Pro-CCP Mainland Spouse in Trouble! Went Back to China to Buy Property and Went Bankrupt, Family Member Critically Ill, Begging to Let Me Live in Taiwan? Immigration Agency Denied My Visa a Second Time, Banned from Taiwan for Life

The video mainly tells the story of a mainland spouse from Hunan who married into Hong Kong and suffered severe investment losses buying real estate in Zhuhai, mainland China (where property prices were halved and could not be sold). Yet, she still praised the mainland's economic prosperity in her videos, smeared Hong Kong's cost of living, and blamed Hong Kong and Taiwan after criticizing Taiwan and being refused entry. Channel host Bajiong dissects and exposes her statements layer by layer, revealing the true hypocritical mindset of such CCP-bootlicking influencers who dare not hold a mainland Chinese ID card, while also touching upon a 25-year-old Taiwanese youth who went to the mainland to sell goods by bootlicking the CCP.

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Here's another heartwarming incident! The CCP-bootlicking Hong Kong mainland spouse—the type who married from Hunan to Hong Kong to get residency—who was rejected entry to Taiwan by us for the first time in September, recently tried to apply to enter Taiwan again. Sorry, but she broke down. But here comes the point: what is the plot twist? She accidentally revealed publicly recently that she suffered a heavy blow from the CCP's iron fist. Yet, she blamed the issue on Hong Kongers or Taiwanese people, not daring at all to blast the CCP for causing this iron fist. OK, and what else did she say? Why didn't our Taiwanese government let her enter? Because our government is afraid of her and won't let her come to Taiwan to film real footage. Let me show everyone: "China's Taiwan island refused a visa for a Hong Kong housewife, probably afraid that I would see their true side, so I can only stay at home livestreaming product sales." Wow, you were only refused entry; you weren't wanted for arrest like me. If we were really afraid of you, we should welcome you in, handcuff and arrest you the moment you arrive, and sentence you to life imprisonment or at least more than 10 years, right? How about it? By your logic, Xi Jinping doesn't dare let me enter the territory of the People's Republic of China—whether Xiamen, Shanghai, or Beijing—or does he not dare let the Chinese people use YouTube across the board without circumventing the Great Firewall? He doesn't dare let me go interview at the Petition Bureau in Beijing without being wanted or arrested, to ask how much money Zhang Youxia actually embezzled, and then sentence him, right? Disclose the figures publicly! What are you afraid of? Do you not dare let me livestream in urban villages? Do you not dare let me livestream in the countryside? I'd like to see how Xuzhou's Chained Village is doing now—can I go there? Can I livestream hiring ads on the streets of Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen to see how much they pay? And then when you say 6 to 8 days off per month, can I ask the shopkeeper if it's really 6 to 8 days off in practice? And after deducting all mandatory social security, how much do they have to pay? Can I be allowed to say that? To this, she will definitely say: "That's because you, Bajiong, split... broke the CCP's laws, so you are wanted." But conversely, you also violated the laws of our Republic of China and are trying to split our Republic of China. Not putting you on a wanted list or throwing you in prison is already giving you much more freedom.

Let us look at the absolute highlight. Just a few days before he was hit by the iron fist, as a Chinese, everyone would naturally be proud of their country's strength, right? The sky over Hong Kong has completely cleared up. Some individuals are still lying in that well, dreaming and refusing to wake up. In Hong Kong, buying a pomelo cost me 40 dollars, and it wasn't even this delicious. Then this Hong Kong woman couldn't wait to jump out, saying mainland food is all 'technology and harsh ingredients.' I said China is better than the UK, and I said we need to unify Taiwan; she would jump out to refute every single thing and keep going on about mainland China being like this and that. The hearts of the Hong Kong people have already returned; why are you still blowing smoke for Japan? But times have changed now. China has entered a prosperous era where ten thousand nations come to pay tribute. You must remember that you have arrived at a prosperous era, so you must call on Xi Jinping across all sectors and tracks, AI, electric vehicles, to expand the tax base and total tax amounts of the Chinese people, because you are going to surpass the United States. You can definitely do it. And everyone remember, this segment of his was promoting mainland Chinese fruit, right? And then he ran down Hong Kong's prices—saying it's expensive and tastes bad, housing prices are sky-high, and so on. Finally, he claimed that mainland China has achieved great national renewal and entered a prosperous era. Let me ask my Chinese friends: in 2017, was the economic atmosphere and consumer sentiment among ordinary people the same as in 2026, or is the actual living cost you bear the same? Is it just as easy to find a job? I don't even need to answer that.

