China's Energy, Resources, Food, and Talent Are All Facing Major Crises
Zhai Shanying analyzed major domestic changes in China recently in his program, pointing out that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is facing comprehensive crises in energy, resources, food, and higher education. He corroborated this assessment through policies such as the mineral prospecting campaign, the whole-grain dining table revolution, and the classification reform of colleges and universities. Meanwhile, he also analyzed realistic issues such as Xi Jinping failing to reach substantive agreements during his visit to the United States and the sudden water outage in Chongqing.
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Hello friends. Today's topic is quite serious, today's topic is indeed quite serious. Friends, hello, today is Friday, September 25, 2026. Welcome everyone to Zhai Shanying's YouTube channel to chat and relax. Domestic friends use it to help you sleep, overseas friends to stay awake. Finally, let's talk about the issue of that fucking idiot Xi Jinping and his visit to the United States. We'll talk about other things first, and since there is a lot of content today, I will try to speak as quickly as possible. These things all happened recently, and I think they are quite important. I believe that after listening, you will have a profound and empathetic understanding of this doomed dynasty we have been talking about. Also, thank you everyone, Happy Mid-Autumn Festival, and I wish everyone not just a happy Mid-Autumn Festival, but family health and well-being, okay? Ah, I wish all good friends family health and well-being for the Mid-Autumn Festival, okay? Ah. At the very beginning, let's verify something, verify the accuracy of the information channels provided to me from within the country, let's verify it. Remember? Ah, finally talking about Xi's visit to the United States, do you remember what I told you last time? I said that fucking idiot Xi Jinping didn't have a stroke, he just went to the 305 Hospital for a physical examination.
Did you remember what I said in my last live stream? Now that this fucking idiot is visiting the United States as usual, has this information been verified? It has been verified, ah! Water cup is ready, thank you, let's not just chat. The information from the government channels within the country is relatively accurate. Next up, regarding the military's information channels, I have been telling you all that this fucking idiot Xi Jinping is completely unable to command the military anymore. Since Zhang Youxia had an incident in January of this year, I have repeated this many times during live streams. Thank you everyone, wishing you all happiness, Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! As a result, the emergency meeting of the CCP Politburo held on September 21 made the decision to expel Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli from the party. Then on September 22 and 23, for two consecutive days, the CCP's PLA Daily published special editorials, such as unswervingly and comprehensively practicing strict party governance and strict military governance. But everyone has already noticed, no matter how hard the CCP Central Committee and the Central Military Commission shout, hello to all good friends, Happy Mid-Autumn Festival. Regarding the matter of Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli, all major military services and five theater commands of the CCP still have zero reaction to this day. This scene is something, why do I say that when we witness interesting times in a doomed dynasty, we have never encountered it before, it is simply unprecedented and without historical parallel, ah!
Such an important person has been dismissed, yet the CCP Central Committee makes noise, and the ranks below show no reaction; a National People's Congress deputy is expelled, the Central Committee makes noise, and the military below shows no reaction; military status is revoked, the Central Committee makes noise, and the military below still shows no reaction. This time, Party membership has been revoked, and the Central Committee is still shouting loudly, yet the military below still shows absolutely no reaction! Compare this to the situation when Guo Boxiong and Xu Caihou were taken down—never mind comparing it to someone like Lin Biao—just look at the cases of Guo Boxiong and Xu Caihou; the voices of support from the military below were wave after wave, magnificent in scale, unlike the silence of today. That is why I say even a fool can see that the fucking idiot Xi Jinping clearly can no longer command the CCP's military. Therefore, my government and military intelligence channels in China have proven to be very accurate in practice. You all like to engage in 'bedside gossip' (rumor-mongering), but I think you should come listen to me instead. After all, it has been over three years, and in my impression, my information has never been wrong—it is the most timely and accurate, okay? Ah! Furthermore, I want to tell everyone that this fucking idiot Xi Jinping's power within the CCP is unshakable; apart from the military, which he cannot move, everything else within the CCP is under his control. So, talk about Hu Chunhua taking power and such is all nonsense.
All talk about political elders is nonsense. Before this fucking idiot Xi Jinping went to the United States, he specifically held a Politburo meeting on September 21. The core theme of the meeting was to discuss and pass the CCP Central Committee's decision on several major issues regarding persevering in advancing comprehensive and strict Party governance. Just hearing this name, you know they are using hard-line terminology. Just for this name alone, think about it: 'persevering,' 'comprehensive and strict Party governance'—in the history of the CCP, there are very few times when the language has been this tough. The only things that could compare would be the Anti-Rightist Campaign, the Cultural Revolution, or the toppling of the Gang of Four; only then would the tone of CCP internal documents be this hard. So this time, it is equivalent to reaching that kind of moment again, it is that tough. This document is also the core content discussed at the Fifth Plenary Session. The core of the Fifth Plenary Session is Party building, which means around this theme, the CCP will specifically arrange, implement, and execute how to comprehensively and perseveringly advance strict Party governance. It is a terrifying scene! Everyone knows that the CCP arrested and handled nearly one million Party cadres in 2025, and in the first half of 2026, they arrested and handled nearly 600,000. This year, the total will certainly exceed one million, perhaps even 1.1 million, or even 1.2 million.
If they can arrest 1.2 million people in a year, and still want to comprehensively and strictly govern the Party and persevere in doing so, then just imagine the extent of the bloody storms and white terror within the CCP in the future. Alright, ah, there is a lot of content today, so I won't ramble on; I am just verifying things I said before. My domestic channels are still very sharp; they haven't been wrong in over three years, so if you have any 'bedside gossip,' you can come here to listen.
Starting today, I will first answer questions from many friends regarding the issue I mentioned last time about local CCP governments in places like Guangzhou and Shanghai successively issuing policies that commercial real estate must pay renewal fees upon expiration. I will say three points. First, the policy issued this time targets commercial real estate, which is confirmed by the land attributes under CCP law. Regardless of whether you bought the land to build a hotel, an office building, a restaurant, or an apartment, if the attribute is commercial transfer land, whether the cycle is 40 years or 50 years, it is all within the scope of the regulations issued this time. One scenario is that renewal is not allowed, the land is reclaimed, and the property is gone; another scenario is that renewal is allowed, provided you pay fees according to the standard. So as long as the land is commercial land, no matter what you built on it, it is within the scope of these regulations.
Second, the fee standard is clearly defined in the regulations as being levied according to the 'floor area benchmark land price.' Ah, many people make mistakes. I see domestic friends asking, 'A high-rise building only occupies a small piece of land on the ground, so what are you talking about?' You are talking nonsense. There is a specific term called 'floor area benchmark land price,' and that is what the fee is based on.
