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“The Eve of NVIDIA’s Collapse: Huang Is Ridden to the Point of Orgasm by a Spy, and NVIDIA Gets Bloody as Soon as the Market Opens Monday”
Huang Renxun tossed his leather jacket onto the sofa and unzipped his pants. His rock-hard cock was already bulging against his underwear.
Huang Le knelt in front of him, her long hair falling over her shoulders. She licked the tip and slit first, sucking with wet, slurping sounds. “Old Huang, your cock is harder than a chip… Before you fuck me, tell me: will the stock crash at tomorrow’s opening?”
“Crash my fucking ass,” Huang Renxun grabbed the back of he

Have Chinese home prices bottomed out?
If no property tax is imposed, absolutely don't buy a home—just remember that.
Every country will inevitably impose a property tax at some point. Land sales will eventually run out, right? So where will local governments get their money?
Cities always need to be developed. Roads and bridges need to be upgraded, subways need to be built, hospitals need to be built, schools need to be built, and even stadiums, parks, and senior activity centers need to be built, and civil servants need to be paid...
Where is all that money supposed to come from? It's not go

I, Da Sima, am putting myself forward as NVIDIA CEO. I'm already impotent, so there definitely won't be any scandals!

After Bezos’s affair in 2019, Amazon’s market cap rose by 2 trillion
After Bill Gates’s divorce in 2021, Microsoft’s market cap rose by 2 trillion
After Jensen Huang was revealed to be dating a Chinese girl in 2024, its market cap also rose by 2 trillion
So what’s the answer?

Why did the Republic of China fail?
Let me offer one perspective: Chiang Kai-shek came to power illegitimately—very illegitimately.
Many people think Chiang was already a major leader from the start, but he wasn’t. Before the April 12 coup, the KMT’s three top leaders below Sun Yat-sen were Hu Hanmin, Wang Jingwei, and Liao Zhongkai.
It was only after April 12 that Chiang became one of the KMT’s three top leaders: Chiang Kai-shek, Wang Jingwei, and Hu Hanmin. In other words, the April 12 coup wasn’t about eliminating the left at all; it was about eliminating rivals.
You might think Chiang’s ar

Why are ordinary Australians so wealthy when Australia doesn't even have industry?
I've found that most people's business acumen is still stuck in the World War II era.
In their eyes, Meta, Tencent, and Alibaba are all part of the bubble economy. Only producing steel, machinery, and things that can destroy people counts as real industry, as a quality economy.
A country's wealth is like investing in stocks: if a company has a good business model, it makes money, and its shareholders make money too. If a country's overall business model is good, that country will be wealthy.
And two of the world

What advice would a married man give to unmarried men?
If you asked me, Mr. Ma, to give all you unmarried men one piece of advice,
I’d say: Don’t just look at whether she treats you well now. Look at whether she’s capable of building a life with you.
When young men date, it’s easy to be won over by a few things: good looks, gentleness, being affectionate, wanting to spend time with you, offering plenty of emotional support, and making you look good when you bring her out with your friends.
All of that matters. I won’t pretend otherwise. If a man isn’t attracted to a woman at all and marries he

Why was Zhang Xueliang treated so well?
Young Master Zhang accumulated an immense amount of good karma.
In 1928, he brought the Northeast under the Nationalist flag, enabling the Kuomintang to achieve nominal national unification—a major contribution;
In 1930, during the Central Plains War, Zhang Xueliang led the Northeast Army into the Pass to mediate, cementing Chang Kai-shek’s position as leader in one stroke;
In 1935, at the Lushan assassination attempt, Wang Jingwei was shot three times. If Zhang Xueliang hadn’t kicked the assassin’s pistol away, Wang Jingwei would most likely have been k

What is the most important policy China should implement right now?
1. Reduce the size of the government workforce
2. Strictly enforce labor laws
3. Continue reform and opening up, and expand the private sector
4. Abolish the dual-track system
5. Heavily tax large capital outflows, introduce an inheritance tax, and do the same for wealthy people who fake divorces
6. Require officials to disclose their assets publicly
7. Directly confiscate 80% of the profits from shoddy construction and cutting corners in real estate

Why do Americans spend so much time on sports?
Let’s talk reality, even if it’s harsh
It’s not just the U.S.; the whole world places great importance on sports
There’s one point many people overlook: sports culture is deeply ingrained in the U.S., and people don’t suffer much mental stress. Athletic advantages can easily translate into huge competitive advantages in social life, sexual opportunities, job prospects, and college applications.
People who are good at sports, as long as they haven’t suffered a major injury and have decent intelligence, tend to surpass average people in physique, pr

Did the game console ban back then have a major impact on the development of graphics cards and chips in our country?
Let me say it again: gamers, stop being so servile.
I oppose the game console ban. I think it was stupid, dreamed up by a bunch of old fogeys and a whole lot of middle-aged fogeys in a chorus. But my reason for opposing it is simple: I want to play games, and playing games is my legitimate right.
If you won't let me play, I'll find a workaround. If I can't play openly, I'll play in secret. If I can't play at an internet café, I'll save up for my own setup. Once I'm financially

How are central and local government finances in China divided?
There was no such thing as transfer payments under the planned economy.
Back then, the whole country kept a single set of books. At the beginning of each year, the Planning Commission would convene a closed-door meeting with all the key players, calculate the central and local governments’ revenues and expenditures for the year, fill out the forms, stamp and distribute them, and leave each level of government to carry them out.
If there wasn’t enough money, local governments would submit a request to higher authorities, and the ce

Why Did Mao Zedong Go All Out Against Aristocratic Clans?
Many people think that completely wiping out the old-era aristocratic clans would take nothing more than a crushing war: forcibly confiscate their vast fortunes and distribute them to the poor, and the problem would be solved.
Take a look at the historical record of the late Tang.
Huang Chao led several hundred thousand troops into Chang’an, killing the lofty thousand-year-old aristocratic clans in such numbers that rivers of blood flowed.
You might think the privileged class had been completely wiped out.
But the strange thing about hi

Why was the Republic of China defeated in just a few short years?
The biggest misconception many people have about this period of history is that the Nationalist government emerged from the War of Resistance Against Japan in 1945 at full strength, only to be swept away in four years in 1949.
In reality, the Nationalist government in 1945 was less a regime that had just won a victory and was ready to reach its peak than one that had fought for eight years, had an economy on the brink of collapse and an exhausted army, and yet had no choice but to fight an even greater civil war.
Put bluntly, as

What was the real reason for the collapse of the Soviet Union?
Grand-narrative fatigue syndrome
First, let's make one thing clear: there is no such thing as a free lunch. A country that seeks to dominate the world has to pay a price.
Trump is shouting about leaving NATO, demanding that allies increase their share of military spending, and asking them to pay more—or he will withdraw US troops stationed there. All of this points to one thing:
The cost of hegemony is so high that even the US is struggling to bear it, and it is looking for ways to cut costs.
The Soviet Union faced an even more ser

Have the “Sanhe Gods” disappeared in China now?
There’s a place in Beijing called Majuqiao. You can go take a look; it’s full of homeless people sleeping on the streets.
Head to the labor market at 4:30 in the morning. From 5:00 to 6:30, you can find good jobs—various day-rate security gigs, mostly concert security and demolition-site security.
If you haven’t found work by 7:00, there’s basically nothing left. That’s when the parcel sorting and truck unloading jobs start calling out from the roadside. If you’re really short on cash, you can work for a day, but you’ll regret it.
If you’re still