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Shocking Footage Leaked from the Fifth Plenary Session! What is Hu Chunhua Doing? Xi Jinping's Purge List Released, Mbappe Reversal: Netizens Pay for 'Mbappe's Original Words'! Wang Xiaohong Has Malignant Cancer, Involved in the Murder-for-Hire Case of an Anti-Scam Influencer! (Old Beijing Teahouse/Episode 1788/2026/10/29)

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This episode mainly reviews the details and various interpretations of Hu Chunhua's attendance at meetings after the Fifth Plenary Session of the CCP; discusses the boomerang effect, internet memes, and China News Service's reaction triggered by Mbappe's remarks involving China; exclusively discloses the inside story that the CCP Minister of Public Security Wang Xiaohong is suffering from a fatal cancer and is involved in the telecom fraud parks in northern Myanmar; and details the judgment truth of the case where self-media personality Huijian (Wu Kai) was murdered by hired killers from overseas telecom fraud forces two years ago, as well as the issue of the public power protective umbrella involved behind it.

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As the saying goes, finally coming out after much anticipation, half-hiding behind a little notebook. Who is so shy? It is none other than Hu Chunhua, the famous deposed crown prince in this series of books. What a frustration, a little notebook placed on the corner of the table has sparked a brainstorming session again. Let's make a detour first, after the Fifth Plenary Session concluded, various heavyweights have already come out to tally the spoils. What spoils? Netizens said that the Xi Jinping regime released an announcement after the Fifth Plenary Session, and the announcement was about only one thing: internal bloody purging where you die or I live. Look at how many high-ranking party officials were arrested during the meeting review, and those still sitting there are trembling with fear. The number of Central Committee members and alternate members is decreasing year by year. Compared to the first meeting of the 20th National Congress in 2022, there are 41 fewer Central Committee members, a 20% reduction, and even 51 fewer alternate members, a 30% reduction. If the Party arrests any more people, there will be no one left. The next one is you, Xi the Steamed Bun, the next one is you, this look is so dashing, learned from Mbappe. The Mbappe version of the steamed bun shopkeeper has also come out to speak, saying that a massive internal party purge and great slaughter must be launched. Didn't you hear that your moles grasped the information in advance? Yes, I am going to start the slaughter from within our own Xi faction first. Really? Why? Why? Slaughtering our own chickens to warn various anti-Xi faction monkeys, some people have reached an unbridled degree. Look here, ah pu, no wonder netizens said that after the conclusion of the CCP Fifth Plenary Session, Xi Jinping presided over a strict party governance struggle meeting, summarized in one word: slaughter, whoever does not listen to him, he slaughters, and hundreds of high-ranking CCP officials were named for severe punishment. In the programs of the past two days, we have already shared exclusive inside information from inside the system with everyone. After the Fifth Plenary Session, Xi Jinping will definitely launch a power purge split into two routes: one route to engage in a life-and-death struggle with elders like Wen Jiabao, and another route to draw lots and behead the party officials he promoted himself. Don't you think that is terrifying?

After the Fifth Plenary Session concluded, many people were interpreting the communique, the decisions, and the various lists of absentees. Furthermore, the only winner seems to be the spineless Zhang Shengmin in the military, and the most attention-grabbing figure, Hu Chunhua, was confirmed to have attended the session without absence. Getting to the point, after the Fifth Plenary Session ended on the 29th, Hu Chunhua's image appeared in the CCTV footage, basically appearing twice for a very short time. Although it was short, BUT, one detail allowed the onlookers to pick up a huge piece of gossip. On the very edge of Hu Chunhua's desk, a mysterious small red book appeared. The X account Baodian Zhoukan immediately exclaimed that a shocking detail was exposed in the video of the CCP's Fifth Plenary Session: Hu Chunhua was holding a copy of the Constitution of the Chinese Communist Party while attending the session, and the constitution seemed to have been repeatedly consulted. Former CCP official and political commentator Du Wen also said, "Shocking! Facing investigation, Hu Chunhua held up the CCP Constitution high, boldly challenging Xi Jinping. He is the only person in the whole party who dares to do this. Amazing." This is quite a stretch of imagination, as if he walked in holding the Party Constitution. These messages are indeed a bit explosive, but Li Zheng has carefully watched the 24-minute footage released by CCTV and very regretfully tells everyone that not only was there a small red book on Hu Chunhua's desk, but actually many people had small red books on their desks. Therefore, I personally seriously suspect that it was just a notebook for the party members' congress. Has the hope of Hu Chunhua's comeback been shattered like this? The struggle continues, and who dies first is completely unpredictable. Let us wait and see. Let's do an emergency poll: what do you think will be Hu Chunhua's ending after the Fifth Plenary Session? Here are the options: 1. Quietly exit, retire, and go home; 2. Suddenly emerge and fight Xi to the end; 3. It will be hard to have a good ending because Old Xi will treat him as a thorn in his side; 4. Anything is possible, keep watching. Hurry up and type the number in the comment section.