And here it comes—he immediately turned around and slapped his own face. Just look closely at this video: this very house. It was on July 1, 2019, when they claimed 2 million people were coming out on the streets. We were utterly disheartened and heartbroken, so we decided to leave Hong Kong. A family of four came to Zhuhai and bought this house, spending 2.4 million yuan. Yesterday I went to ask how much it was worth if I sold it, and the real estate agent told me I couldn't even sell it for 800,000 yuan. It's a direct loss of more than two-thirds. Look, he spent 2.4 million RMB coming to Zhuhai, Guangdong to buy a house, and now he wants to sell it off cheaply; even lowering the price to 800,000, he still can't sell it. In other words, you might not even be able to sell it for 700,000. That means his monthly mortgage is still paid based on the 2.4 million RMB standard, but now it has plunged below 800,000 and can't even sell. And just a few days ago, what did he say in that video? He said the Chinese economy is booming and prospering, right? Hong Kong's prices are so expensive, a pomelo costs 40 dollars, and then what? Then he says he lost money horribly in Guangdong. Why don't you dare blast the CCP for causing housing prices and the economy across China to collapse like this? In my video yesterday, I mentioned that Chinese economic expert praised even by Zhu Rongji, former Chongqing Mayor Huang Qifan. He has been retired for about eight years and spoke about the structural problems and challenges facing China's economy and real estate; last week he was taken down—Xi Jinping took him down. People like that have more guts than you. They dare to publicly acknowledge what economic challenges are being faced inside the People's Republic of China, whether in Shanghai or Chongqing. First, he brags about China's great rejuvenation, and in the next second, he says the house he bought wasn't just cut in half, but lost two-thirds of its value. Excuse me, is this what a good economy looks like? This means local purchasing power and salaries are also declining, which means that area isn't a prime location, right? It means there is no demand for growth there; otherwise, housing prices should go up. Otherwise, through this natural market mechanism, everyone would want to live here because the work environment is good and job growth is high, so everyone would want to compete: I offer 1 million, I offer 1.1 million, I offer 1.2 million, I offer 1.3 million, I offer 1.4 million, because future jobs here will allow me not only to pay off these mortgages, but also achieve success and fame. So everyone competes together—this is the natural market mechanism. Why doesn't anyone want it now? It's because there is no competitiveness here, and everyone is leaving. So now, even cut down to 800,000, you can't sell it. Isn't that just how it is? No wonder you support Xi Jinping. A Beijing think-tank scholar once revealed to the American media that Xi Jinping actually said in a meeting with us think-tank scholars that deflation is a good thing, because purchasing power has dropped, and prices have become cheaper, isn't that nice? It affects my job income. Before 2019, my income was very high. Back then, everyone came to Hong Kong to get vaccinated, have medical checkups, and get cosmetic procedures. Every day, I calmly received dozens of clients. Now, there are barely any clients in ten days or half a month, and my income has taken a nosedive. That's why I started doing self-media. But now it's okay, I have an income, but it's far from enough to make up for the losses brought upon me by those guys making trouble. Do you think I have a reason to scold them? But after the National Security Law, I don't really scold them much anymore, nor do I hate them. As long as they are willing to return, willing to open their eyes, open their minds, slowly accept, and slowly integrate, what does my little personal loss matter? If money is lost, you can work hard to earn it back. So your housing price in Guangdong fell, you lost money doing business there, you lost this and lost that. You married into Hong Kong from Hunan, got this Hong Kong passport—and it's backed by the British Hong Kong government, this version of passport and ID card. Whatever, anyway, you might have gotten it very early on, maybe you even held British Hong Kong status, that's possible too. Furthermore, isn't Hong Kong also a region used by the CCP to evade some tariffs or sanctions on exports overseas? Weren't you also taking advantage of such a place? And then you said it yourself: my overall economic income now is not as good as in 2019. Well, the answer is simple: isn't that the CCP's fault? The CCP caused Hong Kong's economy to no longer be prosperous as in the past. Wasn't that also the reason during the era administered by the British Hong Kong government? If you think you can't make money in Hong Kong, why don't you go make money in Zhuhai, Guangdong? Go find a job there, wouldn't you earn well too? You even have a house there, lady. So look at this kind of person, in the end still blaming everything on the people of Hong Kong and Taiwan.

