Huang Renxun is stunned: Was Huang Le sacrificed by Chen Yixin? The Shaanxi government building demolition incident escalates! The whole internet shouts "bring the excavator"; Is the Pakistan Tarbela Dam collapsing? Xi Jinping's Belt and Road has collapsed! (Old Beijing Teahouse/Episode 1800/2026/11/10)
The main contents of this episode include: A Shaanxi man, driven to desperation after failing to secure his unpaid wages, used an excavator to forcibly demolish a government building, sparking widespread online discussion and imitation; the ongoing controversy surrounding the case of NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang allegedly being infiltrated by Chinese female spy Huang Le; Beijing holding elections for a new term of the People's Congress, which drew ridicule from netizens; a breach accident occurring at the protective dyke of the Tarbela Dam T5 project in Pakistan; and the collapse of a nearly completed elevated bridge in Baoding, Hebei, resulting in injuries.
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As the saying goes, a single word can wake a dreamer. What kind of words? A man in Shaanxi swung the long arm and big shovel of an excavator, smashing it down and completely waking up the deeply wronged and miserable leek-like masses. Nine big characters drifted across the sky, making the Chinese Communist Party regret it to their guts: the power of a role model is infinite. On November 9, multiple netizens in Inner Mongolia drove to the entrance of Sinohydro Bureau 1 Co., Ltd. to demand project payments. After the video was posted online, netizens left messages in the comment sections and bullet chats, filling the screen with just three words: "Bring out the excavator." Some used more words: "Is the excavator in place yet?" "Are you ready with the excavator?" Look here, take a look, such a big building of the Sinohydro Bureau 1 Co., Ltd. refuses to pay our project funds, so we came right to their doorstep. Oh my god, netizens are offering free advice, what are you waiting for? Dig, dig, dig! Some even patiently guided them: a real man should act thusly. The light won by that man in Shaanxi should also shine on every single one of you. Big brother, is the excavator ready? Netizens calculated on their fingers and weakly remarked, I bet from now on, engineering vehicles like excavators and loaders will all have to be registered with the police (Public Security). Other netizens saw the other side of the story, saying that while netizens shout about bringing out the excavator on the surface, behind it are countless people who finished the work but couldn't get their money. Ah, that hits the nail on the head. Otherwise, how could netizens say such things? If more Chinese people, driven to a dead end by the Party, dared to take excavators out onto the roads, the Party wouldn't dare bully Chinese human mines to this extent. Right now, the CCP doesn't treat Chinese people as human beings at all, bullying and manipulating them at will. In the past, they didn't treat Chinese people as human beings; now they are trying to turn Chinese people into Tank Man, and they finally know how to feel scared. They are so scared that their streams are flowing and they are pissing themselves.
Right after the "true man" in Shaanxi demolished the government building, boosting the morale of countless "cattle and horses" (exploited workers) and "leeks" (oppressed citizens) filled with a sense of S, the Cyberspace Administration of China took emergency action. The account of the driver involved in the demolition, [Chang'an Wuming], had all its content wiped, and even the profile picture vanished without a trace. Xi the Steamed Bun, while wiping away cold sweat, expressed that he had finally "solved" the person who raised the problem. There, now there are no problems. Think again. On the day of the demolition, netizens found that the excavator driver had previously posted multiple requests for help regarding unpaid wages on social media. Since 2025, this man had been repeatedly reporting to the Central Inspection Team and the national petition departments about the [Greenland New City] project withholding his excavator fees, BUT, it was never resolved. For such a long time, officials have protected each other—a bunch of man-eating monsters. Netizens said the excavator driver had followed the completely legitimate petitioning process, but it was useless. In the end, he had no choice but to say: "If you don't give me an explanation, I will give you one," and had to take matters into his own hands to seek justice for himself. That is exactly what happened. The official report confirmed the driver was a 47-year-old surnamed Hu, matching the social media account identified by netizens. According to content posted on his personal page, Hu had previously gone to the [Fengdong New City] government service hall in Xi'an many times to report his situation, often having to start queuing at 3:00 AM, but nothing was resolved. He finally realized that this service hall had completely become a facade to fool the "leeks" and a fraudulent institution, so he indignantly took it upon himself to "eliminate a pest" by performing a voluntary demolition. Netizens confirmed that the man's real name is Hu Pengpeng, and his profile