Every local government's Planning and Natural Resources Bureau or Department in China publishes the local floor area benchmark land price for that year. As we mentioned last time, in 2026, the most expensive commercial land floor area benchmark price in Shanghai was 36,670 yuan per square meter of building area. The most expensive residential land benchmark price is 52,600 yuan RMB per square meter of building area. This was formulated and publicly announced by the Shanghai Municipal Planning and Natural Resources Bureau. So the regulations are very clear: future renewals will be levied based on this price benchmark. Therefore, if there is a large hotel with a building area of 100,000 square meters, according to the property certificate, and it is in a very good geographical location, the rent paid for land renewal upon expiration could reach or exceed 4 billion RMB. So when this clause is truly implemented, I think that apart from state-owned enterprises, the vast majority of private or individual assets will likely be finished and go bankrupt, okay? Everyone remember, this land price is not what you understand it to be, but the benchmark land price.
Third, some little pinks intentionally try to confuse the concepts of automatic renewal and free renewal. The land in the PRC is state-owned, which means it belongs to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). To put it bluntly, all houses built on this land are leased, and the houses themselves are also under a lease—forty years for commercial property and seventy years for residential. This lease is the same principle as renting an apartment. So, think about it: if a landlord signs a lease with you, requiring you to pay forty years of rent upfront, and it states that the lease will be automatically renewed upon expiration, is there a problem? No. When it expires and you renew, if you don't pay the rent, do you think you can avoid being evicted? Do you understand? Automatic renewal and free renewal are two different things. The lease agreement stipulates that you can automatically renew, but you must pay the rent. If you don't pay, you can't live there. So even if it is automatically renewed, if you don't pay the rent, the house is still not yours. This is why the CCP has explicitly stated in countless government announcements that residential seventy-year leases will definitely require payment upon expiration; the CCP just hasn't announced how much. You can automatically renew, sure, just sign the contract again. The payment standards for forty-year commercial properties have already been released.
You can use that as a benchmark for residential properties. Some people say, 'The law doesn't punish the masses,' but you are being ridiculous. Does the CCP have a bottom line? According to public data from the National Bureau of Statistics of China in 2026, from 1999 to 2025 alone, the total area of commercial business premises newly built and completed on state-allocated land across the PRC reached 3.47405 billion square meters, office buildings reached 1.00971 billion square meters, and residential apartments reached 0.52305 billion square meters. The sum of these three is 5.00681 billion square meters. If local governments implement relevant policies, how many people will be affected by this renewal fee? It affects an area of 5.00681 billion square meters. How can you say the law won't punish the masses? With 5.00681 billion square meters, we are talking about tens of millions, if not hundreds of millions of people. Won't the policy still be implemented? They will still make you pay! So everyone needs to understand that while the CCP talks about 'automatic renewal' for residential properties, you have to pay rent, and the rent for commercial properties is already astronomical. If the CCP actually does this when the time comes, you can imagine the consequences for yourselves.
Some people think the CCP will live for another fifty or one hundred years, but will you live that long? Alright. So now you understand. Let me repeat: all land in China is leased; Chinese people do not own the land, and it is impossible for them to obtain it. Do you understand? When you buy a commercial property or a residential apartment, you are actually paying forty years of rent upfront. You think you are paying to buy a house? No, it is forty years of rent. For your seventy-year residential property, you paid the money upfront, and you think it's the purchase price for seventy years? No, that is seventy years of rent. The steel and concrete of that house are not yours either. When the forty or seventy years expire, if you are asked to renew and you cannot afford the future rent, you will still have to get out. Do you understand? That is what the law stipulates. I have made this clear; this is how people live in China. For example, why are the owners of commercial properties the most distressed right now? Take the SOHO Modern City project at No. 88 Jianguo Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing, for instance. The land was acquired in 1995, with a total construction area of 480,000 square meters, including 1,897 apartments, 283 offices, and 48 shops.
These thousands of property owners are facing lease renewals in just over eight years, and the SOHO Modern City project is currently in one of the areas with the highest benchmark land prices in Beijing. Just think, once Beijing issues the policy, what will these owners do? This is the problem. I have clarified these three points to answer all my friends. I won't go into the smaller issues, okay? The CCP clearly knew when formulating these policies that they would affect at least 5 billion square meters of commercial projects, involving tens of millions or even hundreds of millions of people, and they could still formulate such policies without any hesitation.
Do you really expect local governments, which are desperately short of money, to not charge you so much or to be 'people-friendly' when it comes to residential renewals? That would be like the sun rising in the west. And what if you can't pay? The CCP will definitely reclaim the property; there is no doubt about that. So, if you own a commercial property, think about what you should do and calculate it yourself. As I said, calculate the time from when the land was acquired to now, and see how much time you have left. How much time is left on your lease? Can you afford the next lease payment? Of course, I have repeatedly said that the CCP cannot possibly last that long; it won't last through the seventy-year residential cycle.
It won't last another thirty or fifty years; the CCP will definitely collapse! However, this vicious policy will surely become an important piece of evidence of the CCP's crimes, carved into the pillar of historical shame, just like the Anti-Rightist Campaign, the family planning policy, and the 'three years of natural disasters' (Great Famine). What is the CCP doing? There is no other country in the world that does this besides the People's Republic of China! Go check with artificial intelligence; no other country in the world leases land like this, especially for commercial and residential properties, except for the People's Republic of China.
And immediately following that, here is today's main content, which is exceptionally extensive. That is why I started with just a brief, rather messy preamble, because it all revolves around what has happened over the past week—starting from Sunday, following the Western calendar of Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, covering these past six days. The issues involve critical matters crucial to everyone's survival, such as energy, food, personnel, and so on. Alright? Yes.
So let me get straight to the point and talk about the energy issue first. Let me state the conclusion upfront: the CCP itself has judged that the country is facing an energy crisis. Everyone needs to be clear about this conclusion. So what is to be done? On September 22, 2026, at a press conference of the State Council, Zhou Xing, Vice Minister of the Ministry of Natural Resources of the CCP, publicly announced that the CCP would organize a large-scale, comprehensive nationwide campaign called the "battle to find minerals."
Ah, this campaign is led by the Ministry of Natural Resources of the CCP, with various relevant departments across the country cooperating. It targets four strategically scarce resources—petroleum, iron, copper, and aluminum—to launch a public and protracted major campaign. The phrase "major campaign to find minerals" is not a new invention for this occasion; it originated in the 1950s and ended with the Cultural Revolution. Why did this term appear? Because the CCP's China was liberated in 1949, and by the 1950s, it encountered a severe energy and resource crisis.
