I was a Bodyguard for a Chinese Serial Rapist

so i was a bodyguard for a chinese rapist celebrity that's not clickbait it's the truth i will be telling you guys today all about this ridiculous situation and also hopefully give you a lot of insight into the plight of specifically women in the workplace in china and well the best way to do it is just to jump right into it and give you a bit of an introduction i worked for this company you can see me there on one of the billboards that used to be plastered around the city called ccvip and uh the main sort of controlling company was this company called shanmu and you can see the guy in the middle there his name is and he was the entrepreneur who started this whole training center thing now um i've got a lot to talk about this guy and everything that went on but let's just give you an introduction to what was going on in the company this i cannot explain to you how big this particular company was around china it's one of the first entrepreneurial successes in china and you could look at it as being a company as well known in china as perhaps tesla is well known in the west it's such a huge company everybody knew the name of this company everybody knew the founder and looked up to him in fact there's a thing called the new year's gala right which happens where there we go sorry that's what i was looking for happens once a year during the chinese new year it is the most important televised event in the country and i guess it's kind of like if you took the oscars and every other big award show in in the west and you roll them all into one it's a big thing that everybody pretty much everyone watches during the chinese new year and he's like a honored guest for six years in a row he's like i said incredibly well known this guy was as famous as elon musk if not more in china okay i worked for him now this is my second real job in china the first i was working as a kindergarten teacher teaching english and then i was desperately trying to improve my situation and within a year i had found a job at what's called ccvip uh there i am uh handing out certificates and things like that this is the kind of class you'd have these little classes in the small shan moon peshwin branches and i would go around to all the branches but mainly i would teach in the big uh headquarters in shenzhen the ccvip headquarters let's get past these this is relevant i'll get to it in a minute but there we go there's the guy that's his uh logo shawn moon patient and you could see his face plastered over all the cities in china he had branches in the smallest to the biggest cities he even had some international branches in london and america now the reason why you're seeing all these women dressed up like flight attendants this is where things seemed very strange i enjoyed the working environment when i first got there that's why i actually wanted to work there as you walked in it looked very professional it looked very clean you know everybody was dressed well they required the staff to wear suits which of course is totally up my alley and it's what i wanted i wanted to finally go from being a kindergarten teacher back to my normal persona which is a guy wearing a suit you know and i enjoyed the idea of this place it was all very well structured it was a bit weird and the more i got to know about the place the more weird it got to be honest you would walk into the entrance here and you would have to bow before you enter the main you know the main thing over there and you'd have to sign in the register and there was a bunch of weird stuff going on for instance if you arrived uh more than a minute late you would get a fine you'd be fined and some of your pay would be docked and if you didn't bow you would be fined and they had people watching you the whole time you know and of course there were cctv cameras and microphones all throughout the offices which is also a bit weird but what really started to freak me out let's go all the way back was this whole idea of the women that worked there they had to dress in these like uniforms they were always in these uniforms and you never saw them out of them they had to well i mean see some of these ridiculous things um man i still have a pack he had these like playing cards like poker card you know playing normal cards and he had all the like sexy poses of the women that worked there on the in on each card and he used to give that out as free merch to students and stuff it was very bizarre but these women had to adhere to something called shunmu basic law okay now shamu basic law i'm going to give you some of the things that you had to adhere to if you worked for this company first of all most of the women that worked there were from rural northern parts of china so they'll be brought in and china has this um this kind of residence huko it's called the huko program so if you are born in say a rural area and you move to a big city you cannot get any of the benefits of living in that city so for instance you you can't get schooling or you can't you know this it's a very restrictive system so he'd bring them in from the rural areas keep them in these dormitories and it was like a little bubble they weren't allowed to leave the dormitories they weren't allowed to have a social life outside of the dormitories they weren't allowed to go out and mingle with people they weren't allowed to fraternize with the staff they weren't allowed to have boyfriends and not allowed to have relationships will fall in love within the first two years of working there some stuff anyway they would have forced etiquette training every morning you see how the like the woman in the middle there is sitting they would have to learn how to walk and i watched them do this they'd have to bring out a chair put it down sit down in a certain way they would have to walk in a