YouTube has compromised and is licking the CCP's boots, says Bajiung in livestream

In a live stream, Bajiong expressed his dissatisfaction with YouTube's review mechanism, suggesting that the platform has compromised with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). He mentioned that his video regarding the Xi-Biden summit was demonetized, and several other videos failed to upload successfully; even a short clip of roadside scenery was flagged as risky. He questioned YouTube's review standards, arguing that the platform is lenient toward pro-CCP content while strictly restricting anti-CCP or truth-revealing videos. Bajiong stated that if the situation persists, he might be forced to reduce video production and switch to live streaming. During the stream, he also discussed topics such as Taiwan's elections, international relations, and the North Korean economy, while sharing his thoughts on aging and lifestyle.

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Hey, this tripod is so fucking annoying, it's crooked, crooked, still crooked, it's driving me crazy. I can't adjust it, this tripod is very crooked, it's crooked, can you guys see? I can't adjust it, it's crooked, it's crooked, is that okay? It's super crooked, is that okay? It's crooked, I guess it's fine, ah, that works, okay, okay. Yeah, don't you guys wonder why I don't have a video today? Why don't I have a video today? When have I ever been absent? Why is there no video today? Even Voice of America came to interview me, you saw it, right? Come on, guess why. Mid-Autumn Festival, no love for you, go find your street office princess. I saw this as soon as I got home, oh, I really don't know what to say. Guess why I don't have a video today? I'm afraid that from today on, I can only do live streams and upload Shorts, because I can't upload any long-form videos. I started uploading at noon today, I had already filmed them, I filmed two, and I uploaded them 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 times, and none of them have been successfully uploaded yet. They are all under review, under review, under review, under review. And then, didn't I release a video about the Xi-Biden summit yesterday? Wow, as soon as that video came out, within 10 minutes, the Little Pink internet army flooded it. They don't care about anything, 'I know where you live, I'm going to intimidate you, I'm going to threaten you.' And then, sigh, when I woke up this morning, that video was demonetized. I don't get it, I didn't say anything sensitive in that video, why demonetize me? They don't give a reason for the demonetization. They say, 'Okay, now you submit a request for review, your ad revenue and all your income will be zeroed out, and we will carefully review why you were demonetized. We will reply to you within 7 days.' If within these 7 days we find that we misjudged, sorry, sorry, you bear the loss for these 7 days yourself because we misjudged. So, before that, including all the videos you upload now, I won't let them pass. So, congratulations to the CCP, congratulations to YouTube for compromising with the CCP, because this Xi-Biden summit, sigh, I predicted it correctly, so they are very unhappy, quickly send the internet army, quickly send the ads. Hey, you're a Chinese entrepreneur, right? Hey, I'll give you some money, you are not allowed to have any keywords related to this Xi-Biden summit, block them all, no ads allowed, no revenue allowed, all under review for over 24 hours, review within 7 days. Hey, that's how it is now, so I don't know if I have any videos to upload for you all, maybe no videos. 'Spreading rumors that Xi Jinping is sick,' look at the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times, they both admitted that Xi Jinping's health is having problems. The Wall Street Journal and the New York Times, they also used that headline, they also got it from their intelligence sources, they also confirmed this matter is true. Saying I'm spreading rumors, are you a fucking idiot? Sigh.

And then now I need to learn from the Director first, let me learn from the Director how to control comments first, alright? I'll learn from the Director, the operation the Director likes is that only subscribers can leave comments. Ah, let me learn that too. Uh, how many minutes of subscription? Ah, 60 days, good. The Director plays this trick too. If you Little Pinks want to talk back to me, just donate. The Director also plays this trick, didn't you talk back to me there back then? Back then you were talking back to me there, and then I donated 30 yuan, 300 yuan just to be able to leave a comment with him. That seemed to be around the end of 2024 or early 2025. Anyway, with YouTube operating like this, it might cause me to have no videos starting tomorrow, the day after, or the day after that. I don't know, hey, I don't know what the hell is going on now. And moreover, and you know what? Even when I casually upload a video shot on the street, oh, they they just fail it. I can show you guys, if you don't believe it I can show you guys. Look, yesterday this video was given a yellow-flagged status, look at today's uploads, all, all, all, all of them failed. Look, I even uploaded an 11-second video of the immigration agency and they failed that too. Hey, see? This is fucking outrageous, this is too outrageous. Look at what this video is, just like this, just like this, just this video, and then they said this video of mine has some yellow-flagged concerns, they won't pass it for me. So now any video I upload, I have no way to upload anything. So, so maybe yesterday's, that video was my last video, I'm going to say goodbye to YouTube, ah. But the happiest people about this should be other anti-communist figures, who can scrape away my, my, my, my, my traffic, huh? Congratulations, because right now the happiest person might not be the Chinese Communist Party, but rather people with channels of the same nature as mine, oh, so happy. Ba Jiong finally stopped updating, right? Well, how did you guys spend the Mid-Autumn Festival? Did you go back home? Did you eat barbecue? Ah, anyway, you just, don't you think it's weird? I showed you, any video of mine, even when I uploaded an 11-second video of going to the immigration agency to film their sign, it was also marked as risky. Are they sick or what? Ah, I have no choice. If I wake up tomorrow, wake up tomorrow morning and it's still like this, with no videos, I don't know if the Chinese Communist Party is very angry, oh, discovering how the Director's audio recording appeared in front of Peng Liyuan, huh, by Peng Liyuan. I, I guess, I don't know if she heard it. Thanks for the 300 yuan donation. Come on, what did you say? Oh, trash YouTube, that's right. Got COVID during the Mid-Autumn Festival and still working the night shift, wow, you're working that hard? Yeah, right now I have no way to upload videos. You know, sometimes making videos and doing live streams are different feelings. Making videos is about being concise, to the point, and fast, ah, doing live streams is all about interacting, right? And then it drags on for a long time, and it ends up like Director Guan, everyday having to go sleep with someone's wife, having to go shit at someone's house, having to mock someone's wife. Oh, I see this Madam Peng, she still has her charm, oh, so ah, everyday I go to Xi Jinping's house to take a dump—you can only say such things, sigh, oh right? You guys could just watch the playback just now, it really is, really too outrageous. I didn't say anything wrong in the first place, huh? I still have to talk about the main point today. What is the main point I have to talk about today? Didn't the Little Pinks keep arguing on Twitter about how successful and awesome our China-US talks were? My video today was originally going to expose, you know this banquet didn't have a single Chinese entrepreneur appearing at the banquet, all of them were American AI tech giants, even Apple's former former CEO came. Do you know what this means? The top tech talent is here in my America, you China want to talk to me about these cooperations? No way. I didn't even put a single person from your list into this banquet, right? Right, the facts are just like this. And then you say this segment of mine has a problem? What problem? YouTube, you really shouldn't be too outrageous. Even when I upload something casually filmed on the street, ah, when I go to the street and just walk and film an 11-second or 23-second video like that, you also say I have risks. Makes no sense at all. What is it, did I poke, poke, poke into your family's hornet's nest, huh? Dissatisfied, huh? Hey YouTube, hurry up, huh, now anyone talking about Xi Jinping, all give me overtime reviews, review for 7 days, ah, let this daily-update channel be ruined in 7 days. That's awesome, you guys are really fierce, sigh.

Well, let's look at the comments. Ai Guokun, what does it have to do with me that you're lacking affection? I'll help you, I'll help pin your comment. You're so, so lacking in affection, I'll help pin it. What kind of affection are you lacking, Ai Guokun? Pinned. The moment I get home, I see this, inexplicable. Hey, do you guys think Yang Liu and Shen Boyang will win this time? Ah, do you think there's any hope? Do you think Hsu Chiao-hsin has a better chance, or Shen Boyang? Anyway, I think Hualien is—Hualien has no hope, you know. Our Hualien people's genetics are a bit different; we Hualien people have no hope. Yang Liu has indeed risen, oh. Ah, a phenomenon I've observed myself is that, you know the overseas Chinese-language sphere? You know that now even overseas, in the overseas Chinese-language sphere, some channels are starting to discuss the issues of Chiang Wan-an and Shen Boyang. You can tell it has already spilled over into the overseas Chinese-language sphere, so it has indeed achieved a barrier-breaking effect. It means that overseas Chinese, because this election has nothing to do with them, are also starting to get curious. What hit them? Chiang Wan-an's English, and also that lawyer's issue. So this time Yang Liu, I think, has broken through the barrier, but still, still must be cautious, still must be a bit careful, not too—also not to lower our guard too much, because after all, his campaign stations in Taipei City haven't mobilized yet. After all, Chiang Wan-an's campaign stations in Taipei City haven't fully mobilized on a large scale yet, so be slightly careful. Because if I were Chiang Wan-an, I would indeed choose to make a move in October. Because since I am the incumbent, the less I move, the fewer mistakes I make, so I'll just move during the final sprint. Therefore, we still cannot let our guard down, but I still hope Shen Boyang can win. After all, I've known him for a very long time, really. Sigh, thanks for the mini microphone gift. I was originally looking forward to today's video. Right, my video today got stuck. Friends who just came in probably didn't see it; you can go back and watch the playback later. I just showed you guys my YouTube backend, all my videos are completely stuck, stuck. Wow, wow, ah, I suddenly want to—let me first read this 150 NT dollar Super Chat. He says, tell a joke, on Facebook, a U.S. president posting a campaign ad can be banned in 3 seconds, while in the same year a Black person on Facebook shoots a white female for as long as 15 minutes, openly broadcasting on YouTube and U—ah, this, this FB-series media could originally be banned at any time, but I use Twitter. Oh, I probably get what you mean. Oh, you are—what you mean is that Trump previously, because of election stuff, could be banned in seconds, right? But you clearly have even more sensational footage, you directly put up someone shooting footage, and it can actually survive on Facebook for so long? I also think it's quite strange. This video of mine, actually has both praise and criticism for Trump. Ah, you actually, you actually—you actually gave me this yellow-dollar mark, I also don't know what you're up to. Ah, didn't you guys also say Trump is kowtowing to Xi Jinping, and you're not happy about that? I have both praise and criticism, you know, I also talked about the bad parts, and I talked about the good parts. Then why do you have to be so black-and-white? What policy of your