Alright, after updating on the Fifth Plenary Session, let's talk about something fun. The boomerang of the Mbappé incident is completely out of control. How is it out of control? Two more football superstars have stepped in to show their support. Ah, netizens say that Lamine Yamal and Bruno Fernandes have both jumped out to support Mbappé. Is it true or false? Real Madrid, Barcelona, and Manchester United are all involved. This is what they said: "Dear Chinese people, Mbappé is right. Mao Zedong was a dictator, and China is a totalitarian country. My name is Bruno Fernandes, and I play for Manchester United." The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is about to have a stroke; the "alignment consciousness" has kicked in. Oh, by the way, self-media personality Wang Jian said that Cristiano Ronaldo's golden quote has also come out: "The world does not revolve around China." Comrade Ronaldo said this: "Listen, Kylian has every right to mock those memes about him." Definition of meme: a thought, behavior, style, or cultural symbol that spreads rapidly among people through imitation, including memes. "For years, people have called him a dictator," Ronaldo said, "making up all kinds of jokes. When he saw that meme with Mao Zedong's face, my buddy laughed because he thought it was just another meme about him. This is normal; he is a living person and a great guy. Those memes were not created by Mbappé. The CCP Chinese are trying to create problems where none exist; it's all instigated by the Party." Yes, Mao Zedong caused huge destruction, leading to the deaths of millions, but your anger should not be directed at Mbappé just for laughing at a joke. The world does not revolve around China; not everything has to turn into an international crisis just because someone laughed at a meme. Let this person live his life. If Ronaldo really said that, it's awesome, but I'm afraid it's just another meme. I'm already scared of the joke-makers; I have no confidence in the sense of justice of international friends, even less than the little pink netizens inside the Great Firewall. They have already discovered that there are too many international anti-China forces. Also, pink netizens say they are collapsing, completely collapsing; there are too many anti-Mao and anti-CCP forces, and they can't hate them all. You say, is the momentum of destroying the CCP overwhelming? Pink netizens forwarded the People's Daily's major critical article, saying this Japanese drama openly challenges people's conscience, distorts history, and deliberately smears the Party-State. They are picking a fight with Japanese TV dramas again. Netizens are collapsing and crying. What's the situation? They haven't even figured out the Mbappé thing yet; can they take a break for two days? They can't hate fast enough. Didn't netizens say, what if dozens of the world's top-tier football stars support Mbappé together? Mainland fans only watch the Chinese Super League. Even the "Chinese Footballer of the Year" Xi Jinping has given up, refusing. It would be better to have a stroke; it's worse than death. The Chinese Football Office, Baozi can appoint himself as the director; he has been directing it for more than ten years and has completely directed it into the ditch. So we still have to scold Mbappé. What else can we do?