very specific way and do all these like um kind of bizarre things but they would have to do that every morning it's like forced etiquette training and if they messed up they would get fined which was you know a bit strange obviously you have to bow when you come in you are not allowed to be late at all that kind of thing that's whatever that's kind of normal company rules but things started to get a little bit weirder the more i got to know the girls the more i got to talk to the staff and and so on i found out things like for instance that they had cameras in the dormitories they even had cameras in the dormitory bathrooms and apparently they were assured that the only people that ever look at those cameras are female security staff but obviously that's probably not the case if you find out more about this guy as you will um they had to all change their names to a common surname and he would designate them specific names so every employee the woman employee that worked for the company would be given a specific name to of his choosing starting to sound a little weird here it gets worse um they would be weighed by the matron of the dormitory once a month and if they gained weight they would get fined okay they would have to do these weird and i've got some pictures of of some of these uh let's get through that's the main building that i used to work in by the way um i'm just trying i know i've got some some pictures in here of of one of these yeah like this they would have these like um fashion shows where the girls you can see some of them dressed up there and some of them in their normal uniform they would have to get dressed up okay into like whatever weird things and they would go there he is over there and they would go basically walk in a runway strut strut their stuff type thing and based on their performance they would either get a bonus or they would get fined all right yeah more weird stuff uh here's here's the canteen that they would eat in i actually know all of the girls that you see in this picture and um you know this is this is why it's taken me a very long time to talk about this for a number of reasons and well i'll it's basically down to the fact that i know most of these people and it's an absolutely terrible and tragic thing that happened and uh you know it's it's been enough time now that i can talk about it but we'll get into that a little a little more so how did i become a bodyguard for this guy i went there and i worked as a teacher you can see behind me this is a picture of xi'an okay those of you who don't know xi'an it's the city where the terracotta warriors are based it's very used to be the capital of china you know a very long time ago i quite quickly rose up in the ranks from just a teacher and i was promoted to the vice principal of the ccpi ccvip training center and obviously the boss liked the way i looked because he kept using me on the promotional material i was on the tv advert so you may have seen a glimpse of that right in the beginning of this um i was used in the flyers whenever there was a big sort of uh press event or something like that he would drag me along for that and this was still early days i still didn't know what was going on and this one in particular was rather strange it was a christmas eve of 2007 and he had this massive event happening in xi'an right so this is him briefing me in the room as to what's going to be happening and they went down to one of the branches of this shan moon thing in the heart of uh xi'an over there and it was this big giveaway big promotion thing people were coming to get books signed and get his autograph you can see me standing up there like a douchebag and he said that he wanted me to be his bodyguard and i had to go for like a week's training of bodyguard etiquette which was like the most ridiculous stuff like i had to learn all that thing about like when you open the car door how you have to put your hand to you know protect the the vip's head as they get out and all this kind of nuts had to learn all this and he demanded that i wear my sunglasses at night so don't don't give me [ __ ] for that that wasn't my choice okay i was working for my boss all right um and uh i had to basically stand around as you can see in these pictures and make sure that nobody tried anything he was he was incredibly famous okay um in fact if you saw previously if i'll just go go get it i know i keep going back and forth bear with me i want to show you a particular shot again that's me with the staff at that was at the main headquarters over there let's go find this i know everyone in these pictures all of these women i met them personally and i know them and that's like i said one of the tragedies of all this is it's a very personal thing um here so we arrived at the airport this was in um i believe this was in uh jinan maybe whatever we went and i just remember arriving in the airport people were recognizing him left and right because he's such a well-known celebrity in china we walk outside in like garlands of flowers he's arranged he arranged for his staff wherever he went this included whenever he would land at the airport there would be the staff from whatever local branch in that city would be waiting for him to put you know give him a bouquet of flowers and put garlands like you can see putting a bloody garland of flowers over my neck over there and all this big welcoming committee to to make a big scene wherever he went this guy's a like a crazy egomaniac megalomaniac type person you know what i mean anyway let's get back to this bodyguard thing so um as you can see there was a huge amount of people trying to get in to get his autograph because he was incredibly famous right and he did make a huge impact on a lot of people's lives because he offered basically cheap training uh his training centers would offer computer