states he has no wife and no children; he was a decent, honest man. Looking at his Douyin, it is full of videos about rights defense. On August 21, 2025, Hu Pengpeng once posted this lament: "The relevant departments in Fengdong are engaging in forced demolition, illegal occupation, and fraud. They use any means necessary for kickbacks, deceiving and threatening the masses, leaving them no way to survive. Give me back my hard-earned money." Netizens spontaneously dubbed this arrested hero, a Yang Jia-style figure, the "2026 China Person of the Year for Conscience." The CCP officials also gave him a name: a "long-term 'persistent petitioner'." Persistent petitioning? You corrupt officials don't solve people's problems, and when they come looking for you, you call it persistent petitioning. Is there any reason left in this? So, the only way to talk to them is in a language the Communist bandits understand. When officials force the people to rebel, the people have no choice but to rebel. In fact, right up until the very end, Hu Pengpeng had not given up on the effort to communicate. He had already driven the excavator there and was still negotiating with the relevant leaders. Those corrupt officials, accustomed to oppressing the people, never thought Hu Pengpeng would actually dare to do it, so they didn't care at all. After his negotiations failed, Hu Pengpeng made up his mind and began his public-spirited feat of demolishing the government building. To the Party officials, so-called negotiation is just bullshit. As netizens said, the stolen money has long been divided among everyone; asking them to talk is asking them to take money back out of the pockets of officials at all levels—they have neither the ability nor the will to do so. Therefore, negotiation and communication are fundamentally dead ends and useless. Support the warrior; next time, try to dig out the load-bearing walls.
Writer Teacher Li received a lot of feedback from netizens inside the Great Firewall regarding the forced demolition incident, saying that after photos of the Xi'an excavator hero negotiating with government personnel before digging were leaked, they received collective support from the broad masses of netizens. Netizens successively commented, "Release him", he is a "hero". With public opinion laid out like this, Emperor Steamed Bun was completely scared shitless. The era of seizing the country is gone forever, and now the country is going to seize them. Teacher Li's whistleblowing platform pushed a video showing that on November 9, the same day the excavator hero appeared in Xi'an, Xi'an taxi drivers collectively demanded wages outside their company, and a large number of police forces were dispatched to the scene for stability maintenance. This is hitting them right where it hurts; the more they are afraid, the more they are spooked, scaring the wits out of them. On the day the video of the Shaanxi government building being forcibly demolished leaked, netizens filmed a street near an unfinished construction project in Chengdu lined with police cars, with tight security and police officers in the cars looking very drowsy, not even knowing how long they had been there. Netizens expressed their support for the Xi'an excavator driver through screenshots of comments in the comment section. One of the pictures went viral: a Terracotta Army soldier driving an excavator, poised and ready to go in front of the government building, taking a group photo for commemoration. There is a golden sentence that goes: the beasts of burden draw inferences, while the bandit dogs are scared out of their wits. Especially Xi Jinping, after all, who knows if there might be a contrarian champion among the contrarians who, on a whim that day, went and forcibly demolished Xi Zhongxun's imperial mausoleum. Well, everything has just begun. China 404 says that a single Xi'an excavator driver managed to fill a whole street of Chengdu police cars guarding a construction site. The CCP is not afraid of wage arrears; what it fears is that people demanding back pay are getting smart. There is never a shortage of money for stability maintenance, but workers' money is always delayed. Is the gas money for this street full of police cars enough to pay the wages first? Listen, X account "Mr. Sanpiao" also said, what is wrong with the CCP? Are they not even going to let Xi Jinping sleep peacefully? A shooting happened in Hangzhou, someone drove a car to hit people in Shanghai, a Shaanxi government building was demolished by the public, and a fire in Taiyuan killed 14 people. Is the CCP heading towards total chaos? When the world is not in chaos, Guanzhong is in chaos; a Hu-surnamed Yang Jia sets the example. The will of heaven is profound, have you figured it out? There must be a poll, tea friends, which of the following events do you think the Xi regime is most afraid of? Presenting the candidate answers: 1, driving a car to indiscriminately hit people to retaliate against society. 2, setting fire to a factory warehouse to perish together in an Xianzhong attack. 3, storming the comment section with advanced black-humor insults against Emperor Steamed Bun. 4, driving an excavator to forcibly demolish a government building. Hurry up and type the numbers in the comment section.
