Young lives disappear in days—linked to secret ambulances, and elite dreams of living to 150

Imagine this. In just 11 days, in 21 provinces in China, 136 young people under 35 years old suddenly disappeared from the world. The youngest was only 8 years old. This is not a story from a book, but real numbers that spread on the internet at the end of December 2025. And these are just the numbers that were recorded and shared. How many more were not counted, not reported or not seen? The real situation might be much bigger and much colder than the numbers we see. The question is, in a country with 700 million cameras, why can people disappear without a sound? Why is the chance of finding them so low it's almost zero? Behind this, is it just random events or something deeper in the system? Today, we start from what we see. And layer by layer, we peel back the facts. We won't talk about guesses first. Just look at what happened. From December 20 to 31, 2025. In just 11 days, 136 people under 35 went missing. They were spread across 21 provinces, 14 in Guangdong, 13 in Henan, 10 each in Hebei and Sichuan. This list was first put together and shared by ex-user LightDanceFlying, and it quickly spread online. Go back half a month earlier. From January 1 to 15, 2026, 78 more people went missing. The youngest only 7 years old. If it was just cold numbers, it might not hurt so much. But when names are listed one by one, it feels different. 17-year-old boy Lu Jiangfan from Anyang, Henan. 19-year-old Li Zilin from Nanyang, Henan. 24-year-old Yang Mei from Biji, Guizhou. 17-year-old Xie Yulu from Zumedian, Henan. These are not just signs in math. They are people with families, parents, and friends. What makes the hearts sink even more is, even people who finished army service are starting to lose contact. On Douyin, users shared cases. 22-year-old Li Taiyang from Jingxiang, Henan. 24-year-old Lu Yingqi from Hanzhong, Shaanxi. A 24-year-old former soldier from Xinyang, Shaanxi. 29-year-old Li Hongbo from Xinyi, Guizhou. Fear is spreading among netizens. More and more people will lose contact, because the CCP is very short on money now, so they can only trade lots of organs for money. Organs have become their endless source of cash. 10 years ago they said missing people were 1 or 2 million each year, now it must be more. But do they dare to say it? This is not just by chance, but a continuation of the CCP's dark organ transplant secrets. Just as this uneasy feeling spreads, a high-tech project to help China's first so-called airplane hospital. In January 2026, the Shanghai Health Commission approved Fudan University-affiliated I&ENT Hospital to set up a practice point on the homemade C909 airplane. Inside the plane, there is a level 100 clean surgery room, which can do cataract and ear-nose-throat small surgeries. The official story is, this is a new step in air medical care. It first flew to Shihazhi in Xinjiang in September 2025, and has done many free surgeries. Patients come from Yili in Xinjiang, and far places in Guizhou. In the future, it will fly to countries along the Belt and Road. On the surface, this is a try to bring good medical help to faraway areas. It sounds warm, forward, and full of tech. But reactions online go almost to the other extreme. Some netizens are shocked. Oh my god, how can lost kids be found? They can do surgery right on the plane. Take from the sky, use on the ground, no stop for a minute, no drop for a second. At the airport, pick which one, then take. First get the person on the plane, act when close to the end place, then land, install, make sure it's fresh, other netizens say. No cameras on the plane, take one and throw one. Take on site, send right away to airport after taking, one deal faster than the next, for the powerful only, moving kidney install workshop. Like an eagle catching small birds, anything goes. Small birds have no way up to sky or down to ground, dead end. Why does a free medical project cause such strong distrust? Because with so many missing people, words like surgery on plane, quick take from far areas, high tech tools over distances, touch people's deepest fears. If the airplane hospital makes people think in symbols, then cars without plates bring worry closer to the ground. First, look at a scene that people talk about a lot, at the door of Jiangyi second hospital in Hunan. Many cars without plates parked there for a long time. One car has Hunan Kaifeng emergency medical transport on it. But netizens check and find no matching info or public records. Someone filmed a video and put it online, and comments exploded. What is this scary thing? How does it match some rumors so well? Look at another stronger clip. In Gigang, Guangxi, a girl on the street was pulled hard into an ambulance. In the video she fights and yells, I have hepatitis B. To those who hear, this is not just a cry for help, but a last try to save her life. My organs are not good. Online, more clips spread. Someone taken by a fake ambulance with iron cage welded on. Someone after a car crash, told by kind people to get in the car. Police catch three cars without plates. Drivers know nothing about the medical tools inside. Put these cases together, you see similar things. Cars changed a lot. Get to the scene very fast. Often move at night. Even sleep on streets. Stay away from normal medical systems and rules. The answer points to a hidden transport chain. Fast, secret, quiet. So the question is, in a city with so many cameras, how can these cars stay for long? Near big top hospitals, why do they have these extra things? Who do they serve? What do they go around? If strange things on streets make people alert, when similar clues go into schools, it brings not just questions, but a cold feeling right to the nerves. Schools should be the last