China's Vanishing Population: Shocking Truth Revealed!

The video questions the economic slowdown explanation by showing empty cities and rural areas in China, and shares insider information about China's population decline.
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Online users challenge the economic slowdown explanation, noting that both cities and countryside appear empty.
Let's continue for one more section, and then I'll get your reaction. However, this explanation is losing credibility. People living in small cities have also posted videos saying their cities are just as empty. An online user commented, "If there are no people in the cities, they must have gone back to the countryside to lie flat." But the truth is, there are no people in the countryside either. When you visit rural areas, you can hardly find anyone. There are more and more empty houses in these regions.
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The narrator shows empty houses in rural areas, highlighting the population situation in the countryside.
Let me show you the population situation in the countryside now. There's no one in this house. The second house is also empty. It's been abandoned for a long time.
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An insider shares information online suggesting a significant discrepancy in China's registered population, potentially indicating a population decline.
As more Chinese people notice the dwindling population, an insider shared an answer online. A TikToker commented that a police system insider claimed the registered population of China online is only about 760 1000000. Another user shared a screenshot with a NetEase Media logo, which stated that according to the Ministry of Public Security, the number of citizens with ID cards in China is over 770 1000000. The ministry also reported that the number of newborns registered in the National Household System is 8.9 1000000, which is 1.7 million fewer than the data published by the National Bureau of Statistics. If the evidence provided by these users is true, the perception of fewer people in China may not be mere speculation. Unfortunately, due to the CPP's control over public opinion and data manipulation, we cannot access the most accurate figures on China's population decline.