However, there were also difficult problems. A Chinese migrant worker cursed Kylian Mbappé, and a netizen asked him what Mbappé said to make him so excited, and how he answered. The migrant worker uncle glared and said, it is best not to know, once I know the reason, I am afraid I would agree with what he said. Ah pui, could this migrant worker uncle be playing a counter-troll? It is possible. Well, a laugh a day keeps the doctor away, new tea friends should quickly click and hit the little bell, welcome to join the tea house's joyful journey, look at the world from a different angle with the brothers, and make your mood better. Note that subscription is free, press the subscribe button, and you can continuously harvest laughter. Well, picking up where we left off, it is said that ever since the migrant worker uncle's golden quote came out, the Cyberspace Administration of China completely slammed that standard down on the table: better to mistakenly slaughter a thousand than to let a single one escape. Oh my god, so brutal, and it has already shown initial results. On October 27, after the blogger Breadfruit raised the question of what Mbappé did and whether what he said was wrong, his account was abruptly gagged. The Chinese Communist Party has already been scared out of its wits by Mbappé. Not by Mbappé, but by Mao Zedong, caused by the great dictator meme. You still do not know how severe the stability maintenance situation has become, do you? How severe? On the Xianyu app, people have already started selling Mbappé's original words. Wait a minute, selling original words? Things Mbappé said can be sold too? You just found out? A copy of Mbappé's original words and original image costs 4.99 RMB. Oh, this way of making money is brilliant, especially heartwarming. If you want to know what Mbappé said, the original image and original words, just click I want it, and that's it. Mbappé is driving China's consumption! Wait, wasn't Mbappé's name banned from search? No worries, netizens know how to apply knowledge flexibly, and an upgraded version has already emerged. What did Gongbapé say? Snap a photo, if you are interested, click I want it and chat with me privately, only 5 bucks. This works, in stock, available in male and female, and even with surnames and genders removed. That said, what about Real Madrid bapé's words? If interested, click I want it and buy it directly, 1.99 cheaper. Wait, what is up with that smiling face? Why does it look exactly like Justin Sun's round face, pinching a Sun bapé leaf, infuriating. Netizens are completely impressed; the Chinese Communist Party blocks information inside the Great Firewall into an airtight barrel, and ordinary people still have to spend money to buy a piece of truth to listen to. Isn't that outrageous? Xi Jinping's glass heart is shattered to the point that even foreigners calling Mao a dictator is not allowed. The more tightly the Chinese Communist Party censors, the more it shows that their set of lies can barely hold up; the more they cover it up, the more memes fly all over the place and the more they expose themselves. You said memes flying all over the place made the General Secretary so angry that he cried himself to sleep in the Fifth Plenary Session's restroom. Why? Because Mbappé has already started lifting pot lids all over the world. So powerful, there is even one carrying a hoe walking on the country path of Liangjiahe. By the way, there is also Mbappé carrying 200 catties of wheat on a ten-li mountain road without switching shoulders, a drawing style that is particularly comical. Scaring China News Service with lightning speed to pluck that four-character editorial right off, ball it up, and throw it into the trash can. Why? Still asking why? Mbappé is already carrying 200 catties of wheat, national-leader style. For China News Service to publish another Mbappé-pah editorial wouldn't be appropriate, it would backfire. On October 27, China News Service published an original commentary with the title directly reading "Mbappé Pah", fiercely criticizing the French football star Mbappé's remarks involving China. Criticizing a foreign football star is fine, but since people are already carrying Liangjiahe wheat, you cannot spit on him anymore, absolutely not. In case Comrade Mbappé sneaks into the Great Hall of the People one day and raises his hand to swear an oath, China News Service would be in trouble for prematurely insulting the Party and state leaders. The Chinese Communist Party's Ministry of Foreign Affairs is like ants on a hot pan, preparing to study how to sanction the troublemakers—who? The Little Pinks. My back is strained, can we not play such a backward self-sabotaging trick, turning the cannons inward? We must clean up our own Little Drill Wind to vent anger for the foreign masters. Even the instigating Global Times is backing down, hurriedly reversing its course: spitting and cursing on the street does not make a good person, mutual respect is the way of interaction. Giving themselves such a heavy slap in the face after what they said before: the Mbappé incident, Real Madrid need not even think about muddling through. The turn was a bit too sharp, and netizens all discovered it. Today's Weibo trending searches have a completely different style from the past two days; all topics cursing Mbappé suddenly disappeared, as if the entire screen ranking filled with Mbappé the day before yesterday and yesterday had never happened. Quick poll: why do you think every time the Chinese Communist Party incites Little Pinks to curse foreign celebrities it backfires, yet they still do it? Choose from the options: A, the Chinese Communist Party has no reason, when they get angry they have to curse; B, it is all loyalty performance, nobody cares about the effect; C, Little Pinks need intermittent chicken blood injections to hold it together; D, mandated by the mission of destroying the Party, in one word—courting death. Hurry up and type the letter in the comment section.

