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Revolution erupted on the streets with protests against the Chinese Communist Party demanding a change of power and the collapse of the regime Chinese citizens entered a new extreme phase of resistance Chinese gunpowder barrels exploded agencies were bombed and stores were smashed as a nationwide uprising erupted Six key indicators show that public sentiment in China is approaching a boiling point Huawei's embarrassment opening a store opposite Apple and then closing it half a month later One dollar was exchanged for 1.45 million rai the currency of Yban became the spark that ignited a national revolution Will the Chinese Communist Party be worried that China will be the next victim Hello viewers this is today's news We will keep you updated on significant international developments and analyze the wide-ranging impacts of these events on countries and regions around the world We invite you to watch along The revolution erupted on the streets with protest signs against the Chinese Communist Party demanding the downfall of the regime The Chinese people have entered a new phase of resistance Dear viewers in recent years red banners supporting the Chinese Communist Party have continuously appeared on the streets in many areas of China These forms are no longer limited to traditional banners but now include new forms such as projecting slogans onto the exterior walls of buildings As well as actions that have forced the authorities into a difficult situation known as bridge revolutions and pole revolutions along with many other forms These developments show that in the context of prolonged economic decline and increasingly tight control over speech Public resistance in China is entering a new phase more cautious creative and focused with tangible impact Over the past year the manifestations of political discontent have increasingly spread from the internet where it is heavily censored to physical public spaces It has a more immediate and much harder-to-erase effect In some major cities billboards opposing the Chinese Communist Party and Xi Jinping have repeatedly appeared at prominent public locations From the market area and residential neighborhoods to the narrow streets In April 2025 three white banners with red characters suddenly appeared on a bridge in the center of Chengdu Sichuan Province A banner reads the people do not need a ruling party whose power is unchecked The images of the banners quickly spread beyond China's borders attracting international attention Many observers view the incident not as an individual act but as a sign that some citizens have begun to overcome their fear and openly challenge political power A few months later a streetlight protest in Zhongqing took this form of neighborhood demonstration to a new level On the evening of August 29 the outer wall of a building in Zhongkai Village suddenly flickered with large neon signs The performance lasted more than 50 minutes before the police arrived at a hotel room and turned off the projector Messages such as "the Red Guards of the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution overthrowing the capitalist roaders only when there is no Communist Party can there be a new China and the capitalist roaders should be quickly overthrown" spread rapidly online causing widespread shock What made the case particularly notable was that the organizer was not arrested According to subsequent reports although this individual had booked the hotel room under his real name he and his family were safely abroad when the light show occurred after the remote operation of the equipment Two days later he appeared in the United Kingdom and publicly described the technical details of the operation including the equipment used and the location of the screening These actions carry strong symbolic weight observers note In a society heavily monitored the fact that anti-Communist Chinese Party street vendors could still appear openly during politically sensitive times created a clear deterrent effect After the incident in Zhongqing images and videos of similar street vendors began to appear online from cities across the country In Beijing before and after the Communist Party of China's large military parade on September 3rd slogans like "Down with the tyrant" and "Down with the Communist Party of China" had long since appeared on the doors of public restrooms The online community refers to this phenomenon as the toilet revolution Soon after other areas followed suit with signs pasted or written on bridge pillars and electric poles known as the bridge pillar revolution and the electric pole revolution The language is becoming more direct including messages such as the Chinese Communist Party does not represent China and the Chinese Communist Party is down Xi Jinping is down By September the Chinese Communist Party's branches no longer represented China and the Ta Jiao emerged in residential buildings in Shen Yun and Dalian After the 4th Plenary Session of the 20th Congress of the Chinese Communist Party the frequency of protests against the Chinese Communist Party and President Xi increased At the end of October banners calling for an end to the ban on gatherings and freedom to establish political parties were found in the Li Zhuang area of Beijing On October 31st in Zai Ping district Zhu Ma Nian city Huanan province someone pasted banners on the seafront displaying slogans on the streets in front of a police station demanding Xi Jinping step