China, Adventure, Bikes and Beer

Shenzhen, China
Joined December 2010
These are the “Old Man’s Joy” 老头乐vehicles we were talking about on Friday’s China show
河南鄉鎮農民接小孩放學的場景,這些小型三輪車在街頭擠來擠去,亂其八糟的樣子真是嚇死人。
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Chinese state media stole a vid of a Taiwanese barista making latte art then used AI to make it look like a Chinese robot was making it. If you can cheat, then cheat “能骗就骗” is a well known saying in China. I wonder how many “China is living in the future” shills were fooled
“中国叙事诈骗无孔不入,AI宣扬机器人拉花多厉害,结果是偷台湾拉花老师影片” 10月15日,中国媒体甘谷融媒发布一段“咖啡机器人上线”的视频,被台湾网友怒斥“中国叙事诈骗无孔不入,AI宣扬机器人拉花多厉害,结果是偷台湾拉花老师影片。” 甘谷融媒的画面中,一台机器人制作咖啡拉花,配文“熟练往杯中倒奶做咖啡拉花,机器人手就是稳”,以此展示机器人的精细操作能力。 然而,有台湾网友发现,这段视频疑似盗用了台湾咖啡拉花老师的原始作品,再利用AI技术将咖啡师变造成机器人。 对比两段视频,咖啡杯的外形、拉花缸的造型、咖啡液的颜色与流动形态,以及倒奶时的角度、动作轨迹和拉花过程均高度吻合。 更明显的疑点在于,机器人胸前覆盖着的不锈钢金属没有反射出咖啡杯与拉花缸应有的倒影。 原视频中的台湾咖啡拉花师本人也已出面维权,指控相关视频未经授权盗用自己的作品,并通过AI技术进行变造。 甘谷融媒的评论区也有网友质疑视频由AI生成。
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As we know, the CCP is linked to the cartels. Chinese organized crime run by "real estate" agents ensures the elderly are scammed and the fentanyl keeps killing Americans. "能骗就骗" If you can cheat, then cheat (a well known Chinese Saying)
💥 Wanying “Heather” Zhang (张婉莹) has connections to the Prince Group, a Cambodian criminal organization accused of using forced labor to run multibillion-dollar scams targeting Americans (xitter.cf/byron_wan/status/19782…). Both Zhang and Fatai Miao have links to individuals involved in sprawling criminal enterprises. In 2024 Zhang posed for photos on Xiaohongshu in a Bugatti Chiron sports car with the caption "check out my friend's luxury car!" The car appears to be owned by Chen Sokly (陈星 Chen Xing; lower right pic), the "enforcer" of the Prince Group, named as "Co-Conspirator-2" in an indictment against Prince Group chairman Chen Zhi (陈志) filed in New York last year (occrp.org/en/scoop/alleged-e…). The Prince Group conducted at least US$15 billion of online scams targeting Americans, using workers in at least 10 alleged forced labor camps in Cambodia. The federal crackdown on the group involved a seizure of $15B in bitcoin, which the Justice Department said was the biggest in its history. Zhang also forged a yearslong relationship with Miao, who is the registered agent and organizer for Yuanjin Development & Construction LLC, located at a five-bedroom home on Interstellar Street in Irvine. Miao has a business registered at the home, a $4.5 million suburban house in Irvine, that was also used as a "stash house" for a Chinese money laundering organization. That operation worked in concert with the Sinaloa Cartel, according to a criminal complaint filed in May 2023. Miao was not charged or named in that complaint. A DEA task force officer tracked a member of a "large money laundering organization" dropping off a "red, medium-sized weighted tote bag" at the home on Mar 1, 2023. It was one of several bag drops at stash houses around Los Angeles and Orange counties alleged by the DEA. Miao has not been charged with any offense. Just days before the FBI broke down his door executing a search warrant in Irvine, he flew to China last month on a one-way ticket. The crime gang was accused by the Justice Department of operating an unlicensed currency exchange to launder millions of dollars for the Sinaloa Cartel. Zhang had also been operating an "unlicensed currency exchange" business, with $190,000 in profits sent to her Chinese bank account — though the government made no mention of the drug ring in court or in any public filings concerning Zhang. A separate indictment filed against 24 members of the group in Apr 2024 includes photographs from federal seizures showing stacks of $100 bills and truckfuls of bricks of cocaine and methamphetamine (xitter.cf/byron_wan/status/18032…). Miao's business partner in Yuanjin Development, Cheng Zhang, is also a business partner of Chen Sokly: California corporation Big Bow LLC is managed by both Cheng Zhang and another firm, M Capital Global California LLC, which is controlled by Chen Sokly. About the Bugatti Chiron. It was initially thought to be owned by Wenzhi "Wesley" Fei (费文致), a self-described "poker degenerate" and cryptocurrency trader. But Fei said in an interview he does not own the car. He said he borrowed it from Chen Sokly, whom he described as a friend and a generous gentleman. Videos and photos shared on social media show Fei with Chen Sokly in a garage with rare, luxury sports cars, and Fei posing in front of a 71-foot yacht imported by Chen Sokly from Singapore. He also posted on Instagram a video showing him climbing into a Ferrari sports car parked in the driveway of a Yorba Linda, California, home belonging to Brendon Luo (罗平华), who was sanctioned by the US Treasury for his involvement in the Prince Group. In 2024 Fei organized a luxury yacht event for cryptocurrency industry members through his trading company, Block Infinity, at a Prince Group-owned tower in Singapore where chairman Chen Zhi had a $16 million suite. Fei claims he did not attend the event, that he does not know Wanying "Heather" Zhang, and that he and Sokly were not that close. cbsnews.com/news/alleged-chi…
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I find it interesting that so many of the Chinese diaspora that move to the USA brag about all the free homeless food they score, a bit tasteless but it proves that American actually cares for those in need whilst Chinese pensioners have to dig in the bins for tins to recycle
生活在萬惡的美帝,每星期發這麼多的免費食物給你,想餓死都難呀!😆
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If you can cheat, then cheat “能骗就骗” is a well known Chinese saying, and unfortunately the bad eggs in Chinese society follow this saying as if it were gospel. This culture of scamming affects the the good people of China and affects the good/vulnerable people of the world
A Chinese man named Xiangbo Sun has been arrested for allegedly scamming an elderly woman of nearly $500,000 this summer. The 24-year-old is in the Allegan County Jail on a charge of larceny by false pretense between $50,000 and $100,000 and is accused of being responsible for over one-million-dollars in fraudulent cash and gold pickups from individuals throughout the US. Sun was in the US on a tourist visa. Deputies say the woman had already given couriers a total of $237,000 in gold coins by cashing in her retirement accounts after she received a call in May from someone claiming to be with the Federal Trade Commission who told her she had been an identity theft victim. The caller told her to withdraw money from her retirement and savings accounts and give it to a secure courier, and added she would get the money back with interest. A Lyft driver who had taken Sun from O’Hare International Airport to the woman’s house told police he was then expected to take Sun to the Gerald R. Ford International Airport in Grand Rapids for a flight to New York City. Allegan County detectives identified the dates, times, and locations for fraudulent cash and gold pickups from people throughout the US and made contact with local jurisdictions to share information. While these investigations are still ongoing, arrest warrants have been obtained in two other states based upon the information that was provided. The Allegan County Sheriff’s Office says additional suspects responsible for picking up the gold coins prior to them being contacted have been identified, but their names are intentionally being withheld at this time. whtc.com/2026/10/12/978953/
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Ai slop.. but I approve
只是一只被摔碎的竹知了、一块被拆下的公共厕所标牌、一个被踩断的刹车踏板而已:
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