training they would offer uh different language training so they had japanese courses in korean and all sorts of different things but english being one of the bigger things that they did english training so you can see this massive crowd of people and that's why i wanted this me to be his bodyguard to make sure that everything was okay and he would have me stand out there you have no idea how cold i was this was like christmas eve in xi'an it was there was snow on the ground in some places and i was just wearing that suit i had nothing underneath that it's the first time i was in snow i didn't even know what to expect so it was a cold cold time but um he had me interact with the public and take photos with people and i had to you know whenever he came out to sign i had to go stand with him and i obviously address the crowd and do all these kinds of things which you can see from the photographic evidence you know when i talk about china guys i speak from experience because i was there i can tell you about what happened i don't make stories up i don't make things up it's all my own personal experiences that i'm recounting and this is one that uh gave me a lot of insight into a very darker side of china which persists today and it's important that we discuss it today um yeah you can see the the date stamp even over down there you can see it's 2007 um christmas eve so i would have to stand there to make sure no one tried anything one guy did get aggressive actually that i had to push away because he thought that um i thought this guy was um japanese because the shanmu name it's not a real name it's something he made up and it looks like a japanese name yamaki you know because of the two characters so somebody thought and many people actually thought that he was japanese because of the name and one guy got really aggressive like hey you're japanese aren't you type thing and i had to push him away that was about the only eventful thing that happened uh with me being this uh bodyguard of his for the night but um you can see obviously at this point i had no clue as to what this guy was really up to i'd only been working there for uh i don't know a couple of months not even a year yet when all this nonsense uh was going on with this this particular thing you can see me having to push people away and stuff here so now now that you've seen more or less a little bit about the guy he's super famous you can tell he's being mobbed for his autograph you know he was known around the entire country uh i'd like you to notice also that i have a little badge on my suit there that's something that you had to wear to work and if you forgot your badge you would be fined a huge amount of money uh so you had to first of all you had to pay for your own badge out of your own paycheck and then you had to wear it whenever you were representing the company or in the company and if you didn't wear that badge you get a massive fine this guy is like a crazy megalomaniac anyway so i'm just going to go back to show um like these glamour photos he'd have these pictures that he'd go and get taken of all the girls that worked there like i said he'd make calendars and he'd make all these weird things and it all seemed very strange now he that the first time honestly that uh i suspected anything was going wrong is like i said i was good friends with most of the staff there they were not allowed to you know be social outside of the workplace um i just want to get back to the picture of me with some of them there um they were not allowed to socialize so for instance i couldn't me and the other there were other foreign teachers working there at the time we were all very close friends and we wanted to invite them out to come and have lunch with us for instance during office hours because you know you get a lunch break we wanted to invite them because we became close friends with all of the staff working there and we wanted to invite them out to go and have lunch for instance or go have dinner maybe go for a drink and they never were allowed to come and you know hang out with us they weren't allowed to leave the office they weren't allowed to be anywhere other than the dormitories or the office so it was very strange and of course it reeks a lot of a cult and to be honest it's pretty much like operated exactly like a cult uh when i think back on how this was but you know i was still very naive still didn't really know what was going on in china really as far as a lot of things were concerned but the first time that i suspected anything was wrong is one of the girls who was a good friend of mine and a good friend of all the staff um she came into the office balling her eyes out like like crazy and she couldn't contain it and she went to the back behind the front desk there and i me being the vice principal at the time i thought i you know was very self-important you know about this of course i went back there and i was like what's going on what can i do to help and she didn't want to see me she didn't want to talk to me some of the other stuff the other girls they were consoling her and they basically told me that it's okay they know what's going on and i should just uh leave her alone she'll be okay soon now she had just been told to go and clean the boss's apartment okay and this this is back in 2000 must have been 2007 2008 maybe so she'd been told to go and clean the boss's apartment okay and um she came back crying like this and i couldn't understand what was going on and and of course like it's a bit weird that part of their duties as being like staff and they're supposed to be like managers or teachers or whatever they were that one of their duties would be to go and clean the boss's apartment it's a bit dodgy i mean and i always got dodgy vibes from this guy he would get some of the stuff would go into his office like a staff