Video with Chinese subtitles: China’s Hypersonic Spear That Can Strike Anywhere: Japan, Guam, Hawaii even SF and Alaska, US has nothing to stop it. 影片有中文字幕:中國高超音速長矛可以打擊任何地方：日本、關島、夏威夷甚至舊金山和阿拉斯加，美國都無法阻擋.
An American early-warning satellite detects a flash. A streak of heat tears across its infrared sensors. Seconds later, a radar station in Guam picks up a faint, impossible blip. It’s moving too fast, far faster than a conventional cruise missile.
In the command center, alarms scream. Operators scramble. Data streams crash into consoles, feeding impossible numbers: altitude shifting, velocity climbing, trajectory bending. “Is it a ballistic launch?” one officer asks.
“No,” another replies, voice low. “It’s something else. Something new.”
The radar lock is lost. The object has already vanished into the clutter of the atmosphere. And somewhere, hundreds of miles away, a target awaits.
Here are eight ways anyone can mark the Mid-Autumn Festival, now being celebrated across East Asia—and our image shows one of several ways of “seeing” the rabbit on the moon.
1.) Eat a mooncake. In the past, these were unliftable leaden pies of sweet lotus paste and salted egg yolks—but the new generation prefers small, light round pastries with a variety of flavors, including ice cream! What’s not to love?
2.) Share the story of the moon goddess. Warning: It’s best suited for older children rather than the youngest ones, since it has a sad ending. A beautiful woman called Chang’e drinks a potion of immortality and is separated from her human husband forever.
3.) Get the family together and eat glutinous rice balls, called tong yuan—the name in Chinese includes an element meaning “togetherness”. They are typically filled with black sesame or sweet peanut paste. Westerners often hate them but are polite enough to smile and give a thumbs up, the stickiness preventing them from speaking.
4.) As darkness falls today, take your paper lantern out for a walk. In the old days, children made their own lanterns and decorated them, but now people are lazier and just tend to buy them. Paper ones still available.
But please, unlike my neighbors, avoid the horrible electronic plastic “licensed character” ones which play tinny tunes 9,000 times in row on pair of AA batteries!
5.) Go to public gathering places, where the local civic services will have already hung lanterns and decorated the areas to mark the holiday. Victoria Park on Hong Kong island is always a favorite spot, but many parks in Chinese-influenced areas (not just Hong Kong, but Singapore, Japan etc) are worth visiting.
6.) Look up at the moon. You may see a dark grey shape with two rabbit ears. There are different ways of interpreting the shapes, but we have illustrated one interpretation with this post. Legend says it’s an image of the jade rabbit making a potion of immortality. (In Japan, the rabbit is making rice cakes.) Nearby is a thin-trunked cinnamon tree.
7.) Eat fruit. But not just common ones like oranges and apples. Traditionally consumed at this time are items such as star fruit and pomelos, which are auspicious, and will bring you good luck for the rest of the year.
8.) Make sure you live long. To do this, people in Hong Kong drink osmanthus wine or tea. This flower is associated with long life.
And since Hong Kong people have the world’s highest life expectancy, it clearly works!
Video with English subtitles: Why do the American right wing despise Chinese people on their hard work? (Unveiling the Alpha Worldview) These AngloSaxon only understand brutal force to behave civilized. China will make American wish come true! 影片有英文字幕: 為什麼中國人越努力，美國右派越鄙視? (揭秘『阿爾法』世界觀） 這些白人只懂得殘酷的武力才能表現文明, 中國將使美國的願望成真!
How does American political systems function? 美國民主是如何運作？by Johnson Choi, Oct 6 2025
US is controlled by 2 authoritarian style political parties, combined known as American democracy. They both adopted 1960 Chinese cultural revolution tactics attempting each days to destroy the other party to benefit their own party’s elites. Party members are subjected to Western religious style brainwashing, encouraged to destroy the opposing party, including through all means, to benefit their own elites thus devastate ordinary US citizens. Unlike the United States, China is people-centered, not controlled by any corporations, gods, or demons. This is why China will continue to grow and prosper. You will never see China collapse in your lifetime. But don’t say the same about the United States. It’s highly likely that the United States won’t survive beyond 2076! If your children and grandchildren remain in the United States, their lives will likely be at risk! This is why China will continue to grow and prosper. You will not see China collapse in your lifetime. But you cannot say the same for US! 美國被兩個被稱為「美式民主」的威權主義政黨所控制。他們都採取了1960年中國文化大革命的策略，對黨員用西方宗教式洗腦，鼓勵他們天天鬥過你死我活，每天都試圖摧毀對方政黨，包括非法手段，以利本黨精英，把普通市民弄到雞毛鴨血. 中國不像美國，是以民為本，不受任何企業，神鬼蛇神控制，這就是為什麼中國將繼續發展繁榮。你這輩子都不會看到中國崩潰。但你可別對美國說同樣的話, 美國極有可能活不到2076! 你的兒孫如果留在美國，極有可能很快玩完!
