Yu’s Spirit Revenges? Suspects' Backing Collapses? Yang Lanlan Denies Guilt!

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The protective umbrella shielding the wrongdoers has begun to tear,
and the first cracks are spreading faster than anyone expected.
From the cryptic hints in Wen Yifan's livestream
to the mysterious death of artist Jiehui Jun
followed by a series of strange phenomena appearing over the skies of Hong Kong and Guangdong,
everything seems to be spiraling toward a single focal point.
The pressure bearing down on the forces behind the Yu Menglong case is approaching a breaking point.
With 680,000 signatures, a flood of letters from within China,
and powerful voices from beyond the Great Firewall,
a wave is rising that no one can ignore.
At the same time, Yang Lanlan has dropped a shocking twist that left the public stunned.
What exactly is happening inside Zhongnanhai?
Could it be that the downfall of the power protecting the guilty is near?
Join us in today's program to find out.
Has their protective umbrella finally torn?
According to commentator Li Muyang,
a netizen wrote to him saying there was good news.
During his November 14 livestream,
mainland artist Wen Yifan mentioned the case of Yu Menglong,
citing reliable insider information claiming that
the umbrella above has already torn.
Wen Yifan did not say who this umbrella refers to,
only that it is someone ordinary people would never be able to approach or understand.
A sky-covering, earth-shading umbrella.
He encouraged everyone to keep writing letters and continue speaking out.
However, neither Wen Yifan's Weibo nor his Douyin account
shows any trace of that livestream segment, no matter how one searches.
So it's hard to know whether this information is real or fabricated.
Even so, Wen Yifan has been Yu Menglong's longtime friend.
After Yu Menglong's incident, he was one of the few who bravely spoke out for him.
He once said in a video,
In truth, we all understand that umbrella is destined to tear sooner or later.
The fact that it can still shield a few people for now
only means our winds and storms have not grown strong enough, yet.
At the moment, the petition has surpassed 680,000 signatures.
Inside China, the number of letters and complaint filings has also surged.
According to official CCP statistics, from October 21st to November 11th,
domestic postal and courier services handled 13.938 billion parcels,
with a peak of 777 million in a single day, setting a new record.
A paparazzi blogger posted,
We are all doing amazingly.
Voices from outside the wall, petition movements outside the wall,
and efforts to break the wall, these have left an undeniable impact.
So who says actions taken outside the wall don't matter?
If they were truly useless, someone wouldn't be panicking this much.
That's why we must keep going and stay persistent.
The guilty side is genuinely trembling.
They are throwing every trick they have at suppressing this case.
Recently, yet another mysterious death occurred,
this time involving an artist named Jiehui Jun.
According to the announcement from the band Ordinary Rock Band,
on the morning of November 9th, while at work,
her chest was abruptly crushed by the frame of an electric reclining chair,
causing broken ribs and breathing difficulties.
She was rushed to the hospital and underwent emergency treatment for more than 10 hours,
but still passed away in the early morning of November 10th.
Jiehui Jun, born in 1987 and known by the stage name A-Jen,
was only 38 years old and strikingly beautiful.
She was both the band's lead singer and its violinist.
People around her described her as a superwoman,
serious, responsible, smart, capable, and highly competent.
But netizens noticed something suspicious.
With this type of chair, once the operator presses the button,
the electric motor moves slowly,
taking about 15 seconds to go from upright to fully reclined.
Moreover, before starting the chair,
the operator must repeatedly warn everyone nearby to keep clear.
So the questions arise.
Did the operator warn others before activating the chair?
Did people nearby warn A-Jen?
If they did, why was she still standing there?
Even if she didn't move away in time, she would normally cry out for help.
If she had, the operator would easily have had time
to hit the emergency stop button to prevent,
or at least lessen, the severity of the accident.
So did A-Jen call for help?
If she did, did the operator press the emergency stop?
Was this really a mechanical accident?
Or was there human involvement?
This incident occurred while the Yu Menglong case is still burning hot,
and the pressure on the evildoers continues to mount.