down overthrow the Chinese Communist Party and similar content On November 11 in Luoyang Henan someone pasted banners at various street locations with content calling for a national resistance exterminating communists and similar phrases According to internal sources within the Chinese Communist Party these anti-Communist Party and anti-Xi campaigns have been reclassified as major political risk signals causing alarm at the highest levels of leadership The Central Party has clearly instructed local authorities to regard public opinion monitoring as the top priority for maintaining stability In recent months the police system has held many internal meetings to strengthen the suppression of what they call subversive propaganda and inappropriate speech However the focus of prevention is no longer online rumors but rather the visible street vendors Chinese gunpowder barrels exploded agencies were bombed and shops were smashed as a nationwide uprising erupted Good evening China has entered an unusual state in which the Chinese Communist Party no longer tries to hide it In many large cities major hospitals have begun conducting public anti-violence drills These are not symbolic exercises They are preparations for internal instability carried out in places traditionally considered non-political and civilian The message is implied but unmistakable The Chinese Communist Party is planning for internal instability not just to prepare for it In Beijing the controlled atmosphere is noticeable at entry points with the capital guarded by multiple layers of cross-checked security The Line 5 subway undergoes strict inspection for both passengers entering and exiting At the stations connecting lines 5 15 10 and 17 identity checks have become routine slowing down the flow of passengers during peak hours On the pedestrian overpasses throughout the city public order maintenance officers in clearly visible uniforms are stationed Their presence is now a fixed feature of urban life Despite this tightened control social tensions have reached a boiling point that no massive security apparatus can contain anymore The people are rising up small shops are being smashed in the early morning and restaurants are being vandalized without clear motives Stolen delivery food during the day thousands of fireworks explosions occurred some confirmed to be intentional Each incident is handled as an individual case but when viewed together they form a recurring pattern Broken glass on the sidewalk is no longer just property damage it reflects the erosion of basic public safety The thing that the Chinese Communist Party's propaganda can no longer completely conceal The most obvious pressure is at the bottom of society among delivery workers factory workers cleaners and migrant laborers These traditionally passive political groups are being pushed to the limit Delivery drivers work longer hours under increasingly punitive algorithmic systems Wages rise penalties multiply and the margin disappears A single administrative decision such as banning motorcycles and electric vehicles from residential areas or gray zones It can erase income more and more leading to waves of protests and continuous turmoil In December 2025 delivery workers' protests erupted across many provinces Sichuan Hunan Shenzhen and Shandong have no large-scale events most of which were quickly dispersed The main frequencies are signals the barrier is pushed aside and the police watch without intervening immediately Passersby showed silent support The unrest does not end with the foundational labor wage disputes are spreading rapidly Cleaners in many areas have not been paid for several months and gathered outside government offices to demand their wages Similar scenes are emerging across provinces just a few days apart This is not a case of weak business management but a local financial crisis Under the centralized governance model of the Chinese Communist Party local authorities They are drained of resources to meet the political goals set by higher authorities When cities cannot pay the street cleaners The promise of social stability has become hollow In mid-December just a few days before Christmas the authorities launched a campaign Large-scale efforts against underground Christian communities in eastern China More than 1 000 police officers have been deployed and hundreds of protesters have been detained for several days Vague accusations tightly controlled information and very clear political signals Within the Chinese Communist Party's system any community that refuses to display the Party's symbol Or completely submitting to ideological surveillance are defined as threats Religious freedom is only tolerated when it is subject to the Party's power Online pressure began to surface openly For the first time in many years calls for coordinated action were spreading widely Online users are discussing the search for people willing to take action and move forward Some feedback comes from individuals with a military background while others repeat a middle metaphor China is like a pressure cooker that has been heated too long with the safety valve about to fail In that context many major cities unexpectedly canceled their New Year's Eve celebrations to welcome 2026 Official explanations cite risk prevention but the genuine concern is obvious The Chinese Communist Party now fears crowds more than foreign opponents At the highest level structural weaknesses are becoming increasingly evident Over the past decade the Chinese