CCP-licking Mainland Spouse Breaks Down! Waving the Five-Starred Red Flag and the Iron Fist, Hospitalized and Driven to Bankruptcy, Begging the Taiwanese Authorities to Let Me Return for Treatment — Guizhou Xiaowei Has No Way Out, Running Scams on WeChat?

This episode focuses on the pro-CCP mainland-born spouse in Taiwan "Guizhou Xiaowei", who was hospitalized in Guizhou after being hit by a car door in an e-bike accident, facing exorbitant medical bills and a driver who left a fake phone number and became unreachable. The host analyzes her various hardships living in the mainland, conflicts with village cadres and villagers, repeated business failures, and current situation of filming videos for help, while combining her past remarks for a sharp review and commentary.

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Hit by a car door, the driver left a fake number, and I cannot express how sad I am. It has been a long time since I checked in on this pro-CCP mainland-born spouse Guizhou Xiaowei. Something major has happened to her; she was hit by a car and nearly killed, and she has to pay money to get medical treatment, resulting in her almost going bankrupt trying to treat this illness now. No one is willing to step up first to help her advance the medical expenses. After searching for a long time, she even complains about being left hanging there—where else would you have them leave you? In the morgue? They already gave you face; or should it be the crematorium? Only after raising the money can you go to the intensive care unit. Iron fist retribution, you reap what you sow. Why doesn't Xiaowei shout in the hospital that I did nothing wrong, and the hospital shouldn't evict me? First, let's take everyone to look at why she is hospitalized. As I said before, old viewers, get on board. Fellow townspeople meet fellow townspeople, and shoot each other in the back. You yourself said you wanted to be an upright citizen of the CCP's country, so now you should just endure it properly. Let's continue watching.

Everyone can notice that Xiaowei's chin is fake, because half a day later, in another video she filmed, her chin was completely fine. That is碰瓷 (staged accident scam). Xiaowei, you are done for. What you mentioned is not just the issue of the driver leaving a so-called fake phone number; you are accusing the police (Public Security) of failing to fulfill their duty of verification and checking the driver. This is a very serious accusation, so I suspect you are a Taiwan independence element. Did you deliberately collude with Bajiong and then get expelled back by this so-called Taiwan authorities, wanting to be a spy for Lai Ching-te and day after day, day after day, smearing the motherland? You really are—just look at your behavior, making yourself a joke for us Taiwanese people, for the Taiwan independence faction, and for the Green Birds every single moment, every single day, it's always like this. Besides, maybe that driver is the uncle or maternal uncle of that police (Public Security) officer; they know Secretary Chen, do you? They make one phone call and Secretary Chen comes, who comes when you make a phone call? Secretary Chen comes to kill you.

Let's continue. I have to say this: usually, you pay a certain amount first, and if you have insurance, of course, insurance covers it. It's obvious you don't have insurance. I don't know if you have no money or if the CCP doesn't have any, and then you get reimbursed by the other party in a lump sum, and you have to provide receipts and documents. What else? Otherwise, if the medical bill is clearly 1,000 yuan, and you, Xiaowei, shout 100,000 or 1 million, you are deceiving people yourself. If you don't believe me, everyone, look. Xiaowei posted on WeChat about high-paying jobs in Europe and America. You might as well post about jobs in northern Myanmar. It's strange; if the jobs are so good, why don't you go, Xiaowei? You're at home raising pigs, chickens, and growing sweet potatoes. You are almost starving to death in the CCP-controlled country, earning less than 3,000 to 5,000 yuan a month, living off your savings, and still relying on your husband in Linkou, Taiwan, to send you money for relief. Why don't you go to Europe or America to do this high-paying job of yours? Was your passport confiscated and you're under exit control, or can't you leave because of the September 15th policy? Don't worry, at your level, I guess you're not there yet. You should need another year or two before being under exit control. Why? Because you are not an international student, you have no skills or brains, and you don't even have money to offer. Listen clearly, the CCP Central Committee is already fleecing you, and the local authorities are already fleecing you—isn't that enough?

