Tuesday, January 7, 2025

Tens of thousands of people in Chinese city protest, urge to overthrow "Xi's rule"

 News on Unrest in CCP China

Direct translation / Editor: Zhongkang / Source: New Head Shell / https://www.aboluowang.com/2025/0107/2156899.html

Image : In the early morning of 2 January, a building fall accident suspected to be related to school bullying occurred in Pucheng County, Shaanxi Province. As the local government and the school tried to hide the truth of the incident, many angry people gathered at the school gate to protest. Picture: taken from @DXDWX999 X shared video

Image : After being knocked down by the people, a policeman lay on the ground pretending to be dead, but his left hand was tightly holding his mobile phone. Picture: taken from @YesterdayBigcat X shared video


A student fell from a building in Pucheng County Vocational Education Center in Shaanxi Province recently due to campus bullying, which unexpectedly ignited the anger of many people. Tens of thousands of people went to the school gate to protest, and it even became the largest protest in China after the "White Paper Revolution". In this regard, some netizens began to analyze the various situations that China may face in the future if it really overthrows the rule of the Communist Party through this incident.

X tweeted "Yesterday" that the protest against Pucheng County Vocational Education Center has intensified. As of the 6th local time, tens of thousands of dissatisfied people have gathered at the school gate to protest, and even broke through the police blockade and rushed into the campus several times. There were even policemen who lay on the ground "pretending to be dead" after being knocked down by the people. No matter how the people kicked and kicked, they insisted on not making any reaction, but held their mobile phones tightly in their hands. Some netizens questioned that the policemen were probably using their mobile phones to record videos and were ready to "settle accounts" with these protesters.

X's Twitter user "Gancheng Wang" tweeted today (7 January 2025) that if the protest in Pucheng County continues, it is likely to push the "Xi's world" Communist Party regime to collapse within 2025. "Gancheng Wang" said that at present, almost all provinces and cities in China are in a state of financial loss, and the loss situation is getting worse. The government's cash flow may be "cut off" in the future.

Image : Protests against unfinished buildings have broken out in many places in China, which has seriously impacted the local financial economy. Photo: Reproduced from Mr. Li is not your teacher X's (former Twitter) account

At the same time, China's stock market, bond market, RMB exchange rate and real estate industry have also collapsed. First-tier cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen are even showing a "depression in all industries", which is enough to prove that China's economy is in a state of continuous collapse.

"Gancheng Wang" added that China's diplomatic environment is also gradually deteriorating. Many of China's "brotherly countries" have collapsed one after another. In the future, China may only be able to seek warmth from Russia. In addition, "Gancheng Wang" speculated that Xi Jinping may have lost the ability to control the People's Liberation Army, and it may be difficult to rely on the "gun" to assess possible civil unrest and riots in the future.

"Gancheng Wang" believes that if Xi Jinping's regime really collapses, the "old gang" represented by Hu Jintao, Wen Jiabao, and Zhu Rongji is likely to temporarily take over the regime. However, "Gancheng Wang" emphasized that if these "old gangs" regain power, they may pass power to their descendants, prolonging the suffering that China may face.

In addition, "Gancheng Wang" also hopes that the Kuomintang stranded in Taiwan can lead a qualified management team to return to the mainland and become China's legitimate government. "Gancheng Wang" also called on overseas democracy activists to return after the collapse of Xi Jinping's regime to help supervise the "old gang" and help the Kuomintang gain a firm foothold in China.

Image : When inspecting a brigade of the PLA Rocket Force recently, Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping said that the army must comprehensively strengthen training and preparation for war. Reproduced from the news investigation X account

At the same time, "Gancheng Wang" also analyzed that if the Xi Jinping regime really collapsed suddenly, Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party government would likely take the opportunity to pursue independence and join the United Nations under the name of Taiwan. Special administrative regions such as Hong Kong and Macao are likely to follow in Taiwan's footsteps, but because they have been controlled by the Chinese government, it is probably difficult to achieve the same independence as Taiwan in the short term.

As for whether large-scale riots may also occur in Tibet, Inner Mongolia or Xinjiang, "Gancheng Wang" believes that since the Communist Party has deployed Han people who control the military and police in these areas, these areas may not have large-scale rebellions, but small-scale rebellions are likely to occur frequently in southern Xinjiang.

"Gancheng Wang" said that even if the Communist Party government falls, these areas may still need the support of the new government or the new government to move forward in their own future. "Gancheng Wang" emphasized that 2025 is likely to be an important turning point and the beginning of a new page in Chinese history.

Image : Some netizens analyzed that the protest in Pucheng County this time is likely to become the fuse for the Chinese people to overthrow Xi Jinping's rule. Picture: taken from Xinhuanet


Tens of thousands of Shaanxi people rioted! The truth about the student falling to his death was concealed. Pucheng people rushed into the school and beat up the principal

Reporter : Li Yejing / Editor : Zhongkang / Videos on https://www.aboluowang.com/2025/0106/2156323.html

A fall from a building suspected to be related to school bullying occurred at the Vocational Education Center in Pucheng County, Weinan City, Shaanxi Province, which attracted the attention of netizens across China. Many parents, dissatisfied with the way the school and the local government handled the incident, gathered at the school gate to protest since the 4th local time. The scale of the protesting people has become larger and larger over time, and even had physical conflicts with the police. Although the protest has not yet ended, the local government insists that the fall from a building has nothing to do with the criminal case.

The tweeter "Derun Media" posted a tweet on X, pointing out that the large-scale protest in Shaanxi this time was caused by a fall from a building in the early morning of January 2. "Derun Media" said that Dang Changxin, a student studying at the Vocational Education Center in Pucheng, had a verbal conflict with an unknown first-year high school student from the same school a few days ago, and was then bullied and retaliated by the first-year high school student and other classmates.