Older people should still remember that in the early 1950s under the CCP, public buses carried large bags on their backs, and heavy trucks were steam-driven by burning firewood. You can imagine what the power was like and how fast they could run. The severity of the CCP's energy crisis back then had similarities to the current situation in Cuba. Therefore, in 1958, the CCP first proposed a term like the major campaign to find minerals, targeting primarily iron ore and nickel ore at the time. In 1960, the major campaign to find minerals was proposed again, with the main targets being petroleum—and Daqing was discovered at that time. In 1964, the major campaign to find minerals was proposed once more, with the main targets being chromite and gold deposits.
Now, why is it called a "major campaign"? Because without finding these minerals, the CCP would have no way to keep the country alive. Throughout the CCP's history, the term "major campaign" has always appeared alongside survival crises. After the Cultural Revolution ended, accompanied by the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the United States, the West began providing aid to the People's Republic of China. Later, following the reform and opening-up, this term "major campaign" never appeared in any government documents of the CCP again. Now, more than half a century later, on September 20, 2026, the term "major campaign to find minerals" has reappeared in official CCP documents.
At the State Council press conference, the CCP officially announced petroleum, iron, copper, and aluminum as four scarce mineral resources urgently needed by the nation. Ah, the purpose of this major campaign is, firstly, to guarantee national energy and resource safety—that is one of the two main goals. Secondly, to maintain the stability of the industrial and supply chains. So how exactly will this be achieved? Three targets must be met: first, to newly discover a large batch of medium-to-large mineral deposits and oil and gas fields; second, to promote about 300 energy and resource bases; third, to significantly increase the self-sufficiency rate of strategic resources. Ah, what does "significantly" mean? It wasn't specified, but it means a significant increase.
In fact, ever since the founding of the People's Republic of China, as everyone knows, the country could hardly survive without it. Mineral exploration has always been of paramount importance. After the reform and opening-up, it never stopped, and all sorts of new technologies were brought in. However, the mineral deposits within the CCP's country itself are naturally quite barren. The Ministry of Natural Resources of the CCP has been leading mineral exploration efforts over the years, spending massive amounts of funds annually. So why, despite such heavy investments and the application of the world's latest high-tech advancements, is it not only being raised again this year, but elevated to the super-high levels seen before the Cultural Revolution?
There is only one truth: inside the CCP, information invisible to us has made it clear that the CCP is now facing an energy and resource crisis similar to the one from over fifty years ago. Fifty or sixty years ago, I specifically talked about the extreme scarcity of many mineral resources in China. For instance, regarding petroleum, without imports, all of the currently extractable and proven reserves in the entire country under the CCP would be difficult to sustain for even two years.
Ah, in 2025, official data from the National Bureau of Statistics of China showed that the total proven and extractable petroleum reserves in the entire country of the CCP were only about 1.073 billion tons (roughly 7.3 billion barrels), while the total petroleum consumption in the single year of 2025 alone reached 577 million tons, which is 4.2 billion barrels. With total reserves of 7.3 billion barrels, a single year consumed 4.2 billion barrels. Do you know how dangerous it is without imports? Currently, the CCP's four mineral resources—petroleum, iron, copper, and aluminum—are almost entirely dependent on imports for support. Ah, petroleum support comes from Russia, Iran, Venezuela, and Middle Eastern Gulf countries.
Iron ore support comes from Australia and Brazil, copper support comes from Chile and Peru, and bauxite support comes from Guinea and Australia. Yet these mineral resources that completely rely on imports are precisely the foundational energy and resource guarantees for maintaining the basic operation of the CCP's state; not a single one can be spared. Without these things, you cannot even manufacture weapons and ammunition, right? You can't even build vehicles, let alone anything else. Therefore, the CCP's country has restarted a nationwide "major campaign to find minerals" at this juncture, with locked-on goals to guarantee national energy and resource safety and maintain the stability of industrial and supply chains.
Ah, so why do we say that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has clearly determined that external energy and resource supplies are going to experience severe instability and destabilizing factors? For example, according to public reports by Reuters, in March of this year, the CCP was still able to obtain two million barrels of oil per day from Iran; by August, the daily amount of oil obtained had plummeted to a mere 220,000 to 250,000 barrels, about one-ninth of what it used to be. Therefore, if Iran's regime changes this year or next year—Venezuela has already undergone a regime change, and Russia might experience a regime change this year or next year—
Ah, these Gulf countries are pro-American to the core, and all their currencies are essentially vouchers for the US dollar. You realize they don't even use their own currency; it's all US dollar vouchers. Ah, countries like Saudi Arabia—the CCP has tried so desperately to woo them, giving them how many benefits? As a result, a few days ago, at just a wink from the US, they immediately announced a complete withdrawal from the CCP's RMB settlement system. Ah, this is the reality with the Gulf countries. Therefore, if the oil supply from Iran is cut off, Venezuela is cut off, Russia is cut off, and the Gulf countries tighten or cut off their supplies, mainland China will immediately face an acute oil shortage.
Official data from mainland China currently claims that its oil reserves are between 1.2 and 1.5 billion barrels. Based on the projected total consumption of 4.2 billion barrels for the full year of 2025, this would sustain the country for just over three months. Ah, the CCP says it can sustain them for 140 to 120 days, which is five to six months. But to do that, many domestic sectors would certainly have to reduce or ban oil consumption. Everyone understands—due to time constraints and internal reasons, I won't go into detail. But everyone understands that the State Council Information Office press conference on September 22 sent a very clear signal through the nationwide mineral prospecting campaign!
That is, an energy crisis is very likely arriving in China! If we cannot rapidly discover medium-to-large-scale mineral resources, the massive energy and resource security of mainland China cannot be guaranteed, and the stability of the industrial and supply chains will also be very difficult to maintain. A term not used for over fifty years: the nationwide mineral prospecting campaign. But let's all be rational: from 1949 to the present, having used the highest technological means for so many years, is it possible for this country to just launch a campaign, have someone hit their head and think up a wild idea—"how bold people are, how productive the land is"—and suddenly find minerals? Three targets: newly discover a batch of medium-to-large mineral deposits and oil and gas fields. How on earth are they going to find them?
Promote about 300 energy and resource bases—how do 300 of them magically appear? Significantly increase the self-sufficiency rate of strategic resources—how do you significantly increase that? Ah, I feel these words must be meant to fool the two hundred fucking idiots, the two hundred fucking idiots in Zhongnanhai, otherwise the pressure on the Ministry of Natural Resources would just be too great. So they tell them, oh, we are going to discover a massive batch, promote about 300, and set quantifiable targets. How insignificant humanity is in front of the earth!
Ah, the mineral prospecting campaign says you launch a campaign and you just find them; this must belong to the realm of wishful thinking and daydreaming, right? Energy and resources are already in a daze, and immediately following is the second major issue: the food problem. For mainland China to keep the country running, the food issue is even more important than energy and resources. In the CCP's past official propaganda, the CCP never had a food shortage problem; production and reserves were always claimed to be more than enough.