Let's continue. It's very simple; I'll teach you how to handle it. Just shout in the hospital that you love the Party and the country, that there's nothing wrong with you, don't expel me, and fill the hospital with five-star red flags. How I wish Taiwan were filled with five-star red flags on every street. Then accuse them of not being patriotic if they don't treat you first. You really earned your way back. When you get hit by a car in Taiwan, the ambulance and everything still come to you for free first, right? In the CCP-controlled country, you have to pay first. After you pay and get in the ambulance, you still have to pay out-of-pocket. Only after paying out-of-pocket can you get medical treatment. Otherwise, you'll be pushed into the hallway. It's a blessing if they don't push you to the morgue or in front of the crematorium to wait, right? Besides, a fracture doesn't cost much in Taiwan at all. When I was in high school, my right foot was also 'Xi Jinping-ed'—I fractured it playing basketball. I remember it cost less than a few hundred or a few thousand yuan. It was really very little, the kind of amount even the poorest family could afford.

Let's continue. 'No such name found.' So, Xiaowei, were you also expelled from your household registration in Guizhou? You will find that when people lie, they keep touching or pulling something. You, Xiaowei, must be lying, you must be spreading rumors, and you must be scamming for donations. You say you are uncomfortable here and there. What did he say in the comments below? 'Why won't the hospital give me an IV drip?' So I said you are here to stage a scene. You have time to film videos, upload them, and edit the text saying you are uncomfortable and need an IV drip—it's absurd. Xiaowei has a fractured foot and tells the hospital, 'I want an IV drip.' An IV drip won't fix your foot. I really don't know; maybe you are too weak to eat and need an IV drip to replenish nutrients in time. If your body is too weak, you might as well stick five-star red flags all over your foot; you'll get better faster that way. What exactly is in that brain of yours?

And this isn't even the first time she has complained online since returning to China. Less than three months after returning to Guizhou last year, she fought with village officials and Secretary Chen over land compensation for the village. Later, she filmed a video accusing them, 'I'm so scared, I received a call from the police station in the middle of the night. Is there no rule of law? I'm so scared.' The next day, the video was taken down and disappeared. Then they said we were spreading rumors, just like the 'Guanzhang' (a Taiwanese influencer). And then? Not long after, she made a fuss about opening the bridge at the reservoir, right? It was also very rugged and uneven. They opened it, then closed it, then opened it again. They even welded an iron chain to the reservoir, welded a gate, then welded an iron chain, then sawed the chain to let you walk, then left sharp edges that could make children fall and get hurt, then closed the chain again, and finally opened it. They are messing with you. What kind of mentality is this?

In the end, Xiaowei led a group of old Red Guards there to sing "The East is Red" and songs about Mao Zedong, chanting that without the Chinese Communist Party there would be—well, as a result, he was warned by the village party secretary, and after that no one dared to get close to Xiaowei anymore. So Xiaowei was once again bounced around and driven out of the village. Where did he go? He went to Guangzhou, tried to find a job three times, went to depend on his older or younger female cousin, lost his job three more times, and finally ran off to Qinhuangdao, near Beidaihe, to look for work. After finding a job he was fired again, and then made up an excuse saying, fine, I'm going back to my hometown in Guizhou to raise pigs, chickens, and cows. The home Xiaowei currently lives in is different from the one where he had a falling out with the village cadres; it's some distance away, a brisk 20-minute walk, as he has explained, which means he can no longer integrate into this village. Everyone is afraid. This is the ironic part: you, Xiaowei, helped everyone, but everyone refuses to get close to you because of the Party's authority. Why bother? You are humiliating yourself.

And then you find that going back to pig farming now doesn't make money in deflationary China—you actually lose money. You tried to get subsidies from the Chinese Communist Party and were rejected. The subsidies you applied for from local authorities were submitted to the central government, and the local officials embezzled your subsidy money. After endless tossing and turning, it's now come to raising chickens, and he even films videos recruiting Taiwanese people to go to Guizhou to bootlick the CCP and become employees at his chicken coop. Taiwanese Xiaoyuan, and other CCP-bootlicking Taiwanese, now is your chance to go there and make 3,500 a month. The streaming host said making 3,500 a month over there brings more joy and happiness than making 40,000 to 50,000 here. Come on, host, let's go raise chickens together.

Let's keep watching. I really don't know what to say. Let's all be fair and objective. You see Xiaoyu run into this so-called "dooring" accident; indeed, the other party was in the wrong, but look at his injuries, wrapped up like that—if the hospital isn't scamming you for money, it might just be a minor cut, and they stubbornly insisted you had a fracture. Or maybe you had a muscle strain, but they called it a fracture just to collect fracture-related fees. Otherwise, it's because you were riding your bike way too fast—did you exceed the local speed limit? We all know that Chinese electric bikes have regulated speed limits; it seems the latest rule is 20 or 25. Those who know can leave a comment below. I remember it's very low, seemingly not over 30, unless you modify your bike yourself, which can push it to 60 to 80 kilometers per hour. So with the kind of injuries you sustained, I'm certain you definitely weren't riding at just 20, right?