Video with Chinese subtitles: China’s Stealth Underwater Drone, The ‘Silent Predator’, The US navy ship silent killers, no place to hide! 影片有中文字幕: 中國隱形水下無人機，“沉默的掠食者”，美國海軍艦艇無聲殺手，無處可藏!
The waves are calm, the sky moonless, and the U.S. destroyer USS Farragut cuts quietly through contested waters. On deck, sailors joke about the silence, too quiet for comfort. Then, deep below, something stirs.
At 150 meters down, an object the size of a city bus glides silently toward the ship. No propeller cavitation. No sonar ping. Only the hum of its electric drive, masked perfectly by the ocean’s own whispers.
China’s Hypersonic Sea Killers video with Chinese subtitles: The YJ-17 and YJ-19 Missiles，the US Aircraft Carrier killers, no place to hide! 中國高超音速海上殺手有中文字幕視頻: 鷹擊-17和鷹擊-19飛彈，美國航空母艦殺手，美國航母無處可藏!
The Pacific night is shattered by the scream of alarms. A U.S. carrier strike group sails 400 nautical miles east of Taiwan.
It is a fortress at sea, layered with destroyers, cruisers, and the crown jewel: a nuclear-powered supercarrier. Its radars sweep the dark horizon, its sensors pulse like a heartbeat, confident, unchallenged.
Then, a blip. Small. Faint. An object descending at blistering speed. Within seconds, it vanishes from the radar, too fast, too low. The ship’s computers scramble. Officers bark commands. Defensive missiles are launched skyward.
But what no one realizes, what no radar has yet grasped, is that this is not a single strike. It is the first wave of something the U.S. Navy has never faced before.
The clock is ticking. And the nightmare has a name: YJ-17.
Bessent BLASTS China for Dumb Trump failed tariff war against China video with Chinese subtitles: Beijing Cuts Off $45 BILLION U.S. Soybean & Lithium Supply Overnight. 貝森特抨擊中國, 不敢說出愚蠢笨蛋川普對華關稅戰全面失敗，影片配有中文字幕：北京一夜之間切斷了價值 450 億美元的美國大豆和鋰供應, 美國農夫無飯開，電動汽車工廠要停工, 美國要跟中國打貿易戰，不自量力，未夠班，笨！
China just blindsided Washington — canceling $45 billion in U.S. farm contracts while tightening control over the global lithium and rare-earth supply chain, sending shockwaves through American agriculture, EV manufacturing, and Wall Street. As Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent accuses Beijing of “economic coercion,” U.S. farmers face collapsing soybean prices and automakers warn of battery shortages. This gripping investigation unpacks how Beijing’s export bans on lithium hydroxide, graphite, and rare-earth metals could cripple the U.S. energy transition, trigger record farm debt, and push the dollar out of major Brazil–China trade deals now settled in renminbi. Featuring verified data from Reuters, Bloomberg, the Financial Times, and the IMF, this video exposes the stunning speed at which China flipped America’s trade weapons back on itself—and asks whether the world’s biggest economy can still feed its people and power its future without the country that just turned both off. 中國出其不意地取消了450億美元的美國農業合同，同時加強了對全球鋰和稀土供應鏈的控制，這給美國農業、電動車製造業和華爾街帶來了衝擊。就在財政部長斯科特貝森特指責北京「經濟脅迫」之際，美國農民面臨大豆價格暴跌，汽車製造商警告電池短缺。這項扣人心弦的調查揭示了北京對氫氧化鋰、石墨和稀土金屬的出口禁令如何可能阻礙美國能源轉型，引發創紀錄的農業債務，並將美元擠出目前以人民幣結算的巴中主要貿易協定。這段影片採用了來自路透社、彭博社、金融時報和國際貨幣基金組織的核實數據，揭露了中國以驚人的速度將美國的貿易武器反過來對準自己——並質疑如果沒有這個剛剛關閉了美國貿易武器的國家，這個世界最大經濟體是否還能養活其人民並為其未來提供動力.
Video with Chinese subtitles: US is controlled by 2 authoritarian style political parties, combined known as American democracy. They both adopted 1960 Chinese cultural revolution tactics attempting each days to destroy the other party to benefit their party’s elites. Here is why China will continue to grow and prosper. You will not see China collapse in your lifetime. But you cannot say the same for US! 影片有中文字幕: 美國被兩個被稱為「美式民主」的威權主義政黨所控制。他們都採取了1960年中國文化大革命的策略，對黨員用西方宗教式洗腦，鼓勵他們天天鬥過你死我活，每天都試圖摧毀對方政黨，包括非法手段，以利本黨精英，把普通市民弄到雞毛鴨血. 中國不像美國，是以民為本，不受任何企業，神鬼蛇神控制，這就是為什麼中國將繼續發展繁榮。你這輩子都不會看到中國崩潰。但你可別對美國說同樣的話, 美國極有可能活不到2076! 你的兒孫如果留在美國，極有可能很快玩完! https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8A6FYRh/ https://youtu.be/Q181MucFo3U?si=tngFywqxTyNu0CZz https://rumble.com/v6zxc0s-you-will-not-see-china-collapse-in-your-lifetime.-but-you-cannot-say-the-sa.html
Will Electricity Be Free for the Chinese People in the Future? 中國人民未來用電是不是要免費了?