member would be called into his office and be there for a very long time he didn't spend a lot of time in the office in the main uh office by the way but whenever he did come in everyone was like you know on walking around on pins and needles and having to bow everywhere and be all like you know careful and very nervous and so on um and things were just weird but this whole thing about the woman coming in crying her eyes out like that really caught me off guard and that like i really at that point i knew something was up something wasn't right and it happened again and new staff would come in and some of the stuff that had been coming and bawling their eyes out would be transferred away and you wouldn't see them again and it was you know pretty obvious that something very nefarious was going on now we had a break in this where one of the staff members who was a little bit more western educated than the other she had um you know she obviously because a lot of the staff their english wasn't very good and uh you know one of them happened to have had some or other background in in studying um abroad or had been i don't know been involved in something to do with australia and she had just started working there but she wasn't one of the normal types not one of the um you know rural girls that he would normally come in and she'd been bought in because of her english language ability or something like that you know there was a specific reason she'd been bought in and she confided in one of the other foreign teachers who then confined it confided uh in me and we all kind of got together with her and some of the other stuff and we were told this what was going on and that was that he was raping the girls there um and he'd been doing it for years and that it was very common knowledge amongst all the staff and all of the staff every single staff member that i knew every single one of these girls here that i know every single one of these girls over here that i knew and had known for a very long time every single one of them had been raped by him and it was part of their training it was part of their their duties of being part of this weird cult [ __ ] that he had going on every single one of these girls you know and um it's it's one of those those weird situations and this is where there's a big cultural difference between the west and uh you know asia not just china but asia is that it's part of the societal psyche that if a man becomes powerful that he's going to have like mistresses and have like a harem it goes back to the days of the emperors with their concubines and their huge amounts of harems and stuff and so it's almost socially acceptable in a way that if a man is powerful and rich and so on that he will have many uh mistresses on the side and this translates into the modern day um i mean the man who's on the money old murderous mao he's well known to have been very promiscuous and run around with a billion different women and even a pedophile and stuff like that but yet he's still praised as being one of the greatest leaders of china and he's still on the money it's one of those things and so a lot of it's dismissed as oh that's just kind of how it should be you know um these poor women are being indoctrinated into this weird cult-like situation where they're forced far away from home to stay in these dormitories and not have a social life not be able to talk to anyone and they're forced to follow the whims of this madman where they have to dress and walk and behave in a certain way the way that he wants them to behave and they get fined and you know it's it gets even worse than this because this guy is a billionaire okay his net worth at the time was uh conservative is about 150 million us dollars over a billion rmb was just a that's a conservative um estimate this guy's super rich he had connections with everyone he had connections within the local um public security bureau so if the girls ever did try to reach out and try to complain to the police he had eyes in the police too and i know this for a fact because when one of the foreign staff's visa got screwed up because and it wasn't it wasn't her fault it was actually the staff over there they decided well they didn't read the fine print properly or something and the the date expired so she'd actually overstayed her visa he just went into the public security bureau went into the back rooms and you know obviously talked to whoever he knows and came out with a new visa and her passport just like that without having to go through due process and that kind of thing so i know for a fact that he had his connections in the public security bureau um so what happened what k what brought this all to an end you know what actually happened that brought this um this uh ridiculous man this disgusting man to an end by the way i've talked about this in the past and i just want to explain what's going on in this photo now uh before we continue when the sichuan earthquakes happened um you know those terrible 2008 sichuan earthquakes that resulted in like eight hundred thousand or whatever it was some 80 how much like whatever a huge amount of people died uh ridiculous it was a tragic tragic situation um he set this up that we all stand me and the the staff all stand in a row he that money that's in our hands he gave us each he's like gave us each about 500 rmb he said stand for the photo this is the little donation box and it even says it's for the sichuan earthquake um you know relief fund or something like that photo was taken he then took all the money back from all of us put it in his pocket and walked out you know that's just uh how china works it's all about image it's all about face not actually about doing anything um but yeah i just wanted to bring that up because i've spoken about this exact photo and i just happened to find it while i was