
The China Show China Mobilizes Against it’s Own People - Not Good… - Episode #296
Jan 2, 2026
The hosts dive into a disturbing new reality in China, discussing viral incidents like a disabled street performer clashing with property staff. They analyze the expansion of police forces and the introduction of shocking new tools. A scandal over faulty medical supplies raises concerns about corruption, while factory protests highlight labor unrest. They also touch on strange cultural practices, like coin retrieval in temples. The chilling clampdown on New Year celebrations showcases the growing authoritarian grip, revealing a troubling snapshot of life in contemporary China.
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China's Public Life Is Receding
- China is tightening domestic control and the old allowances for personal freedoms are eroding rapidly.
- Winston Ma and Matt show multiple examples where public life is increasingly policed and restricted.
Disabled Busker Fights Property Guards
- A disabled street performer in China was hosed by property management and fought back by turning the hose on them.
- Matt and Winston used the clip to illustrate how ordinary people clash with local enforcers over livelihoods.
Security Forces Target Everyday Grievances
- China has expanded its security forces and stability-management units to suppress small protests and grievances.
- The hosts note SWAT-like responses and new tools like electric shock gloves used against civilians.