, don't you think your standards are a bit too exaggerated, ah, really too exaggerated, right? Do you guys resonate with this? Yes, you do. Is this chest big? Ba Jiong, are you in great danger going abroad now? Let's see where. Right, YouTube really has quite a lot of ads for new scams, or else some bloody footage, right? And then we post something, for example, about Falun Gong, or for example, anti-communist figures being beaten up by Little Pinks, and there isn't—it's not even a real fight between two sides, it might just be, you know, tugging at clothes, and YouTube slaps a yellow icon on it saying the violence is too severe. And what are your ads? Shooting zombies. What are your standards? Ah, right, right, right, right, someone hit the nail on the head. YouTube also has quite a few investment scam ads, really, yes. Good evening everyone, Ba Jiong here. Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! Is everyone feeling a bit better? Yes, feeling a bit better, because I've been taking this lately, this, this—no, not selling anything, I just happened to bring it back. I've been taking this, what's it called, zinc and magnesium, helps me sleep better. Because I, I don't want to take sleeping pills or anything, taking this really helps me sleep better. I don't want to take sleeping pills or whatever, I feel like taking those long-term seems bad for your health. Uh, why does Ba Jiong say the Taiwan issue is not one of the main points considered by Xi Jinping, but rather the variables pulled in by Taiwan lie in Japan? You can see that Taiwan, this place, ah, since ancient times, hasn't the one most entangled and most capable of shaking decisions always been Japan? Or the one that changed that land of the Chinese mainland, wasn't it also Japan? Ah, who sponsored Sun Yat-sen? Sun Yat-sen's Tongmenghui, hometown associations, Xingzhonghui, and so on, where were they founded? Tokyo! Where was the biggest fundraising base for their anti-Qing elements? Tokyo, Japan! And then overthrowing—finally overthrowing the Qing Dynasty, who relied on whose financial support? Also Japan. Ah, of course, let's set aside Yuan Shikai and those royalists, and those establishment figures, and those—uh, let's set aside those for now and not talk about them. Japan really is a very crucial, top priority. Then, including the Republic of China, why did Japan break off diplomatic relations with the Republic of China back then? Ah, and then establish diplomatic relations with the CCP? The biggest turning point and variable in all this was also Japan. Back then, whichever side Japan helped, that side became strong, and that is indeed how it was. So now, for Taiwan, whichever side Japan helps, whether Japan chooses to remain silent—so the political wind blows in that direction. And this is also why Xi Jinping is so angry about Gaos scanning. Look, even that Xue Jian said he wanted to a-ss-ass-inate Gaos scanning, Xi—uh, who was it? Wasn't it in Beijing in May, at that meeting? The Trump-Xi summit? Didn't many journalists and media disclose that when Xi Jinping talked about the Taiwan issue, when he talked about what, he was very—whenever Gaos scanning and Japan's stance on the Taiwan issue were brought up, he flew right into a rage. Because it's clear his strategists also knew that the key factor deciding Taiwan is Japan, and the Japanese variable is the largest. So if we trace it from this historical context, including even earlier periods, ah, actually Japan's influence is quite a large variable. Ah, if you push the time a bit further back, to the era of Toyotomi Hideyoshi and Tokugawa Ieyasu, you could also say that—oh, ambulance! If it weren't for the fact that back then Tokugawa Ieyasu and Toyotomi Hideyoshi were fighting each other and someone died and people were in a civil war, I'm telling you, the entire Korean Peninsula and even the entire Great Ming wouldn't have been ruled by the Qing Dynasty, it would have been directly ruled by Japan's Sengoku period! Oh, and then modern Chinese people would say, Japanese people are also part of the Chinese nation, Japan is also a part of us, they ruled me, so he is my dad, I am his descendant, we are all the Chinese nation. Thank goodness there is no Aoligei Island, ah, Aoligei boy. Sigh, if we start talking about this, it'll take a long time, so I'm just giving a brief summary now. Thanks for this gift from Youzi Tutu, Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! Hey, I haven't eaten pomelo yet this year. Did you guys eat pomelo? Oh, thanks for the 200 USD donation, Taiwan Hero! Thank you for your pay—thank you so much, thank you very much! Thank you for paying for my taxi and production fees today, thank you so much, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks! Ah, why can't you eat pomelo? Um, thanks sugar daddy, hahaha! Who knows, maybe it was a sugar mommy, right? Oh, he's also my Hongniao member, Hongyin, sounds much better that way, ah, right.

Many people asked me why I wore a suit to shoot a video yesterday. Well, yesterday I went to, um, how should I put it best, yesterday I went to meet a conference attendee from the business and political circles of a certain European country, ah, an attendee, ah, meaning I was invited, like that. Um, and this is considered a hope for a breakthrough for Taiwan next year, oh, and of course it meant meeting some, uh, ministerial assistants, their subordinates, to first have this kind of exchange, and then discussing whether it could foster official cooperation next year. Ah, a major European country, ah, recently they want to get to know Taiwan, because Taiwan's market value is fourth now, having beaten the UK, right? And this country is very big, a very big country in Europe, they want a great rejuvenation, because they really were a very powerful country in the past, it's just that in recent years, ah, being battered by China's overcapacity, battered by Chinese electric vehicles, their traditional industries and heavy industries have been battered to pieces, so they are thinking about how to develop a new industry that can connect with our Taiwan, on an economic level. Of course, this isn't me, ah, I'm not some entrepreneur related to economics or anything, I just went because they invited me and wanted to get to know me a bit, oh, and of course it's definitely not, of course it's definitely not, ah, someone guessed right, but what leaves me with a question mark is, you don't know that my former mob brothers exposed this meme? Is it right to invite me? Will something happen if you invite me there? Will a song suddenly start playing over there, and I'll have to stand at attention? Hahaha.

