The Most Severe Situation, Beware of Physical Discomfort!! No One Has Seen This, the CCP's Favorite Model Class Has Appeared, Come and Watch! Host Qiqi's Talk 'Wake Up 776' 20260922
This episode is hosted by Qiqi. The program opens with a video of a school class's regular presentation, which is considered by some to be demonic and anti-human. The host uses this to comment on the CCP's dictatorial brainwashing education. Subsequently, the program collects and plays a large number of videos and audio recordings of the dire living conditions of ordinary people at the bottom of Chinese society recently, covering unemployment, low wages, a wave of restaurant and retail business closures, a sharp decrease in orders for delivery drivers, factory shutdowns, surviving by picking up discarded food, and severe social anxiety and economic pressure, highlighting the harsh survival challenges faced by the public in the current economic environment.
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Hello, everyone, welcome to Qiqi Ba Ba, I'm Qiqi. What I'm about to show you, I think it's a bit anti-human. Friends might also feel that it causes physical discomfort.
Welcome leaders and teachers to Class 606. Now we will proceed with the regular presentation of Class 606. Class 606 regular classroom presentation begins. Class 606.
Class six is here, everyone listen to the command.
Our slogan is: Class Six, Class Six, Extraordinary.
Surpass.
Classroom regular presentation item one, our class rules. Without rules, nothing can be accomplished. The sound of learning, as soon as the bell rings, enter the classroom, the sound of reading fills the air. The agreement of order. Strong as pine. Dragon pine, listen to the speech and respect my grandson; the style of etiquette, first speak when you meet, do not do work and walk side by side, the heart of responsibility. Say a thousand, have one.
Class honor, cherish together.
Our oath is. 606, I can.
National flag.
Class 606 enters the camp, classroom regular presentation item two, preparation before class. Class six is here, class six is here, prepare before class, prepare, prepare, books placed, placed in place. Bell rings, stand up. Bell is weak, sit quietly. Classroom regular presentation item three: pre-class recitation, reading posture. It's so tight.
The sky is.
The wind blows.
I. Sing loudly.
Go.
If I. My heart is full of rain.
A thousand miles, and not vast, surrounded on all sides.
Hou Xiaoqiu.
Qiqi Ba Ba. The most serious situation, beware of physical discomfort! No one has ever seen it, the CCP's favorite model class has appeared, come and see! Qiqi Ba Ba TALK『Refreshing 776』20260922 The sky is green. Not outlined by ink lines.
Gently flowing into the clouds, this realm. Like a memorable grassland.
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Go.
Overcoming difficulties, routine display fourth.
Down.
Ladies and gentlemen. Green green.
Whenever the Cold War arrives.
In a crowded lonely room, I can no longer move. In the endless fear here, in the most expensive modern party, wherever you are, you can also see me. Watching you, booming, dancing freely.
Dance? Do you want to dance? Do you want to dance? You you you
Come quickly!
Little monster.
It is the fifth item, recess safety, only three things need to be done. Absorb the books. Rest most.
Important, recess games are the happiest.
Class 606 routine display ends, thank you leaders and teachers for watching.
Thank you, teacher.
Goodbye, teacher.
This class, in the eyes of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), can be said to be a complete model, like a primary school class template promoted nationwide; they really love to see it succeed. Because if every Chinese person could be educated like this, Xi Jinping could be completely at ease. We may think these children look like they are in a delusional state, but for the CCP everything is perfect. The claim that dictatorship is a demon is never just talk; they can do the worst things you can imagine, and even the more unimaginable things.
What the fuck, how is life now? Not a feather, survival itself is a fucking problem, just lie flat.
The lower class is too hard, life has no end, so painful.
You don’t even have two hundred yuan in savings now. Uncle, how old are you?
Today logged sixty times.
Sixty‑four.
Ah.
Now I’ll give you two hundred yuan in savings.
Hey, come in! Hey, come in! Come in! Come in! Come in! Come in! Come in! Come in!
Come in, come in, come in, come in! Oh no, no, no, no, no, no! Oh no, don’t do that, don’t do that.
About this trash can, my car has been parked here for less than half an hour, yet the trash can has been turned over eight times, and they even say the per‑capita savings is 118,000. Who is this per‑capita? How much can they give us? Where did they go? They were late, I guess there’s no trash can left for you to turn.