Finally, during the National Day long holiday of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), he filmed a video fiercely cursing Taiwan, saying that we should carefully consider the issue of our so-called reunification under the rule of the CCP. Let's take everyone to look at it again: on this new National Day, he advises friends on the treasured island that those who understand the times are wise, and that since we have already opened up discussion on the topic of reunification, that means reunification is about to happen. Aren't you always talking about reunification? You didn't just open it up now; you have been saying you want to reunify Taiwan since 1949, because the central government of the Republic of China was forced to relocate to Taiwan, isn't that so? He suggests that the centrists, swing voters, proponents of the status quo, and former hardliners on the island must all abandon their illusions. Pay attention to what he says: maintaining the status quo means the Republic of China is in Taiwan, which means the Blue Sky with a White Sun flag. Now, his meaning is that even these are no longer permitted. So see clearly, in his eyes, the Republic of China is also Taiwanese independence, got it? The only thing you need to do now is to follow smart people like Guan Zhang and Peng Wenheng and become someone who understands the times. Step one: open your eyes—no, wait, since you already have Guan Zhang and Peng Peng, what's his name, Peng Liyuan or Peng Wenheng, or this Zheng Liwen as well, whatever you like—these people can already be in Taiwan, naturally live-streaming and exposing what you mentioned earlier. Because I was denied entry; it's because the Taiwan government doesn't dare let me film the real truth. Can't Guan Zhang film too? What kind of nonsense are you talking about? Step one: open your eyes; step two: take a step; step three: jump out. Of course, it doesn't matter if you don't come to the mainland to see; you must open up your thinking, and you must force your own ideology to turn around. A person must understand one thing: ants cannot defeat an elephant. Right, so why did you give up your Hunan household registration? Why did you give up the genuine People's Republic of China passport of the CCP and instead obtain a passport of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China? Why? Because of the safety net provided by British Hong Kong! Whether Taiwan is taken by military force or surrenders voluntarily, it will never have the treatment Hong Kong used to have. It will definitely be a hundred times more severe than the Hong Kong and Tibet models. Why? Because we have experienced what Hong Kong people commonly call genuine universal suffrage. Whether it is county and city mayors, presidents, or legislative councilors, we have had political party competition. You want us to put history into reverse; how can you expect us to accept reversing the course on human rights issues and election issues and returning to the past? Therefore, it is impossible, and our treatment will definitely be even more miserable than those places.

Let's continue watching and look at Hong Kong: what was it like before? Those people used to make a fuss over this and that for so long. Now look at you all—I won't name names—those celebrities who used to secretly support this and that kind of fuss are now all going to the mainland to cash in. Isn't it laughable? He says Hong Kong celebrities went to the CCP's country to cash in and make money. To put it bluntly, a few conditions achieved this purpose: very simply, the CCP was pulled into the World Trade Organization by the United States, and in the years before being pulled into the WTO, a large number of Taiwanese and Hong Kong businessmen went over to make money using your low-cost labor. That's why places like Dongguan and Shenzhen developed, isn't it? Then, after joining the WTO, under these various conditions, it drove China's economic growth. Of course, you had an advantage at the time; you had the demographic dividend during the population growth period. So when celebrities went over to make money, they made money because of your population demand. No matter how poor you are, with your large population, even one yuan of yours is still money, right? So let's look at the current US-China trade war 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 versions, and the technological war after its Soviet-style America-ization. Therefore, this has caused you not to have the brilliance of the past. This is one of the results of your housing prices dropping by two-thirds, plus the sluggish domestic demand converted, right? Lowering prices to exchange for volume, repeatedly calculating exports, including secondary exports. Companies set up in the CCP's country by Hong Kong, Taiwanese, Japanese, and American businessmen have also been included by you in the CCP's export statistics to inflate these aggregate figures, and then show them to the Little Pinks to look at: our export volume is so high, a peak in human history! Although I am now unemployed and about to be forced to pay social insurance, I am still so proud.

Then he started saying, for us ordinary people in Hong Kong, we've also moved on. Let's look at the ordinary people; even more of them have gone up there to work and make money, or to eat, drink, and have fun, actively embracing the CCP, living the happy life of a Chinese person. There's a couple I know who used to be against the mainland—wait, wait, wait, then why are you still in Hong Kong? Why don't you go to Hunan to live that happy life? With their eyes looking down on everyone, they even said they would retire in Thailand. Two years ago, they followed the crowd and bought a house in Zhongshan. There's a Facebook group for Hong Kong and Macau people in Zhongshan with hundreds of thousands of members. Now, the couple posts about their heavenly life in the Greater Bay Area every day. Then why aren't you posting about your heavenly life in Zhuhai, Guangdong? Why did you give up your CCP Hunan ID card and your 'pig liver red' (PRC) passport, only to switch to a Hong Kong identity and passport based on the foundation laid by the British colonial government? Hong Kong people go to Guangdong to retire; don't you have a house in Zhuhai? Why are you still here in Hong Kong? You're still in that place you call, what is it, General something? Why are you still living there? You said you were going to retire, right? And you're still there complaining that the cost of living in Hong Kong is so high—hurry up and go live and work somewhere with lower prices. It's really ridiculous. So, these kinds of people understand everything, but they wouldn't dare to switch back to a CCP passport and ID card, right? And he complained—he even had some videos that were taken down—he complained about bringing his family to Hong Kong for medical treatment, and in the end, he harshly criticized Hong Kong's medical system for failing to save his elderly father. Isn't that hilarious? Why didn't you go to a CCP provincial capital? Why didn't you go to the most advanced hospitals in CCP-controlled Beijing or Shanghai? Maybe you could have even stayed in a high-ranking official's ward to get checked out, right? So, these kinds of people don't deserve to enjoy a world of democracy and freedom. If you give it to them, they'll just take an inch and ask for a mile, wanting you to go back and become a subject ruled by their former government, while they have a better life and drag you down with them.