Oh, the doctor said you can't eat pomelo? Is it an allergy? Ah, anyway, someone guessed it right. Didn't I get exposed last year for that too? Ah, I really, really don't want to talk about how if you just cut out a full screenshot, it's not like that. If you cut out the full screenshot, it's not like that. It wasn't talking about this one, not talking about this. I'm telling you, no, I think—I think if he messes with me like this, I have no reason to mess with him either. What can I say? Who? You—if you want to talk like this, there's no end to it, right? You—you also talk behind people's backs, right? I'm not talking about him, though. For example, a friend of mine said to me privately, "Oh, that kid next door is really too noisy. Can he just get hit by a car? This kid is too noisy. Later, when drinking water, can he die? Can he choke to death while drinking water? Too noisy." Do I sincerely think that he feels that kid should die? No, of course not, right? We all know he just feels angry, that this kid is very noisy, and he's just venting his emotions. He doesn't genuinely think that way. Who—he's human, right? It's human nature. And he didn't say it publicly, did you? If you want to put it that way, there are no saints in the world. Who—I believe you, all of you certainly would use such language in certain areas when talking about your best friends or your closest family members. Sometimes you all definitely say things like that, and I think that's just human nature. First, you didn't broadcast it publicly; second, you didn't publicly praise such an activity, right? Furthermore, what I—what I talked about with him privately wasn't even about this. Ah—anyway, coming back to it, at that time I was like, "Oh, you're really making an appointment with me?" Oh, then that means you guys still trust me! You trust me, and you're willing to listen to me tell you the whole story of something that isn't the complete truth. Alright, wishing everyone a Happy Mid-Autumn Festival, thank you! Uh, Bajiong's clothes right now look great, great fashion sense. I want to buy some for my boyfriend. You mean what I'm wearing right now? Well, actually, the clothes I'm wearing right now are already about two or three years old, haha. Uh, wishing everyone a Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! Why has North Korea's GDP growth gone from 8% up to now? Isn't it a dictatorship? Why is it still used as a counter-example of democracy? Alright, regarding North Korea—you might have watched my video from a few days ago, right? I'll talk to you about North Korea later. Let me answer the clothing question first. Have you guys watched a Stephen Chow movie called something like *Judgement Day*? What is it called? Uh, he starred in it with Karen Mok. Karen Mok seemed to play a lawyer from the late Qing dynasty, and then they took on an apprentice, and later picked up a watermelon peel, and said they picked it up at No. 9 Judgement Day. And then what? He got snapped at by Stephen Chow, saying something like, "Your hairstyle doesn't match your face, your face doesn't match your clothes, your clothes don't match your body, and your body and your pants don't match your hairstyle." So I think there's no such thing as clothes being good or bad, or a face looking good or bad. You—you need to find what suits you. "Ah, Bajiong, today is my birthday, can you wish me a happy birthday?" Alright, happy birthday to you! So, uh, I don't think there are any ugly people in the world. Really, it's just about finding clothes with a cut that suits you—ah, that suits your style. Uh, uh, for example, your boyfriend works out and is quite muscular, just like how I'm thin—well, I'm thin. Hey, let me tell you, don't look down on me just because my frame is a bit smaller. I actually work out! You guys just can't tell, that's all. Have you guys noticed it now? Have you guys noticed that I work out now? Have you noticed this contour? I usually just don't show it, you see. My frame just looks a bit smaller, but whatever is supposed to be inside is still there, right? Whatever is supposed to be inside is still there, it's just that my frame looks a bit smaller here. So, uh, find what fits you, and don't dress yourself up in a way that's like—well, for example, recently, although flare pants are about to become trendy again—of course, they're already trendy for women, but not yet for men. Oh, meaning micro-flare pants, right? Uh, before that, wasn't everyone wearing those wider jeans? Those relatively wide pants? Actually, it's not like everyone suits them. Ah, they were super trendy last year and the year before, right? You shouldn't just say, "Oh, since these really wide pants are so trendy right now, I'll wear them." Sometimes they might not suit you, and whether it suits you is the key point. Because some people, just to follow the trend, wear them and end up looking like they have very short legs. Really, you'll end up looking like a hobbit, you'll turn into a hip-hop guy. Not that being a hip-hop guy is bad, but if that's not your style, when you wear it, you look very—very much like you're wearing adult clothes. Um, a real man should train his shoulders, otherwise you'll become a national traitor! You'll train to be a national traitor if you train like that, hahaha. Training like that—after training, you'll start feeling that 50-year-old maidens still retain their charm, for example, Peng Liyuan. Ah, you'll start wanting to go after married women! So I'm wondering if Lord Cao was Cao Cao in his past life? Cao Mengde alive today! Ah, so bold. A real man should train to be a national traitor, yes! It's not 12 yet, Bajiong. Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! Still OK, fine, I accept. Alright, hey, good. Now let's see if YouTube approved any of my videos for a page refresh. You can tell just by looking at my expression. I just wanted to swear a stream of profanities, but I held it back, hahaha. Hey, it really is—really, really so Peng Liyuan, you know? Hey, alright!

Just getting back to that question where someone donated to me, you know, about North Korea's economic growth. Uh, North Korea's economic growth for three consecutive years—meaning 2023, 2024, and 2025—is growing at 3% annually. Of course, its 3% is not the same kind of 3% as Taiwan's or South Korea's, you know what I mean? For example, going from 1 point to 3 points is a 3% concept, but going from 100 points to a 3% increase is a totally different concept, right? Still, for it to maintain 3% growth under international sanctions is already very impressive. So how did they pull it off? They integrated and learned from each other with China. That's why I keep saying, stop talking all the time about the two sides of the strait being one family—truly, it's China and North Korea that are two sides of the same family, and after all, you guys really are separated by a strait, right? By a Bohai Sea or whatever? Is it called the Bohai Sea or the Yellow Sea? Anyway, you're separated by an inner gulf, uh. North Korea actually has an underground economy, and that underground economy is tacitly approved by many officials, along with smuggling and things like that, because North Korean officials themselves need to engage in corruption too. So of course their underground economy is active. And where do they exchange currency for this underground economy? They use RMB. And who does the RMB eventually get exchanged with? USD. So actually, North Korea's 3% economic growth is ultimately backed by RMB and USD. That's the first point. Then, where else do they earn foreign exchange? Overseas labor, uh, sending people to Africa to tighten screws. Uh, for example, if China wants to do some infrastructure project here, uh, Chinese people have been making too much of a fuss lately, always demanding wage increases, saying the agreed-upon monthly salary was 5,000, but now you want to raise it to 8,000—no way, let's just use North Koreans instead, North Koreans only cost 300. Okay, and then Kim Jong Un will send some North Korean contract workers over, right? So that way you still earn some foreign exchange, which gets sent back, right? And of course, the Russia-Ukraine war is also a huge channel for North Korea to earn foreign exchange, with mercenaries having gone over there. And although Russia's foreign exchange has been sanctioned and the ruble has been sanctioned, it can be converted into RMB, and the RMB ultimately gets converted into USD. Of course, this is just one of the channels. Right, and lastly, lastly, lastly, let's come back to this: all this money, they also use it to drive infrastructure. Pyongyang's infrastructure, uh, over the past three years the newly built high-rises and these new residences are even newer than Taiwan's! And the extent of this new construction actually exceeds the combined total of Los Angeles and Chicago—meaning the total of newly built structures, not the entire city of Los Angeles, don't take me out of context here. So when some Ko Wen-je supporters and KMT grandpas and grandmas are bragging to you, saying, 'Oh, fuck, the houses over here are so new,' just tell them to go to North Korea. North Korea is even newer. North Korea is definitely newer than China. Go to Pyongyang, go visit Pyongyang, Pyongyang is super fun. Right, so I hope I've answered your question. If there's anything else you don't understand, feel free to ask again, because sometimes, uh, this and that—for example, if today we're talking about US-China topics, I won't be talking to you about North Korea. So during the livestream, you can take the opportunity to ask me about other international matters, of course assuming I understand them, or other things, like Taiwan's domestic politics and elections, you can come ask me too, because normally I don't talk much about domestic politics unless it's during a livestream, otherwise the topic gets messy, right? Uh, Su Hui, Su Hui, hey hey, Hsu Chen-wei, Yu Shu-chuan, Guan Chang, you don't have a chance. Guan Chang, I advise you not to—oh, you already have a Madam Peng, I advise you not to do this. Nah, she just throws her hand fans at everyone's doorstep, uh, my place has one. Uh, today for the Mid-Autumn Festival, using it to fan the barbecue is actually pretty good.

The first gift from Ba Jiong has always been watching your videos. I'll take this opportunity to say thank you, thanks a lot. Oh, my eyes are a bit dry lately, so if sometimes... thank you for the mooncakes, this netizen named CLES. Uh, the budget for PTS (Public Television Service) was cut; how can Taiwan's film and television industry be saved? Ah, I want to bring up a rather painful question. Of course, of course, I am very supportive of our Taiwanese video creators, because I am actually one of them, right? And I studied film and television, so I also support PTS, or that national budget should be given to us young people or those with ideals, ambitions, and abilities to realize such dreams. And if the content produced promotes reflection on society and values, I absolutely support it. But there is a very practical consideration: our population base in Taiwan is really too small. Look at South Korea, with over 80 million people? Or is it over 60 million? I kind of forgot, uh, 30 million something, 60 million, right, 55, 60 million, how many? Anyway, it's more than Taiwan. I really forgot, uh, what the population of South Korea is, but anyway, it's more than Taiwan. Look at how many years their chaebols and government have supported them, and their own people are willing to back their enterprises and K-pop groups. Like, I'm willing to give you ten or even twenty years. Yes, over 80 million, about the same as Germany, right? About the same number of people as Germany. And of course, it's their national character. Their nation has often been conquered, then liberated, then conquered again, then liberated, right? This has been the case for thousands of years. Conquered by the Tang Dynasty, the Sui Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty, the Qing Dynasty, the Mongols, right? And then by Japan. So they have a very strong national character, hoping their country can be better. Of course, this is at the grassroots level, and the government and enterprises are of one mind in supporting such an industry. But they later discovered that they needed to aim for internationalization, meaning they needed jokes that weren't just understood by Koreans. Right? For example, take the earliest, earliest, earliest, Parasite; it didn't just have jokes that only Koreans could understand, right? I believe we Taiwanese could understand it, and Americans could understand it too. We in Taiwan must produce this kind of content. For example, when you go into a movie theater and see a Hollywood film, even you, as a Taiwanese, laugh out loud at the joke—that's a success. I think we in Taiwan need to figure this out, rather than—of course, localization is good, right? But how do you make this localization understood by the whole world? For example, your localization is, let's assume, Mazu pilgrimage, going to the Tiger God temple to cast moon blocks, right? For instance, if some interesting things happen in the middle, how do you connect it so that Americans or Europeans understand it? What kind of life habits, culture, or similar forms do they have? What kind of jokes are similar? You have to combine them together. Oh, then when you broadcast it globally, there won't be a language barrier, right? It won't be like, 'Damn, this is a Chinese film, I still have to read subtitles, I'm European, I don't understand.' They might actually be interested, hahaha, just like watching a Hollywood English film, they would be willing to watch it. This is one of the problems. Because I studied the film and television industry myself, I have been studying this problem. That's one point. The second is a more realistic problem: the People's Republic of China controls a market of 1.4 billion people. Film, television, and music really depend on population. Even if those people have low purchasing power, it really depends on the population. For example, in our Taiwan of 23 million people, if each of us pays five dollars, that's a lot. But in the People's Republic of China, if each person pays one dollar, or fifty cents, it looks like they are poor, but the base is too large. So in such an environment, our films cannot enter their side because we will inevitably have concepts we want to convey. Even if our film is not anti-communist, if you touch upon some things that they think will enlighten their people, or inspire them with democracy and freedom, you cannot enter their market. If you cannot enter their market, you cannot break even, because with a population of 23 million, if you don't rely on borrowing money to support film and television, especially the film industry, it's hard to break even. Even if talent from Singapore and Malaysia comes in, it still can't make up for it; it's too little. So you have to find a way to eat into the international, European, and American markets. South Korea has done this very successfully. What South Korea succeeded in is not just movies, but also their K-POP groups, right? Of course, if the People's Republic of China democratizes, after China democratizes, then perhaps our Taiwanese film and television industry will really have a chance to go over and compete with them. But currently, there is no way. So if the PTS budget is taken away, our situation will really be very dire. Um, uh, thank you. Uh, let me read the donations first. Uh, Ba Jiong did for me what I didn't dare to do. Keep it up. Thank you. Where is THB? Oh, and someone said, 'Wish you a happy Mid-Autumn Festival, keep digging for all kinds of intelligence.' Okay, Ba Jiong, do you have any plans to hold an event next month? Are those people who got their certificates going to come out and face it? You don't have to rush. I promise you the big scoop, I will definitely bring it out. I will hold a joint press conference at that time, I will definitely come out. And this video of mine...