Communist Party has accumulated the consequences of centralized power without having the opportunity to correct its mistakes The three-year Zero Covid policy devastated the economy destroyed small businesses and eroded public trust The post-pandemic recovery has never truly arrived Exports are declining and foreign capital continues to withdraw not because of costs but because political risks have become uncontrollable Private companies are stifled by ideological campaigns and regulatory uncertainty The growth engines are being dismantled by the very system tasked with controlling them Meanwhile internal purges throughout the political and military apparatus have weakened institutional capacity Loyalty is often praised silence is a matter of survival and decision-making becomes secretive brittle and reactive China is experiencing a collective exhaustion that no propaganda campaign can erase Unemployment is rising wages are delayed faith is suppressed and public anger is no longer dissipating It accumulates and what is emerging is not a single organized movement but a chain reaction Small protests prolonged acts of defiance labor disputes religious resistance and online mobilization They do not share leadership they share a cause Looking ahead to 2026 the risk is not a dramatic collapse overnight It is a prolonged instability foreign investment continues to leave and private businesses are losing their remaining oxygen Local authorities face shrinking revenues and mounting debt crackdowns and increased repression triggering stronger reactions In such a system instability does not arrive as a single explosion It spreads like hundreds of embers In such an environment the risks of military intervention or high-level power struggles are significant It may indicate the beginning of a more chaotic period 6 hard indicators show that public sentiment in China is approaching the boiling point Good evening in recent years numerous signs have shown that public sentiment in Chinese society is approaching a boiling point Metaphorically speaking although the lid has not yet popped off the boiling point is approaching and the pot has already started to shake This is not an emotional assessment but a structural analysis of the following six hard metrics First no matter how hard you try it is futile no matter how strictly you follow the rules Historically before the dynasties fell it was not always the case that everyone was poor but they are social mobility channels for the fallen social classes No matter how hard you try it's all in vain no matter how strictly you follow the rules Currently in China three signs of a generational shift have emerged The youth graduation is structural not temporary Systematic asset liquidation of the middle class real estate plus cash plus expectations And local financial exhaustion has led to the deterioration of public services This means that society no longer provides and fantasizes about advancement And once the previous effective effort model collapsed Social unrest including within the ruling class will quickly increase and spread Secondly social mentality shifts from being accommodating to indifferent Historically the truly dangerous moment for a dynasty is not when the people's curses echo through the streets But it's when they become so indifferent that they even don't want to curse anymore Today's Chinese people are not becoming more angry Instead apathy lying flat giving up and skepticism have become common Anger is an emotion that still expects a response Indifference is the abandonment of that very response When a society shifts from anger to indifference it does not become more peaceful It silently loses the ability to be ruled mobilized or repaired Third the comprehensive explosion of social knife points A common feature of the public resistance incidents this year is that they almost all target specific social injustices What does this indicate It shows that China has now entered the stage of a comprehensive surge in social hotspots Historically the predecessors of the fall of the Ming Dynasty Including arbitrary mining taxes unpaid military and official salaries and disaster relief debts The signs of the collapse of the Thanh Dynasty were the nationalization of the railways the exorbitant taxes and fees and the forced conscription Today housing has shifted from a place of shelter to a money-sucking machine Healthcare is not only expensive but also unpredictable Education has lost its function of changing one's fate and employment is becoming increasingly difficult and unjust Although they appear different their essence is the same those in power begin to systematically strip away the foundations of society Fourth the widespread loss of public trust in the government When officials speak of steady progress with a positive trend But the people's experience is one of free fall psychological preparation for the transition is taking place First there is no longer belief in official propaganda Second start interpreting in reverse Third assume that the people are lying to me This is a very dangerous point Once official discourse is perceived by the public as noise the Chinese Communist Party loses its cheapest and most effective governing tool The story of legitimacy And once public trust in the government declines significantly dissatisfaction can escalate at any time On Thursdays the elite increasingly choose to flee or remain silent Historically a common phenomenon in the final stages of dynasties They are the social