Near the old West Railway Station in Guigang, Guangxi, a 16-year-old girl was hit by a car and slightly injured, but she was forcibly tied to a stretcher by four people and sent to an ambulance. The girl shouted “I have hepatitis B”. The next day, the girl’s body was sent to the funeral home. What’s more shocking is that the man who kidnapped the girl in black clothes was similar to the man who went through the green channel for organ transplantation on June 18, including clothes, pants, hairstyle and body shape. Netizens wondered how many orders this man had done?
A Chinese-backed contractor is facing an investigation after the collapse of a 33-story skyscraper in Bangkok during the earthquake on Friday. When a magnitude 7.7 earthquake occurred in central Myanmar, about 1,300 kilometers from the capital of Thailand, the glass facade of the unfinished building fell to the ground in a pile of smoke and dust, and dozens of people were trapped in the ruins. However, despite the cranes dotted on the skyline of this megacity, no other construction site has reported a similar collapse. So far, eight bodies have been found from the ruins of skyscrapers, and it is estimated that 50 more people are missing. In Myanmar, large-scale destruction has occurred, and the death toll has exceeded 1,600.
series of violent attacks across China in recent months have pierced a tightly controlled society’s veneer of stability. In late September, a 37-year-old man killed three people and injured 15 others in a stabbing spree at a Shanghai supermarket. In October, a 50-year-old man injured five people in a knife attack in Beijing. Then, on November 11, a 62-year-old man drove into a crowd in the southern city of Zhuhai and killed 35 people and injured 43 others in what is thought to be one of China’s deadliest acts of criminal violence in decades. In the days that followed, a mass stabbing by a 21-year-old student killed eight and injured 17 at a vocational school in Wuxi, near Shanghai, and a car attack left several schoolchildren and parents injured outside an elementary school in northern Hunan Province.
There have been at least 20 such attacks in China this year, with a death toll of more than 90 people. Government officials have called these incidents “isolated” and offered explanations emphasizing individual motivations: the driver in the Zhuhai car attack was unhappy with his divorce settlement, for instance; the Wuxi attacker had failed his exams. But taken together, the attacks reveal deep and widespread ruptures in Chinese society fueled by economic stagnation, systemic inequality, and social immobility and exclusion. As a result, such incidents have come to be known as “revenge against society” attacks. — Read on www.foreignaffairs.com/china/roots-revenge-against-society-attacks-china
The Chinese live by deceiving each other 中国人过着互相欺骗的生活
I only now know where in China it is written as civilization, respect, justice, and equality of the rule of law on the wall. It was a writing that the Chinese people lacked so much.
Chinese is never changed at all to make cheat and fake products.
中国人从未改变过制造作弊和假冒产品。
Chinese women have taken it upon themselves to prove that the length of sanitary pads often fall short of what is advertised. — Read on www.bbc.com/news/articles/cev9ry341dyo
中国女性已经自行证明，卫生巾的长度往往没有达到广告宣传的长度。
The Chinese live by deceiving each other 中国人过着互相欺骗的生活
A 23-year-old Chinese national was arrested in Zurich for allegedly stabbing three young boys aged five as they were heading to a daycare center. The incident occurred in the Oerlikon district shortly after noon, when the children were accompanied by a staff member. Reports indicate that one boy was seriously wounded while the other two sustained moderate injuries. The staff member and a bystander managed to restrain the assailant until the police arrived. Authorities have yet to reveal the motive behind the attack, but the police are actively investigating the situation. The injured children were taken to nearby hospitals for treatment, and the police have confirmed that they are receiving the necessary care.
After a spate of mass attacks in China where the perpetrators were supposedly ‘taking revenge on society’, some are calling for reform and greater social support.
Chinese spy She Zhijiang, currently detained in Thailand and fighting repatriation to China, claimed in an Al Jazeera documentary that he began his spy work in the Philippines in 2016 while evading Chinese authorities who had ordered his arrest for illegal gambling. 中国间谍She Zhijiang目前被拘留在泰国，正在与遣返中国作斗争，他在半岛电视台的一部纪录片中声称，他于2016年开始在菲律宾从事间谍工作，同时躲避因非法赌博而下令逮捕他的中国当局。
— Read on www.philstar.com/headlines/2024/09/29/2388809/detained-chinese-spy-says-espionage-work-philippines-began-2016
Chinese Submarine: 55 crew members died after being stupidly caught in an undersea pit set up in early 2024 to protect their territorial waters and catch submarines from other countries. Naturally, the Chinese government kept it a secret. A Chinese submarine, which had broken down and was adrift in the waters off Taiwan, was later towed home after being discovered by a Taiwanese fisherman. In May 2024, a new nuclear-powered attack submarine, which boasted that it had poured all the might of “China” into responding to U.S. submarines, sank while preparing for its first voyage at a shipyard. All of this is such a comedy-like incident, but it really happened in China. As nuclear-fueled submarines continued to sink one after another, the Chinese government kept a secret about how much radiation had leaked. It is expected to be second only to the Japanese nuclear power plant’s radioactive leaks. After spreading the disease to the entire planet in Wuhan in 2019, China has never reflected on itself, and is even spreading radiation into the sea due to a series of failures and accidents with its messy nuclear weapons. It is completely private to the Chinese, and the Chinese are struggling to access Weibo today to find a job and earn even a few dollars from patriotism in self-hypnosis that their military and weapons are the best in the world.
The sinking of China’s first Zhou-class submarine represents a setback for Beijing as it continues to build out the world’s largest navy. Beijing has become increasingly assertive in pursuing its claim to virtually the entire South China Sea, which is crucial to international trade.
“It’s not surprising that the PLA Navy would try to conceal” the sinking, the official added.
The mishap “raises questions about production and safety standards of the PLA Navy’s first-in-class nuclear-powered attack submarine – one of the Chinese defence industry’s most advanced platforms,” said James Char, a China defence expert at Singapore’s S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies.
“As well as sowing doubts about the survivability of the new submarine, it also reminds us of the potential pitfalls armed forces around the world may face when it comes to handling nuclear material.”
It looks like a real kidnapping video from China, but isn’t it scary that it was done in broad daylight? However, this is not surprising, as more than 1 million people go missing every year.
In the perverted Communist China, the owner of a supermarket in Hangzhou was beaten and scolded by three men. She has now been forced to transfer the business and close it, but it is not known whether the transfer advertisement was done by herself or the landlord! Dirty Chinese!