looking through through all these these old photos of my time there working for this disgusting rapist so what happened well i must be completely clear what had happened uh before this this this is now in 2010 i had been fired and i'll tell you why i was fired me and some of the other um foreign staff had been going secretly to the girls working there and we had been trying to convince them to go to the police to report what he'd been doing and of course word got out that we were doing this and that basically caused me to get fired and others to get fired too not only that but just i started to really despise the man and i was standing up against things that he was trying to do and uh there was this absolutely ridiculous situation with one of the female foreign staff um where he'd propositioned her and um to be a mistress and things like that and then there was another one where um they the one that they screwed up her visa actually where they basically were trying to force her to stay in the company and she wanted to leave and she couldn't handle it so i stood up for her and because i stood up directly stood up to him of course that's not what you do to a crazy megalomaniac like this i was fired pretty much on the spot and i had to leave the company so i wasn't in the company when this incident happened i just want to put that out there um so people know but what happened was a new staff member came in this this girl that's actually her you know obviously not going to share her identity or anything like that but a new staff member came in and he pulled his usual [ __ ] where he you know um just got hurt in the system living in the dormitory and you know having to do all the etiquette stuff and all the other crap and uh she wanted to leave she really wanted to leave she couldn't handle it she thought that the money was too little and she wasn't you know she was one of the smarter ones who decided i'm out of here so she tried to leave and what he did was he was like okay no look let's talk about this come and clean my apartment because that was his thing he would get them to come and clean his apartment that was his excuse he'd get them to go to his apartment to clean but then that's when he would coerce and rape them and do all sorts of other things which you'll find out so he told her to come and clean his apartment and she went in there and started to clean his apartment and mop and mop up the floors and all that kind of crap while he was trying to convince her to stay in the company but by the end of it she still refused to stay in the company and said she still wanted to leave the company and that's when he did what he's done to so many of the girls is he phoned up a thug on the phone and arranged for her kidnapping in front of her and uh you think i'm making this crap up you can go read it it's all out there in the chinese news even though most of it's been scrubbed these days you can still find the actual articles of the court records you know what what little is out there but he phoned up and arranged her kidnapping with a thug on the phone basically saying okay i want you to kidnap this girl and then you know he then tells her if you want to you know not be kidnapped then you're gonna have to do what i say and then he started to undress her as he did with all the others and took photos of her naked also to use as blackmail because this was his way he gets naked photos of them and then if they try to go to the police or they try to speak to anyone he threatens them with releasing their naked photos okay and also kidnapping and and he threatens their families and all that you have to understand in china if you were a man with that amount of money and that amount of power that amount of guanxi those that huge amount of connection those amount of connections that he has he can make your family members disappear he can make you disappear it is possible everybody knows that everyone who worked there knew that and that's why he managed to continue for as long as he did so anyway he um gets gets her to undress where he undresses her takes all these naked photos of her and um he he had this weird [ __ ] about negative energy that was another one of his excuses is that um if he were to like have sex with him or something he could transfer the positive energy our negative energy out or some [ __ ] like this you can read about this crazy stuff so he would use well he he got it all undressed he used like vibrators on her and all this kind of weird [ __ ] that she's obviously didn't consent to and then he raped her okay but it just so happens that she was um having her period at the time and i'm telling you now if she was not having her period at that time he would have walked away scot-free and the reason is it's very difficult in china to convince the court that this kind of thing isn't consensual if you read through the court documents that was his main argument at the end was that this was consensual and that all of these encounters were consensual but the fact that she was on her period was one of the big reasons that the court actually agreed that it wasn't consensual because in china specifically the thought of a woman having uh consensual sex while she's on her period is pretty much unheard of it's very much against uh you know the norms societal norms and traditional norms in china so she was having a parry but he raped her anyway and then he instructed her to take a shower and uh wash her private parts with toothpaste as what he used to do to try and get rid of evidence i guess toothpaste i don't know why but that was what he used to do and uh then of course she went back to the dormitories and she was crying and upset just like all the other girls that have been raped by a complete monster who forces them to undergo all this humiliating [ __ ] and then wash themselves with toothpaste um