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The earthquake on the day of the apocalyptic invasion by the Hainan invaders has heightened concerns about the possibility of an earthquake. China, blood moon, sandstorms attack Beijing, hailstorms like the Ice Age Funny, legendary, national hero Quang Vu drives a bus in Chengdu Welcome back, dear viewers, to the TCT Discovery news bulletin. The main headlines for today's video have just been presented. Next, we will provide detailed information. Please begin watching. CRAB FISHING BOATS ON THE COAST OF HAINAN ISLAND, CHINA Dear viewers and friends, in recent times, the oarfish, a species known as the "fish of the day of reckoning," has frequently appeared on beaches across Asia, fueling speculation about the possible occurrence of earthquakes accompanied by tsunamis. Recently, a giant paddlefish appeared on a beach in Hainan, China, drawing widespread attention. Many local residents, curious and fascinated, were delighted to see the ocean monster firsthand for the first time, while many internet users worried that it might be a sign of an impending disaster. The video, circulated on April 3, 2026, shows a long, robust, silvery, and quite large paddlefish. After the local residents discovered the stranded paddlefish, they tried to push it back into the sea. A woman lifts the fish and pulls it step by step toward deeper water. As always, internet users quickly voiced concern when a dead dolphin washed ashore, with most expressing worry. Giant mudskippers are extremely rare. A mudskipper stranded on land is not a good sign. Could a natural disaster be imminent? Giant water lilies live in deep, calm waters. They rise to the surface when there is a sudden disturbance in the current or when the water in those deep, calm areas becomes unstable. Common causes include underwater earthquakes or the intrusion of large foreign objects. Every time this occurs, earthquakes almost always follow. Be cautious of the Philippine tectonic plate in the South China Sea. The public's concern is not unfounded. Prior to the 7.4-magnitude earthquake that struck Indonesia's coastal waters on April 2nd, Many sea turtles have washed up on the central coast of Vietnam. Perhaps they could no longer withstand the pressure deep within the ocean and rose to the surface. Ladies and gentlemen, many people consider the appearance of the paddlefish before the earthquake occurring was merely coincidental. However, modern science has now proven the connection between this species of fish living at a depth of 1,000 meters below the ocean floor and the movements of deeper geological layers. However, since detailed statistical data are not available, many people regard this as a spiritual matter and therefore unreliable. Although science may not recognize it, we cannot deny the intimate connection between human beings and all things in this vast universe. When something unusual occurs, it is a warning sign of greater upheavals yet to come. We humans are accustomed to believing only what we see with our eyes or hear with our ears. Therefore, when disaster strikes, we must bear unimaginable consequences. China's ghostly hailstorm, Beijing shrouded in dusty haze Dear audience and friends, right after the Lunar New Year, a series of extraordinary geniuses have emerged across China, inviting people to reflect on the ancient concept of the unity of heaven, humanity, and blood. On the evening of April 2nd, many areas in Qiyang County, Guizhou Province, were suddenly hit by a severe hailstorm. The streets were covered with hail like snow, instantly turning the flowing streams into icy rivers. The piled-up stones rose as high as the car doors, turning the roads into ice barriers in the blink of an eye, trapping many vehicles. The local residents described this scene as resembling the era of the Warring States. In Beijing, on April 3, a sandstorm with strong winds turned the capital's sky yellow, creating an extremely gloomy atmosphere. Meteorological monitoring shows that wind speeds in some areas have reached level 11, and pollution levels have reached 5, posing a severe health hazard to humans. In addition to Beijing, northern Chinese regions such as the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Shanxi Province, and Hebei Province have also been severely affected by the sandstorm. Blood-red eclipses in the sky lasting for several days in a row are considered ominous signs of natural disasters on Earth. Based on the IP address displayed on the Chinese platform Toujin, internet users posted photos or videos of the blood moon from various provinces across China. including Henan and Jilin in the northeast, Yunnan, Guangdong, and Hainan in the south, as well as Shandong, Anhui, and Shanghai, etc. According to folk beliefs, a blood moon symbolizes ill fortune and signifies a disruption in the balance between heaven and earth. There is an old Chinese proverb that says, when a blood moon appears, demons also emerge. The implication is that the appearance of a blood moon signals a momentous event or an ominous warning. Dear audience and friends, it is no coincidence that China has frequently suffered from numerous disasters and calamities as it does today. The ancients believed that there is an intimate connection between humans and heaven, forming a unified whole. Long ago, when science had not developed as it has today, one could simply look up at the sky and predict good fortune, misfortune, prosperity, or decline. Conversely, by observing the mental state and social morality, one can also predict the fate of a nation. China today faces numerous disasters and calamities, possibly because the Chinese people no longer believe in gods. The root cause is the Communist Party of China's unwavering promotion of atheism. When people no longer revere the divine, and no longer believe in cause and effect, they will dare to commit all kinds of evil deeds, thus giving rise to evil karma. Natural disasters, calamities, and societal upheavals—ultimately, they are ways for humanity to repay karma. Therefore, the root of the problem is not how to respond, but rather eliminating the factor. has caused the Chinese people to lose faith in gods and Buddhas. The legend of Guangwu driving a bus in Chengdu Dear audience and friends, when we mention Quang Vu, people immediately think of a martial arts general of extraordinary skill and strength. He laughed, clad in nothing but a loincloth, his ears adorned with the Qinglong Yanyue Dao sword, charging into battle with unmatched valor, amassing glorious feats of war. But that was Quang Vu from the era of the Warring States. Quang Vu now appears in a completely different guise. On April 1, 2026, internet users in Chengdu encountered a Guangwu, A fierce-looking ox with a red face, long horns, wearing a green round-necked shirt, and a cloth hat on its head. But he did not send a donkey, but rather a steel horse or a bus. Many people in the street were greatly excited upon encountering this image. Someone exclaimed, "Oh, Quang Vu is driving the bus." In fact, this humorous image is intended to promote the new bus route in Chengdu. Called the "Dreamy Silk Road of Taman Country," it was launched during the Spring Festival and the Chengming Festival. This special bus departs daily from Xuan Tay Road. From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., with the driver wearing Quang Vu's outfit and female tour guides in uniform accompanying the passengers throughout the journey To experience the culture of the Warring States period and the cityscapes. Many humorous comments were posted by internet users. Quang Cong is driving a government bus. Passengers please note that you should not display your skill set in front of Quang Vu. Not only Quang Vu, but previously, tourists had also encountered two great poets of China. Du Fu and Li Bai are driving a public bus in Chengdu. Besides the main character, there was also a young girl on the vehicle wearing traditional attire. Guiding tourists to experience traditional Chinese culture. And that concludes the information we've shared today. This also marks the end of our video for today. 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