Daily People's Report: Analysis of the Zhuhai Xianzhong Model

"Analysis of the Zhuhai Xianzhong Model"

The reason why the serious ramming case in Zhuhai this time could cause such a huge number of casualties is related to the careful prior design of the crime.

First, the perpetrator chose an SUV. SUVs are larger in volume, have a higher field of vision, and generally use larger wheels, so they are not easily stopped after the first impact. Even if the car stops, due to the height of the SUV, it is more difficult for nearby people to drag the driver out of the cabin by smashing windows or pulling doors to subdue them. Second, unlike countless similar cases previously where intersections were chosen—where people can easily escape in all directions, and thus the number of people actually hit is often small, usually around 5-15 people—in this case, the perpetrator chose a circular track that was enclosed, fenced, and had only two exits, making it very difficult for the vast majority of people to escape. They could only be continuously driven in an enclosed space. In fact, it was quite fortunate that there were not many people running that day; if there had been more people, the secondary injuries from stampedes would have been very tragic.

Finally, the perpetrator in this case did not insist on accelerating suddenly to top speed in one go, which would have caused the vehicle to become uncontrollable and crash into a nearby wall, leaving it immobile. He was always very clear that the biggest problem with car warfare is after the car stops; in that situation, whether reversing or restarting is very difficult. Therefore, he consistently maintained a medium-to-high speed (according to people on site, the car's speed was not particularly fast, about 50-60 km/h, though people certainly cannot outrun it) to continuously ram and run over people around the track. This actually conforms to the principles of ancient cavalry combat; when Li Rusong fought at the Biti Pavilion, he absolutely would not dismount to fight even when the men and horses were exhausted, which is an embodiment of this principle.

It must be said that the technical improvement provided by the perpetrator for car warfare this time is highly innovative.

Summary of the reasons for high lethality:

1. Vehicle choice: SUVs have an advantage

2. Location choice: Enclosed circular track, unfavorable for escape, concentrated personnel.

3. Driving strategy: Medium-to-high speed circling impacts, the vehicle continues to kill in a stable and controllable manner.

Core point: The killer had ideas and a logic. Compared to past car warfare, tactical innovation was carried out.

Imagine the victims being chased by an SUV on an enclosed track; this is truly terrifying and desperate!