Chinese Elites Are Completely Unaccountable

[Music] The Chinese internet wants to know just who is this mysterious Chinese woman and how is she connected to the CCP elites. Welcome to China Uncensored. I'm Chris Chapel. Don't forget to leave a honeypot emoji in the comments for the algorithm. So, the Chinese internet is all a buzz over a young woman in Australia who allegedly crashed a Rolls-Royce into the chauffeur of famous Australian radio host Kyle Sanderlands while drunk. I'll never understand people who drink and drive when you can just call a ride share, be responsible, and throw up in their car instead of yours. She clearly hasn't heard of stealth. What happened last night? But Lan Lan Yang didn't look happy to see cameras as she left Waverly Police Station. The 23-year-old was allegedly behind the wheel of a Tiffany blue Rolls-Royce thought to be worth around $1 million when it slammed head-on into a MercedesBenz on New South Road in the early hours of this morning. Yang, flanked by two police officers, was arrested after allegedly returning a positive roadside breath test. However, back at the station, police claim she was uncooperative, refusing a secondary test. Drunk driving is bad enough, but how do you expect to get away with it in such an attentiongrabbing vehicle? That'd be like trying to stay under the radar while driving the Oscar Meyer wiener mobile and you're dressed like this. This story has all the markings of a CSI setup. A 23-year-old driving a $1 million Rolls-Royce. A horrible crash in the early hours of the morning. A celebrity victim. Although in this case, the driver of the other car wasn't killed, just seriously injured with a broken spine, broken ribs, two broken hips, two broken femurss, a ruptured spleen and diaphragm, and a torn abdomen. I guess that's better than being dead. Wishing you a speedy recovery, sir. But body or no body, this is one juicy story. And now Chinese nizens are wondering who is Yang Lanl Lan. It's not just about the super expensive car she crashed spectacularly. The Daily Mail later reported that she lives in a lavish penthouse in Voclu Sydney and has well had not one but two Rolls-Royces. I guess in case one of them gets in a drunk driving related crash. People also noted that she was arrested and came out the next day wearing Chanel clothing. Remember, she's just 23 years old. And here I am in my 40s and I can barely afford to pay rent for my studio in New York City. And when I say studio, I mean where I'm filming right now. I sleep under the desk. So, who is Yang? Well, no one seems to know. And this has puzzled a lot of people. I'll get into that in just a moment. But if you like deep dives into the seedy underbelly of the Chinese Communist Party, subscribe to our premium website, chinaunensored.tv. There you'll have access to in-depth episodes and live streams that YouTube won't allow. And you can chat directly with me and the team. Plus, with the way YouTube is censoring and demonetizing us, it's the best way to support China Uncensored. Again, that's chinaunensored.tv. So, yes, who is Yang Llard? News outlets report that she has no social media account, no company registration records, no real estate registration, not even a LinkedIn. Wow. No LinkedIn. She must be a ghost. But there's more. Media outlets have no idea about her family, parents, corporate background, and source of income. All we know is that Yang's neighbors described her as polite and shy when they were approached. and that she will have a public hearing in Downing Center Court in Central City on August 15th of this year. And so many have scavenged the internet for information leading to factchecked, verified truth that are only being shared after further research. And I'm just kidding. All sorts of accusations and rumors are flying. One rumor is that Yang paid a whopping 70 million Australian dollars or over 45 million US dollars to get out of jail. If true, that's one heck of a bailout. But there are no authorative sources to back this up and it doesn't really make much sense. People have gotten much cheaper bails for much more horrific crimes. But that's not all. There are also rumors that Young has the equivalent of around 180 billion US dollars in an Australian bank account. Did she win Squid Games or something? That would make her one of the richest women in the entire world, beating out China's richest and the likes of Bill Gates and Warren Buffett. I highly doubt that an unknown 23 year old, even with powerful connections, would have that kind of money. But still, she obviously has no shortage of cash. So, what are her connections? In one viral post, a user called Jonathan claimed to have met Yang and that her English name was Wendy. According to him, Yang's main jobs includes selling iron ore and selling mines to Chinese companies. He also alleges that she's connected to Sino Steel. So far, there hasn't been any other source to confirm that. But this feeds into an even stranger rumor that Yang is related to the big man himself, Chinese leader Xi Jinping. More specifically, she's allegedly she's niece. Well, being related to him would explain why she'd want to get blackout drunk. The story goes that she's younger brother, Xi Yuanping, has an ex-wife whose surname is Yang. And that's how Yang Lanlan came to be. According to these rumors, the Xi family monopolizes almost all of China's mining industry in Australia. But there's also the rumor that Yang is the descendant of Yang Shangun, a powerful