China: Tofu Bridges Collapse, Million-Dollar Tofu Mansions Collapse with Just One Touch!

China's tofu-dreg construction projects are terrifying to talk about, yet people feel helpless. This has already become an undeniable fact across buildings, roads and bridges. This is what a man from Guangdong witnessed. The pillars of an apartment building had cracked and deformed. In response, a netizen summed it up. 70 years of property rights, 30 years of mortgage, 20 years of lifespan? The Communist Party specializes in building tofu-dreg houses, forcing you to work hard for your mortgage forever. This single sentence reveals the reason why such poorly built houses are so prevalent in China today. Here is a shocking scene of a building collapsing and its walls peeling off. Man. Oh my god. Man. Ah. Building 14, the wall is falling apart. This image shows the exterior walls of a residential building in China peeling off. A user on Platform X questioned, is the wind too strong or is it just tofu-dreg construction? On February 10th, 2025 in Shanghai, Ms. Chen was sweeping the floor in her third floor home when she suddenly stepped through the floor and fell into her neighbor's apartment on the floor. Ms. Xia, the second floor resident, recalled, I was sitting here and my husband was cooking in the kitchen. Suddenly there was a loud crash behind us. Someone was sitting in our home. I asked my husband, why is there a person here? He said, she fell from upstairs. Ms. Chen's kitchen floor had a large hole. Still shaken, she said, maybe it was termites. They must have eaten through the floor. It's a serious matter. I'm a grown adult and I just fell straight through. For many Chinese people, buying a home is one of the most important events in life. As housing prices continue to rise, many have no choice but to take on massive mortgages. But as tofu-dreg buildings become more common, many are feeling deeply disheartened. Look, it really cracked. From this side, you can see the load-bearing wall has split through. This building seems a bit dangerous. See here, it's cracked all the way down and there is this ceiling that can fall down any time. Oh my God, unbelievable. What kind of quality is this? Spending millions of yuan only to end up with a house of this quality. Man, look at what the developers have built. You spend millions on a house and it turns out to be a tofu-dreg construction. Look, I can scrape it off with my hand. Hear that sound? Did you hear it? Tell me, should we report this? Everyone, should we report this? It would be surprising if this house didn't collapse given how it's built. This homeowner is equally frustrated. The video subtitle reads, can someone tell me why the house I bought for over 2 million yuan is made of foam? Man, oh my God. A netizen commented, this house is terrifying. Another pointed out, the outer wall is foam insulation and inside is concrete. If the concrete crumbles at the slightest touch, then it's definitely a tofu-dreg construction. For those who have spent nearly all their savings on these poorly built homes, they have no choice but to speak out. On November 20th, 2024, homeowners protesting against the substandard Gailinchunan housing development in Chongqing went to the sales office to demand their rights and record evidence, only to be directly threatened by the police. Police officer, we can deal with you. We can detain you. I'm telling you clearly. Man, I'm lawfully defending my rights. I'm not breaking the law. Police officer, I'm recording this. Man, I just want to defend my rights properly. Police officer, what are you defending your rights for? Man, I'm just an ordinary person. Police officer, turn off your phone. I'm recording here. Man, I haven't broken the law. Police officer, how have you not? Posting those pictures, don't you think that's illegal? Even in public places like hospitals, there is no escape from tofu-dreg construction. On December 5th, 2024, at around 3 p.m., the newly opened hospital in Chaozhou, Guangdong Province, had just moved into its new facility when the ceiling suddenly collapsed, injuring multiple people. This is the scene after the ceiling fell to the ground. A netizen commented, this might just be the tip of the iceberg. Even schools are not spared from tofu-dreg construction issues. At Fujian Normal University's Qishan campus, students were in class when the ceiling suddenly collapsed, with some students being injured by falling chunks of concrete. Tofu-dreg construction can lead to tragedies in the most unexpected moments. This video captures a ridiculous scene involving a bathroom showerhead. The video's humorous caption reads, at first glance, it looked like some kind of high-tech automatic shower, but then, what a shock. A netizen commented, I was just about to praise the high-tech innovation, but then... In a certain region of southern China, a large pothole appeared on a bridge. On August 8th, 2024, the Longting Bridge in Sansui County, Qiandongnan, Guizhou Province, suddenly collapsed. What was shocking was that there wasn't a single steel reinforcement bar inside. Woman, oh my god, oh wow, this is terrifying. In February 2025, a newly completed bridge in Hubei Province suffered a foundation collapse shortly after construction. Under public pressure, the Jiangling County Water Resources and Lakes Bureau in Jingzhou quickly issued a statement. In response to netizens' concerns regarding the tilting of a newly built bridge in Jiangling County, preliminary investigations confirmed that the bridge was an agricultural use bridge under construction, with a total investment of 1.65 million yuan. It began trial operation on February 10th, and on February 11th, the construction team detected some settlement on both sides of the bridge abutments, leading to partial tilting of the bridge deck. From this, we can see that this bridge, costing 1.65 million yuan, tilted after just one day of use, a textbook example of tofu-dreg construction. There are likely serious corruption issues hidden within. In China, even the heavy bridge piers that are supposed to support these structures have shocking secrets behind them. When the construction team was demolishing the old bridge pier, they discovered that what appeared to be solid steel-reinforced concrete was actually hollow inside with mud and sand flowing out. I always thought these bridge piers were solid. So, which is sturdier, hollow or solid construction? Man. When the construction team was demolishing an abandoned bridge, they discovered that the bridge piers, which were supposed to support the structure, were not filled with concrete but entirely with yellow sand. People have seen all kinds of bridge collapses and fractures, but this kind of floating bridge is beyond imagination. Man. When there was water under the bridge, I always wondered how the piers managed to stay stable. Turns out, they don't need to stand at all. They just float in the air. Who came