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Let's focus on the case of the beautiful CCP spy Huang Le and the entanglement of Jensen Huang, which has shaken both sides of the Pacific. On November 9, the day after Jensen Huang issued an internal apology letter to his wife, children, and Nvidia employees on November 8, Nvidia shareholders had already filed a class-action lawsuit, accusing the company and Huang of misleading investors regarding national security risks. The pressure is mounting. Even more explosive news followed: Taiwan's Liberty Times reported exclusively on November 10 that the US has confirmed that Huang Le, who infiltrated Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang using her charms, was acting under the direct command of the CCP's Minister of State Security, Chen Yixin. At the same time, there is not just one "Huang Le"; these individuals have already infiltrated various levels of major US technology companies. Did you hear that? "Huang Le and her kind"—the CCP has sent out a nest of "swallows" (female spies), all occupying the magpies' nests, setting up homes right next to the families of American tech moguls. The CCP's swallows have become a plague. The Liberty Times, citing US sources, stated that the top CCP leadership has established a special "Artificial Intelligence Group" to target the US-China AI hegemony, with the Ministry of State Security (MSS) as a member. The MSS has internally set up a "Chip Group," and Huang Le is a member of this group. With layers of command, the background is very deep. This means that the recent Huang-Huang incident, triggered by the US, is a strategic part of the CCP's overall technological offensive against the US. Do you hear that? This is not just some ordinary affair; Huang Le is a person with a mission, entrusted by the Party and the State. Insiders revealed that Huang Le's main task was to set up shell companies in third-party countries overseas to contact, negotiate, and purchase chips and high-end servers, and especially to get close to Jensen Huang, to have him lobby Washington on Beijing's behalf to relax chip export controls. The benefit for Nvidia would be higher profits—a dual seduction of sexual and economic interests. The Liberty Times learned that the US has even confirmed that the CCP spy Huang Le was under the direct command of Minister of State Security Chen Yixin—Chen Yixin has been named. And there is more than one "swallow," or female CCP spy, in the MSS responsible for this type of work. How many more "Huang Les" are there? Have they not started working yet, or have they already swarmed into the US and completely occupied the magpies' nests? Didn't we just say they were already settled in? In any case, according to the Liberty Times, they already exist at various levels of many such large companies and have long been carrying out their work.
Yes, they are actually using very old-fashioned tricks. But, the effect is surprisingly good. You might ask, are these moguls so unable to withstand the test? Former CIA officer John Kiriakou discussed how Jensen Huang fell into the sweet trap woven for him by the CCP. It's like this: a man in his 50s, slightly overweight, with graying hair, suddenly meets a beautiful woman who makes him feel like he's back to being 25. Oh, that's too cheesy. What is this? It's the oldest trick in the book, a traditional method, and it's playing out right in front of you. Mr. Huang is building the world's most advanced AI chips, yet he is still told by a woman named Huang that he looks younger than his actual age—and not just a little bit younger. Done, he's bewitched. Kiriakou said the CIA has probably seen this exact movie 10,000 times. It's frustrating; others have tripped over this, yet some people still insist on tripping over it again. The mission of these people is, on one hand, to try to counter export controls, and on the other, to infiltrate non-Red supply chains and the US decision-making system. What a massive game of chess. No wonder the commentator Li Chengpeng said that as a science guy, Jensen Huang studies circuits and architecture all day; if he meets a woman like this who also has some culture and provides emotional value, he is bound to surrender. Chinese female spies far surpass the Soviet swallows, mainly because they know how to attack the heart and prescribe the right medicine for the illness. You're a science guy, right? A Chinese-American science guy, right? They bring out the "Su Nu Jing" (a classic Chinese sex manual), and with those legs crossed, how can you defend against that? What do you think? The Liberty Times says this is a storm that the entire democratic system should be most vigilant about, indicating that this kind of infiltration has reached our doorsteps—it's almost right next to us. The US national security situation is not optimistic. The Liberty Times said that the US government chose to take action at this moment after the midterm elections, and with Congress intervening in the investigation, it shows that the US's chip control against the CCP is officially entering a new stage. Well, bad things have finally turned into good things, forcing the US to fight back with full force. CCP Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun stated, "This is pure nonsense, and I am very angry." Whether you ask the question "Is Huang Le a beautiful spy?" or "Is Huang Le a Chinese citizen?", my answer is that it is baseless speculation and slander. They won't even admit Huang Le is a Chinese citizen—baseless speculation and slander. Look at this, I'm dizzy. People asked if Huang Le is a Chinese citizen, and the "Wolf Warrior" Guo acted as if he didn't hear it, going straight to the standard answer: baseless speculation and slander. Foreign reporters are completely confused: I asked A, why are you answering B? Is Huang Le a Chinese citizen or not? Give us a straight answer! Guo Jiakun thinks to himself: Nonsense, if I admit Huang Le is one of our Party's people, wouldn't I be handing a knife to hostile foreign forces? Do I dare? Leaving aside the "Wolf Warrior" Guo, let's talk about Huang Le, the swallow who stirred up the pond.