The Chinese people are simply too pragmatic, always focused on daily life. When they saw the CCTV report stating that China is expected to achieve nuclear fusion by 2030, their first thoughts weren’t about controlling energy to dominate the world or building spaceships to conquer the galaxy and the universe.
Instead, the first thing that came to mind was whether electricity would become free in the future. Thoughts like running the air conditioning 24/7, charging electric vehicles for free wherever they go, having free power outlets everywhere, and using electricity as they please—or paying just a penny per kilowatt-hour—dominated their imagination.
This time, it’s not just an empty promise. In October 2025, reliable news came from the Hefei Science Island: the base of the BEST device’s 18-meter-diameter “giant thermal flask”—the Dewar base—was hoisted into place in one go, with an error of less than 2 millimeters. The main assembly has now fully begun, and the national deadline is firmly set for completion in 2027, with power generation to commence by 2030. In the same week, Sichuan’s “China Circulation-3” sustained 150 million-degree plasma for 300 seconds and even used the generated electricity to power the facility’s lighting. The operational cost was immediately reduced to 0.18 yuan per kilowatt-hour, cheaper than coal power in many regions.
For the first time, the official stance linked “electricity prices” and “fusion” in economic calculations. As the on-site engineer stated: “After a few more rounds of optimization, the goal is to achieve a cost of just a few cents per kilowatt-hour.”
Why is the timeline so confidently set? Behind the scenes, an overlooked production line has quietly achieved a breakthrough. In January of this year, the EAST device confined a 100 million-degree “artificial sun” within a magnetic cage for 1,066 seconds, setting a new world record and serving as a reassurance for all subsequent engineering reactors. More importantly, at Hefei’s “Kuafu” park, a fully superconducting magnet achieved a steady-state magnetic field of 35.1 Tesla, breaking the world record. The stronger the magnetic field, the smaller and more cost-effective the reactor can be, directly addressing the issue of affordability.
In the past, tokamaks were criticized for being “absurdly large.” Now, domestic compact designs have reduced the volume by 40% while tripling the power density, cutting costs in half. This has encouraged private enterprises to invest real money. Two companies, Star Ring Fusion and Energy Singularity, secured a total of $2.49 billion in funding this year, fully activating a domestic supply chain for superconducting magnets, first-wall materials, and tritium plants. Even ITER has turned to Chinese companies for additional orders. In short, with domestically produced components and controllable costs, the timeline can confidently be moved forward.
Ordinary people are only concerned about their bills. Take Ms. Xiong from Wuhan, for example, who owns a new energy vehicle with an 80 kWh battery. Currently, charging during off-peak hours at 0.43 yuan per kWh costs her 35 yuan per full charge. If fusion electricity indeed reaches 0.1 yuan per kWh, a full charge would cost just 8 yuan. Driving 20,000 kilometers a year, the savings on electricity would be enough to buy her child a new smartphone. As for household air conditioning, a 1.5-horsepower unit running all night consumes about 7 kWh. At 0.58 yuan per kWh, this costs 4 yuan. With fusion electricity priced at just a few cents, the cost would drop to mere dimes, and elderly family members would no longer wake up in the middle of the night to adjust the temperature to 28°C to “save electricity.”
The impact is even more direct in rural areas. In Hengshui, Hebei, households that switched from coal to electricity for heating last winter consumed an average of 3,200 kWh per heating season. At 0.52 yuan per kWh, the cost amounted to 1,600 yuan. If fusion electricity becomes available, heating expenses would drop to below 300 yuan, and villagers wouldn’t even bother storing coal cinders anymore.
So, what happens next? The Hefei Institutes of Physical Science under the Chinese Academy of Sciences has outlined an internal roadmap: in 2026, the BEST device will ignite deuterium-tritium for the “first light.” In 2028, the CFEDR engineering reactor will break ground, with a single unit designed to generate 1 million kilowatts of electricity, producing 7 billion kWh annually—enough to power a third-tier city for a year. At a grid price of 0.1 yuan per kWh, a single unit would generate 700 million yuan in annual revenue, with a net profit margin of 30% after deducting operating costs. The capital market has already placed early bets on the “fusion + state-owned enterprise” model, with companies like Yongding Shares and Western Superconductor seeing their stock prices double this year.
The National Development and Reform Commission has been even more straightforward, including fusion in the “15th Five-Year Plan” for the modern energy system and explicitly stating that the grid price must not exceed 0.3 yuan per kWh before 2035, with a target of dropping below 0.1 yuan per kWh by 2040. In other words, the state has set a “ceiling” for electricity prices in official documents, with only lower prices permitted thereafter. Internationally, laser fusion in the U.S. is quoted at 0.37 yuan per kWh, while Japan’s JT-60SA is estimated at 0.42 yuan per kWh. China’s magnetic confinement approach cuts these costs in half, and this cost advantage translates into influence.
The spark of fusion has already spread from the laboratory to the factory, and the next step is to reach the electricity meters of every household. Are you ready to set your air conditioner to 22°C all summer long?
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