I hope this can serve as a wake-up call for everyone, hoping that everyone can support the people they back to successfully enter local councils, whether they are mayors, county magistrates, or city councilors. As for the Blue and White camps, well, if—of course, I don't know if there are many, but perhaps there are, perhaps there are supporters of the Blue and White currently watching my live stream, maybe very few, but I also hope that when the joint press conference comes out, you will support it, because this is a matter of national security. This isn't just about the Green camp, Taiwan independence supporters, Qingniao, or the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP); this is also your business, because the Republic of China, because this Taiwan is yours, it is mine, and it belongs to all of us. If you don't have the mind to care about this issue today, that's fine; I will care about it for everyone, but please don't kick a man when he's down, because this thing also concerns you, right? To take a step back, the one I'll release eventually, for example, that—that—that huge pile of lists, I tell you, I'll print it out by then, and I'll have a human-wall billboard with everyone's names and faces on the back. Who is who, what do they look like in the photos? I will bring out a very large, foldable human-wall billboard. This isn't just about the DPP, or Taiwan independence supporters and Qingniao; this is also about you guys in the Blue and White. To take yet another step back, eh, you—you will definitely say, right? Ah, you guys are acting up again, doing this and that again. These CCP spies, right? Saying that those who hold ID cards vote Blue and White. You—you don't need to think like that; they might also vote Green, right? So the issue isn't whether they want to vote Blue or vote Green; it's the act of holding an ID card, along with illegal loans and fraud. You might have some neighbors around you who fell victim to fraud, who dared not tell you, and whose money was defrauded and sent to China. What we need to care about is this matter; this is what is close to our lives. So forget about all those election things or whatever, okay? This is what everyone should care about. Show your support, and let's eat lantern-shaped mooncakes together tonight. Ah, Ai Guo Kun, are you still here? Because Ai Guo Kun is also one of those 'two-nots' [Note: referring to mainland-born individuals with specific residency statuses], right? You should be a 'two-not', right? The 'two-not' I'm talking about is not the kind of 'two-not' we Taiwanese people say, oh; it's Hongkongers, oh. Ah, it's so hard to explain; I'm afraid the more I explain, the more distorted it gets. Anyway, the meaning of 'two-way' is not the kind of 'two-way' we Taiwanese people say, oh. Uh, this—this, do you Hongkongers really eat lantern-shaped mooncakes, or did you type the wrong characters? I'm just genuinely curious and asking. Alright, uh, I hope everyone has some time to pay attention to Taiwan's coastal defense strategy, '1P1 of the Four-Part Series'. Ah, right, those who are interested can go check it out; I'm watching it, oh. Uh, why doesn't the Taiwan authorities take action? Has the ruling party also been contaminated? Silently paving the way for the CCP, leaving Ba Jiong to fight a lonely battle. I am very angry—this is a netizen's Super Chat from Liang Meijin. Alright, OK, I'll answer your question first. Of course, of course, oh. Personally, I think, regardless of political party, there must be people supporting Taiwan, as well as rooting out CCP spies, and also those licking up to the CCP, right? Ah, because if you are the CCP, you definitely must infiltrate all aspects of the military, public servants, and education, as well as various political parties. That's for sure, right? You definitely have to infiltrate like this, right? That's very normal, oh. So we need to root out those people, whether they are Blue, Green, or White. I'm not trying to guide any public opinion, oh; I'll say it first, I will definitely vote Green this election, oh! But, but we in Hualien have no choice; here in Hualien, I can only vote Blue. I have to vote Blue because—because there are only two Blue candidates, and I can only choose between these two Blue candidates to see who does a better job locally. This—this cannot be blamed on me. Hey, my first time ever voting Blue is like this, hahaha! Of course, I—I think, I think, that if a village chief doesn't frequently run over to the Chinese mainland for united front exchanges or anything like that, ah, if they are Blue or White, oh, and they have actually been cultivating this place for a long time, and you've seen them like this for a long time, and they haven't constantly been saying things licking up to the CCP or going to China to do this and that, I think you can care more about what they actually do on a daily basis regarding local issues, and whether they contribute to your community. I think, when it comes to the level of village chiefs, we can observe them a bit, oh. But of course, having a Green one is also not bad, but a Green one also needs to be examined to see if they had any bad behavior in the past, hmm.

Can Bajiong develop on Douyin in mainland China? If he has no restrictions, why wouldn't I go? This is my wife, she came down, she should be getting her phone because her phone is in the kitchen, and now she should be going back up. Why are two blue candidates competing, or one independent? Because we don't have any green candidates running here, we don't have any green candidates running here. I tell you, it's very pathetic, in our Xincheng Township, there are some villages where if you don't hang a blue banner, you can't get elected. It really, really is like this, because we people in Hualien, many people, once they see the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), they won't even look at the second line. They'll say, for example, for example, even if they are really doing things, let's assume, oh, they really, for instance, these documents, they have achieved them, they have promised them, and they have achieved them, at least partially realized, but, but, for example, you give this thing to them, oh, get lost, DPP, green, oh, don't, don't, don't look. Hey, it really is like this. Hmm, okay, she's going up now. Hmm, it's good she's wearing clothes, sometimes she doesn't wear clothes at home, but when she goes back to my parents' house, she should be wearing clothes. Oh, I will go back to the country to vote. Oh, you are in Europe, right? Because I see this is two euros. Thank you for your three small gifts. And come on, this netizen with a coffee cup avatar says, regardless of whether it's useful or not, I will go back to vote in November. I, I ask, which country's currency is THB? Bajiong, will you help Jun, will you help Zhang Jun campaign? Ah no, will you help Zhang Jun build momentum? If he invites me, I will, I will consider it. Hmm, because actually we have met privately two or three times for meals, uh, it can be considered that he invited some Hualien youth to understand their thoughts, saying what thoughts do you have about Hualien people wanting to stay in Hualien to start a business? I went to attend one. Okay, then I also, this is a very structural thing, saying you have to find a way to let Hualien have such an environment, then we are willing to stay. Hey, hey, otherwise, to put it bluntly, I do YouTube, I am in Hualien, I can also analyze this China-US talk for everyone, right? I am in Taipei, I can also analyze it. Then why do I want to be in Taipei? Be- because Taipei has connections, resources, and transportation, and the problem of whether or not I can find employees. So this is very realistic, it is a structural thing. So if the Hualien County Magistrate, whether it's Jikou, or Zhang Jun, or that Wei Jiaxian, oh, really, if he has the ability to improve this problem, I will give him a thumbs up, because this is very difficult, because I think this might take two terms, or even up to 3 terms or more, this kind of structural problem, and it also needs to cooperate with the central government's policy, this must cooperate with the central government's policy, otherwise, hey, you know our Hualien population is only the size of Songshan District, so few, hey. What is the concept of Songshan District? It's about 300,000 or so, right? I don't know what the population distribution in Taichung is like, maybe one Xitun plus one Beitun?