That’s the real fucking reality. Saw an uncle in Yiwu.
In the small‑goods city cafeteria, he picks up other people’s leftovers, and after they leave, he pours the leftovers into a bowl, then orders a serving of rice to eat it.
Today is September 20th, many people are going home, all waiting here to return to their hometowns. There is a big bus, another one behind it, and another one. Because business in September is very bad, many people are returning home, getting on the bus.
Family, you all.
How much do you earn per hour at work? What is your hourly wage? I just calculated, my hourly wage is 9.33 yuan, because my salary is 2,800. So I have a niche habit: when I buy something, my first reaction is not to look at the price, I calculate how many hours I need to work to afford it. Then I hesitate: if I need to work three hours to buy this, I can’t bear to buy it, I feel my life is miserable. Honestly, my hourly wage is nine yuan, which is already high here. If you work a summer job at our milk‑tea shop, your hourly wage is six yuan—you heard right, six yuan is not even enough to buy a cup of milk tea, maybe a medium pearl milk tea. Our summer and winter job wages are that low. So when we work we can’t even smile. Can you smile when ten jin costs nine yuan? Customers will complain, “Your attitude is bad.” I think just taking the order is enough, you want me to smile? Can you smile for nine yuan? What kind of poverty are people in now?
Come, this is Henan people's dinner, this, this, um, this, this, no meat, no meat, no carbs. A family of three, for three people.
Many people in Guangzhou are now unemployed and can't find work. Future fellow villagers, don't come. If you come, you'll just be doing a good deed for Guangzhou landlords, creating some GDP for Guangzhou landlords.
It's closed, officially closed. September 14, 2026, the store behind me will officially close starting today.
Look, these pears can't be sold, they're not wanted, all dumped. Such good pears. If I had known earlier that my job was delivering food.
I wouldn't have gone to college. Now I have to wear glasses to find orders, for fear of picking up the wrong order and being complained about. I still have to pay off 150,000 in student loans. Alas, how many orders do I have to deliver to pay it off?
What benefits can this generation of post-00s get? I can only think of two benefits. One is the recent food delivery war, where you could get a milk tea for 9.9 yuan, or a meal. The other is now, no matter how much you lie flat, you won't starve to death. For other brothers with no benefits, when you go to work, people say that post-00s are disrupting the workplace. My teammates, colleagues, or people of my generation are all in a rat race, working for 2,000, working for 3,000, working for 1,500. Those from wealthy families work even without pay. What about me, from an ordinary family, who still needs to rent a place, eat, and live? What should I do? Brothers, it's too competitive. The post-00s generation has taken all the hardship and no benefits.
No benefits, brothers.
Who wouldn't cry, brothers!
Winter is hard.
Everyone is tired.
Even mooncakes aren't selling. Is the overall environment this bad this year? But it makes sense. Stock investors are losing money, business owners are losing money, everyone is having a hard time.
Let's look at the vacancy situation in the K11 mall in Shekou. This is on the third floor, many shops are empty, and there aren't many people. Even the shops that are open don't have much business. Basically, you can't see customers, or even store employees. Business is difficult.
Let's talk about how bad the economy is now. Let's take my home as an example. About three or four years ago, I stopped cooking. For example, if I didn't want to cook tonight, my family would definitely go out to eat. Either we'd go to a restaurant for stir-fry, or eat some boiled fish, or some halal dishes, or barbecue skewers. At the very least, we'd go eat a bowl of beef noodles, or go to a good restaurant where a bowl costs seventeen, eighteen yuan, and then have some small dishes. A meal for a family of three would cost about sixty or seventy yuan. If it was a bit better, maybe one hundred or two hundred yuan. But now! Tonight I don't want to cook either. I'm eating instant noodles. I only bought one pack. One pack is definitely not enough for a family of three. I added some dried noodles, a few more eggs, some ham sausage, and a few bags of pickled vegetables. We'll make do. I said I'm not going out to eat. With that money, we can buy instant noodles. The whole family of three didn't spend ten yuan.
There are so many debtors now. So many social conflicts have arisen.
Now. The burden is getting heavier and heavier, and the pressure is increasing.
A large number of people who fear nothing have emerged. Really, just a couple of days ago.