elite who no longer enthusiastically try to fix the system but have distanced themselves from it What we see now is exactly this Many technical experts have fled abroad as a large-scale exodus is taking place Either consciousness remains silent or is conveyed through metaphor Inside the system the common attitude is to do more mistakes the more you do the more mistakes you make This is not a rebellion it is an implicit acknowledgment that The rule of the Chinese Communist Party is incurable Friday the cost of suppression increases with the profit of the people The Communist Party of China's stable system remains strong but each repressive action against the people creates more silent opponents Crushing the situation does not resolve economic dilemmas or boost future expectations Moreover finance can no longer indefinitely support maintaining a high level of stability Historical models show that when maintaining stability shifts from prevention to continuous firefighting the system enters a dangerous phase There it can suddenly collapse due to an activation failure The totalitarian rule of the Chinese Communist Party is entering such a dangerous phase Huawei's embarrassment led to opening a store opposite Apple then closing it two weeks later In early December Huawei opened a temporary pop-up store Across from Apple's flagship store at the Tan Ngu Lake Complex in Hangzhou Two different stores less than 10 meters apart This move clearly aims to tap into Apple's rural customer traffic for marketing but the results took a completely different direction In just a few days Huawei's pop-up store became a widespread target of mockery on social media Many netizens compared Huawei's pop-up store to a temporary restroom Mocking the fact that if it were really a bathroom it could at least be useful to Apple's customers Unlike a Huawei store by December 26th the pop-up store had quietly disappeared without any notice or explanation For a brief period the videos showing two opposing stores spread widely online Apple store is always busy customers are testing devices and there is a constant flow of people in and out for payment Across the street the Huawei store stood empty with only a few security guards standing at the entrance for most of the time These images have sparked a wave of commentary The backlash became even more evident when comparing traffic numbers Apple's flagship store near West Lake is still packed while the Huawei store across the street is almost empty In fact pop-up stores are a common business model The Tan Ngu Lake area frequently hosts temporary stores From brands such as Samsung Tesla and Mitsui Ice Cream & Tea However no brand has been continuously mocked They were compared to a toilet until Huawei arrived The reason was very simple Huawei's reputation had been gradually eroded From the pop-up store incident old controversies surrounding Huawei resurfaced In October during the HarmonyOS 6 launch event Huawei's CEO Xu Zhiming appeared in a walking video Slowly drifting beside the lake surrounded by trees while introducing the new operating system This scene immediately reminds viewers of Apple 's outdoor presentation style at Apple Park Comments jokingly suggest that with some light background music the video could be mistaken for an ad for a luxurious retirement community Others compare the future technology atmosphere of Apple Park to the lake-side setting of Huawei which they say It looks more like a peaceful senior living resort at sunset The early discussion shifted to the product For many years Huawei has sold flagship phones priced above 10 000 yuan More than 1 400 dollars with the main models focusing on camera and charging speed Meanwhile the company's internal models are still struggling to catch up with processors from two or three years ago Harmony OS is often marketed as smooth and pure but frequent users report issues with WeChat and Alibab along with the phenomenon of overheating and unexpected shutdowns when playing games At the same time viral videos show Huawei fans crying Dispute or deceive in public because they couldn't buy a phone In a video a young man was crying on a bridge until the police intervened In another clip someone shouted "Huawei is the home of the Chinese people " These scenes spread quickly attracting thousands of comments These individuals are either brainwashed by extreme nationalism or are hired actors staging scenes To inflate Huawei's popularity However no matter how grand the propaganda of the Chinese Communist Party is Consumer confidence continues to decline as software issues arise Moreover countless customer deception tactics have been exposed Controversy over Kiều province once again brought TD Tech into the spotlight Huawei sells TD Tech phones in its stores under the Smart Selection brand These devices look nearly identical to Huawei phones and have similar prices Many buyers realize only after purchasing that the chip and the operating system are different When they asked the staff they were told that the device was a product of TD Tech which has nothing to do with Huawei This practice originated in 2021 when Huawei faced U S sanctions But due to chip shortages the company's lack of transparency in handling the issue led to years of consumer complaints Even recently customers have reported spending 4 000 yuan at Huawei stores Just to find out that they bought a few TD Tech phones The target audience is clear middle-aged and elderly consumers who trust the brand But with limited technical