you know whatever so she goes back to the dormitory she's crying he's talking to some of the other stuff and um they just console her because they've all been through the same thing probably you know and um she and here's here's where things differ this particular woman was dating one of the foreign teachers that were working there at the time i'm not going to tell his name i don't know him personally but i just know that that's what she was doing and she phoned him to break up with him because she was now too ashamed so she phoned him and he convinced her to go to the police and she did she went to the police the next morning at 6am to report that she been raped and this started the whole procedure now i know all about this because i was contacted by the staff that i used to know that was still working there and they wanted me to provide any information that i could about all of this stuff that used to happen back in the day which i did i provided everything that i could to them for them to use as part of the court case against the guy whether it helped or not i don't know but obviously i got the full skinny on exactly what was happening with this and i knew that this was what was going on you know so let's get to to what actually happened here you know i got to tell you guys you would never never hear about this i'm pretty sure none of you have heard about this and the only reason you now know about it is because i witnessed it firsthand and this is so this is so china you know so much [ __ ] goes on behind the scenes but nobody knows about it because the way china works is they're very good at burying this kind of thing you know any negative news doesn't make it to the outside world it doesn't even make it to the chinese news the only reason this ever blew up was because back in 2010 was before xi jinping was before this crazy amount of crackdown that they have on all the news so it made news on social media and people were discussing it and it went out there and that's why it wasn't being able to be swept under the rug but i tell you what it still got swept under the rug anyway and the guy got off pretty much scot-free so um let's see what happened um i i do remember he went on the run for a couple of days and uh he shaved his beard you know his iconic beard that's him after he'd been in detention for about a month you can see he's lost a lot of weight um that's normally what he looks like like a kind of i don't even know how to explain that like a beach monkey or something i'm sorry but i have no respect for this man this yeah okay yeah what did you call those things you could get like little little monkey things you know what those little little things you get in the water what are they called or whatever he's yeah he's a beach monkey anyway there's the um the woman that was right by him one of the many women that was raped by him and him okay so he went on the run uh shaved his beard but they caught him and i guess he finally realized that he couldn't get away from this and then this ridiculous court case um this this [ __ ] court case when like happened okay now i would like some of you guys to just think about this for a minute okay if you had been um this this woman who'd been um subjected to this disgusting rape and humiliation and all that kind of crap um and you have the courage to stand out and actually go to the police put your life in danger in the lives of your family in danger you know you would expect that by the end of this you might get some some kind of reasonable compensation or something like that well not really first of all the thing dragged on this case dragged on forever coming up with all sorts of [ __ ] excuses by the way they found hundreds of photos of naked women on his digital camera of all the other stuff they found like i said hundreds and hundreds of pictures of other women um he had deleted his hard drives and stuff from his office and things and uh you know things conveniently disappeared but they did they did have the evidence there one of the cruxes of this whole case was he was saying that why did she throw away her underwear if it was raped because she she her underwear obviously after this is full of blood and you know she's having a period it's disgusting and she she was humiliated and discussing and threw it away she was in an emotional state but uh he tried to flip this as if it was a consensual thing and that he has sexual dysfunction that he wouldn't be able to have uh ejaculated if the woman wasn't satisfied and if she hadn't had an orgasm already and that she enjoyed it and that she she had told him that he was better than her foreign boyfriend and all this crap he tried to swing this [ __ ] you can read all the court stuff it's disgusting um but in the end of the day his uh ending statement of his argument i just want to bring that up was if the court convicts him because a woman had a bad experience and decided to call it rape then it would be the sorrow of chinese men across the country that was his um argument it's like oh poor me it's so unfair anyway after a very don't forget this guy's incredibly connected right so at first it seemed like he was just going to get it dismissed because he knew everyone he could get off scot-free there was too much there's a point that you reach in china when it gets too much that you can't escape um the consequences of your actions it does happen occasionally not often but occasionally and it got too much it blew up in social media and he couldn't escape it so he was sentenced to four years to spend in jail and the victim was awarded get this 4200 rmb which is around about at the time was about 600 us dollars great there we go 600 us dollars well done go away now i mean it may as well just give nothing at that point really it's just so freaking insulting now during this whole court case i along with