Let's continue. See, look at the unrest in various European countries these past few days. People are protesting on the streets. Of course, in some places, it has evolved into localized riots, arson, and clashes with the police. Naturally, the initial focus of the protests has been blurred, but according to an investigation by American news, there were 35 protest groups, and only 10 were truly focused on the original demands, and those were student groups. The remaining twenty-something were a mess. They said these were CCP-backed, and indeed, the CCP was seen there, along with pro-Palestine groups and their so-called far-left groups, right? Blurring the focus, and there were also anti-immigration groups. OK, we won't go into detail here. In short, it started because of students, teachers, and the unequal distribution of public resources, and long-term government inefficiency, which eventually led to this protest. Of course, the focus is a bit blurred now. As for what you said, can the hot-blooded young people of the CCP's China compare? Most Chinese people on the internet are against the comprehensive mandatory social security, which includes the flexible employment population, also known as the semi-unemployed population, or freelancers. You have to pay for yourself, and you also have to pay what the company used to pay for you. So, you have to pay between 1,000 and 2,000 yuan. So, if you are a freelancer and only take jobs occasionally, and you earn less than that amount, you have to pay the government out of your own pocket. Which Chinese person dares to come out and learn from France, Spain, or the current Italy and protest? We don't care if the focus was blurred in the end; did you learn from them? No, so there is no such support. Don't tell me that these hot-blooded people want to rule Taiwan. You don't even dare to protest against Xi Jinping about your own social security issues, and you're telling me you want to rule Taiwan? It's laughable. You beat Zhongnanhai first, then talk about attacking Taiwan. Attacking Zhongnanhai is more convenient and easier than attacking Taiwan. I suggest that the clear-headed people on the island should stand up quickly, take the initiative to research, and proactively submit plans for good governance.

Finally, let's take a look at this pro-CCP Taiwanese, Xiao Yuan, who doesn't dare to get a legitimate CCP ID card. He accidentally told the truth. Let's take a look. 'I am Xiao Yuan. Actually, it's not shameful to tell the truth. Our economic capability is not that good. To be honest, I, Xiao Yuan, am just a 25-year-old Taiwanese youth. Our economic capability is not that great.' Xiao Yuan is preparing to fight back, preparing to fight back. 'In the future, I will work harder in Taiwan Province to promote reunification, and I will also start live-streaming to sell goods, grow my own team, and let more young people...' You see, he made it very clear. People like this also know that they have just entered society. After deducting the time for military service, he has only been in society for a little over a year, so he can't make money. He is not afraid of being laughed at. I told you to watch less trashy videos on Douyin. No one becomes a general manager or a boss at 24 or 25, unless you are a second-generation rich kid, or you are involved in fraud, or you win the lottery, or you win the invoice lottery. Everyone spends 5, 10, or 20 years to have a chance to reach the peak of their lives. He now wants to earn money from Little Pinks by licking the CCP's boots, so he can reach the peak of his life, and achieve the economic income of someone in their 30s when he is 25 or 26. He said it himself. Of course, he was recently exposed for setting up a company in the CCP's country with a capital of only 10,000 RMB, listing all kinds of goods, from baby food to health supplements to auto parts, he wants to sell them all. So, do you see? He just wants to earn the money of brainless patriotic Little Pinks. And you can ask him why he doesn't get one, why don't you have the same ID card? It's available now, but he won't get it. I believe that whether it's Xiao Yuan from Taiwan Province or that pro-CCP Hong Konger married to a mainlander, Sister Ying, they are very honest in their hearts and never dare to get the 'motherland's' ID card. That's all for today's video. If you like it, remember to subscribe. If you don't like it, make sure to block me. I am Bajiong, see you next time, bye. But can I secretly live-stream, give lecture tours across China, join in on topics unrelated to protests at the very beginning, and have like-minded partners join us?