Oh come on, you've hit the nail on the head. You said that when looking at this today—well, I got so angry today, the video I made today was meant to answer you, but YouTube wouldn't let me upload it, I was so angry! You just asked me about that video, and you said Trump was sucking up to Xi Jinping so ridiculously, what is my view? I was supposed to post a video today, I was so mad YouTube wouldn't let me upload it, and I just happened to show you guys. Let me take another look, huh, let me take another look. Just now I watched the playback, honey, I went to open the door to see what you were doing before coming back down. Oh man, it still won't let me get approved, it still won't let me get approved! Alright, let me explain it to you guys like this today: suppose a competitor is fighting with you for your livelihood, but your muscles are bigger than his, and you know it, because you've actually flexed your muscles in Iran and Venezuela, and his radar was blown to pieces by you. You showed him twice, you showed him two bomber shows, one more time than Putin, and moreover, Putin hadn't—at that time, Putin hadn't gone through actual combat in Venezuela and Iran, but Xi Jinping had! His radar, his Rocket Force, and Zhang Youxia experienced it twice flying right over his head. What would he be thinking? And moreover, and you know what the most important part is? The banquet. The banquet was the key point. Before that, the Chinese side kept whining that the American side should allocate half of the 50 spots to our Chinese delegation—for example, wanting to invite Lei Jun or Xiaomi, or someone from BYD, or DeepSeek, or whatever AI people from Moonshot AI, people with Chinese AI computing power to come to the U.S. and meet Trump, and then attend this banquet, to see if you can get to know Musk, or Cook, or someone else, like Jensen Huang, so you guys can network, right? But no! At this banquet, not a single Chinese entrepreneur was present. The banquet was entirely filled with American tech and AI giants from various fields. So you're saying Trump wanted to let China cooperate with him in this area? Politically, at a glance, it's just like this, exactly like this! And Xi Jinping didn't dare utter a single peep. There's another issue: you say this is Trump giving him face, or humiliating him? There's—there was a scene like this: Trump gave a bald eagle statue to Xi Jinping. Oh, Trump stood there at the time and said, "Oh, bring it over, carry it over!" Meanwhile, everyone in the audience was sitting down like, "Oh wow, how wonderful, you gave me a bald eagle!" But wait, doesn't this prophecy say the bald eagle will get me, Xi Jinping? Do you guys remember this prophecy? And then, you know what Trump's next move was? Trump did this, and Xi Jinping did this—you could see it from the livestream footage, Xi Jinping went like that. I'm asking you, who would dare do that to Xi Jinping at the Fifth Plenary Session, the Fourth Plenary Session, or the Third Plenary Session, and then have Xi Jinping respond like that? Who dares? Trump dares!

Alright, so another question: when Xi Jinping goes back home, what will he tell the people? Will he tell them Trump humiliated him? No, because you say this is humiliation? Well, not really. But you say this isn't humiliation? It doesn't quite seem like it either. This is what I think is the most remarkable thing about politics: you squeeze someone into tight shoes, but the shoes are uncomfortable for them, and yet they can't talk back to you. "You picked these shoes for me and they feel uncomfortable." "Oh, no, these were custom-made for your foot shape, why are you saying they're uncomfortable? If you're uncomfortable, are you blaming me?" So when both face and substance are given, while still giving you some reminders, I think that is the most brilliant aspect of politics. I'm not buttering this guy up; I'm just saying that if a politician can pull off something this sophisticated, they are truly formidable. For instance, like the banquet at Hongmen where Xiang Zhuang performed the sword dance—if you pull it off so brilliantly and perfectly that even Liu Bang can't tell, and Liu Bang still thinks, "Oh, this is truly a banquet hosted to entertain us," wouldn't that person be formidable? Of course, the sword dance at Hongmen was meant to kill Liu Bang, and I'm not saying this event was meant to kill Xi Jinping, but humiliation and this tactic don't actually conflict, in my opinion. I want to give you face, I want to give you substance, I'll use both kindness and severity, and on top of that, I'll throw in some intimidation—showing you B-1 and B-2 together, the ones that bombed your Beidou, your latest Chinese radar, and China's anti-ship and air-defense missiles. This is a B-2 right above your head, something neither all of China nor all of Russia can find. Well, yesterday someone refuted me—yesterday someone argued and said, "Baiong, you're overthinking it. During America's Independence Day and some particularly important sports games, B-2 bombers fly over too." Well, you're half right. B-2 bombers flying over during America's Independence Day and major U.S. sporting events—is that to intimidate the American people? Is that to intimidate the American people? That is telling the Americans, "This is the fighter jet our entire world is proud of, everyone wants to have one, only we have this technology, and this thing belongs to all of us Americans collectively, not just me, Trump, and the U.S. military. Every single American citizen, every tax-paying citizen, you all paid taxes to build this aircraft." So you see, the rise of a superpower—showing this to Xi Jinping and showing it to Putin are two completely different things, right? Are Xi Jinping and Putin American citizens? So sometimes you can't interpret things using the exact same logic, alright? Sigh.

Alright, let me read out some of the comments. Uh, maybe the second generation in Taiwan really needs to lose their freedom before they realize how precious democracy is. A bunch of people in the back are following along and shouting for unification, and many of them don't believe the Chinese Communist Party will actually attack, so they boldly shout for unification together, wanting to make easy red money. Little do they know, war is already right in front of us. Every day there are ship-to-ship standoffs, and it could spark a conflict by accident at any moment. Ah, yes, I want to express my deepest respect to the brothers of the Coast Guard, the frontline pilots, and the customs officers. Ah, we really cannot afford an accidental clash. This Trump-Xi meeting is also about avoiding accidental clashes and preventing a hot war from breaking out. Yes, uh, thanks again to Fengfengya for the 1,500 NTD super chat, and also to a member who joined as a special guest actor. They said, "Good evening, Bump. Back in my hometown in the mountainous area of Taichung, the northeastern side... uh, let me re-read that. Back in my hometown in the mountainous area of Taichung, on the northeastern side, it's always blue, swept away... my relatives there are also into Yimei all day long." Ah, yeah. So, so, so I think that this, for example, what I just mentioned, this kind of thing takes time and is quite complicated. Everyone has limited time each day. Maybe today I have to take care of kids, go grocery shopping, take care of the elderly—with long-term care policies—and help look after some relatives and friends. With limited time every day, they probably just end up scrolling through Douyin, short videos, what you guys call those video clips, right? Those short videos you talk about. That's all the time they have left to scroll through. And scrolling through those won't result in someone coming along with a complete, well-reasoned argument like mine to explain things to you. They don't have time to watch that because they might only have about an hour of what you call dopamine time left. So this is very realistic. Therefore, I think we still need to spend more time communicating with our elders, and communicate in a way they are willing to listen to. Otherwise, if you turn it into a quarrel, it's ineffective communication, and they'll still do their thing while you do yours. Uh, oh, I also want to remind everyone, some people might say, "Trump gave Xi Jinping so much face, it's really frustrating and unsatisfactory." Just look back at history. Did Khrushchev ever visit the US? Yes, he did. Who was the president at that time? Nixon, right? Was it Nixon? Did Nixon go to the airport to welcome him? Yes, he did. Did the two of them break the ice and toast each other? Yes. So would you conclude that US-Soviet relations were the best in history, that US-Soviet relations became good friends, that the US was going to sell out Hawaii to the Soviet Union, and that Cuba was going to be used by the Soviet Union to bomb the US? Would you reach that conclusion? During the US-Soviet Cold War, the leaders of both sides visited each other and met quite a few times, you know. They also went to the airport to welcome them, gave them the highest protocol, rolled out the red carpet, shared drinks, and fired a 21-gun salute. Would you interpret that as, "Oh no, the US president has caved! Oh no, we've been completely infiltrated by the Soviet Communists, America is doomed, the world is doomed!" Ah, would you think that? You definitely wouldn't think that. But, but if you wind the timeline back to that year, how would the Americans and people of the world at that time have thought? Exactly what we are thinking now. So when we look back at that time from a God's-eye view, we don't feel that way anymore. It's the same logic. Why did the leaders of the US and the Soviet Union still have to keep meeting during the Cold War, and even go to the airport to welcome each other? I'm telling you, it was a mix of carrot and stick, to avoid a hot war, just like now. So, so you guys go back and look, on September 21st, US time, you guys go back and look at Marco Rubio, the Japanese Foreign Minister, and the South Korean Foreign Minister, they jointly issued a statement supporting Taiwan. Rubio said it. You guys go back and look at the UN news. Ah, so actually, actually, I am also doing this international homework every day. I mean, even though everyone is focused on elections and domestic affairs right now, I still hope, uh, that I can help popularize some diplomacy and what is currently happening internationally regarding Taiwan, and what might be manipulated or hyped up by public opinion narratives. I also hope to share that with all of you. Ah, but this video of mine isn't being allowed through! This video of mine is a highlights compilation. I originally filmed 40 minutes of footage, and I even thought, 40 minutes—is that going to be too long? So I edited it down to 20 minutes, ugh.