According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics, current staple food inventories are enough for the entire country to eat for over a year without doing anything at all. The inventory of wheat alone is enough to meet the country's consumption demand for a year and a half. Moreover, all the seeds for staple food planting currently used in mainland China are independently bred and selected by mainland China. Ah, official propaganda is fucking awesome, right?
Ah, no food shortages, nothing missing, these reserves are enough to eat for over a year while doing absolutely nothing, how fucking awesome is that! As a result, on the 21st of this month, just a few days ago, Liu Huanxin—a member of the National Development and Reform Commission and the head of the National Food and Strategic Reserves Administration in charge of food—explicitly stated at a State Council Information Office press conference that mainland China is going to comprehensively launch what is called the whole-grain table revolution.
Specifically, this means led by the central government of the CCP, first comprehensively implementing a dietary program across government agencies at all levels, schools, and the military to replace existing staples with whole-grain staples, and then gradually promoting it throughout the whole society so that the dietary habit of taking whole grains as the main staple is formed on the dining tables of all citizens.
What are whole grains? What Chinese people commonly refer to as coarse grains, except they don't include supplementary foods like sweet potatoes and beans; they refer entirely to staple coarse grains, or whole grains. That is, in the process of processing these grains, only the outer husk is removed, while the seed coat, germ, and endosperm are all kept; this is what is called whole grains. For example, with rice and wheat, during the processing nowadays, we remove the outer husk, but we also remove the seed coat and the germ, leaving only the endosperm. This is the polished rice and white flour that people in mainland China see today.
Ah, and whole grains mean keeping everything except the husk. What is the most typical characteristic of using whole grains as a staple food? It is that the utilization rate of grain can be drastically enhanced. Ah, the grain utilization rate of whole grains will be 15% to 30% higher than the polished rice and white flour we have now, and the proportion will be even higher compared to premium polished rice and white flour.
According to current official data from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), 100 kilograms of raw wheat can be processed into 98 kilograms of whole wheat flour, but only about 70 kilograms of white flour. 100 kilograms of raw paddy rice can yield 80 kilograms or more of brown rice, but only about 65 kilograms of white rice. If whole-grain corn could be used as one of the core staples—well, as everyone knows, the corn currently produced in the CCP-controlled country is mainly used for livestock feed processing and industrial processing—if it were shifted to the staple food category, the utilization rate of domestic substitutable grain would double. Why? Because corn yields are high.
So, on the surface, what everyone sees is, oh, the CCP is calling on everyone to eat whole wheat and whole grains; this is for health, for the sake of health. But if you look at whether the public in all countries around the world actually prefers coarse grains or refined grains, it is a matter of personal freedom; health choices are made voluntarily. Yet now, the CCP is once again unique in the world, everything is an original creation. Look, how many original creations were there in 2020 alone? They began to forcibly launch a whole-grain table revolution through official government mandates.
According to the current public statements from the National Food and Strategic Reserves Administration of the CCP, they have now directly required government agencies, schools, military barracks, and other institutions across the country to change the staple food structure of public canteens, using whole grains to replace refined rice and white flour—eating coarse grains! For the CCP, which claims there are no problems with grain, has anyone thought about how very strange this is? Ah, talking about whole grains during the "three years of natural disasters" was considered normal.
The real answer is in the press conference during this National Day. The director of the National Food and Strategic Reserves Administration actually already said it: launching this national table revolution aims to achieve two goals: first, to promote grain conservation and loss reduction; second, to ensure national food security at a higher level and standard. Has the truth come out? If you have so much grain, do you still care about this loss reduction? It has been more than forty years since the Reform and Opening-up.
Ah, there are fewer and fewer people now, not more. 1.4 billion people; even India has more people than China. The number of elderly deaths is increasing. For forty years of Reform and Opening-up, there was no large-scale push for grain conservation and loss reduction; the elderly eat less than the young. And now, due to low income, low consumption, and low social retail values, people are eating even less. So why have you started to vigorously promote grain loss reduction? Therefore, the main goal is that there is a problem with ensuring national food security at a higher level and standard; that is, a problem has already occurred.
Ah, the CCP itself is a party that lies every day. Ah, whether it is grain reserves or energy and resource reserves, no one knows how much there really is. So, regarding the CCP's affairs, we can only not listen to what they say, but look at what they do. For example, the CCP's official announcements: oh, social security is fine, there will be no problem with money for the next thirty years. But in reality, everyone knows it will hit rock bottom by 2026.
Let's look at the facts and reason. Ah, because they are afraid of hitting rock bottom, the CCP has been frantically extending social security payment periods in recent years, delaying the retirement age for social security, and then frantically urging the collection of social security payments from flexible employment, strictly investigating and auditing corporate social security payments. Yes, just look at what they are doing, don't you know? This is definitely going to be empty; if there were no problems for thirty years, why are you in such a hurry? So, the grain issue, as well as the energy and resource issue, is the same. After all, under the same raw grain, whole grains of the same variety yield 15% to 30% more refined grain; if corn is added, the utilization rate can be increased by 100%.
So now the CCP is launching a coarse grain revolution and a whole-grain revolution because there is a problem with ensuring national food security. So everyone, think about what should be done. Has anyone thought about what a massive project it is to promote these whole grains at a time when the population is shrinking and people are eating less and less grain?
According to the official document requirements of the CCP's National Food and Strategic Reserves Administration, what is the deadline? In the past, the vast majority of grain processing plants in the CCP-controlled country processed refined rice and white flour, and the equipment inside could not process whole grains—that is, coarse grains. Now they are required to replace all equipment and become whole-grain processing enterprises. Everyone think about it, what is the scale of that equipment replacement? This has to be done, that has to be done; does this look like it's for grain loss reduction? A massive project; does this look like it's for the safety and health of the people's dining tables? When has the CCP ever worked so hard for the general public when it did not involve its own interests or its own safety?
Ah, so don't listen to what others say, look at what they do. Are friends in the country still saying that coarse grains are healthy? Yes, then just eat them. Ah, if eating coarse grains is healthy, then just eat them. Before the liberation, it was all coarse grains, all cornmeal. The people who were thin and sallow before the liberation were healthier than people today, okay? Ah, so friends in the country, everyone understands, be prepared to suffer in the future, okay? We don't know the reason.
Is it that in the future, it is expected that a large amount of imported meat or seeds for cash crops will have problems and cannot be imported; or is the pollution problem in China's domestic grain cultivation too serious, or has the grain reserve structure system gone wrong? In fact, there are not that many reserves, or perhaps the future scarcity of grain has become an issue, etc. We don't know the specifics because we don't understand it; it's a dark curtain. But the result is clear.