Although the school teacher mediated the conflict between the two parties, the students of the deceased believed that the teacher's position was more biased towards the first-year high school student, and the mediation effect was very limited. Subsequently, the fall from a building occurred, and Dang Changxin died on the spot.

"Derun Media" said that after the deceased fell from the building, the school turned off the power of the boys' dormitory and confiscated all students' mobile phones in an attempt to block the channels for the news to flow out. However, there are still many students who claim to have witnessed the incident and said that the cause of the deceased's death was not just the "fall from a high place" as officially promoted, but was "pushed down the building" by bullying. There are even rumors that the parents of the students who pushed the deceased down the building are local officials, and the local government and the school insisted that the incident had nothing to do with the criminal case in order to cover up the truth of the facts.

However, the local government and the school's attempt to cover up the truth of the incident has caused dissatisfaction among the family of the deceased and some classmates. "Derun Media" said that since the 4th local time, the family of the deceased and many netizens who have paid attention to this matter have begun to protest at the school gate, demanding that the school give a reasonable explanation for this matter. And as more and more people pay attention to this matter, many local people have also joined the ranks of demonstrations and protests. Some protesters also had fierce physical conflicts with the stability maintenance police in order to get back the uncle of the deceased who was arrested by the police. Many protesters have been arrested by the police one after another.

However, the violent stability maintenance actions of the local police did not quench the anger of the people. The protests even escalated on a large scale today (6). There were tens of thousands of people protesting, many of whom held up banners that read "Anti-bullying, demand the truth" and confronted the stability maintenance police. Some protesters even broke through the police blockade and broke into the school to seek explanations from school administrators. The principal was also beaten by the crowd in a panic.

"Derun Media" stated that as of now, the protest is still developing, but the latest investigation report of the Pucheng County government still insists that the deceased died from falling from a high altitude, "excluding the possibility of a criminal case."

Exclusive : Bangkok Airways Operations Complex and the nearby plane-spotting site

Report, pictures copyright by : Gan Yung Chyan, KUCINTA SETIA


I went to Spot 7 in a hotel taxi. It is a few seconds walk to the Suvarnabhumi plane-spotting site from the exit of Bangkok Airways Operations Complex Head Office. There is no car park here.

There are more foliage at the plane -spotting site after walking past under the expressway from Bangkok Airways Operations Complex Head Office. One tree is blocking the view of a flying-past wide-bodies and from 10 am it is ok to spot the planes but the attention is on the planes flying past the fence. There are more lamp posts now behind the fence but the area is filled with birds flying. Consider bird-and-plane spotting here.



























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Excessive maintenance of passenger aircraft has led to frequent flight delays for Jeju Air

 Report, photo copyright by : Gan Yung Chyan, KUCINTA SETIA


According to Yonhap News Agency, data from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport of South Korea shows that Jeju Air ranks first among domestic airline operators in South Korea in terms of the number of flights delayed due to aircraft maintenance in the first half of 2024.

Yonhap News Agency quoted this data on 6 January 2025 and reported that Jeju Air operated a total of 52,800 flights from January to June 2024, of which 536 were delayed due to aircraft maintenance. This number not only exceeds low-cost airlines such as Jin Air and Air Busan, but even exceeds Korean Air, the largest flight operator in South Korea. During the same period, Korean Air operated more flights, but had fewer delays due to maintenance, at 422 flights.

The delay rate of Jeju Air caused by maintenance problems was 1.01%, exceeding the industry average of 0.64%.

Jeju Air Flight 7C2216 crashed while landing at Muan Airport in South Jeolla Province on 29 December 2024. All 179 passengers and crew members on board were killed except for two flight attendants.

According to Yonhap News Agency, at the time of the accident, the aircraft's landing gear had an obvious malfunction, and just 48 hours before the crash, the aircraft had performed a total of 13 flight missions. The outside world questioned that Jeju Air did not have enough time to maintain the aircraft, which may endanger safety.

An industry observer who requested anonymity said that as aircraft perform a large number of flight missions, the number of maintenance will naturally increase, leading to flight delays. "This is a typical problem that occurs when airlines over-operate with a limited number of aircraft."

After the crash, Jeju Air announced that in order to improve operational safety, it plans to reduce flights by 10% to 15% by March 2025.

Friday, January 3, 2025

Hotel Review III : Miracle Suvarnabhumi Airport Hotel

 Review, photo copyright by : Gan Yung Chyan, KUCINTA SETIA


I have stayed at this hotel many times for plane-spotting. Here at night from my room, I can even see a neighbouring dog sleeping from the toilet window beside the beautiful scenery of Suvarnabhumi Airport. In the morning, the haze is so bad that I could not see the targeted aircraft landing on the third runway although it did last week. I faced the backlight issue. I had to find an alternative site for plane-spotting. 

The staff are kind and helpful to arrange for me a return taxi trip to Bangkok Airways Operations Complex where I walk a few seconds to the plane-spotting site opposite the highway and managed to shoot some photos of aircraft flying towards the airport for landing. Round trip costs 250 Baht and the concierge is helpful to translate for me in Chinese the total price of the taxi ride.

In the afternoon, there is no backlight and it is easy to shoot pictures of aircraft landing on the airport from the rooftop.  I will stay here again if I need to perform plane-spotting in Suvarnabhumi.

Inflight Pictures : Korean Air Cargo

  Photo copyright by : Gan Yung Chyan, KUCINTA SETIA