Bajiong, your channel has a lot of CCP internet trolls. Does it affect your mood? Well, I think as long as you're human, it will affect you to some extent. But it's a matter of comparison. When I first started the channel, did it affect my mood significantly? Yes, 100%. But it decreases year by year. Now it's maybe 10%, at most 10%. Oh, I might get more annoyed if I argue with my wife. So, I think this is fine. These Chinese internet trolls are just fine. Oh, thank you for upgrading your membership to 'Taiwan Independence Activist'. Okay, Bajiong, do you know Haixing Junior High School? Of course, I know it. I definitely know Haixing Junior High. It's just past Carrefour, right? I even know Haixing Street. You didn't go to Haixing Street, did you? Hahaha. Haixing Street is too old now. Uh, okay, let me read a member's comment. They said, 'Because of my work, I came into contact with a pro-unification auntie who wants to get a Chinese ID card and is currently transferring her assets from Taiwan to China. She supports China very much and often says that the Republic of China perished when it retreated to Taiwan. She talks about how beautiful her motherland is. Once I finish transferring my assets, I'm going to cut up my Taiwan passport at the airport.' I think you should play along with her. I think you should go along with her now. You should say, 'Sister, I also want to get a CCP ID card. Can you take me to get one? Or can you let me see what it looks like first?' Once she shows it to you, grab it, take a photo, and report her. I suggest you learn from Trump. We are all good, sister. Sister, sister, you're not an auntie, you're very young. I can even call you my little sister. Come, come, I really want to get a CCP ID card. Oh, the motherland is truly amazing. Sister, can you show me? I also really want to transfer my assets over. Otherwise, after it's done, I'll give you 20% of it, 30% is fine too. Or, sister, can I pay for your registration? And when she gives you her ID card to look at, you take a picture of it and report her. That's how you deal with trolls. I'm just kidding, you can take it as a reference. And then, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, after you finish taking the photo, tell her, 'All is fair in war.' This is a war. Bajiong, if you go to China for tourism in the future, will you be arrested? The police have already issued a wanted order for me, and you want me to go to China for tourism? No, why would you sacrifice yourself for nothing? If you are going to sacrifice today, you must sacrifice for something valuable. If you must die today, you must die for something valuable. Suppose, just suppose, if I, suppose I only have one day left to live, I'm just assuming, if I only have one day left, I would quickly rent a boat, and whatever I can get from the black market, I'll take as many police officers with me as I can. Anyway, I won't live past tomorrow. I might be at the end of my life, right? But I don't encourage everyone to do this. You have to do it systematically and with a specific target. Don't, don't, don't commit a 'Xianzhong' attack on any innocent people. That's it. Oh, right, and the CCP issued a global wanted order. It's a wanted order for the entire Earth, for the entire human community with a shared future. Hahaha, right?

Alright, thank you for the donation.

Bajiong, do you think the 'three years of natural disasters' (Great Famine) will repeat? No, it won't. As long as Russia, this granary, can continue, I'm telling you, China still has one last trick. As long as Ukraine, uh, as long as Russia, this granary, is still willing to provide, there won't really be something like the three years of natural disasters. And you know Zelenskyy has always hoped that China would step in to mediate, that is, to persuade Putin to stop the war or reach an agreement. If, by any chance, and of course I think it's unlikely, but if there's that 1% risk and it goes to that final step, and China can't hold on by itself, and it fails to persuade him to stop, it can still hold on by getting grain from the fertile soil of Ukraine for a year or two. So I think there are many ways to solve it. I'm just mentioning one, but I don't think it's likely to happen at this stage. Hmm.

Oh, Bajiong, how do you distinguish between trolls and normal comments? Uh, how should I put it? Because we have a system in the backend that can detect, for example, if you have certain segments that are repeated. Yes, once we detect it, we find 20 trolls with repeated comments, or partially repeated comments. We have this system to catch them. But for the average person, it might be harder to judge. Actually, you can also judge by one point: in a normal debate, a normal person has a sense of shame, they have a bottom line. But trolls who take money have no bottom line. Those who really take money have no bottom line. You can put toilet paper in front of them, and they can insist to you that it's joss paper. They can tell you that without changing their expression. But a normal 'Little Pink' will hesitate for a moment. When you bring it out, she will say, 'Uh, maybe it's made by someone...' In those few seconds of hesitation, you can determine that she is a normal person. But if they start lying through their teeth to the end without hesitating for even a second, that's a troll, because they are paid to do the job. So how do you bribe them? 'Come, how much does the CCP pay you? I'll pay 1.5 times. Oh, the CCP pays 30 yuan? Okay, I'll pay 40 yuan.' Hmph. For people who only care about profit, you can only talk to them about profit.

Well, anyway, let me finally refresh and check if this is on YouTube. Look, it's already past 12 o'clock, the Mid-Autumn Festival is over, Chang'e has flown to the moon a few times already, and it's still lagging for me. Hopefully it stays that way, and I hope Ba Jiong's video today can be released on schedule, and future videos as well.

First time donating, thanks for every video you make, hope more people outside the echo chamber can see it, thanks.

Thank you. Actually, actually, actually some people were right, some people say I am in an echo chamber, but I've actually always been doing things outside the echo chamber, otherwise why would I keep going abroad to meet some Chinese people and Little Pinks?

Ba Jiong, you're getting old, missing the time in February 2020? What was I like back then? You can't really say that. There are so few Little Pinks who want to debate nowadays, maybe the pandemic just went away, hahaha.

YouTube search is also really bad, really? I always thought Aiguokun member, my craving for love was posted by you on purpose?

Hey right, Aiguokun left a comment saying "I crave love" and ran away, what's that about?

The CCP says Ba Jiong is only 23 years old? Ah, what the heck?

Ba Jiong has to bring a bodyguard outside? I-I don't have money to hire bodyguards, a bodyguard costs the salary of 3 to 5 employees, I don't have money to hire a bodyguard.

Aiguokun, Sima Guokun? Right, he's Sima Guokun, because last time he said that if the person released was a real police (Public Security) officer, he would castrate himself, and he still hasn't castrated himself to this day, so I call him Sima Guokun.

That-that-that-that guy called Si-Sima? Ah, I-I kind of forgot what his name is, wasn't he publicly criticized? Writing that, writing that, look at my memory, seriously.

Didn't they say Zhu Fenglian was fired? I-I didn't say Zhu Fenglian was fired, it was people on the internet who said it. What I told you guys back then was that Zhu Fenglian might have been taken away for investigation, but being taken away for investigation does not equal an official downfall. For example, Dong Jun back then was indeed taken away for investigation, but he ended up fine. So before this person officially disappears, you shouldn't say she was really taken away. I actually shared a concept with you guys back then: normal Taiwan Affairs Office press conferences are every Wednesday, right? And every Wednesday, a spokesperson takes turns twice, twice, twice, twice. If someone asks for leave, they at most have a substitute for one to three times. If Zhu Fenglian lost contact starting in mid-August and remained out of contact until late September or even early October, then it would be officially announced that she disappeared. But in mid-September, she attended a film festival event, right? So I think sometimes there's no need to jump to conclusions so quickly. And what was the reason given on the internet at that time? Zhu Fenglian had an affair. Ah, this really isn't a big deal, people aren't arrested over affairs. Only if Zhu Fenglian picked the wrong side—if she picked the wrong side and openly or privately dissed Xi Jinping—would she possibly be dealt with according to the law. Having a lover or not, this-this-this really doesn't matter. Besides, Zhu Fenglian isn't that high-ranking.

Anyone volunteer to be Ba Jiong's bodyguard? Everyone pitch in for sponsorship.

Alright, thank you.

Ah right right, Sima Qian is...

Does Ba Jiong think Trump will talk nonsense again this time about Taiwan facing a weapons embargo? Uh, ah, to take a step back, what Trump says in the end doesn't decide everything; it still depends on Congress. America is a separation-of-powers country, just like us. Ah, our country is the same too, what the Executive Yuan or courts say doesn't count, what the Legislative Yuan says by itself doesn't count either, they check and balance each other.

Any Little Pinks stepping up to fight today? Hey right, I'm also puzzled. I'm really pissed off, hey really, up until now, the video materials I painstakingly collected and stayed up late to watch, collecting them myself, and you still won't publish it for me, still lagging for me. This is what I summarized by staying up late, because we have a time difference with Washington, you see. I keep-I keep thinking, and-and actually there's a key point inside: Xi Jinping tied America making great again together with the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. This is the second time he said this. Saying this in the US is actually a very critical issue, but did Trump give a damn about him? Ah, I talked about this in the video, but it still won't publish my video for me, I'm going to be pissed to death, sigh.

Why does it feel like someone is always outside? Actually, a-actually I found that people don't seem to like watching debate videos very much. I-I speak truly, just judging by the large base, because everyone—because yesterday we were still on Xiao Wei's livestream? Ah right, YouTube won't let the video go up! We showed everyone right at the beginning, it really won't let it go up, right? Are there any audience members who stayed from the very beginning who can tell them? Seven or eight times it didn't go up? I uploaded it seven or eight times and it still won't let it go up?

What's wrong with Guizhou Xiao Wei? He got slapped in the face again? Livestream too long and nobody wants to watch? No, it's because my video just couldn't be published that I started a livestream! My video was stuck by YouTube and couldn't go up, otherwise you guys would have seen the video at 9 o'clock today, I wouldn't be live streaming here. I'm just live streaming to give you a heads up about this, and who knows if tomorrow's video will get stuck too?

Well, indeed, YouTube's tags are originally red, aren't they? Right, yeah. I found that my audience actually doesn't really like watching debates. Why? Because there's nothing new, meaning the Little Pinks have no new tricks; it's always the same. If you say something new popped up today, then I believe the audience might still be willing to take a look, but

I give the Little Pinks a chance every half year, and nope, it's the same. My head hurts so much from talking; every time I finish debating those Little Pinks, I have to take two Panadols. My brain is going to explode here, you know? It's going to explode.

It would be great if you guys could just take us over by force like that. When the People's Liberation Army comes up, they don't even need to use guns; everyone just starts shouting "Little Pink" and our brains go boom, you know? It really would be like that.