Alright, to pick up where we left off, the big villain in this series, Xi Jinping's henchman and Minister of Public Security of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), Wang Xiaohong, is in trouble. What kind of trouble? On October 26, The Epoch Times published an exclusive report stating that Wang Xiaohong has cancer and is implicated in the Southeast Asian telecom fraud parks, which is going to be a problem. Insiders within the CCP system revealed that Wang has developed a terminal cancer, with the lesion located in his upper respiratory tract or throat, and the condition has been progressing for a year. The children of high-ranking CCP officials all know about this situation. Because his life may not be saved, Wang Xiaohong is about to step down as Minister of Public Security. If he had known it would come to this, he wouldn't have acted the way he did. We don't want to see anyone act as an accomplice to the Communist bandits and end up with a life full of evil. The insider also revealed that if Wang Xiaohong's health were fine, given his ironclad relationship with Xi Jinping and the fact that he is still young enough, he would certainly serve another term. But he can't. So much for his shouting that "my fate is determined by me, not by heaven." It has been decided, and they are currently selecting a successor for the Minister of Public Security. Whoever takes the job is walking into a trap. However, Xi Jinping may not necessarily accept the person Wang Xiaohong recommends; the related personnel arrangements involve power struggles between different factions behind the scenes. The meat grinder never stops grinding. Another major point disclosed by the insider concerns the Southeast Asian telecom fraud parks. He said that Wang's condition is truly unsustainable; if he could hold on a bit longer, he wouldn't be stepping down. So much telecom fraud work is in the wrap-up phase, and there are still so many people in northern Myanmar providing "blood transfusions"—tens of billions of US dollars a year. Could such a person give this up? There is really no other way, my god. Wang Xiaohong is running fraud businesses in northern Myanmar, with massive amounts of black money and corruption; the mess is too big to clean up. The insider also revealed that the scale of funds involved in the northern Myanmar telecom fraud cases is enormous, and much of the money has flowed into private pockets. He gave an example: out of 50 billion US dollars, 20 billion went into the national treasury, and 30 billion went into private pockets. Ah, you take this money—virtual currencies including Bitcoin, virtual assets—the state cannot see this, and you cannot trace it. They are feasting too greedily on human blood buns. There is a prerequisite here: after Wang Xiaohong took the chair of Minister of Public Security in 2022, he was quickly promoted to the vice-national level as a member of the Central Secretariat and State Councilor, becoming a leader of the Party and the state. You tell me, is the Party-state not a criminal organization? Furthermore, starting in 2023, the Ministry of Public Security led by Wang Xiaohong launched so-called special operations, and Wang himself became the high-level CCP coordinator directly involved in the China-Myanmar crackdown on telecom fraud. He is a thief acting as a policeman. Against the backdrop of Wang Xiaohong coordinating the crackdown on telecom fraud, the professional assassination of Wu Kai occurred. Now everything makes sense. Let's just say, when ordinary Chinese citizens can have their accounts banned and groups disbanded just for complaining on WeChat, a criminal gang of at least ten people, in Chinese cities filled with surveillance cameras, needs to divide labor, coordinate the crime, and then smear the victim and delete articles afterward—is this something ordinary criminals could achieve? With 700 million cameras selectively blind, the person who can coordinate all this must be a heavyweight figure with real power in the central government. This person is Wang Xiaohong, the mastermind behind the scenes who pulls up the radish and brings out the dirt. As for another part of this telecom fraud group, regarding Chen Zhi of the Tai Zi Group and Liu Ren, who was extradited back to China this June, it appears on the surface to be an achievement of the Chinese government in cracking down on telecom fraud, but in reality, it is because they were afraid that the US would capture them as state's witnesses and have them confess the CCP's secret support for Southeast Asian telecom fraud groups. Everyone on Earth understands that whether it is a white glove or a black glove, the Party only feels at ease when it is held in its own hands. The Party is also quite exhausted. However, if the news that Wang Xiaohong has cancer and is not long for this world is true, he has truly fulfilled that saying: what is the most painful thing in life? It's when you die and the money hasn't been spent. I don't think that's the most painful thing. Then what is it? It's the growing panic before death, because he knows that as soon as he closes his eyes, he must begin the journey of hellish punishment to pay his debts, in a sea of fire and a mountain of blades, without end. Ah.

