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Following the Ivan incident a wave of outrage erupted among Chinese internet users over the ongoing network disruptions Mass production of homemade weapons triggering widespread waves of genocidal violence The era of mass awakening has begun and the people's fierce and rapidly spreading indignation continues to burn The vessel named Close Peace has become an enemy of the people Beijing officials are quietly agitated by公开 mockery and biting backhanded jabs aimed at them In the wake of Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping a wave of protests spread like wildfire Those sprawling megacities that appear prosperous are in reality just hollow shells China's leading cities once hailed as economic powerhouses are now one by one collapsing An English journalist was forcibly removed by police while reporting on a strike at Thong Quyen Protests across China have surged 50% compared to last year Hello everyone In today's news Leo Anh will join you in following the most notable international developments and analyze the far-reaching impacts of these events on countries and regions around the world We invite you to join us in following along The revolution is quietly simmering and beginning to erupt Following the Ivan incident Chinese netizens launched a massive wave of homemade weapon creation The wave of genocide and annihilation spreads everywhere National protests against authoritarian rule in Ivan not only shook the Beijing government internally but also offered a glimmer of hope to the Chinese public As protests erupted and spread rapidly across the country Netizens across mainland China have collectively stood in solidarity with the people of Iran These uprisings provide direct evidence that authoritarian regimes are not invincible Alongside this wave of support another phenomenon has emerged on Chinese social media The rapid spread of videos sharing and instructing how to make homemade weapons Previously there had been multiple incidents of civilians setting off bombs The family massacre was deliberately targeted at courageous Chinese Communist Party officials Genocidal waves of destruction are spreading everywhere In these videos the posters often boldly declare that if they can't buy it they'll make it themselves while emphasizing the destructive power of homemade devices Images and words quickly drew widespread attention exposing widespread outrage Long-standing accumulation and suppressed resentment within Chinese society Online videos circulating openly display various types of homemade weapons cluding seikatsu combined with a bow spear launcher multiple shots Katsu-style crossbows and various types of European-style composite bows The comments section is far from ordinary entertainment users engage directly and thoughtfully terms of damage output penetration power and real-world effectiveness Some opinions assert that the composite bow represents the pinnacle of long-range cold weaponry Low physical demand high stability and medium to short range with penetration even extending far beyond short range while being remarkably easy to master with minimal training On the same day searches on doujin revealed that Chinese authorities had hastily deleted a significant number of items related video about homemade weapons Nevertheless search suggestions such as homemade weapons video DIY weapons and weapon recommendations still appear indicating ongoing albeit inconsistent moderation efforts passive and reactive It was only after the upheaval in Iban that Beijing seemingly realized the true extent of the danger This trend stems from the very reality of the Iban people Under prolonged authoritarian rule the Iban economy collapsed and the gai o currency suffered severe devaluation widespread corruption combined with poor governance has driven public outrage beyond e breaking point Since December 28 2025 protests have erupted in Iban and spreading rapidly across the country Faced with mounting pressure the Iban authorities have been accused of using brutal violence used to suppress protesters The Human Rights Organization reported that at least 500 people Protests have resulted in fatalities On Chinese social media there is almost no room for neutrality Mainland internet users openly encouraged the Iban people to save themselves with their own hands To ensure future generations can live as human beings this must be done—and success doesn't require weapons Unity is strength These comments were quickly wiped clean but the brief surge of The outpouring of support across these platforms has revealed a powerful wave of emotional solidarity within Chinese society toward the ongoing events They rose up outside the border Meanwhile China's state media took the opposite direction The party's loudspeakers labeled Iban protesters as rioters and even went so far as to Reports that an Iban police outpost had been attacked by military forces immediately triggered a strong backlash online A netizen pointed out that a related news article had attracted 6 390 comments Not a single comment supported the Iban police Others responded directly and openly They did no They are the ones who incite chaos They are the brave ones Those who stand against the people are the true rioters Political commentator Jiang Feng pointed out that the Chinese Communist Party swiftly imposed a blockade Relevant information On WeChat words such as