chinese people are embarrassed; Chinese people are like this, fighting each other, killing each other. Mao once talked about life‑or‑death struggle, class struggle is life‑or‑death. That’s the education we received as children. Between people, in a civilized country, people are polite, they greet each other in the morning. How is it in China? You walk into a store, a crowd stares at you, "Welcome, welcome." You record this, you go into a shop, the staff talks to you, every sentence is not heartfelt. In China it is superficial, procedural. They think the store is already polite, saying "Welcome again." Those words are false, not sincere. The Communist Party turned the country into this.

So, should normal people flee? This country has become a "cesspit." Everyone fleeing this country is escaping the cesspit. Many Chinese don’t even realize it, still think the situation is abnormal, still think telling a child not to help a person is normal, letting them die, it’s not their problem. The Party wants society to reach this effect so it can manipulate anyone, enslave anyone, kill anyone. People around show no reaction, think the person is bad and should be beaten, even participate, just like during the Cultural Revolution.

I want to talk about Falun Gong, a normal group that practices cultivation at home for health. The Communist Party abuses them. Those who follow the Party also slander them. A few days ago there was a person named Yuan Tengfei, I didn’t know him before, only that he was a history teacher. He came out, talking about events from a few years ago. At that time Wen Zhao said people like Lao Liang should leave early, otherwise trouble will come later. Wen Zhao was right.

If you speak the truth, look at Yuan Tengfei, this kid is also a "beast." He publicly cursed these people, cursed Wen Zhao, and also cursed Falun Gong at a meeting. What grudge does Falun Gong have with him? They are vegetarians, chant, meditate, they are persecuted. This guy can’t get a green card in the United States. He isn’t a normal person. What is he doing? Looking for "dog food" to bring back? These people are "goods." They lack even basic justice, have been deceived by the Party for years, yet publicly insult Falun Gong and Wen Zhao. This person is scum.

Do you think this country is normal? Normal. I don’t know if he has children, is married. How do his family face this? At the time they said normal words. Wen Zhao said normal words. Now you say, Yuan Tengfei also fears the Party, you fear the Party, you ran here. Should you apologize to Wen Zhao? Apologize to anti‑Communist? If you don’t apologize, you are a beast.

Wen Zhao’s words ultimately validate your behavior. This is China.

So I keep saying, the Chinese who come out of China are too much trash. These people have no food in China, they can only survive within the system. You see, all of this is related to the system, some are even inside the system. Their theories, one after another, are the Party’s theories.

Alright, that’s all for this topic. Thank you all for watching, see you in the next topic.