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) itself anticipates a potential food security crisis in the future, fearing there won't be enough to eat. Therefore, it has begun to forcibly promote a "coarse grain table revolution" from the central level. It is mandating that canteens and public food service institutions within the system—including those of various government agencies, civil servants, public institution staff, and the military—start eating coarse grains instead of refined grains, with the goal of promoting this across the entire society.
Ah, this is to prevent a famine from happening too soon. Well, think carefully, everyone. Why do I say the building is about to collapse? It is riddled with holes: energy issues, resource issues, food issues. Are there problems with the people further down? Even more problems! Everyone knows that employment and stability maintenance are current issues. If employment cannot be solved and everyone is unemployed, how can the major problem of stability maintenance be resolved? This is targeted at the massive number of university graduates who are unemployed upon graduation. University graduates could become the main force for instability; they have come out of ivory towers and haven't been whipped by society yet, so they might rebel.
Ah, official data shows that the youth unemployment rate in August increased by one percentage point month-on-month compared to July. It's terrifying! A one-percentage-point increase in one month. Then the CCP started a more fucked-up policy. Hey, regarding employment and stability maintenance, on the 21st of this month—this is a high level—the General Office of the CCP Central Committee and the General Office of the State Council jointly issued the "Opinions on Categorically Promoting the Reform of Higher Education Institutions." It is mandatory, this opinion is mandatory.
The level at which this document was issued exceeds that of the aforementioned major campaigns and revolutions! After all, energy and resources are primarily handled by the Ministry of Natural Resources, and food issues are primarily handled by the National Food and Strategic Reserves Administration. But this personnel issue is handled by the General Office of the Central Committee and the General Office of the State Council, representing the highest ideology of the CCP and the central government. The content of this document is the most significant institutional reform of higher education since the People's Republic of China began its reform and opening up—because the college entrance exam (gaokao) was restored before the reform and opening up. I don't know if everyone is aware of this.
Ah, the main content of this document is just one thing: to clarify the next steps. Starting this year, all CCP higher education institutions will be gradually categorized into three distinct types of university systems with different functions, called research-oriented universities, applied-oriented universities, and technical-oriented universities—skill-oriented universities. Listen carefully: it's not that some majors within a university do research, some do application, and some do skills; rather, Chinese universities themselves will be divided into research universities, applied universities, and skill-based universities.
According to the Ministry of Education's interpretation of this document, students in research-oriented universities will study content similar to what the vast majority of universities currently offer—that is, the standard intellectual training system, mainly the 985 and 211 universities, fully allowing these students to experience the superiority of higher education in terms of future social employment. Then, besides the 985 and 211 universities, the second tier, called applied-oriented universities, will have a learning direction focused on the local area where the university is located. This is very clear from the Ministry of Education: if this university is in Wuhan, it provides technical talent training for Wuhan, providing industrial engineering technology and applied talent.
And what about the last one? Skill-oriented universities? Their function is no different from current vocational high schools. Looking at the Ministry of Education's document, there is no difference. The CCP officially calls it "rooting in the grassroots, rooting in enterprises, rooting in practice," capable of becoming technical and skilled talent that solves frontline practical problems. It supports the construction of practical training bases by enterprises where these universities are located; enterprises provide production lines, and schools undertake production tasks to jointly train students. This is so fucking rogue! Think about it.
To put it bluntly, what is it? It sounds so fucking nice! "Practical training bases," enterprises provide production lines, schools provide production tasks—it means college students work on assembly lines for free while in school, euphemistically called "practical training bases." And the income generated from working on the assembly lines is shared between the enterprise and the school. According to the interpretation by the CCP's Ministry of Education, in the future, enrollment exams for the three different types of universities will be divided based on scores, and the teaching evaluation and assessment standards for these three types of schools will be completely changed.
Ah, research-oriented universities will retain evaluation and assessment standards basically consistent with current universities, meaning they will still look at how many SCI papers are published, how many theoretical papers are produced, how many doctoral programs exist, etc. The evaluation and assessment standards for applied-oriented universities will change to focus on what specific industry-education integration the university has carried out in its location, how technical achievements have been transformed, and how many technical problems have been solved for local enterprises. And the evaluation and assessment standards for skill-oriented universities will be based on how many practical training bases have been jointly built.
How many products were produced, and how much economic profit was generated? That is, how many college students did you send to work on assembly lines? Yes, how much money did you earn? For free! Does everyone understand now? The assessment standards have changed, and the evaluation standards have changed. This is another original invention by the CCP; it doesn't exist anywhere else in the world! Check artificial intelligence. Ah, it is aimed at the slaves in the CCP-ruled country who still want their children to become successful, targeting the remaining money in their pockets and their leek roots. Do you understand? If you are willing, you can take a good look at this document. Take a good look at this document. I just read it to you, let me read the file name again: "Opinions on Categorically Promoting the Reform of Higher Education Institutions." Everyone, think about how big this reform is.
How big is it? It wants to make money from ordinary people who hope their children will achieve greatness, yet it gives ordinary people none of the benefits of graduating from higher education! It has created a completely new operating model and system for universities! But if your child is not admitted to a research-oriented university, you can forget about your child ever becoming a master's or doctoral student! In other words, from the moment these children take the college entrance exam, their lives have already been assigned to different tracks, and it is fundamentally impossible for them to achieve any class mobility.
Faced with the current reality in the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) country where a massive number of university graduates face a rapid depreciation in value, and countless graduates from Tsinghua and Peking University cannot even find jobs, the CCP—especially in recent years—has continuously encouraged college graduates to do things like being private tutors, picking up trash, working as caregivers, or going to the countryside to herd cattle. Becoming the "triathlon" and the "three lucky treasures"—how exhausting! So they simply changed the names of the previously low-cost vocational high schools and technical institutes, turning them into higher education.
After graduating from university, technical skills and advanced studies are for technicians, while industrial workers—those who tighten screws and risk their lives—are not what the CCP wants to deal with. Therefore, until the CCP falls, poor children in China must remember they will always just be poor children, because without massive extracurricular tutoring to help, getting into higher education, especially research-oriented universities, is utterly impossible.
But where would poor families get that kind of money? Countless extracurricular tutoring sessions—and of course, you can rest assured that the special admission mechanism, that door opened for the rich which allows entry without exams, has always existed, alright? It's just that this rogue political party, the CCP, used to set up a memorial archway while acting like a whore in the education field, outwardly training college students nationwide. Now? They don't even bother setting up the archway; they just act openly like whores, making the social class division and stratification that used to happen only after university graduation become fully embedded and completed right at the stage of entering university through the entrance exams, while tuition fees are still charged at higher education rates.
So for the parents in the country who have children about to take college entrance exams, think about it: what should you do?