Just as the mysterious Huang Le's past background was shrouded in mystery and various rumors were swirling, a thrilling and explosive leak suddenly appeared on overseas social media. What kind of leak? The "sacrifice" theory. A netizen named "Shitouren," who claimed to have met Huang Le a few times and had direct business dealings with her, leaked that the woman had a husband, and the husband sacrificed her to Old Huang. Oh my god, in order to get NVIDIA's connections and orders. Goodness gracious, what kind of soap opera is this? Later, for various reasons, this husband was sentenced to life imprisonment in China by the CCP, which can be described as losing both the wife and the army in the chip industry. As for why NVIDIA cooperated with Megaspeed, it was because Jensen Huang wanted to use Huang Le to bypass U.S. regulations and cooperate with major Chinese tech giants, treating Huang Le as a tool. Wait a minute, why do I feel like this narrative is like shifting the blame and feeding talking points? The responsibility lies with Jensen Huang; Jensen Huang desperately wanted to do business with the CCP. Hey, Liu Zhuo spotted the flaws in this logic. There is another leak, featuring a very perfect counter-intelligence plotline straight out of a Hollywood spy movie, here we go. It says that a year ago, after the U.S. government got hold of the improper relationship between Jensen Huang and Huang Le, they directly confronted Jensen Huang and laid their cards on the table. Ah, afterwards, Jensen Huang continued to play the role of a lovesick fool according to the plan, and even continued to sell chips to Huang Le, using this as a long-term strategy to catch a big fish, sweeping up all of Huang Le's criminal evidence, her handler clues, buyer clues, and so on in one fell swoop. Finally, Jensen Huang would expose his own scandal in the guise of a victim, and then the U.S. government would use this as a pretext to launch a new round of high-intensity crackdowns on the CCP's theft of U.S. chips, completely blocking the communist bandits' path of stealing U.S. chips, right? Perhaps this is the best reason why Trump keeps publicly saying that Jensen Huang is trustworthy. Oh my god, is this train of thought real or fake? Wild speculation, don't take it too seriously, let's wait and see.
By the way, there have been quite a few important global elections recently; election season is here. Across the ocean in the U.S. midterm elections, the Republican Party led by Trump lost both houses of Congress. Even Trump admitted that immigration enforcement was too harsh, which affected voters' intentions—Trump said this himself in an interview with 60 Minutes. In addition, Taiwan's nine-in-one local elections are in full swing, and there are constant surprises and scares. The scare: Taipei mayoral candidate Puma Shen was actually subjected to deepfake AI face-swapping for drug use. Furthermore, cases of CCP infiltration into Taiwan are constantly being prosecuted; infiltrating Taiwan and smearing opponents are all standard CCP operations. Having succeeded, the leader of the CCP is brimming with the "Four Confidences": Taiwan's democracy is just chaotic, look at how uniquely wonderful the scenery is here in Beijing. Well, instead of seeing that, the poison has been completely seen clearly, a severe poison. What kind of severe poison or whatever, our democracy is much better than Taiwan's. Upgraded version, whole-process democracy. Want to vomit? Don't vomit, listen carefully. Whole-process democracy—"whole-process" from top to bottom, no opposition parties, no independent candidates, no debates, no attacks, no exposing each other's shortcomings, no slaps in the face. Does your party have any shame left? Don't interrupt; the whole-process involves no campaigning, no dissenting noise, backroom dealings, emotional stability, if you need to raise your hands everyone raises their hands, and when applauding nobody needs to worry about their wrists hurting. Zhuge Liang's classic quote echoes in my ears: "I have never seen such a brazen and shameless person." Now you get to see one properly. Where? Here it comes.