man who served as one of the CCP's old guards, party elder, former president of China, and military leader who orchestrated the Tienman Square massacre. We don't have any definitive sources proving that this Young is in any way connected to the 23-year-old or that she's connected to the Shei family since Yang is a very common surname. But that hasn't stopped people from looking for other clues to Yang's identity such as the identity of the man seen with Yang at the police station and elsewhere. Some Nessens have identified him as Yang Jen Fun. No relation. See, I told you Yang was a common name. He's one of the top martial artists in the 22nd People's Armed Police who studied at Sun Shan Shaolin Temple and then served in the Hanan Provincial Armed Police. But several things don't match. For one, Yang Jen Fun was born in 1968, making him too old to be the same man walking alongside Yang Lan Lan. Also, back in 2018, the Guangdong Legal Network reported that Yang Jen Fun was sentenced to life in prison for a bunch of crimes. a Chinese policeman actually going to jail for crimes he committed? Man, there's a whole other mystery. So, we're back to square one. There's still much we don't know about, and it would appear the CCP intentionally wants to keep it that way. The user Jonathan I mentioned earlier alleges the police are coming after him. Meanwhile, Nessens discovered that mainland social media platforms, including Waybo, Doí, Xiao Hong, Shu, and Jeru, were suppressing information related to Yang Lan Lan. Type up Yang's name on Waybo, and you'll see no results. Censored on the Chinese internet. Well, this makes me pretty certain Yang has some sort of CCP elite ties. Since this is such a calling card for them, they may as well hand it out at business meetings. It's just a matter of figuring out what exactly they are. So, why has Yang's story caught so much attention and speculation? Well, part of it is because she represents a major problem in Chinese society. Thanks to China's lackluster economy under the CCP's leadership, Chinese people have become so disillusioned that they don't believe me pays off. Instead, they're more likely to believe that growing up in a rich family and having connections is the key to success. Young appears to epitomize that. someone with no past who likely got all of her fancy possessions as the child of a CCP elite. It's because of this that she has become a meme, known by many as dragon girl, as in the mythical creature, not because she's running people over and dragging them for several blocks. This is a reference to the Japanese manga One Piece, where a group of people called the celestial dragons run pretty much everything. Yang reminds Chinese people there are entitled, well-connected elites who feel they can get away with anything. And considering the Chinese legal system, they probably can, or at least they think they can, at least in China. A classic example of this is Lee Chi Ming, the son of Lee Gang, the deputy director of the police department in the northern district of Bowing City, Hub Province. Back in October 2010, then 22-year-old Lii Ming hit two girls with his car. One of the girls he hit died, but rather than stop, he continued driving to the Hub University female dormatory to drop off his girlfriend. He was later intercepted by school security guards and students and said the now infamous line, "My dad is Lee Gang." Yeah. He was so confident he didn't even do the classic, "Do you know who my dad is?" He just told them like it was a get out of jail free card. This phrase has since become a major Chinese meme for shrugging off responsibility. Won't do your homework? My dad is Lee Gang. Won't drive safely? My dad is Lee Gang. Murder your father. My dad is Oh, didn't think that one through. Liing has since been sentenced to a whopping six years for a deadly hit and run. Yeah, if the law does get the elites, there's a good chance they'll have it easier than ordinary folks. I'm surprised the dead person wasn't cited for denting the car. It's not just Lee, of course. There have been reports that the son of a deputy chief prosecutor of the Lanchun County Procurate in Yong Joe Hunan raped two girls under 14. And yet, he got an initial sentence of eight years in prison reduced to six. All thanks to his family. That's in contrast to other people who get the death sentence for committing the same crime. China under the CCP is full of inequality and unfairness, and those with CCP ties benefit most. Everyone knows this, and they know that they know this. That's why they put so much effort into hiding the identities of people like Yang as well as other elites such as Xiinga, the Harvard educated daughter of Xi Jinping. Any picture you find of her online is fake. No one actually knows what she looks like. The US should seriously look into and threaten to expose not just the elites that the CCP is trying so hard to hide, but how they get their money. It's the weapon that China's communists fear most since it would make the top CCP leadership look like absolute hypocrites and further undermine Chinese people's trust in the CCP, who like a drunk driver shouldn't be allowed to control the wheel. and at best should be puking in the back of an Uber. I'm doing my part to help expose the CCP elites and corruption, but I need your help. We need you to share this episode, leave a honeypot emoji in the comments, and support the work we do over at chinaensensored.tv. Once again, I'm Chris Chapel. See you next time.