Just a moment ago, it was widely rumored that Xi Jinping's henchman, Chinese Communist Party (CCP) police (Public Security) Minister Wang Xiaohong, is suffering from terminal cancer—retribution for a hatchet man who has done too many evil things. Media outlets have disclosed a judgment that uncovered the truth of an old case that appeared to be deliberately concealed by officials: Huijian, a self-media figure who used to report on telecom fraud ringleaders, had already been murdered by hired killers 2 years ago. This was Wu Kai, whom we just mentioned as being killed by hired assassins. Reporting on fraud only to be murdered by hired killers—you tell me, is there any justice left in the Communist bandit state? So what role did police (Public Security) Minister Wang Xiaohong—this man who claimed he would target, pursue, and suppress telecom fraud elements, closely monitor fraud-related personnel, phone cards, and networks, and tackle telecom fraud from the source—play in the Huijian case? The answer is: a role that is hard to put into words. On October 27, Jiemian News and several other media outlets disclosed a second-instance ruling by the Guangdong Higher People's Court, exposing a murder case that had been buried for two years. Blogger Huijian (Wu Kai), who had long exposed the inside story of telecom fraud in northern Myanmar and Cambodia on his WeChat official account, was murdered in November 2024 by overseas telecom fraud forces who hired hitmen. These organ-harvesting gangs are simply too rampant; the principal culprit, Zhao Bing, was sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve for intentional injury, while the other 13 people received prison terms ranging from 1 year and 3 months to 8 years. Meanwhile, Liu Ren—a key figure in Cambodia's Prince Group and president of the Cambodian Anhui Chamber of Commerce, whom Wu Kai had reported by name during his lifetime—was also escorted back to China in June of this year and brought to justice. Here, we must focus on this namesake of yours, Liu Ren. Thank you for the reminder; this namesake of mine, Liu Ren, is no ordinary person. He is the president of the Cambodian Anhui Chamber of Commerce and also an overseas specially invited member of the Anhui Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC). An Anhui Chamber of Commerce president and a CPPCC member—isn't this part of the CCP overseas propaganda and a sharp weapon of the party's united front work? His telecom fraud story appeared twice on Anhui Television and CCTV in 2018 and 2020, and he was heavily reported on as a typical model of successful entrepreneurship. It makes me want to vomit; a murderer being heavily reported on is something only the party's mouthpiece could pull off. Leaving Liu Ren aside for a moment, let's talk about the case of Wu Kai's murder. The court ruling restored the whole process of Wu Kai's murder—what did it say? In October 2024, someone with the code name 'Major' on an overseas encrypted software posted a paid hijacking mission, with the bounty increasing all the way from 300,000 yuan to 1 million yuan. They really hired killers. The target was someone who frequently published articles about northern Myanmar telecom fraud on WeChat official accounts, and the demand was to coerce him into revealing the mastermind behind his account and to delete the articles—how brazen. On the afternoon of November 10, 2024, Wu Kai was forced into a white commercial vehicle by several people posing as police officers in a parking lot in Dayawan, Huizhou, and kidnapped right in the middle of the street. Over the next three days, he was hauled around to Huidong and Heyuan in Guangdong, and then to Dingnan in Jiangxi. Along the way, he was forced to delete his articles, beaten and kicked, and even had half of his fingernails removed with pliers—too cruel. On November 11, Wu Kai was beaten to death on a mountain in Dingnan County, Jiangxi. It wasn't until two days later that nearby villagers discovered his body—how tragic. What happened next? Even after death, Wu Kai was not allowed to rest in peace. Someone transferred 11,000 yuan to Wu Kai's Alipay account, and then used screenshots to spread rumors on the overseas internet, claiming that he was involved in human trafficking, extortion, and tax evasion, and was taken away by the police. They can even pull off tricks like this.