Will Little Wei from Guizhou be pissed to death? What, what does that mean? Did Little Wei just mention Secretary Chen again? What a pitiful kid, sigh.

Thanks for the 2-yuan super chat! Oh well, anyway, getting back to the topic, did you guys go barbecue today? Are you having a barbecue at home or going out to eat barbecue? I don't know how it is for you guys, but I actually eat fewer mooncakes year by year. What about you guys? Really, now I basically don't eat mooncakes at all. Do you guys still eat mooncakes? Oh, taking exams tomorrow. Well, I also don't know why, maybe we eat them when we're kids, but indeed I find that I eat fewer and fewer every year. I don't know why, sigh. What's the reason? Or is it because there are too many choices now, too many delicacies or snacks, and that's why we don't eat them? What do you guys think the reason is? Let me do a poll.

Don't eat, don't ask, too many people sent them. Right, what you said is also one of the reasons. They taste too terrible, because ever since I ate Loudai's mooncakes, I haven't liked eating mooncakes anymore.

Alright, did Little Yuan from Taiwan Province post another article asking you to apologize? Where did he post it? What's wrong with me again? I haven't been paying attention to him lately. What does he want to come and do again? Come, come, what does he want to come and do again? Ah, and also liking barbecues, they have to be on the Mid-Autumn Festival, not doing barbecues usually? Oh, I see. Just checking it out.

What does Fang Lian want to say today? I've already said—I've already finished saying it. I've been talking for 80 minutes, so now I'm just chatting with everyone about Mid-Autumn Festival stuff.

Now barbecue is greater than mooncakes? But I actually noticed that our family's barbecues indeed have fewer people year by year, including myself. I didn't go back for a barbecue the year before last, and I didn't go back for a barbecue the year before that either. I came back for a barbecue last year because of the disaster relief in Guangfu, and it just happened that I came back for a barbecue. Uh, I think—I think is there a possibility that during holidays, because communication is too convenient now, and transportation is also too convenient, we can meet whenever we want normally, so sometimes we don't necessarily need to meet on the Mid-Autumn Festival or New Year's? I have this feeling, I don't know what you guys think, of course everyone's thoughts are different.

Let's look at the 150-yuan super chat. It feels more like there are more choices to eat now. Uh, traditional mooncakes are too high in calories, so for people who eat healthily, they aren't as appealing. Yeah, maybe I'm getting older too, indeed. When you guys watched me, I was 24, and now I'm 31. What the hell? That's too scary!

Thanks, Happy Mid-Autumn Festival.

Uh, the Chinese Communist Party ruined the Nagoya Asian Games. Taiwanese fans holding towels with "Taiwan" on them were asked by staff to take them away; holding the towels is not allowed, yes.

Little 8 Jun, do you remember me? Ah, you probably need to say who you are and where you met me, otherwise I don't know who you are either.

Are there any Little Pinks on your channel who turned from haters to fans? Yes, yes, yes! Earlier I even made a video. There was a Little Pink who originally yelled at me, saying he was going to wipe out my venue, that Little Pink, who said he was going to kill my whole family, said he was going to hit my son's head with a beer bottle—if I don't have a son, then he'd hit my mom's head. And then, it seemed like a year or two later, he was locked down in Shanghai, or somewhere, I forgot. He said when he went back to his rural hometown, his family's neighbor was forcibly evicted, and their whole family disappeared. The chickens in their chicken coop also disappeared; they were probably made into mushroom chicken soup. Ah, that video is uploaded, you guys can go back and watch it.

Uh, thanks for your 200-yuan super chat.

What is MX? Mexico? I'm from Gansu. Hello, hello.

Ah, yes, yes, yes. I need to verify something with you guys. Ah, all you senior folks, I need to verify something with you guys. Only people older than me can answer me. I used to like eating snack biscuits, like potato chips. I found that in recent years I don't like eating snacks; I like eating hot things, meaning hot food, when I want to fill my stomach. I used to like eating small biscuits and potato chips. Is it my own problem, or do people get like this when they get old? I'll put a question mark and verify it with you guys. I like warm things now.

Fucking hell, getting old, what the fuck, it really is, sigh, it really is getting old. Look, ah, fine, fine, ah, and also—and also I—I—ah, fine, really old, it really is like this.

Ah, yes, and moreover, a few years ago I started drinking sugar-free drinks. The soy milk I just drank is also sugar-free soy milk. It's really getting old. Sometimes I occasionally drink sweet ones once a week to reward myself, but maybe after drinking it I feel a bit guilty. Alright, getting old is too much, hehe.

Oh, I also discovered something. It's only this year that this situation has started. I used to be witty and eloquent, launching scathing criticisms—wait, no, 'scathing criticism' is when others scold me. I mean, I used to be witty and eloquent, capable of rapid-fire retorts. Now, when I start speaking in rapid-fire bursts this year, I accidentally spit. I looked it up online, and it said, 'Brother, you're getting old. Your sphinc—wait, no, the sphincter is for the anus. Your, uh, this, this, what's it called? Your throat and trachea, and the muscles that control your saliva have relaxed. So, when you talk too fast or get too excited, you accidentally spit.' I'm old, one has to accept getting old. I ask you, for all these medical aesthetic ultrasound facelifts, you can lift your face, but how do you do an ultrasound lift on your throat? How do you do an ultrasound on your throat? Phoenix ultrasound? How do you do a Phoenix ultrasound on your throat? Can you use Botox or something on your face, but how do you use it on your throat?

Alright, why has this turned into an elderly care or health channel? Should I introduce everyone to how to drink this tea later? My taste can't change, but I can't quit cola. Damn, this is what I'm drinking tomorrow. Bajiong is only 31, it has nothing to do with being old. Maybe my physical age is old, maybe my physical age is indeed old. Every day is like this, struggling to survive, then having to keep up with news in American time zones, and then getting messed with by YouTube. This is really, drinking seawater at night, oh, warm water, sore throat story, vocal cords are old.

'Bajiong, if one day you stop being anti-CCP, will you be co-opted like Guan Chang?' No, if one day I stop being anti-CCP, it means the CCP has perished. That's the only possibility. The second possibility is, well, maybe my vocal cords can't close, so every time I speak, a glob of spit comes out. At that point, I might not be able to do anything either. The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak, alright? My dad drinks turmeric every day, I think it's super disgusting, but I'll go back and drink it for a week and see. Maybe I'll fall in love with it. If I fall in love with it, maybe I really am getting old. Maybe when I was 31, I was still in my golden decade. I think my golden decade has passed; my golden decade might have been 19-29. I think that's how it is.

You're only 31, Chairman Xi wants to live to 150. One, two, holy shit, one, two, three, one, two, three, four, five lifetimes of me. Wow, Chairman Xi is truly amazing, truly great. He must be re-elected for a lifetime. Alright, I need to get rid of that Ai Guokun, I'm lacking love, so annoying. Seeing that Ai Guokun makes me so angry. Thank you for the drink. Sigh, lamenting being old, hahaha. Right, right, let me watch my video one last time, then chat with you guys for 5 minutes, and then I'm going to end the stream, alright? No, nothing, it's not fun without boxing today. What do you mean boxing? What is boxing? What, what boxing? Uh, Ai Guokun probably just went to castrate himself, so everyone please be understanding.

Thanks for the donation. Lemon juice plus cinnamon powder and soda water is cola, oh really? Bajiong, are you considering a successor? This is not an intensity that an ordinary person can handle. Oh really, this is not an intensity that an ordinary person can handle. It's very tiring, very tiring. And you have to face, sometimes you get messed with like this. This fatigue is sometimes also the fatigue of having to stimulate your brainpower, how to look at this matter, and then you have to provide different perspectives, right? For example, it might be like this, or it might be like that, and you can't say things definitively. And you have to collect a lot of data, I think this is quite troublesome, quite tiring. And sometimes there might be temporary invitations that you have to attend, and you can't cancel them. If you have to attend, it inevitably means you can't make today's video or tomorrow's video. Then you have to make time to become a time management master. How do you arrange all these things perfectly, and at the same time, you can return to Hualien from Taipei for the Mid-Autumn Festival? Actually, I had everything arranged perfectly today, but the system had a problem. Sigh, it's quite tiring.

If there's no video tomorrow, I really don't know, I'll have to say Amitabha or what. Really, sigh, maybe I'll have to ask Peng Liyuan to help me, ask Madame Peng to help, right? Guan Chang is also in his 40s or 50s, I'm only in my early 30s, I'm not bad either. Madame Peng, hahaha, damn, forget it. Damn, later Guan Chang will clip this part of me. Forget it, damn, just kidding.

'Bajiong, will you consider a face-to-face debate with Guan Chang?' I've long wanted to have a face-to-face debate with him. Back when the United Front documentary came out, I opened a donation and said, 'Let's set a time for a debate right now.' He didn't want to, he didn't want to. 'Can I go find you to volunteer when you're on vacation?' You're not, what volunteering? I don't have any activities lately. Taiwan is the same as you guys in Malaysia, it's 0:40.