Is this truly just a coincidence?
Or was A-Jen given a carefully staged, mysterious death?
Furthermore, could it be, as Wen Yifan said,
that the umbrella above has torn under overwhelming pressure,
prompting someone to deliberately create a brand new,
baffling celebrity death to divert attention away from the Yu Menglong case?
Has Yu Menglong's spirit come back seeking justice?
Fans of Yu Menglong all hope that in the world beyond,
he can live in peace, await his next chance at rebirth,
and break through every barrier erected by evil forces
so that his soul may finally rest.
Everyone expresses their prayers in different ways.
Some light lamps, others burn spirit money.
This video shows people burning joss paper for Yu Menglong.
In the video, a cloud of pink-white mist appears like a drifting fog.
At that moment, someone who was burning joss paper called out loudly,
Yu Menglong.
As soon as they called his name, the mist emerged from afar
and slowly approached, as if someone were walking toward them.
The shape is clearly visible.
According to folk custom, when burning joss paper,
you must state whom it is for.
Once the name is called, the person will come to receive it.
The moment the person shouted Yu Menglong,
that mist appeared and drifted closer.
Watch the video carefully. You can hardly believe your eyes.
The possibility of the footage being faked seems extremely low for two reasons.
First, no human imagination could easily invent such a scene.
If someone tried to fabricate it, the artificial feel would be obvious.
Yet this clip looks completely natural and genuine.
It may only be a cloud of mist, but it feels strangely real.
Second, the one filming is a fan of Yu Menglong.
Even if only a casual fan, in such a solemn setting,
they would have no reason to stage or fake something like this.
Therefore, I believe the video is highly credible and worth believing.
In addition, on November 9, 2025, the sky over Hong Kong turned purple,
with a cloud shaped like a flying dragon.
People exclaimed, amazing, a good omen.
The dragon has returned. Hong Kong will rise again.
That same evening, under the night sky of Guangdong,
the opening ceremony of the 15th National Games unfolded in grand spectacle.
Xi Jinping and Peng Liyuan personally attended.
Inside the brilliantly lit stadium, a massive golden fish dragon,
a creature with a dragon's head and a fish's body,
soared through the air, swirling around before 30,000 spectators.
Many netizens gasped, a fish dragon, a carp leaping over the dragon gate.
Menglong has manifested.
Then, on October 10, 2025, at Kuanlun Airport,
a human-shaped cloud appeared in the sky,
bearing a striking resemblance to Xi Jinping,
with the head seemingly pulled upward by invisible strings.
Some people connected it to the tragic end of the Ming Dynasty's last emperor, Chongzhen.
Onlookers exclaimed, unbelievable.
Beneath the human-shaped cloud was a reddish-pink dragon coiling around it.
Many believe it symbolized Yu Menglong's spirit seeking justice.
The last emperor of the Ming, Chongzhen, Zhu Yujian,
hanged himself from an old pagoda tree at the foot of Mount Meishan
when the dynasty collapsed.
According to the history of the Ming,
that day the sky turned blood-red and the wind howled like morning cries.
With Chongzhen's death, the Ming Dynasty fell.
Could this strange phenomenon be a sign for telling the fate of the Chinese Communist Party?
Before answering that question, let me touch on another breaking piece of information.
Yang Lanlin refuses to plead guilty, denies all charges.
On November 14th, there was a major development in Yang Lanlin's case.
At her fourth hearing of the day,
her legal representative submitted an official statement to the court
declaring that Yang Lanlin pleads not guilty
and denies all allegations related to her driving.
According to the UK's Daily Mail, in late July this year,
Yang Lanlin was driving a Tiffany Blue Rolls Royce worth around 1 million USD
when she allegedly crashed head-on into a Mercedes van,
leaving the other driver severely injured.
Because the case has drawn widespread attention,
many members of the local Chinese community showed up early at the courthouse
on the morning of the 14th.
However, Yang Lanlin herself did not appear.
Her lawyer, Michael Korn, attended on her behalf,
though he arrived near the end of the hearing, reportedly 40 minutes late.