What should you do? What are they thinking? Energy and resource issues are resolved through mass campaigns, food issues through revolution, and higher education employment and distribution issues are resolved by forcing students, before the college entrance exam, to enter and embed themselves into a system of social class division and stratification. In just one week, isn't it exciting? If you add to that the strict outbound travel restriction policy implemented starting September 15, plus the Ministry of Public Security's Document No. 176 to be implemented right on October 1—namely the Public Security Organs Cybersecurity Supervision and Inspection Measures—where anyone's company, enterprise, or personal home can be raided for network inspections at any time and place.
Ah, fucking awesome! With this in place, Order No. 176, coupled with strict reviews of overseas investment, coupled with CRS tax enforcement, retroactively checking taxes for 30 years, retroactively checking investments for 30 years, coupled with compulsory social insurance contributions, tax retroactive checks for 30 years, coupled with war preparations, war readiness, and coupled with the exorbitant rent for renewing expired housing leases—all this month, all this month, just imagine how exciting it is! Coupled with the CCP country's loan LPR interest rate, mortgage rates haven't been adjusted for 16 months. Does everyone know? The CCP country has been constantly adjusting deposit interest rates, deposit interest rates, deposit interest rates, but what about loan interest rates?
Well, normally 3.05% or above, 3.5%, whether enterprise loans or residential housing loans, everyone repays according to this loan interest rate. Deposit interest rates have continuously been lowered, but loan interest rates are not adjusted. Aside from the COVID-19 pandemic, this is the longest period without adjustment since the CCP began publishing data based on the LPR loan interest rate.
This is why a huge number of individuals and enterprises are not taking out loans now. Since deposit interest rates are virtually non-existent, why is the loan interest rate so high and unadjusted? The deposit-loan spread has created what is called the highest record since Xi Jinping came to power. You have practically no deposit interest, so nowadays, aside from the state-owned system or white gloves, only a fool or a madman would take out a loan. Then why only lower deposit interest rates without reducing loan interest rates? Because many banks are facing bankruptcy.
The entire society has suffered from too many bad bank loans caused by the economic collapse, so in order to keep banks temporarily alive, they are desperately supplementing bank capital on one hand while maintaining a massive deposit-loan spread on the other. Just think about it, with all these things coming out in just over a month, is there any normal person willing to stay in such a country? So why is this a dynasty in its end times? Each of us can feel it—truly the end times of a dynasty.
Strict restrictions on leaving the country, restrictions on online dating, war preparations stripping away everything, criminal liability for circumventing the Great Firewall, energy and resource crises, food crises, higher education turning into an achievement device for direct class stratification, and so on. Well, I wonder what pleasant feelings everyone has right now about the CCP country being in its end times? Of course, even so, many Little Pinks surely still feel that the CCP country has a very solid foundation, that the high-rise cities we live in have great urban construction, and that our basic livelihood is fine. Is it really like that? Is it really like that? Donkey dung balls look glossy only on the outside! May everyone have a good Mid-Autumn Festival.
Let's continue laying out the facts and reasoning, and share a truly happened event for you to experience yourselves. It's a small matter, but if you are in the CCP country, it could involve anyone. On the 20th of this month, starting from 11:00 AM, in Chongqing Municipality—a municipality directly under the central government—long-term water outages occurred across multiple areas in Yuzhong District and Jiulongpo District.
An announcement from the local government: A major burst occurred in the outlet pipe of the water intake pump at the Heshangshan Water Plant, resulting in a complete water outage. It was not until 2:00 a.m. on the 21st—16 hours after the incident—that water-cut areas began to gradually resume water supply in stages.
However, even within 48 hours of the outage, tens of thousands of users across multiple areas in urban Chongqing still had not fully recovered their water supply, forcing large crowds to queue up in many places. As you know, Chongqing has a very complex geography. Water delivery trucks and fire trucks are deployed everywhere, and people stand in long lines holding basins and buckets. What are they doing? Collecting water to meet their basic living and survival needs.
Why was there no prior monitoring or signal when this water pipe burst? Some people asked this question, but the Chongqing municipal government gave no response. Why couldn't water supply be restored after such a long time? The official response from the Chongqing government claimed that the Heshangshan Water Plant has a maximum daily water supply capacity of 281,000 tons and serves a population of over one million, meaning that when the pipe burst and supply stopped, surrounding water plants could not coordinate enough water to make up for the shortfall.
Because they were unable to fully cover the original supply area of the Heshangshan Water Plant, the government could only adopt a phased and regional water supply recovery method. Furthermore, some residents in higher-elevation areas experienced slower water recovery due to low pressure, leaving them without water for over two days. Think about it: water supply only started to recover in some places after 16 hours—is this really because water coordination failed or because recovery was slow? Think about whether this is a hardware problem or a software problem. Well, I will talk about what might be going on here in a moment.
I won't go into the details of the incident itself, nor will I search the internet for inside stories or speculate. I just want to lay out the premise of this matter for everyone. In 2025, the Chongqing municipal government of the Chinese Communist Party high-profiled and clearly announced an investment of 1.18 billion RMB to construct 33.87 kilometers of interconnected water network pipelines, alongside an investment of 570 million RMB to build a comprehensive water monitoring system featuring 2,729 sensing devices. In July 2025, the Chongqing government officially announced that the water systems of Chongqing's six major regions had been completely linked into a single entity, and 21 water plants in the central urban area were fully connected via 20 interconnected water supply channels.
In August 2025, the Chongqing government continued to officially announce that the total water supply capacity of the 21 water plants in urban Chongqing reached 5.05 million tons per day, achieving a complete sharing of water supply resources across all areas of the city—this is flowing water. At the same time, the emergency water resource dispatch and coordination capacity in the central urban area reached 560,000 tons per day, and the integrated water supply pattern for central urban Chongqing was fully formed. These are all government documents, direct from the original text. The Heshangshan Water Plant, where this problem occurred, has a maximum daily water supply capacity of only 281,000 tons.
Whether compared to the Chongqing government's official claim of completing a fully fluid dispatch of 5.05 million tons per day or 570,000 tons of reserve water resources per day, this 281,000 tons is logically negligible. Not only that, on July 22, 2026—two months ago—the Chongqing Municipal Administration Bureau publicly stated once again that the comprehensive construction project for 17 interconnected water channels had been completed, and the six major water supply zones connecting the central urban area had also been fully linked, with ongoing health check-ups of the water supply pipe network continuing uninterrupted.
The construction of dual water sources and dual power supplies for urban water plants is being rapidly and continuously promoted and implemented! According to public data from the municipal Development and Reform Commission over the past two years, billions of huge sums have been poured into the urban water network, and the implemented renovation projects specifically target potential water source failures, power failures, pipeline failures, water plant failures, and regional water supply failures in Chongqing.