safe place, where parents feel okay to leave kids. But now, more parents start to doubt. First thing is, organ transplant info goes big into elementary school classes. As early as 2020, the education ministry put organ donation education into school activities, pushing it from the system. In a third grade science test in a Henan elementary school, four questions are about, organ transplant helps the country and people, and, China's surgery skills lead the world. For 8 or 9-year-old kids, they don't really understand life rules and medical choices yet. But they have to give standard answers on the test. A Beijing art hall once had elementary kids swear together to be organ donation volunteers. Many schools give parents forms to sign for organ donation wish. Some parents say if not sign, it might affect kids' school grades or entry. When volunteer becomes a group event, when choice is part of school grades, is it still real free will? That's a question parents can't avoid. The second thing hits harder. In many elementary schools across the country, with secret task name, they draw blood from students without telling parents enough. If kid says no, they lose small red flower. In a Shanghai area, they have a 9-year plan to draw blood and save samples, every two years, to build long-term sample data. Some parents find out later that kid's blood was taken, but no full health report, and not clear what samples are for or how long kept. So online, lots of questions come. Someone asks if building match database. Someone says straight. No school okay, but alive is important. Fear spreads. Some parents make kids stop school or take leave, to miss the group blood draw time. Sadder, some kids are told to eat high-oil, high-sugar food before check, to make numbers bad on purpose, just for a bit of safety. This is no longer just some family's feelings, but a group worry that's spreading. When fear is at its top, someone comes out to clean it up. In January 2026, Chen Jingyu, vice dean of Zhejiang University Second Hospital, wrote an article, Our country's organ donation cannot be bad-mouthed. He said in 2025, his hospital did 213 lung transplants, number one in the world. Team total 408 cases, including 20 kid double lung transplants, he claims. Since 2015, all organs from brain dead willing donors, about 6,000 donors each year. He shared going to Yunnan, even China-Myanmar border to get lungs, says some questions are bad attacks from people who hate donation. Chen Jingyu is called China's number one lung transplant person by CCP official media, gets special money from state council, is a CCP National People's Congress member. His words were to stop questions, but the result was the opposite. Netizens' comments come like water. Start donating from your family how? Full process open, no bad talk. If no guilt, why not show every donor source? Where kid lungs from? Remember this name, later there will be settling hell's doorways. Why such strong fight back? Because numbers are too weird. One China hospital does year lung transplants more than twice top world centers. Kid donors rare worldwide, but many here. Wait time short like can't believe. Official says lung use rate only five to six percent, but surgery number leads world. This is logic break. Just as fear quietly spreads nationwide, a leaked talk pushes everything to high point. On September 3rd, 2025, Beijing parade. Xi Jinping and Putin walk side by side to Tiananmen Tower. Live mic not off. Whole world hears their chat. Xi Jinping says first. In the past, people over 70 were rare. Now people say, 70 is still a kid. Putin threw translator. With biotech growth, human organs can be transplanted again and again, live younger, even never die old. Xi Jinping laughs. Some predict this century people may live to 150. Easy tone with laughs. This talk was sent out by CCTV live, spread worldwide right away. 150 years. This is not just random say. This is CCP top level dream for decades. As early as Mao Zedong time, inside goal, make top leader live to 150. In 2019, a WeChat ad from 301 hospital leaked by mistake. 981 chief health project. This medical plan for top leaders only ran 60 years. Goal, make leaders live to 150. Ad says clear. Stop cancer. Stop sudden death. Fight old sex gland care. Organ function new. It proudly says, CCP leaders average life longer than West country heads by over 10 years. Add out not long, then deleted all over. But now, when Putin talks organs transplant again and again, Xi Jinping says 150, everything matches. A Jiangsu officials kid who worked in system, Eric Mai, says the darkest side himself. He says, sky eye system so good. Normal person found in five seconds. But if kid or teen missing, leaders say clear. No check sky eye. If check, take blame. Why? Because this thing is government leading. Teens organs healthiest, most money. He saw himself. 10 years ago, hospital want organ need wait in line. Now? Morning want, afternoon have, fresh. He also helped fix doctor patient fights. Doubt some patients cured to death. Just match that day's organ need. Family make noise, push down. No one dare deep check, Eric says. One life under communist party interest, not worth even small thing. He calls everyone to spread truth. Not ask China must be democracy. Just hope China become normal society. At least basic life right. Organ taking these things really must stop. Viewer friends, when top level chats and laughs on tower about 150, young lives disappear without sound. Their organs maybe keep some people's long life dream. This hidden chain, from school blood draw room, street no plate ambulances, sky surgery cabin, all way to Tiananmen tower. Powerful people's forever life, built on normal people's end. Bottom people have no place to run. 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