Tehan and Rayu have been flagged as sensitive keywords o prevent public association this move is seen as a covert maneuver in the dark o calm the spirit and expose the deepest fear of the breaking point's effects once theocratic regime Y-ban's collapse could awaken the Chinese public and prompt them to start questioning the system eir own Jiang Feng continued comparing the Yban elite class with China's intellectual elite Exploiting privileges to transfer assets and divide spoils in a collapse scenario Just as major shareholders of Chinese state-owned enterprises fled before their collapse e so-called national team joining the market to assist powerful figures in laundering money while shifting the risks onto others The traditional Y-ban traders had once been the backbone of the revolution now become an opposing force This shift sends a clear warning steeling its way to China's self-proclaimed middle class and entrepreneurs Overreliance o e system ultimately risks turning beneficiaries into mere specimens when the nation is drained and a rogue Dictators need to prolong their survival and interest groups are usually the first targets to be exploited The British psychic Craig Hamilton-Parker renowned for predicting Brexit the prolonged conflict in Ukraine and the assination attempt on former President Donald Trump predicted a disaster for China in the Red Horse year of 2026 He claimed that internal forces were waiting for the opportunity to seize power while economic collapse combined with external conflict will spark a second revolutio Hello According to his prediction the rule of the Chinese Communist Party will come to an end The president's health will significantly deteriorate possibly requiring a transplant and he will be forced to step down from power by no later than 2027 The era of national awakening has begun and the people's fierce anger continues to burn and spread rapidly President Ping has become an enemy of the people Gentlemen signs of the Chinese Communist Party's grip are becoming increasingly evident mainland Chinese social media platforms such as WeChat and Douyin are increasingly featuring posts and videos e inherent authoritarian nature of Beijing's government A large number of internet users have begun to speak out against it They openly denounced the regime directly naming Xi Jinping and the government Public trust had completely collapsed This is my only voice— the heartfelt cry of an ordinary citizen pushed to the brink No matter how high your official rank or how great your power As long as you oppress the innocent and trample justice someone will rise up Stand up not to become a hero but to tear away the mask of power and expose its true face reveal a face of justice even if the price to be paid is one's own life The people no longer believe in the so-called greater good that the Chinese Communist Party incessantly promotes Teaching and learning Justice for every individual is truly a part of any legitimate whole Without justice for the people themselves the greater good is nothing more than words used to conceal the truth e reckless and violent nature of it For ordinary people once life is lost en it's no longer a minor matter Early in 2026 the mysterious death of a A 14-year-old boy from Ha Nam has ignited intense outrage among parents and local residents January 8 at Kim Thach Thanh Hoa Garden School in Tan Thai District A high school student suddenly died on school grounds leaving parents furious because before the guardian arrived the school had already hastily taken away the body Call an ambulance and try to get them away from the scene Relatives later discovered blood at the corner of their mouth e boy's body and an unusual wound on his chest resembling a stab mark The family had blocked The vehicle was parked right at the school gate to prevent the body from being removed from the scene Parents Continuously questioning if the child died at school why wasn't the family allowed to see their child one last time Parents and local residents surrounded the school gates demanding the truth be made public In response The authorities deployed armed police to maintain stability Surveillance footage does no When revealed the truth remains unspoken In this atmosphere child disappearances continue Increased frequency of children going missing leads people to gradually become paralyzed with fear Teenagers suddenly die Deaths with no clear cause keep recurring over and over again but no longer cause the same social upheaval as before The people now have only one choice left Mutual warnings must be heeded by the police because without safety everything else is meaningless Today's schools focus on collecting biological data If schools suddenly Parents must instruct their children to refuse the blood test Even teachers are required to do so ey often don’t know where the blood samples go or how they’re used If blood type information especially rare blood types which are tightly restricted making availability unpredictable Some bloggers have spread explanations suggesting that when a death is determined to be caused by an injection after vascular access is established and organ donation criteria are met medical staff may administer the injection through the IV line jecting organ preservation fluid into the aorta to maintain the viability of organs for transplantatio The more such explanations are offered the more people they attract But the more