Therefore, Chinese police, please investigate whether Xiaowei's electric bike was modified. If it was modified, confiscate it according to the law. Where does it get sold? Sold to Africa! Don't a lot of your cars get sold to Africa like that? It would be even better if the license plates aren't even removed. So this definitely wasn't Xiaowei riding at 20 kilometers per hour when he crashed. If you ride at 20, you don't crash like this. Were you going to fight World War II? Your injury is worse than Xi Jinping's kneecap! Ah, I must mention that before he started wailing and making a scene here, his old family home had been forcibly demolished for 13 years, and he received 1,314 yuan in compensation from the Chinese government, and to this day he still lives at someone else's place. The new thatched cottage and wooden house he built now were only put up a little over two months ago. He finally has a tiny little "Three Little Pigs" home of his own in a Guizhou village, suddenly starting a life of raising chickens, ducks, and cows, and then he runs into this piece of bad luck. I will mourn for you for three seconds, but I won't pity you, because last week, the week before last, and even last month, you were still ranting on WeChat about Taiwanese people, saying you wanted to forcefully reunify with Taiwan, wanting Taiwanese people to raise the five-star red flag together with you and get the exact same ID cards as you—yet your own children refuse to get those ID cards.

On this point, I am no saint, so I cannot forgive you for wanting to rule over us. But the pathetic part is right here, you know? Before he got into the traffic accident, he even filmed a video praising China's National Day, and then boom, he got into a traffic accident. Let's take a look: "The driver who caused the dooring accident left a fake phone number and has never contacted me since. I was riding my electric bike and ran into a dooring accident, hit suddenly by the door of a car parked on the roadside, resulting in a fracture and hospitalization. From the time of the incident until now, the driver of the car hasn't made a single comforting phone call to me, and the contact number left with the traffic police was actually fake and completely unreachable. I paid all my medical expenses out of pocket, and my family's handmade sweet potato noodle workshop has had to shut down. I want to ask: after an accident, leaving false contact information and deliberately cutting off contact—does this behavior count as a hit-and-run? I hope the traffic police will carefully investigate, issue an accident determination report in accordance with the law, urge the other party to come forward and bear the compensation they ought to, and I ask netizens all over the world to tell me: since the traffic accident happened a little past 10 AM yesterday morning, and up until now the negligent driver cannot be reached, what should I do in this situation? I don't know how to handle this matter, please help me out with some ideas in the comment section."

I got into a car accident and I am at Dejiang Hospital. They did a full CT scan and told me to wait half an hour. Come and see, does his chin have any problems? No problems. Then what was that thing on his face earlier? It's a staged scam. They left us hanging here. My head hurts now, and my lower back hurts too. I'm just standing here, lying here, and no one cares. I went to get the CT scan results, and they said it would take half an hour to pick them up, but there was no record of the name and no one was there. I cannot describe how sad I am, nor can I express my feelings in words. I only know that I am very tired now, the kind of invisible exhaustion, both physically and mentally. Events don't crush people, but emotions do. Tonight, National Day, is destined to be a sleepless night for me. On National Day, every family reunites. Some people say that we who moved far away to Taiwan came for high salaries. That's not true. Back then, we traveled far for true love, gave birth and raised children in Taiwan, and diligently ran our families. We mainland spouses who traveled far for love are sleepless with longing tonight, hoping only for peace across the strait and an early reunion.

If I talk back, it means my emotional intelligence is very high. We came to find Secretary Chen and asked him to check the records. If I had even a shred of intelligence, I wouldn't have let things develop like this today. They built another guardrail, but no one uses this road. Why build this guardrail? It's a waste of money, it's that simple. Back in 2019, my husband told me not to go to the mainland. As a result, I didn't listen to him; I insisted on taking my husband's money to the mainland to do this and that. Looking at my spending records from starting a business on the mainland, I spent nearly 600,000 RMB. I failed at this and that on the mainland, and I still had to take my anger out. My husband said, 'If I didn't give you money to spend today, would you still stay in this family?' Hit the nail on the head.