On November 6, Beijing held so-called elections for deputies to the two levels of people's congresses at the district and township levels. All the CCP bigwigs came out to go through the motions, just to show their presence and fool the commoners. On the afternoon of the 6th, Xi Jinping slipped into the Huai Ren Tang polling station in the Xicheng District Zhongnanhai constituency. He first pretended to listen to the election instructions, then pretended to hand his voter registration card to the staff for verification, then pretended to receive a ballot, found the pre-determined candidate to check the box, and then waddled over to cast his vote into the ballot box. This performance was truly nauseating. The People's Daily reported the next day that over 1 billion voters each cast one vote, directly electing more than 2.6 million deputies to the county and township people's congresses. The Chinese people were "represented" once again. The Beijing municipal government was still bragging, claiming that 13,054 polling stations were set up across Beijing for this election, and that registered voters had to present their voter cards to receive ballots and cast them in person at their respective constituency polling stations. You have to admit, looking at this grand display, the act was truly put on in full. Full of crap, more like it; it wasn't delicate or sophisticated at all. What do I mean? For example, how many candidates were there? Who were they? What was their background? What were their policy ideas? How many voters actually voted? How big is the gap between the real numbers and the data announced by your Party? I saw the news; this lame Beijing election was such that many people only heard the day before that they were supposed to vote the next day. As for the candidates, nobody knew who they were. The Party's subtext is: the commoners don't deserve to know. Well, even the overseas X platform couldn't stand it, leaving comments under the relevant videos that were uniformly mocking Xi Jinping and the CCP. It's like this every time; it's so frustrating to talk about. Xi doesn't feel embarrassed; what kind of skin does he have to be so thick? Even I can't keep watching; if Xi isn't embarrassed, then the ones who should be are you. I'm genuinely worried that Xi might suddenly burst out laughing halfway through his performance. The ballot box probably thinks, "Even I'm laughing." May I ask, since Xi Jinping is taking the lead in carrying out this fake, "whole-process people's democracy," why doesn't he take the lead in getting a domestic COVID-19 vaccine? Oh, that choked him up. Finally, a Taiwanese netizen asked: Xi says Taiwan is his, but the Taiwanese people have never cast a single vote for him; why don't you come out and walk the talk? The General Secretary replied: I let you come here to vote, but you didn't. Oh, is that so? Haixia has been shouting for me so many times, "Taiwan, come home, there are votes for you."