I wonder if tea drinkers caught a familiar scent during the process just described: first deleting articles, then discrediting the victim with a combination of punches. This is a habitual tactic of the CCP, one that couldn't possibly be more familiar. Therefore, as soon as the case was disclosed, it caused a violent shock in society—it completely exploded. Netizens unanimously questioned that the sentence was too light and that the judgment was completely unfair. He fought against the telecom fraud group alone, and was brutally murdered in China by telecom fraud ringleaders who hired killers. With criminals being so arrogant, why wasn't he sentenced to death? Can a judgment be this absurd? How can the deceased rest in peace? An explanation must be given. Some people also dug out the devil hidden in the details: principal culprit Zhao Bing was sentenced to death with a reprieve, and the judge determined that he kicked the person unconscious and covered them with weeds, using these details to reduce the penalty—ah

Cleverly exonerating the murderer. Look at the prosecution again: they determined that Zhao Bing accepted a task to hijack and force the deletion of posts. Although he continued to assault the victim during the process, delivered heavy blows to the head and neck, and failed to provide aid after realizing the victim was unconscious, BUT, these actions were merely 'reckless disregard' for the result of death, rather than actively seeking to cause death. Therefore, it could only be classified as intentional injury resulting in death, not direct intentional murder. What the fuck, it's a dead certainty that the judges and prosecutors took bribes. Netizens also raised a soul-searching question: 'Those who carry firewood for the public should not be allowed to freeze to death in the wind and snow.' May I ask the judge, what are you encouraging, what are you promoting, and what shady business are you hiding? One day, it will all be exposed. The most chilling part of the Wu Kai murder case is that for two full years, the entire internet thought Wu Kai had been arrested, but the truth was that he had been kidnapped into the mountains by fake police and silenced. It is terrifying to think about. Shortly after he was silenced, the articles on Wu Kai's official WeChat account exposing Liu Ren, a member of the CCP's overseas CPPCC and a key figure in a Cambodian telecom fraud syndicate, were wiped clean overnight. The Party can finally relax and clean up its mess. Why was it wiped clean? 'Jiemian News' later explained it this way: Liu Ren reported being blackmailed, and Hui Jian (Wu Kai) was taken away by the police for investigation. Fine, say no more. You can figure it out with your heels; this isn't something a single department could pull off—there must have been coordination between multiple departments. A Zhihu netizen summarized four chilling details. What are they? 1. Hui Jian began exposing the Cambodian telecom fraudster Liu Ren in August 2024. In October 2024, a contract killing solicitation appeared on an overseas platform. It took only a little over a month for the fraud syndicate to doxx Wu Kai and obtain his address, photos, and license plate number. Yes, point 2: domestic criminals took only half a month to organize a criminal gang of at least 10 people in China, prepare a full set of fake police equipment, and complete mobilization and division of labor. The 'Big Data Sky Eye' with its 700 million cameras was completely blind. 3. The kidnapping took place at the Aotou Dawenba Market in the Daya Bay Economic and Technological Development Zone in Huizhou, which is surrounded by government offices. Ah, it was blind right at the doorstep of government offices. If someone had kidnapped an official at the doorstep of a government office, would the cameras be blind then? 4. During the autopsy, experts from the Judicial Appraisal Center of Gannan Medical University opined that Wu Kai's own hypertension contributed to his death and suggested it be considered a secondary cause. That's it. I knew some expert would come out to seal the deal. How about that? The forensic expert came out to help the murderer, didn't they? Therefore, Zhihu netizens reasonably question: in such a transnational, publicly solicited murder case, no one in the criminal gang was sentenced to death, and several will even be released one after another within these three years to go back to their business. After Hui Jian was murdered, even though the body was discovered within two days, claims still appeared online that he had been taken away by police for human trafficking, extortion, and tax evasion. Why? Netizens aren't stupid. When a person in China reports the crimes of an overseas telecom fraud syndicate, only to be quickly located, impersonated by police, and murdered by contract killers, are those overseas telecom fraud parks just doing telecom fraud? WeChat can monitor—we're used to these mundane days—but it can't monitor contract killings. I ask you, isn't that incredible? In fact, all Chinese people know that in this 'Great Nation,' there is no such thing as 'simple' telecom fraud. The personal experience of Chinese people is that once you install the anti-fraud app, scam calls will follow you like a shadow. Wait, speaking of the anti-fraud app, netizens inside the Great Firewall, be careful. Look here: the collusion between inside and outside is too deep. This is why netizens in the comment section are asking the soul-searching question: who is their protective umbrella? In such a heinous case, why did the local Huizhou police not issue a police report? Are the police collectively sleeping? Is there really no 'Heavenly Dragon' (elite/privileged class) behind the telecom fraud parks? Public Security Minister Wang Xiaohong is sweating bullets while saying... you figure it out. The end of the year is approaching

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