Korn told the court that Yang Lanlin entered a plea of not guilty
and that the defense will submit expert evidence in the next stage.
Outside the court, he did not answer direct questions
about Yang Lanlin's current whereabouts,
merely stating that she had court permission not to attend in person.
Since the first hearing on August 15th,
Yang Lanlin has missed all four consecutive court sessions.
She is currently facing four charges,
including dangerous driving causing serious bodily harm,
which carries a maximum sentence of up to seven years in prison.
She is also accused of refusing a breath test
and failing to provide legally required identification information to police.
The Daily Mail previously reported that right before she was expected
to appear in court to enter a plea,
Yang Lanlin suddenly moved out of her Ocean View penthouse
and a backup white Rolls-Royce registered under her name also disappeared.
These actions triggered a wave of speculation.
Yang Lanlin remains out on bail
and the case is scheduled to resume on January 30th next year.
The driver who was struck, George Plessaris, suffered devastating injuries.
A fractured spine, multiple fractures in the pelvis and femur,
a ruptured spleen, and torn abdominal tissue.
The crash has permanently changed his life.
He can no longer work.
Yet the suspect continues to plead not guilty.
Do they ever stop to consider how the victim is supposed to live from now on?
In today's China, wealthy and reckless individuals like Yang Lanlin are not rare.
And the repeated delays in her case suggest that the forces backing her are anything but simple.
Power struggles behind the scenes remain intense.
Rumor has Xi Jinping been stripped of all power?
On November 14th, U.S.-based exiled political commentator Tang Jingyuan
stated in his YouTube program, citing an insider within the system,
that Xi Jinping has been stripped of nearly all real power at this fourth plenum.
He said the official communique released after the fourth plenum
was nothing but a grand deception,
meant to conceal the truth at a time when the regime is facing crises on all fronts.
Tang reminded viewers not to be misled by the wording of the official announcement,
and stressed that the CCP is currently undergoing unprecedented turbulence.
The insider information he receives should be treated as reference material for observing developments,
not as final conclusions.
According to this source, the current real power structure at the top looks like this.
Control of the military remains in the hands of Jiang Yuxia.
Former Premier Wen Jiabao is acting as the behind-the-scenes overall commander,
overseeing the broader situation.
Wang Yang has effectively re-emerged, once again taking charge of party affairs.
Hu Chunhua is handling preparatory work and is seen as a princeling-style successor,
though he still adheres to a party preservation line.
Tang also said he received information from another source, more official and authoritative,
likewise claiming that Xi Jinping has been sidelined at the fourth plenum,
reduced to following the Hua Guofeng model, essentially becoming a senior figurehead.
The reason this dramatic power shift was omitted from the official communique,
he said, stems from two deeper considerations.
One, many arrangements are not yet finalized,
so someone must remain on stage to finish this act.
Two, the mess Xi left behind is too vast.
The successor would struggle to clean it up,
and no one wants to step forward now and assume responsibility.
Thus, the cleanest solution is to let Xi Jinping continue standing at the front,
so all consequences ultimately fall on him.
Tang believes that for the sake of preserving the party,
the elders' faction will likely continue sending out misleading signals,
suggesting that Xi still holds supreme authority.
In the coming period, the outside world may witness a highly contradictory phenomenon.
In propaganda, the CCP will continue praising Xi Jinping.
But in action, it will steadily dismantle the Xi faction.
Tang argued that both Deng Xiaoping's reform and opening path
and Xi Jinping's U-turn to save the party have reached dead ends.
The CCP cannot return to the political environment of the Hu Wen era.
He said Xi once had a chance to lead China down a better path,
but due to his obsession with power, he not only destroyed himself,
but also tied the CCP's fate tightly to his own,
turning himself into a tool accelerating the party's eventual collapse.
Tang stressed that the disintegration of the CCP
is now a near and irreversible historical trend.
The only people who can truly protect themselves
are those willing to lead the nation and its people out of the red system.
What do you think? Feel free to leave your thoughts below.
Thank you and see you next time.