At this point, does everyone understand? This is what people call the infrastructure maniac, boasting about spending billions. The water issue has been completely resolved; all water plants are interconnected, with 560,000 tons of storage dispatch, smart water systems, continuous health checks on the water system, and dual water source/dual power supply systems completed. Yet, when a single water plant's pipe bursts, over a million people have to wait 15 hours before water even starts to trickle, and 48 hours later, some areas still have no water supply.
Compared to the government's announcements and what actually happened, who do you think should be believed? Where does the problem lie? Was the money not spent where it should have been? Is there a problem with the construction unit, and their technology is subpar? Or are the equipment used in construction defective? Is there a problem with network monitoring? Or are the software operators careless? Or is it the bureaucratic system? This is not what we should be discussing today. The feces-water incidents in Hangzhou and Henan are all the same. What I want to say is that this incident in Chongqing is just a microcosm of many so-called beautiful cities under the Chinese Communist Party.
Infrastructure maniacs: magnificent on the outside, rotten on the inside. Everything looks great when nothing goes wrong, but when trouble strikes, hidden dangers are everywhere. So they can brag all they want, but when problems arise and are put to the test, it's all fucking shoddy construction. No matter how many billions were spent back then, dams that are supposed to collapse will collapse, and bridges that are supposed to fail will fail.
So is the bragging real or fake? Just put it to the test of practice and you'll know. Regarding this matter, the Chongqing government will definitely try to turn big issues into small ones and small issues into nothing. But everyone can find all the processes online. After all, Chongqing certainly doesn't want the central government to clamp down on this matter. The central government has already arrested enough people today. If this waste of billions of special waterworks funds is truly investigated and found to be shoddy construction, it will surely lead to the arrest of many more people.
Well, this is the truth. I always talk about one thing: present the facts, reason things out, present the facts and reason things out. I tell everyone, why is it that on my channel, the Little Pinks and the little wumaos can only try to steer the narrative but cannot argue with facts? How can you argue facts with me? The facts I state are right here, the reality is just like this. No matter how much nonsense you spout, besides trying to steer the narrative and, fucking hell, talking about other things to distract from the point, you simply cannot argue on this matter, okay?
Just look at it for yourselves. Finally, let's talk about Xi Jinping's visit to the US. Everyone knows that the level of protocol Trump gave this time was extremely rare for Xi Jinping. So why such high protocol? Trump is very clear about it. And as of today, we all know that, according to the timeline—based on US time—the gap is about the same, he should be boarding the plane soon, right? Or maybe he already has, and no results were achieved. Take a look, absolutely no results were achieved.
So, I can only share my personal view, which is that Trump is up to something. Why? He must be unhappy with China. What results were not achieved? Before the CCP went and after they arrived, we all know they talked about the same old topics to all the media. The Taiwan issue is always the priority, but the Americans didn't pay any attention to the Taiwan issue at all. And when Xi Jinping spoke or mentioned the Taiwan issue in various settings, Trump continued to ignore it. So everyone understands that under these circumstances, given such high-profile reception of the CCP leader, when nothing was achieved,
just think about it, given Trump's personality, what kind of scene will emerge? It's just like when he high-profilely hosted Putin back then. The sanctions policy against the CCP that follows will face much less resistance, whether from the American public or in the House and Senate. In a country like the US, everyone knows the American mentality.
The CCP is just too fucking shameless, right? Xi Jinping is just too fucking shameless, right? You were given such high protocol, such praise. Trump's wife personally arranged the dinner for you, right? And then, fucking hell, they played your national anthem, so many elements, yet you didn't even meet the basic requirements; you didn't even buy some planes.
You didn't even buy some grain, fucking hell. So the CCP's attitude is equivalent to making all Americans feel like they did back in the days of Nixon or Pearl Harbor, right? So what do you think the Americans' feeling toward Xi Jinping is after this incident? What is their feeling toward the Chinese Communist Party? Think about it yourselves. So, many of the details—whether it's the fighter jets flying over the airport during the reception, or the fact that when he stepped off the red carpet, all he faced were fucking fighter jets parked there—you can imagine what the purpose or reason might be for many of these small details.
Right? Of course, as I said, Xi Jinping's body is fine, but even if he hasn't had a stroke, he is living in constant fear.
He can't sleep at night, so there must be a major problem with his health. Everyone saw Xi Jinping in the videos we've seen, speaking publicly. We all know what a funny thing happened: he got his speech draft and started with, "Respected Trump, Trump's wife, American ministers and leaders." Just think about this—I actually checked, this has never happened anywhere in the world. You can call them "leaders of various countries," but how could Xi Jinping, in his capacity, refer to American ministers as "leaders" in such a speech?
What kind of situation led to this mistake? Why did this happen? Immediately after, it should have been the "beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful United States of America," but he just said "America" and then hurriedly corrected it to "beautiful." You can watch the video; it's all online. This proves what? It proves that this person must be extremely nervous, whether caused by mental or physical conditions. Of course, this error wasn't in the script, but it can be clearly seen in the video. It's in the Chinese and Western scripts, but not in the Xinhua News Agency script. You can tell by watching the video; it never happened, never before. For a Xi Jinping who has been the head of state for over a decade to be this nervous during a speech,
then everyone think about it, there must be a problem with his body or his mind, okay? There must be a problem with his body or his mind. Didn't sleep well at night? Can he just sleep with earplugs? What's the use of shouting down there? You're talking nonsense. China's current equipment for sleep, isn't Xi Jinping there? I believe Xi Jinping wears earplugs wherever he is. His medical team must be the most advanced, letting him hear no external factors, sleeping directly with white noise. The medical team must have had this for a long time; it wouldn't be because of sleep issues.
It's not a mental problem, it's a physical problem, because this has never happened before. How could you, at such a major meeting, start by saying to the US, "Respected ministers and leaders"? The way you said that, holy shit, it's very strange, very strange, okay? So, for this visit to the US, I don't know if Trump had many expectations, but given the many predictable hopes he raised when he visited China, this time, besides AI, Trump clearly didn't mention any other expectations, any clear expectations. The two of them said one sentence, but it wasn't clear either.
So the expectations were low to begin with, but since such a high-profile reception was given, I personally feel that Trump might be up to something malicious. Of course, that is just my own feeling, and I can only speak to that. The fact is, this visit to the US, we should know, was useless and extremely unsuccessful, because nothing was achieved—absolutely nothing, no resolutions whatsoever. Then what the fuck did you go there for? If your subordinates could have handled everything, what the fuck did you go there for? Aren't you a fucking idiot? You flew there for three days, talked for one day, visited for one day, and came back. What did you do? You didn't accomplish a single thing.
