Cựu quân nhân tiết lộ mặt tối của quân đội Trung Quốc

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Mới đây, một cựu quân nhân ở Trung Quốc, từng là Tiểu Phấn Hồng (những người theo chủ nghĩa dân tộc mù quáng), là thành viên của đội quân 50 xu (dư luận viên trên mạng của chính quyền TQ), đã kể lại quá trình thức tỉnh của mình.
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Recently, an ex-soldier in China who used to be a little pink,
that is, people of blind nationalism,
is a member of the 50-su team or a commentator on the Internet of the Chinese government,
has retold the awakening process of himself.
Other noteworthy information will also be displayed,
including a picture of the Luc Tu wave,
brilliantly shown at the Asian Sports Festival in Hangzhou.
The financial sector of 12 cities in China is at risk of bankruptcy.
The buyer lost his job and was cut off from the bank's bonds.
People compete to buy lottery tickets in the hope of losing their faith in the future.
First, let's talk about the awakening of an ex-soldier.
Ms. Bach Liu Tou, an ex-soldier,
used to be a little pink.
Now she has realized the hideousness and cruelty of the Chinese government.
She shared her journey with a reporter for Dai Ki Nguyen Tieng Trung.
Ms. Bach is a resident of Guangdong Province.
After graduating from high school in 2005,
her family wanted her to have a future
and thought that by enlisting,
she could have a stable job.
Therefore, when the government recruited soldiers,
her family spent a lot of money to bring her into the army.
Ms. Bach told reporters,
there was a fee for female soldiers
and this fee was divided among people with different relationships at the recruitment agency.
To have a relationship, you have to give money.
To be on the list of health inspectors.
At that time, we spent more than 200,000 yuan,
equivalent to 670 million VND.
When I was still in the recruits,
the captain asked us to sit on the ground to count.
How much did this family spend?
How much did the other family spend?
Everyone knows.
Ms. Bach was assigned to a communication unit in Beijing.
She was in charge of the communication room,
treated very well,
treated at hospital 301
and ate very delicious food.
The long-distance call station she made
was the No. 1 communication station
for the calls of large figures.
It was highly confidential.
Every week, the number of calls of those leaders changed.
After joining the army,
Ms. Bach found this place particularly scary.
She said,
all the new recruits were beaten.
The captain asked us to take off our clothes.
That's perverted.
She also asked for our money.
We had to give her money.
The soldiers in the camp called the long-distance call station
and even got kicked out by the leader.
The long-distance call station
had two upgrades every year.
Not only did you have to do a good job,
but you also had to pass a political test.
Or you had to have a very tight relationship.
Or you had to give up
in order to improve your relationship.
After two years of working in the army,
Ms. Bach decided to go home to find a job.
She didn't want to be a police officer.
She didn't want to spend so much money
to get a promotion.
A year later,
her father had to go to the deputy commander
to offer her to study in the medical field.
So she was transferred
from the long-distance call station.
One time,
she swore to a male soldier
who was injured in Tinh Son Tay.
His tailbone was damaged.
He even told her
that he was beaten
in the new recruits' team.
She heard that and cried.
She was worried about him.
However, because of this,
a few days later,
a man raped her.
The military hospital didn't allow her
to replace the male soldier.
Ms. Bach knew
that the military training
of the government was very successful.
She said,
we were very angry
in front of the so-called foreign forces
of the United States, Canada and Taiwan.
In 2007,
Ms. Bach left the country
and went to the United States to give birth.
This became the source
of her confusion.
She said,
at first I didn't want to go anywhere.
I said there was nothing good in the United States.
I didn't want to give birth in the United States.
After going to the United States,
I stayed for two weeks.
After a quarrel,
I took a plane back to China.
At that time, my belly was big
and my husband dared not force me anymore.
But every day he woke up at midnight
and said,
I have to be rich
because I was bullied.
She was worried
that her husband was sick,
so when she was 34 weeks pregnant,
she flew from Guangzhou
to Las Vegas
to start living in the United States
and give birth.