Will Bajiong stop opposing the Chinese Communist Party in the future, and will he continue making videos? It depends on the Chinese Communist Party. After the Chinese Communist Party collapses—actually, once the Chinese Communist Party falls—Taiwan and China will still have a very long road ahead. What China needs to discuss is how to shorten this period of growing pains, how to transition in an orderly fashion within five to ten years into a normalized, democratic, and free country. This is a very complex process. Taiwan as well: when Taiwan no longer faces a military threat, ah, that is when we can truly discuss whether we want to call ourselves Taiwan, the Republic of China, or Formosa. I am just giving an example. Both sides of the strait will have a lot of ground to cover. Furthermore, once both sides share democratic values, we will have much more cross-strait economic and trade cooperation, greater exchanges, and mutual recognition. Ah, this is very complex with many issues involved. So I will probably still keep making videos, focusing on what path to choose and how our values on both sides can respect each other while remaining mutually non-aggressive. I think this is a major topic, um.

Thank you for the $100 super chat. Being your apprentice must make one a hero; just a small token, I hope you rest well, thanks again for everything you do, I hope you have a—good, that English part I didn't understand, haha, thanks. But the last two words I didn't get. Humor, sentence of humor, what does that mean? Okay, let me translate. If you don't understand, you must ask. Unlike Xi Jinping, who can't even say a single "OK." Ah, a sense of humor, humor, oh, a sentence's sense of humor, oh, OK, got it, learned it.

Thank you for the $300 super chat. I don't think the Chinese Communist Party will collapse in the short term, there's no hope—of course, of course, of course. I think within three to five years, within three years it's probably impossible, but within ten years I think there is a chance, ah. Within ten years there is a chance, but what kind of collapse would it be? There are many different ways to collapse: the collapse of the Soviet Union, the French Revolution style collapse, the Qing Dynasty style collapse, or being driven out like the Republic of China, or the Nazi style collapse. I think we can, we can, we can wait and see, we can wait and see.

Uh, Bajiong, I'm curious why you stay up so late yet have no dark circles? I do have dark circles, yes, look, I have dark circles, yes, yes. I even have—I even have wrinkles, look, it pisses me off. What is this, crow's feet? No, wait, crow's feet are here, what kind of wrinkle is this? Little Pink wrinkles? Or sub-district office director wrinkles, what is it? Yes, there are still a few.

Bajiong's new video is still stuck. How old is Bajiong? This year I'm 150, 31 years old. What kind of wrinkle is this? Nasolabial folds are right here, look, I have nasolabial folds too, ah. Ah, the traces of time, ah, time flies and never returns, eye bags. Why is my face so red? I think it's the reflection from the desk, because my desk is a rosewood table, maybe the wood reflects light, making my face look red. That must be the reason.

Uh, Bajiong, I strongly recommend nighttime skincare products and makeup. They wouldn't dare approach me, how could they? If they approached me, they'd be finished. If they approached me, the Little Pinks wouldn't buy cosmetics anymore. Did I say something wrong? It seems I didn't say anything wrong—I am me. No, wait, did I say something wrong? But I feel like I didn't say anything wrong. Little Pinks will buy. Oh oh right right, just now I felt like my—my speech was a bit strange, oh right, no, no, it's just taking isotretinoin, I'm taking isotretinoin. Pushing through it on isotretinoin, I think the first three months are—are pretty decent; your skin gets very dry, you have to moisturize well, and your throat and everything gets very dry. But I think taking isotretinoin is a burden on the liver, ah, but I think it's quite good for the skin, making it less prone to oiliness or breakouts. Do you have to put on makeup every broadcast? I'm not wearing makeup today. I went home to have a barbecue today, I'm not wearing makeup, so look at me—from this morning until now, there's a little bit of oil, I'm not wearing makeup. I'm not wearing any today, fucking hell. If I were wearing makeup and it looked like this? If I were wearing makeup and it looked like this, that would be pathetic. Wearing makeup and looking like this is pathetic.

If Bajiong comes to China, your popularity definitely wouldn't be lower than Guan—Guan—Guanzhang's, because you'd get arrested. Of—of course, taking isotretinoin and getting exposed to the sun will darken your face, yes, it will. So during the period of taking isotretinoin, you should minimize sun exposure and apply sunscreen, you must apply sunscreen, ah. Because actually, sunscreen is very important, because even going out to be exposed to sunlight for 10 minutes is very severe skin aging. Although getting sunlight itself is a good thing, you should still apply sunscreen, um. Really, truly, whether you apply sunscreen or not makes a huge difference in the long run, um.

Uh, my eyebrows are just filled in, my eyebrows, uh, you guys can go back and look at my videos from 3 or 5 years ago, my eyebrows were thicker back then in my videos from 3 or 5 years ago. It's just that I changed the angle a bit; maybe previously my eyebrows looked like this, you see, and I just slightly changed them to look like this, but the thickness is the same as before. You guys can go back and check, and then—and then I just shave off the stray hairs, trim them neatly, that's all. I just take a little razor for eyebrows and shave them myself, probably shave them every two or three days. Alright, what other questions do you guys have?

Does BAIJIONG watch American news? Of course I do. I only do videos on US-China issues because I watch American news, which is how I know why Rubio speaks in support of Taiwan, and about the foreign ministers of Japan and South Korea, and Reuters' reports. Of course I watch it.

Does BAIJIONG have enough funding right now? O-of course not. Sigh, that's why I have to make videos every day, and employee expenses aren't cheap either. I've got to pay them and the office rent, giving them reasonable salaries, right? Last year was in great shape, but th-this year is getting a bit older. Does BAIJIONG have a Bilibili account? You can help me open one. BAIJIONG, recommend US stocks. Y-you should start with Taiwan stocks first, okay?

Hey, is having thin eyebrows a sign of good fortune with people, is that really true? For US stocks, watch Xiao Cui. Yes, Xiao Cui is pretty good. Xiao Cui is great, she's a friend of mine. Last year—uh, this year, I went to DC this year and stayed at her place for two days. Oh, I stayed at her lovely home for two days, and then she took me to a local Taiwanese restaurant. It was really, really authentic, you know? Because the reason she took me there was to test whether it was truly authentic, and if the taste was authentic. As soon as we walked in, the boss—the boss's wife came running over to take a picture with me, saying, "Oh, aren't you BAIJIONG? What are you doing here?" Hehe. And then she helped us, seemed to have treated us to a plate or two, and seemed to have waived the tip. I kind of forgot.

For guys after 40, everyone ages just as uniformly. Sigh, BAIJIONG, five years ago you looked like a youthful college student. Alright, fine, otherwise—otherwise tomorrow I'll try letting my bangs down, pull them down here, and wear a more hip-hop-style outfit. Let's see if that can make me look two years younger, okay? Why does your house look like it's from the 1980s? Because my—my parents sell teapots, so of—of course they set up—set up things like this. Oh, and this is just the front of my house; the back is much more modern. Why would I take you to see that? That's my private area, haha. This isn't mine, it's my parents'. My parents are my parents, and I am me. Then that thing in the back is a piano. I—I—I'm learning to play the piano, you know. That—that—that piano, and this is the b-b-back door. The back door leads to the backyard, and in the back there's a fish pond and a big courtyard, and they keep a lot of dogs. Then further back there's a parking lot, and my parents' workshop for doing that kind of work. And then upstairs is—is upstairs, and upstairs is upstairs. Wait, what am I even talking about? Yeah, otherwise what? What's upstairs?

BAIJIONG has done a lot for Taiwan, and Taiwanese friends should take more action to call for BAIJIONG's wholehearted efforts. I will support him together. I went to Taiwan for the first time last year, uh, if I go again, I hope to treat BAIJIONG to coffee—have a cup of coffee. OK, thank you.

That's about it. Let me just check one last time if YouTube monetized me, huh, and then I'm going to log off the live stream and go to sleep. Let me check one last time. Nope, not monetized. Is Zhu Huifei trolling? I don't know. Maybe, but I don't know him. I definitely didn't curse just now, it was censored, because he didn't monetize me. Guess what curse word I just said? I censored it myself! It's driving me crazy. Oh right, I have a secondary channel. I'm going to upload this video of mine in a moment—no, not fucking! I—I just said something starting with C. Let me upload it to my secondary channel later and see if it's the same. If it's the same, th-then I'm done for, I'm dead. Hey, didn't you know I have a secondary channel? Baijiong Bulu is here, go search for it right now, search for it immediately: Baijiong Bulu. See you again.

Alright everyone, stop talking about Guan Zhang, okay? Haha, see you again. Alright, thank you everyone. Happy Mid-Autumn Festival, Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! If—if tomorrow at 9 you still don't see a video, it means I'm going to start a live stream, which means I'll probably have to Guan Zhang all my focus from now on. I might have to watch live streams with you guys for my main content from now on. Ah, I hope it doesn't come to that; that really would be too dismal, wouldn't it? Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! Some of you are having a barbecue tomorrow, wishing you all the best. Wishing you this—Chang'e flying to the moon. What kind of blessing is that? That's probably about the vocabulary limit of Guan Zhang. Wishing everyone Chang'e flying to the moon, come buy my black gold—uh, black gold whatever Sanqiang mooncakes, the flaky kind. It might be bleeding, not flaky, haha, okay.