Did you get what you wanted? They didn't make a single concession on energy or resource control, and there was no coordination on the Russian front either, right? And then, they mainly talked about Taiwan, and the other side didn't even pay attention—they completely ignored it, just like last time. The US didn't even bother to address the Taiwan issue, so that's how it is. Of course, the Kuomintang (KMT) is using this to make a big fuss in Taiwan; that's normal since the KMT is at odds with the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP). The KMT said, 'Oh, the high-profile reception is unprecedented and shows they attach great importance to us.' Anyone who says that is a fucking idiot. I have a habit of not listening to what people say.
I look at what people do. If Trump really attaches importance to Xi Jinping, there must be a reason for it—that is, he wants to achieve a certain result. If Trump had clearly defined goals before the meeting—one, two, three, four, five—just like last time, and if the results were important, then I would think such a high-profile reception is normal. I'm always like this: when something is abnormal, there must be something sinister behind it. As it turns out, Trump didn't do a fucking thing, except for some AI coordination; other than that, there was nothing. No clear goals, not even a single aircraft deal, yet such a high-profile reception—don't you think that's abnormal?
So the KMT is just talking bullshit, really just talking bullshit. Of course, from another perspective, Taiwan's GDP growth in 2025 and the first half of 2026 reached very high levels, double digits, over ten percent—it's much more impressive than China's, much more impressive than China's, nothing more to say. Does anyone have any other questions? If no one has questions, then we'll chat for two minutes and wrap it up. Trump is about to step down? What do you mean 'about to step down'? The midterm elections haven't even arrived yet. Do you even know what a midterm election is? And you're talking about him stepping down soon? How fast do you think time moves?
Midterm elections happen in the middle of a president's term. The midterms haven't even happened yet, and you're saying he's about to step down. You're moving way too fast. Taiwan and the US are 'outwardly compatible but inwardly at odds'? Stop talking nonsense. The US and Taiwan are the most important nails in the first island chain to blockade China; the US is much more anxious than Taiwan. What the fuck do you mean 'outwardly compatible but inwardly at odds'? What are you thinking? If the US wants to contain China, it must lock down Taiwan. Taiwan is the core nail of the entire first island chain. If the US doesn't control Taiwan, what can it use to contain China? The first island chain.
So, on the Taiwan issue, the US is even more fucking nervous than the CCP, even more than the locals in Taiwan—you're still thinking about that? Trump just wants more money, that's the truth.
Any other questions? Ren Zhengfei didn't run away, did he? Bullshit, if Ren Zhengfei had fucking run away, it would have been announced long ago. Why would he run? If he had run, it would have been announced. For a white glove like Ren Zhengfei, do you have any idea how strict the CCP's supervision and monitoring mechanisms are? Which one is more useful? Comparing GDP and GM? Using the most, the place that uses the most is the GDP difference.
Anything else? Most of the CCP leaders' private assets are in Europe and the US, so why do I say, after toppling the CCP, how will the country be built? How will the country be built? Non-performing asset restructuring. Confiscate all the personal, official, and corporate assets of the CCP and anyone involved with the Communist Party. You know, in Dubai, I've told you many times, in those office buildings next to the Burj Khalifa, more than half the floors are empty. There's no interior decoration, just exposed wires and dirt. I've been there. They are all owned by the CCP's state-owned enterprises like Minmetals and other institutions.
Poly Group and these conglomerates bought them with money taken overseas locally.
There are tons of assets.
If he wanted to build an Eastern Depot (Dongchang), Xi Jinping would have fucking built it long ago. Why build an Eastern Depot? If you're talking about building a Western Depot (Xichang), that would be newer. The Western Depot, Eastern Depot, and Jinyiwei (Brocade-clad Guard) have existed for a long time. The Eastern Depot, Jinyiwei, and Western Depot already have the Discipline Inspection Commission and the Supervisory Commission. If you're talking about building a Western Depot, that's possible.
There are very few traitors within the CCP system. The benefits are good. Are the benefits good? Are the benefits good? You're talking about the civil service system in certain places, right? Do you know that in many third- and fourth-tier cities, many civil servants can't even get their basic salaries paid now? Do you know that recently, because of the 'ocean-going fishing' (extortion) incidents in many counties, even the central government has sent reporters down to investigate? Why would police from counties go all the way to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen to conduct 'ocean-going fishing'? Because the fucking counties can't even pay the salaries of the civil servants who are barely surviving.
So what are you talking about? To protect the position of Xi the Softie? Even if the US doesn't protect him, Xi Jinping can still protect himself. Xi Jinping's secret service agencies are still very powerful. Yes, with the help of Eunuch Cai, with the help of Eunuch Cai, Xi Jinping's secret service agencies are still very powerful. But the problem with the CCP is that Xi Jinping won't live much longer. His current physical condition—it's not about whether he's sick or not, if a problem arises, it's a big problem. He won't live much longer.
Next time I have free time, I'll explain to you why, after Xi Jinping dies, this country will instantly fall apart. No civilized nation is immune, and power is tightly controlled. Do you know that if Xi Jinping dies and state power is smoothly succeeded according to the rules, the one taking over is Han Zheng?
Who is the Party's successor? Do you know? I won't harm Boruto; Boruto died because of me. What do those blond-haired youths mean anyway? What happens to people without backing from relevant factions? What was Hua Guofeng like back then? Gradually you will understand why private factions exist; they are all the same, all the same.
Xi Jinping is the last generation of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Yes, definitely the last generation of the CCP, it's impossible to have another after him. How could there be? Ten thousand Americans coming to China to live for free—those are international students, and that's what he hopes for. The key is, who would actually come? I've said before, foreigners in China live like they're in prison. Have I told you all about this? Do you still remember the top ten difficulties? Bank payments, mobile networks, chatting, reading news—the top ten predicaments. Who would be willing to stay in China for long?
Most importantly, I don't have the time, no time. I'm busy as hell right now, no time. Recently I've also gotten hooked on this game, Blood on the Clocktower. Blood on the Clocktower itself has a lot going on, but at my age, I've got to have something to play with, right? Blood on the Clocktower has so many scripts; every time I go play, it's a new script. And unlike Werewolf, playing a single script often takes three or four hours because they're full fifteen-player games. One script takes three or four hours, and playing two scripts a night means it's 3:00 or 4:00 AM. Yeah, so I really don't have the energy. Think about it, at my age, I'm turning sixty soon, so shouldn't I relax a bit? Right? Relax a bit.
Should be resourced.
Well, let's leave it at that for today. I've made my attitude clear to everyone, and you all understand what I mean, right? Today, whatever—anyway, I'm just talking bullshit. As for what you think in the end, you need to have your own independent thinking, okay? Thanks to all these good friends who spent time listening to me talk bullshit during the Mid-Autumn Festival. Thank you everyone, I wish friends back in China sound sleep and friends overseas that all your wishes come true. May everything go well for everyone in the future, okay? Thank you everyone, thank you, thank you, thank you.