explanations like these are offered the less people tend to believe them If everything were Transparency—why rush to remove the body before the parents arrive Why refuse to release the footage Surveillance footage Why deploy armed police to confront families already in mourning What was once dismissed as rumor is now too widely accepted to be called that anymore Stories of fake ambulances tech-driven vehicles using fake license plates or identities deceiving passengers Canceling the order to lose the tracking signal and locking the door to send them elsewhere is increasingly being mentioned with growing frequency People clearly understand that in a society where the law fails to protect the vulnerable each individual is left with no choice but to defend their own life When authorities refuse to answer questions when cameras are obscured when force is used to maintain order rather than protect victims en silence itself becomes an act of accusation The people have every reason to believe that behind the death lies s child's fate was not a mere accident but the result of a system accustomed to such outcomes The loss of human lives has made this issue a global concern For many years the practice of harvesting organs from Falun Gong practitioners has been rampant eroding humanity's moral boundaries destroying social ethics and dismantling the judicial system and nurtured an entire criminal machinery centered on harvesting organs from live victims Driven by enormous profits these criminal networks expanded far beyond what anyone had anticipated There are no longer any restrictions Beijing officials quietly scoff at the criticisms with disdain Khai and the bitter plum sauce were aimed directly at Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping China's political landscape is entering a peculiar phase Although Xi Jinping remains in power he is increasingly isolated facing growing internal challenges and a shifting balance of influence within the leadership yet reports surfaced of people inside and outside the system secretly cursing him growing increasingly widespread Scholars note that within Beijing's official circles Insulting President Xi in subtle ways has become commonplace Even mid-level and lower-ranking officials frequently engage in it He also believes that if they were in power they would govern better than Xi Jinping When administrative resentment and societal tension simultaneously reach a boiling point Images of President Xi appear increasingly menacing drawing him dangerously close to the status of a common public enemy Dr Yuan Hongbing a China scholar in Australia with deep inside connections within the system The Chinese Communist Party in recent private discussions held in Beijing said President Xi is no longer a taboo subject on the contrary officials at various levels across the country He openly mocked and ridiculed him without restraint in their recorded conversations Derogatory and humiliating nicknames for the Party continue to appear regularly in These internal discussions The atmosphere recalls the final phase of the cultural revolution Corruption as officials secretly indulge in excess signals the inevitable decline of the regime of a power center that once held absolute dominance The discrimination against Xi is no longer confined to the past among the elite Even low-ranking officials showed disdain They believed he could easily be replaced and that they would perform better in his position The Red Ice Institute认为这是长期积累的结果 Anti-corruption crackdown has The purge carried out by the group severed the financial interests and advancement paths of numerous factions The ambition to follow Mao Zedong and become the Communist emperor eliminated other red families e sharing of supreme power and above all intense competition over capability e moral standing of Xi in the position he holds Xi demands absolute loyalty yet nearly every major project he has personally directed— From economics and culture to politics all ended in failure or stagnation severe consequences In Beijing's official circles this led to him being labeled as e emperor of half-finished projects In society netizens and officials continue to questio gave him nicknames like Stomach and King's Bench a database that had previously been compromised through reconnaissance domestic website showing that sensitive keywords directly related to President Xi have surpassed With over 2 000 words and still rising it underscores the regime's increasingly frantic crackdown The political commentator noted that the erosion of President Xi's authority has unfolded over four a distinct wave The first wave occurred after the 19th Party Congress in 2017 when Xi became the core of the party consolidated his power and subsequently amended the constitution in 2018 to abolish term limits for the President of the State The imposition of personal cult from above The downward move had triggered widespread anger among officials A second wave erupted at early 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic erupted from Wuhan initially concealed and then spread worldwide The world Real estate tycoon Ren Zhiqiang publicly criticized President Xi as a stubborn fool became emperor even when stripped naked This article had widely circulated before When Mr Ren was sentenced to 18 years in prison Mr Xi's reputation suffered serious damage The wave of opposition against President Xi intensified across society during