Speaking of the Belt and Road, news of victory has arrived. A major incident occurred at the Tarbela Dam T5, the fifth phase of the hydropower project under construction in Pakistan. This dam was first built in the 1970s and is hailed as Pakistan's Three Gorges Project. The Three Gorges—CCP enterprises participated in the expansion of the fourth and fifth phases of the dam. The two major central state-owned enterprises involved this time are the Power Construction Corporation of China (PowerChina) and Harbin Electric Corporation. As it turned out, yesterday, November 9, the protective embankment of the project breached, and a large amount of reservoir water flooded into the tunnels and the plant area. Construction workers from both countries were urgently evacuated, and the entire project has been forced to suspend indefinitely. A breach, an indefinite suspension. It's terrifying. Officials stated there were no casualties on-site, but this safety accident has pushed this $807 million super-project into the spotlight. Everything they touch ends up in the spotlight; are they scamming the client? They've done it twice now. Last August, the fifth phase of the hydropower station was forced to stop work because rising water levels flooded the construction site. It's a "rotten-tail" project that rots every year. Because it rots every year, the Pakistani side has developed strong doubts about the project's ability to cope with geological and hydrological risks. Will the two major central enterprises come out and explain themselves? The foundation was laid in August 2021, and the Chinese side promised a total construction period of 36 months, with power generation starting in 2024. It's been delayed for two years; this "rotten-tail" project has now been verbally pushed to 2027 for completion, and I think that's still unlikely. The key is that the time cost has doubled, and the construction cost has skyrocketed, already 3.87 times the initial estimate. With such a huge difference, where did the money go? The two major central enterprises say: "Foreign forces are strictly forbidden from malicious speculation." Although our Party has a tradition of exporting corruption, BUT, the project construction process has been accompanied by corruption scandals all along. "Whole-process corruption." Before this incident, senior officials of the Pakistan Water and Power Development Authority, the competent authority, were already being investigated by anti-corruption agencies for abuse of power, irregular approvals, and misappropriation of funds. The amount involved in the corruption scandals alone reached several hundred million US dollars; the total cost was only 800 million, and they embezzled several hundred million. Of course, corruption and "tofu-dreg" (shoddy) construction are both indispensable. It is said that the local government has set up a high-level investigation team, specifically wanting to find out if there are major problems with the structural design and construction quality. Does that even need to be asked? X netizens couldn't stand it anymore and were shouting at the top of their lungs: "Don't you know that the Belt and Road specifically exports tofu-dreg projects?" Wherever the Party is, that is the CCP's China—a hit to the nail. The Belt and Road's tofu-dreg projects are a bit like looking at flowers through a fog, but the tofu-dreg projects in China itself are truly rotten—so confident.
Switching the lens back to China, on November 7, an elevated bridge under construction on the Cangyu Expressway section of the South Third Ring Road in Baoding City, Hebei Province, suddenly collapsed. The accident injured one truck driver and three construction workers whose vehicles were traveling on the expressway below, leaving two of them severely injured. Oh my goodness, you're just sitting in your car when a bridge drops out of the sky. On-site video footage shows a massive steel girder crashing down directly onto the expressway surface, a truly spectacular and shocking scene. The characters Hebei Construction Group were conspicuously written on the bridge framework, and a worker wearing a hard hat was lying motionless on the steel frame head-down, which was utterly tragic. It is understood that this elevated bridge had just released a promotional video at the end of October, stating that closure work was underway, and at the time some netizens warned: Did you align it properly? Don't let it collapse right after shooting the video. It became a self-fulfilling prophecy, you really shouldn't speak the hard truth blindly. Other netizens said it was officially announced as connected one day and collapsed the next. Fortunately, this elevated bridge wasn't open to traffic yet; if it had been open when it collapsed, who knows how many innocent families would have suffered. Wait, let me ask a layman's question: why didn't they close the road below during hoisting? Treating human lives with such utter disregard, wouldn't it have been fine just to close it? Hebei Construction Group, the contractor that built the bridge, responded: You're picking bones out of an egg, there are so many shoddy construction projects, don't just stare at my company. The law doesn't punish the masses is being applied right here, crows are black all over the world, but none are blacker than the Chinese Communist Party. Thank you. Speaking of which, the Communist bandits' luck really seems to be running out. On February 2 of this year, the construction finishing stage of the Yuegang Bridge on the Lianshen Line in Jiangsu Province collapsed, killing 5 people, destroying 5 families. Last August, at Section 11 of the Jianzha Yellow River Extra-Large Bridge on the Qinghai Xining-Chengdu Railway, a 108-meter steel girder main arch rib collapsed, killing 13 people and leaving 3 missing. Oh, so many people. In July the year before last, a highway bridge on the Shaanxi Shangluo Danning Expressway section that had been completed for less than six months suffered a single-side collapse, causing 25 vehicles to plunge into the river and leaving 62 people dead or missing. Utterly tragic, believe in the Communist Party and you'll run straight into the crematorium, are you kidding me. Alright, the previous poll results have been posted in the community announcement board, welcome to check them out. New tea friends don't forget to click subscribe and the little bell, and tea friends are also welcome to click on the red sea cucumber health glue Black Friday promotional event recommended by the brothers. There are links in the text column below the title and in the pinned comments, let's go. Multiple styles a week, passionately launched, spicy news skewers, see you there or be square, goodbye