What happened in Guangdong taught me a lesson: from now on, when you walk outside, no matter where you are, maintain at least an arm's length distance from people. If they suddenly grab you or make a move towards you, you'll have space to defend yourself. The economy is not good, life pressure is high, tempers are high this year. You don't know what others might do.
It's closed, it's closed. Two months, sixty days. After selling today, we'll close the doors.
Chichibapa.
The employees have also left. Tomorrow, we can start packing these things.
Um, forty-five yuan, found a temporary job doing machines for twelve years. Oh, twenty yuan an hour. After twelve years, I finally found a job. Um, I often didn't go. Mine, mine closed. What to do? Worked for a year, supervisor, haha, retired, or you.
Why are so many young people unwilling to work now? The main reason is the work and the treatment. It's rare to find a job with an eight-hour workday now. If you look outside, even for waiters, they don't have eight-hour shifts anymore, most are nine or ten hours. Then you ask about the salary, it's three thousand yuan. In addition, some jobs have long working hours, and they only get two or three days off a month, which is twelve days off in a year.
After graduating from university, I finally got a diploma. I majored in finance, and I originally thought I would work in a bank or a bond company after graduation, at least in an office. But reality slapped me in the face. I sent out more than a hundred resumes and only received two interview invitations. One offered a monthly salary of 3,000 yuan with only one day off per week and no accommodation or meals provided; the other offered 2,800 yuan, also with few benefits. After struggling for a long time and being unable to find a decent job, I became a security guard.
I'll slap myself twice first. Why? The current job market is too difficult, brothers. But everyone is still competing, extremely, extremely competitive. Even for this security guard job, many university graduates are doing it. They say they earn only two or three thousand yuan a month, work twelve hours a day or even more, and still continue to do it. Even working as a waiter, they don't contribute to the five social insurances and one housing fund, and they might only get one or two days off a month.
I regret taking the Gaokao, and even more, I regret going to university! I think the money spent on university, the tens of thousands of yuan that my family painstakingly saved, should have been used to buy a plane ticket abroad right after I graduated from high school. Then, I could have done some basic work and slowly gotten by. It would have been much better than now, much, much better.
Aren't you curious about those people who have two days off a month, earn just over two thousand yuan, work more than ten hours a day, and still don't leave? That's right, I'm one of those people, and I'm doing this job. This kind of job usually can't find anyone to do it, and even if they find someone, that person can't last long. What to do? The boss came up with a wicked idea: sign a contract with you. If you want to work long-term, you must work for at least six months. If you don't complete six months, I will fine you, about a thousand yuan. So, even if I encounter something very unhappy or whatever, and even if I want to resign, I have to consider the fine. Moreover, it's not just this one place; about eight out of ten restaurants are like this. If you can't work for half a year, OK, I'll fine you. That's how it is. I was fined over 800 yuan in my last job, and then I resigned. This job also involves a fine if you can't work for half a year. I'm curious, isn't anyone going to manage this? Is this legal? Is this normal?
Brothers, it's fake to say I'm not anxious. I'm really, really anxious and a bit worried. There are really no orders for food delivery. Let me show you. Look, it's all people, all people.
Why is no one ordering food delivery anymore? I've been online for more than two hours and only delivered four orders, earning more than twenty yuan. But it seems like there are more and more people delivering food.
Hmph, what's going on? The economy is not good now, and no business is easy to do. In this row of alleys, there are many shops, and most of them change hands every six months or a few months. They close down in a short time. It's true, it's not easy to do business, no business is easy to do, many have closed down.
Next month, the rent for my factory building is due. After it expires, I don't plan to renew the lease and will close it down. My small processing plant makes composite fabric, like this. I've been doing it since 2015, for almost eleven years. Since 2021, the orders have been decreasing year by year. By 2024, one of my major clients went bankrupt. About 70% of my orders came from them. After they couldn't continue, I basically couldn't continue either.
If you start to go hungry, the situation actually becomes complicated. Many people have a common misconception that there can be no one in China who cannot get a meal, so no one could go hungry. In reality, throughout China there has never been a time without hunger. There are indeed many families for whom getting food is difficult. Originally, because of the reform and opening up, more and more people were able to move off the survival line of just having enough to eat. But the current economic situation is pushing more people below that line. Can Chinese people endure this drop? I'm not really sure either. What do you think, friends?
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