the three years of Zero COVID lockdowns The policy directly commanding directly conveying the measures set by Xi led to catastrophic consequences A large-scale humanitarian crisis akin to the great famine of three years during a time of widespread suffering On October 13 2022 protest banners appeared on the Sijiqing Bridge in Beijing Following that was the nationwide white paper movement at the end of 2022 when crowds passionately kissed the railway tracks The Chinese Communist Party and Xi Jinping's cult of personality have publicly collapsed e people's trust In early 2023 the authorities abruptly abandoned the Zero COVID policy without prior warning causing a fierce surge infections hospitals overwhelmed crematoriums lined up with queues The day and most of the deceased were veteran Party officials Many high-ranking military officers had retired private discussions he referred to Xi as a mind out of control Meanwhile starting from 2023 onward Intense power struggles erupted within the military Many generals promoted directly by Xi himself including the Vice were involved Central Military Commission Chairman He Weidong suffered his first major setback Among the 79 general officers directly appointed by Xi Jinping Promoting ranks nearly half had been eliminated Yuan Hongbang stated the scale of corruption within the military Zhang's team dared to strike directly at his reputation and psyche even more severely e shock that Lin Biao's incident once caused Mao Zedong today most party officials The Chinese Communist Party has become two-faced indifferent lying dormant unwilling to take action When the authority of Xi collapses the Party's capacity to govern will decline at the same pace The entire system The political elite are waiting for the day Xi is removed while Xi clings tightly to power by relying on a modern high-tech intelligence apparatus designed to instill fear a form of state-sponsored terrorism aimed a maintain his personal dictatorship Resentment within the current administrative apparatus is growing The tide of protest rose like the incoming tide while the people's fury soared to great heights the two amplifying each other against the people making him not only a figure of opposition but also a symbol of resistance ot only a shared resentment among the populace but also incited outrage among tens of millions of Beijing's government officials The path ahead leads inevitably to nothing but collapse The megacities that appear prosperous are actually hollow shells The cities known as e economic spearhead of China is gradually collapsing Ladies and gentlemen in recent years An increasing number of people are being forced to live in a state of indefinite limbo In Shangha Today a peculiar and strange phenomenon has emerged If observed closely you'll notice along the public roadside parking lots sometimes with people sitting idly in their cars throughout the entire day They were there scrolling on their phones resting for a bit neither working nor meeting friends Some people Even though it was getting darker there every day when night fell they would get out of the car and go home No one They said what they were doing but no one explained why a city like Shanghai could now accommodate Many people linger in this in-between state At some parking lots there are always people sitting around Inside the car during the day and when night falls the cars remain—but the people are gone In many residential areas of Shanghai particularly in buildings with desirable locations overlooking the river The emptiness echoed with repetitive echoes The entire floor was vacant doors tightly shut in silence Silence Some apartments weren't even locked yet no one was working inside no computers to be seen o trace of everyday life There are bodies but no people From the outside These are modern high-rises but as you move through each floor inside an overwhelming sense of unease sets in Many areas once promoted as business hubs now show no signs of commercial activity No staff no operating office—these companies keep repeating the same question where have they gone Where Where have the people who used to work here gone On the streets of Shanghai Countless shops are struggling to survive Along certain streets various types of businesses Identical storefronts lined up in a row each one pressed紧 against the next yet very few places ere are indeed customers who are either trying to hold back or have already closed In some places The metal roll-up doors have been down for ages with no sign of ever opening again Before the pandemic many of these areas were bustling with traffic congestion and noise Now the roads are sparsely traveled and less frequented than before The streets that once were considered The once-bustling area is now eerily empty especially at night and property prices in Shanghai have also plummeted significantly In central districts many apartments that were once listed at extremely high prices have now dropped sharply in value significant Some apartments now selling at around 1 million yuan are as large as 40 square meters about 3.5 billion VND In areas that previously sold for 50 000 Chinese yuan per square meter The listed price is now just under 26 000 yuan with actual transaction prices even lower Many sellers tried to negotiate even lower prices but despite that transactions remained extremely scarce There are plenty of sellers but few buyers creating an atmosphere