While on leave,
waiting for the baby to give birth,
there was nothing to do.
She was at home watching videos
She said,
I felt very uncomfortable
when I saw the kids shooting at the students
and listening to the mothers of Tiananmen.
I really felt pain and humiliation.
How can I be stupid
for so many years?
I have served in the army for so many years.
Why do I serve such a
Hitler-style dictatorship?
Ms. Bach said,
there is also content about the internal
war in China.
When I was in the country,
I was really frustrated.
I couldn't sleep at night
and just cried.
I didn't know how to express my feelings.
I felt completely deceived.
I was very angry, sad and desperate,
but I didn't know what to do.
I was really in pain.
So the landlord
took her there
to make fire, cook for her
and take her to the church.
She wanted to commemorate the 4th of June,
so she chose to give birth
on the 10th of June.
But when 39 weeks were up,
she could give birth in California
and this form of circumcision
was legal.
After giving birth in the US,
she returned to China.
But she felt she could not
stay here
because she felt like sitting on a pile of fire.
She realized clearly that
the Chinese government is a dictatorship
and the Communist Party of China
is a very evil organization.
When the anti-extradition movement
broke out in Hong Kong in 2019,
Ms. Bach worried that the Communist Party
of China would shoot.
But she still wanted to participate
in the demonstration
because she had not participated
in the previous movement.
This time she wanted to support
this free and democratic movement.
No matter what, Hong Kong
will not be like China.
At the end of 2019,
Ms. Bach gave birth again
but her husband had to abort.
At that time, China had not yet
approved the three-child policy
so her husband had to face
a high penalty or be fired
from his job.
This is something they could not accept.
Therefore, in February next year,
she decided to move to New Zealand.
Unfortunately, due to too much pressure,
pregnancy in her womb happened
when she was 3-4 months old.
She said,
My opposition to the Chinese government
I feel that all the suffering
that I have to endure
comes from this regime.
I hope that the next generation
will not suffer the same suffering.
The image of the green wave
appeared at the Asian Sports Conference.
On October 1,
in the 100-meter final
of the Asian Sports Conference Hangzhou,
the photo of Chinese athlete
Ngo Diem Ni and her teammate
Lam Vu Vi hugged was banned
on the Chinese Internet.
In the official Weibo of CCTV China,
there was a post congratulating
Lam Vu Vi for winning
the 100-meter final.
At the end of the post,
there was a photo of Ngo Diem Ni
and Lam Vu Vi hugging
because the number of shirts
on Lam Vu Vi's back is 6
and the number of shirts
of Ngo Diem Ni is 4,
so the photo of the two
hugging accidentally has the word 64
touching the sensitive topic
This photo appeared on CCTV,
then CCTV found
that there was something wrong
so quickly deleted it.
This move has attracted
criticism from netizens.
Some netizens said
if not deleted,
I would not have noticed.
How can they be so scared?
The number 64 must be
the origin of the Chinese authoritarian regime.
Some people say
the two athletes
are the same person.
This photo is too expensive.
Some netizens also said
if not deleted,
few people will write
until June 4.
From Li Zaiqi's live stream
to the Asian Sports Festival this time,
the two activities
had a direct impact on me.
In a live broadcast
on the evening of June 3 last year,
Li Zaiqi,
a Chinese streamer
was surprised to be interrupted.
From the evening of June 3
to the early morning of June 4,
1989,
the Chinese authoritarian regime
used troops, tanks
and armed police to suppress
protesters in Tiananmen Square.
To cover up this history,
the regime has banned
relevant topics.
The financial situation of the 12
urban provinces collapsed.
The Mid-Autumn Festival
is a holiday
to mark the beginning
of a new era
in China.
During the Mid-Autumn Festival,
government agencies
and Chinese companies
distributed Mid-Autumn cakes
or discounted Mid-Autumn cakes
to employees.
In the official world,
the slogan
of sending Mid-Autumn cakes
is more and more popular.
Not only on the e-commerce platform,
but the number of Mid-Autumn cakes
for companies is also declining.