knowledge high prices and low configurations it is all wrapped up in a patriotic message Huawei has also perfected the art of scarcity marketing Every new release is immediately sold out with customers having to wait 2-3 months While the speculators on the buying side somehow have a lot of inventory When looking at Apple when they launch a product they sell it without a slogan without evoking emotion Comments are exploding not because we don't want to support local brands But some so-called domestic brands have become shameless I support Huawei but I only buy Apple I hope Huawei fans wake up soon One dollar is worth 1.45 million rials the Iranian currency has become a laughingstock in the face of the national revolution Will the Chinese Communist Party be worried that China will be the next victim Good evening in the final days of 2025 the geopolitical landscape of the Middle Eas And the world as a whole is undergoing a powerful tectonic change The theocratic regime of Iran under extreme financial pressure from the United States is now on the brink of collapse Protests erupted at the end of 2025 surpassing the scale of the 2022 headscarf revolution This time the core motivation is no longer just about social freedoms but about comprehensive economic suffocation Meanwhile far away in East Asia the Chinese government is closely watching Tehran with deep concern Fear that the regime collapse scenario triggered by the French revolution may soon repeat in China According to inside sources in Iran the rial has entered a rare free fall in modern history In the black market the exchange rate had reached one US dollar for 1.45 million rai In fact it turned the national currency into paper During the 1980s when one dollar could be exchanged for about seventy rai This currency has lost 20 000 times its value in just three and a half decades Superficial economics is no longer an abstract economic concept but an everyday reality Buying a standard smartphone requires a full cash payment that covers an entire counter While a lifetime of savings can disappear within a few months The consequences have revived the social fabric from its roots The banking system of the Commission has actually gone bankrupt Even when the nominal interest rate was raised to 23% in a desperate effort to attract deposits The public still turned their backs with some citizens openly throwing money on the road as an act of defiance A newly retired official told the camera that the pension he had accumulated throughout his life was now only enough to live for 10 days The stark contradiction is that despite being a major energy exporter the domestic gas price has surged 60-fold While the medicine supply is only enough for two months it is pushing many elderly people to the brink of survival Most commercial activities have come to a standstill so shop owners have lowered their roll-up doors to preserve value Refusing to sell on the grounds that the money earned today cannot buy the same amount of goods tomorrow Not selling is the only way to stop the bleeding The merchants who once funded the 1979 revolution are now watching their assets deteriorate In the hyperinflation and openly turned against the government The Grand Bazaar of Tai An has been completely closed this time not to support the clergy but to fight against them Traders are funding the grieving families and supporting the striking workers repeating a financial script that previously overthrew a regime Now the sword's edge is pointing inward On the streets fear had been broken decisively Peaceful marches turned into life-or-death confrontations A lone protester stands on the side of a line of armed riot police and the armored vehicles in the swirling smoke spread strongly known as the Iranian tank destroyer of 2025 The public is no longer limited to chanting slogans Protesters are burning portraits of the supreme leader And attacked propaganda billboards with homemade gasoline bombs These actions were once considered reckless From his exile Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi called on the military and law enforcement forces to stand with the people not against them A message widely regarded as the final warning before the current order collapses When the fire lit up the night sky of Western Han the worries of the East had already surrounded Beijing The crisis column in Iran exposes a harsh reality without needing a single broadcast Cutting off the economic lifeline of an old regime is enough to bring down a dictatorship The conditions are evident in Iran: rampant waste exhausted pensions and the impoverishment of the middle class And youth unemployment has risen sharply these are indicators that are already present or are worse in China Iran's experience is a warning that repression and brainwashing cannot be ignored when the economic foundation of society had collapsed During the final three days of 2025 the monk illuminated the night with a furious flickering flame The cry for the downfall of the dictator This is not just the roar of the Iranian plateau but it is a warning bell that rings louder than that In the face of global economic stress The question is no longer whether a dictatorship will collapse or not But it will collapse first where and who will be next Lộc Anh would like to extend his sincere thanks to everyone who took the time to watch the program We will continue to provide you with complete and timely international information Have a productive workday and see you in the next news update