completely different from previous years At the same time the number of people appearing on the streets of Shanghai has noticeably decreased At dinner time many restaurants had few customers Those selling afterward said the number of buyers had Cut in half Food delivery drivers were hit the hardest They used to handle around 50 orders Every day there are still days when orders haven't even reached twenty No one in the stores no one on the streets The streets are bustling yet even the train stations once packed with people are noticeably quieter Many people keep asking the same question: Where did everyone go In Guangzhou the situation is similar Many people spend two to three hours daily on apps Applying for jobs at both large and small companies but hardly receiving any response Some suspect many of these companies exist only on paper while numerous freelancers and individuals living with family still cannot find work Some people survive on instant noodles spending less than a few dozen yuan for weeks on end A man who worked in Guangzhou for seven years changed jobs more than ten times and is now unemployed a job without savings The salary offered in Guangzhou is only about 3 000 yuan Chinese yuan about 10.6 million won sometimes reduced further during circulation Many factories lack orders and operate sporadically working one day at a time Take a day off The once-bustling garment industry is now also closing early for citizens with the number of In Shenzhen an international shopping hub once bustling with people now appears nearly empty Empty In the morning security checkpoints in front of major buildings only saw a few people passing by What a sight to behold In Beijing numerous downtown areas are closing early at night Someone went looking for food at half past nine at night and searched for an hour without finding anywhere The doors were open but even the restaurants that had just reopened after renovations had only a few empty tables What is currently happening is no longer an isolated anomaly but an everyday reality China's major cities When stores close factories fall silent and people vanished from the streets society plunged into a clearly evident era of chaos And at the pace of decline This year 2026 is unlikely to be a turning point and may well be even more chaotic An English journalist was forcibly removed by police while reporting on the strike at Thong Station Quyến Protests in China have increased by 50% compared to last year Ladies and gentlemen on January 12 2026 the Sky News UK reporting team The journalist endured a terrifying incident while on assignment at the China Communications Center Not only did he face danger but Reporters were blocked then forcibly dragged away by police and had all their equipment seized Film footage immediately on-site Based on events occurring at the electronics company Gilliesound in Thong Quyen a company specializing in headphones and audio equipment and at that time the workers' strike here had entered its fourth day Sky News reporter Helen Ann Smith observed hundreds of workers in green uniforms taking to the streets protesting while dozens of police and security personnel established a tight cordo around them The atmosphere was incredibly tense and anyone approaching was warned not to e filming shot Reporter Helen Ann Smith described it as a tense confrontation Despite the The authorities' efforts to conceal it aside the frequency of such clashes is actually increasing significantly Workers said the company had shifted most of its production capacity overseas outside leading to a significant reduction in working hours and a severe drop income leaving them unable to able to afford living in a costly city like Shenzhen A female worker her voice trembling with tears said that last month she had earned only 1 900 yuan That's about 7 million VND in wages insufficient to cover the most basic living expenses As Smith approached the crowd the workers realized he was foreign media and immediately Cheers erupted slogans were shouted and fists were raised in support However shortly afterward Many men rushed forward to block the camera lenses seized all equipment and physically intimidated the reporters got into the car and left Smith said that although she was not physically injured she was truly frightened and understanding more clearly than ever before just how desperate this government is in its attempt to block the world seeing the protests taking place here She emphasized that it was difficult to capture images protests depicted in the images do not mean they occurred infrequently Sky News pointed out that public dissatisfaction with the government remains high China is advancing rapidly but the outside world rarely sees actual images of it The reason is very simple: whenever there are protests they are quickly suppressed Local media did not report the incident and video footage and social media messages were blocked by authorities Internet censorship swiftly eradicates content According to data from China Digital Monitor a project by the U S -based non-governmental organization Freedom House in the first 11 months of 2025 More than 5 000 protests have taken place in China a figure that has increased by nearly 50% compared to the same period last year Previously about 85% of cases involved economic issues Researchers note tha The actual figure could be significantly higher than reported due to strict information control