A customer of Mid-Autumn cakes
has reduced the order
from 3,000 boxes last year
to a few hundred boxes
due to the company's dismissal of employees.
A shopkeeper in Beijing said
the Mid-Autumn Festival is no longer
a high point to shop like in the past.
Currently, the Chinese economy
is declining,
everyone has no money in their pockets.
In June,
there was news
of a doctor's salary cut
in Lajiang City,
Henan Province,
Guangxi Province
and other places.
Recently,
doctors at Dongyuan Hospital
in Beijing said
their salaries
had decreased significantly
in August,
with a 50% reduction
in the number
of mid-autumn cakes.
The average income
of a mid-autumn cake
is less than 500 yuan,
equivalent to 1,600,000 VND,
not even compared
to a hairdresser in Shanghai.
A Guangzhou netizen
revealed on the e-commerce platform
that his mother is a retired teacher
at a university in Guangzhou
and has a salary cut
of nearly 8,000 yuan,
according to her.
Last week, the school's
office announced
that the teacher's salary
would be reduced by nearly 50%,
applied from October 1.
As a result,
his mother's salary
was reduced from 8,000 yuan
to 4,500 yuan.
Ms. Nhan, a retired teacher
in Tianjin,
revealed that,
as she knows,
there is no longer
a bowl of rice in the eyes
of ordinary people.
This is not just happening
in one place.
Salary cuts in the system
have taken place
across the country,
but in different places
the level is different.
In addition, according to the report
of the AFA,
many people working
in the Chinese government
and the Tianjin City Government
and the Tianjin Public
Transportation Corporation
have been cut off from their salaries
for several months.
According to sources,
Tianjin has actually
broken out of finance,
debt exceeds production value,
the only choice is to increase taxes.
This makes businesses
unable to bear the burden.
In Nanjing, the capital of Jiangsu,
a large economic province
The local government is forced to borrow money
from all districts in the city
to solve a part of the debt issue.
Some scholars analyze that
the city government of Nanjing
is facing the risk of bankruptcy.
Bloomberg news agency previously reported
that the Chinese government identified
12 cities as high-risk areas
and said these areas
would receive more support,
including Guizhou, Hunan,
Katlam, Anhui and Tianjin.
In other words,
the top 12 cities in China
are currently facing bankruptcy.
People in these areas
can be transferred
from public unrest
to uprisings
and attacks on the Communist Party
of China.
Compared to those who are cut off
from their salaries,
those who borrow money to buy a house
but lose their jobs
and are cut off from their taxes
are the worst victims.
In recent years,
a young man posted a video
saying he had bought a house
in Tainan for 1 million yuan,
paid 300,000 yuan,
paid 700,000 yuan
and paid 3,900 yuan
every month.
In June last year,
due to the pandemic,
he had no income
and was cut off from his taxes.
After half a year of not being able
to pay the rent,
all his accounts were closed.
There were a lot of costs
including compensation
for the bank,
trial fees,
and a total of 100,000 yuan.
Meanwhile,
only 800 yuan was left in his pocket.
Although China's economic situation
is not good,
there is a strange phenomenon
that the number of lottery tickets
is increasing rapidly.
In August, the number of lottery tickets
reached 53 billion yuan,
an increase of 54%
compared to the same period last year.
In previous years,
people who bought lottery tickets
were mainly the elderly
and low-income people.
This year,
a large number of young people
have come to the lottery.
Opinions say that
many young people dream of being rich,
although their dreams may not come true,
but at least buying lottery tickets
means that the situation
of the whole society
and the country is very bad.
People do not see hope in life.
Where will they put their hope?
It is the lottery season
and the hope that the cake
will fall from the sky.
This shows that the psychology
of the whole society is very down,
and the whole society
has completely lost faith.
Everyone knows that the number
of lottery tickets is very low,
there is no hope,
and there is no future.
Mr. Vuong Hach continues,
now people still want
to work hard,
is there a place to work hard?
Is there hope to work hard?
No, people's hearts
are basically dead.
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