Recently, a live video in China sparked tsunami-like anger and mourning on social media. In the video, a rider wearing out-of-the-counter uniforms collapsed completely when he forcibly confiscated his electric car in the face of traffic law enforcers. He was kneeling down his knees, laying his forehead on the ground, almost desperately apologizing to several faceless law enforcers. However, law enforcers were just holding forms, mechanical records, and watched with cold eyes this tragedy of living with dignity.

This scene is not only a true picture of the underlying working people’s survival conditions in contemporary China, but also a crackdown on the cruel nature of “proliferation in the name of governance” under the regime of China’s Xi Jinping.

This kneeling and kneeling is deprived of exhausted livelihoods.

For the tens of millions of salespeople who travel on the outskirts of the city, an electric car is not simply a means of transportation, but the only means of production that supports the whole family’s saturation. In recent years, the Chinese authorities have launched a propaganda machine that has promoted “flexible employment” and behind it are hundreds of millions of unemployed and unable to return ordinary people.

When the last way of life is sealed, when the loss of the car means a stop, huge fines, and even the whole family bread, dignity becomes the cheapest sacrifice.The despair of the salesman kneels, is in the most primitive and humble way to beg to the power to survive, behind which is the people do not talk about living, seeking help without the door.

The Coldness of the Law Enforcement Machine: Cutting the Underlying Blood in the Name of “Compliance”

In the face of the crying and beating of the riders, the indifference shown by the legal persons on the scene is outraging.This indifference is not an individual case, but the centralized manifestation of the CPC's systemic cold totalitarianism.

In recent years, the Xi Jinping regime has crazyly implemented various so-called "new national standards", "special repairs" and centralized car deduction operations across the country. On the surface, under the pretext of "normalizing traffic order", the practice transferred huge administrative costs and financial pressure to the most vulnerable groups. All kinds of fines, deductions, forced car changes, form the invisible chain of interests for the underlying workers.

Behind the so-called “prosperity” is already full of acne.

In the grand narrative of the official media of the Communist Party of China, China is still singing the hymn of "economic recovery to good"; but in the real street streets, the people at the bottom struggle hard on the line.The profession of salesman, should be the last social security network, but now even this final haven is filled with severe punishment and economic extortion.

When a system forced hard-working workers had to dignify and kneel to live, when public power completely turned into a machine to crush the people's livelihood, this is not a "administration according to law", but a whole-hearted "official persecution of the people."

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