up with this genius idea? What kind of engineering principle is this? Many believe that bridge collapses are directly related to poor construction quality. Bridges collapse every other day. This has happened so many times, there are way too many tofu-dreg bridges. Others mocked the situation. There are plenty of ancient bridges that have lasted for centuries without collapsing. They only get demolished. But modern bridges? They're made of paper. So, what does the Chinese government do when roads start crumbling due to shoddy construction? They have a solution. In Hailun City, Heilongjiang Province, after a poorly built road developed cracks, the local government's solution was stitching the road. Man. The people of Hailun are truly ingenious. The road cracked, so they just stitched it back together. A netizen bluntly exposed the truth. After multiple layers of kickbacks and subcontracting, the remaining money was only enough to do this much work. Tofu-dreg construction can be seen all over China. Even in the political heart of the Chinese Communist Party Beijing, this phenomenon is just as common. In November 2021, a road in a commercial district of Chaoyang, Beijing suddenly caved in, causing an 83-year-old elderly woman to fall into a deep pit. There were no proper barricades around the hole, just a few stools placed nearby. A netizen pointed out, there are so many similar incidents in this country. In fact, the entire underground structure of Beijing is unstable. On the surface, everything looks glamorous. But underneath, it's hollow. I doubt there are regular civil engineering assessments, and the city has failed to meet proper scientific standards. In China, more and more cases of tofu-dreg construction are being exposed online, allowing those unaware of the issue to see the shocking reality. But for many, these revelations only send a chill down their spine, making them wonder, how does one even survive in such an environment? A user on X platform, Overseas Exposé posted, the CCP has publicly released surveillance footage of the Wenchuan earthquake for the first time. A large number of the victims were students in schools, while government buildings suffered almost no casualties. It was clearly a man-made disaster, a consequence of tofu-dreg construction. The CCP's evil lies in efforts to silence and blind people from the truth. You're not allowed to see it, and you're certainly not allowed to speak about it. The CCP is utterly evil. Tofu-dreg construction poses a severe threat to human lives, yet the Chinese government seems unconcerned. They are more interested in protecting their own personal interests. Meanwhile, ordinary Chinese citizens are left with no choice but to live in overpriced, poorly built homes, walk on crumbling roads, cross unstable bridges, study in unsafe classrooms, and even seek medical treatment in shoddy hospitals. This clearly reflects the government's true attitude toward the life-threatening issue of tofu-dreg construction. While they loudly proclaim the slogan, serving the people, in reality, it is the people who suffer while the government turns a blind eye. The CCP has long used lies to create a false image of prosperity in mainland China, while the people live in hardship but have difficulty speaking out. A UP host on Bilibili recorded the voices and feelings of ordinary people in mainland China with a camera. Although there was no emotional tone, he was still summoned by the police, and most of his videos were deleted. Recently, the mainland Bilibili UP host, This is a Suspicious Planet, was summoned, and most of his videos were deleted, which attracted attention. According to online information, the videos posted by the UP host recorded the real lives of people in various industries, such as students, farmers, and workers. These included an example of a day in high school in a county town in Henan, a report on the production process of hot and sour noodles in a food factory in Henan, a report on the situation of young workers in a building materials factory in Henan, an investigation report on porters in Zhengzhou, and an investigation record of the economic income of farmers in rural areas in western Henan, etc. Some netizens pointed out that the investigation by this UP host was not cursory. He would eat and live with migrant workers, obtain real first-hand materials, and did not show any bias or tendency, without any emotional tone, just faithfully recording the real life of the moment, recording the voices and feelings of ordinary people, and then presenting them in their original form. Netizens said, he really went to the building materials factory to investigate the lives of ordinary workers. This UP host's expression is really very restrained. This is the investigation report of the new era. Some netizens praised his work, saying, it has a sense of compassion for the world and no suspicion of sarcasm, which is really rare. The most valuable and precious thing about this netizen who investigates the lives of ordinary people is that he allows others to see more of real life. But since January 22nd, the UP host's account has not been updated. Recently, a netizen posted a message saying, the person has finished the record and came out. It is confirmed that he is safe. I won't talk about the specific details. The UP host's account on Bilibili shows that many videos can no longer be opened. Netizens noted, there are only 10 videos left out of the original 165 videos. The UP host's experience has attracted the attention of netizens. Some netizens said, because of recording the lives of ordinary people, he was called in for questioning by the police. It turns out that recording has become a fault now. I am very curious, is such recording not allowed? Then what kind of voice and what kind of picture do we need? Where can we seek the truth? Are we really going to enter the real version of the Truman Show? Another netizen sarcastically said, when you point the camera at the vast majority of ordinary people in China, every frame you record automatically becomes a banned film. Silence is the perfect annotation of the Red Terror. No investigation, no right to speak. If you investigate, there will be no human rights. An overseas ex-netizen said, this land only allows you to praise and sing, but not record, write realistically, or criticize. All social realism is the least allowed to be publicly disseminated. This is inconsistent with greatness, righteousness, and it is easy to uncover the false prosperity of the mask. The CCP uses lies to construct false narratives to deceive the people in the outside world, fearing that the real living conditions of the Chinese people will be revealed. In March 2023, a UP host named Hu Qianfeng accidentally exposed the miserable lives of Chinese elderly people through a random interview with the elderly on the streets of Chengdu. His B station account was once banned, and his Douyin account was cancelled.