other people that i know were trying incredibly hard to get some of the previous staff members that we'd kept in contact with even though it's so difficult to keep in contact with these girls specifically because of that whole ecosystem that he had he wouldn't allow them to take the numbers our numbers and stuff but you know we figured out ways to to be in touch they were our friends you know um we got a hold of a bunch of the uh stuff that used to work and we were trying our best to convince them to come forward and also tell their stories because that would lend credibility to the case but of course none of them wanted to and you have to understand why they didn't want to there's a very good reason why they didn't want to it's because we're dealing with somebody who could has so much influence and there's almost no reason to do it why would you go up and put yourself in the spotlight why would you go up and talk against this very powerful man even if he's in court he has so much influence and money that he could get you taken care of doesn't matter even if he's in jail so none of them wanted to you know that we spoke to we tried our best to get some of them to come through even anonymously and it was just almost impossible finally seven of the women did come and talk to the media about it one of them even tried to press charges and go to court and stuff but guess what it was all thrown out because of lack of evidence what what was it they uh basically it was dismissed due to lack of proof that it wasn't consensual so even though there are naked photos of this woman even though she claims she's been raped even though that like there's evidence that she worked there and had went through this and that that uh all this happened because there's no proof that it wasn't consensual um she's not believed and it gets thrown out so there we go that tells you why he was able to get away with this for so long is because even if these women did go forward to the police or did go forward to the court the way china's chinese society and the court system works they're not going to believe these women anyone who has a fantasy that china has some kind of like equal women's rights or something can go take a hike off of a short pier because that's totally [ __ ] women have it so bad when it comes to these things never mind things like divorce or anything in the courts but things like uh harassment in the workplace um you know sexual harassment rape that kind of thing they really have the short end of the stick and i witnessed this first hand i got to see this crazy megalomaniac [ __ ] mass rapist get away with all this stuff get sentenced to four years which by the way i'm entirely convinced he didn't spend more than a couple of months if that in jail because the news just there's nothing about it they talk about his sentencing and then you try to find out any information on the chinese internet about how long he spent in jail you find nothing it's all been scrubbed i'm not even joking this is not some conspiracy [ __ ] i've just spent this entire morning going through all of the the chinese internet with sea milk and we've been trying to find information and it's all gone all the articles that talked about it at all have been scrubbed and chinese people are mad yeah that's right you can go to some of these forums and a lot of chinese people are like what happened to this guy because they all know that these corrupt pieces of [ __ ] pay their way out of these situations and that's probably what happened he's still a billionaire his wife you know why the [ __ ] does he have a wife if he's gonna behave like this his wife took over the business they removed his images off of all the advertising um but they still use this the women still dress in those like air hostess looking things you know um they still have all the training centers everywhere he still makes money the company still is very profitable he just doesn't appear on the new year's gala anymore obviously it was a four year sentence so whether he skipped out on it early or not he's out there in the public again doing his probably just doing his rape behind closed doors you know um it's a freaking disgusting this disgusting disgusting man so that's my story of how i was a bodyguard for a chinese celebrity rapist and a rapist celebrity um well same thing really he's a celebrity for being well he's just a celebrity rapist disgusting man we used to call him the bionic squirrel if you look at what he looks like over there um yeah so i mean yeah look at the smoke he took off yeah beach monkey yeah he is then it converted into rape rape someone said this beach monkey puts the api yeah oh yeah yeah nothing to do with this is not racial by the way it looks like a psycho he does he really does okay you see these ridiculous poses by the way um like these sexy poses i'm not even joking i still have a pack of those cards it's in shenzhen i didn't bring it with me to the states but it's got like these all these like sexy poses and stuff and worse on the back of the cards i mean he just humiliated these women he treated them like his own personal weird army of objects to dictate the way they walk and dress and behave and and uh it it's absolutely disgusting this freaking rape ape it's just yeah yeah i mean you got to make light of this because it's so serious anyway um thank you everyone so much for watching um when i i just want to reiterate again when i talk about my experiences in china when i talk about china the way chinese society works it's from the experience that i've gleaned having dealt with situations like this real real situations when you really get to see how chinese society chinese government works like this particular instance you get an insight that most people won't you don't you know you can watch uh cgtn or you can watch the news or something and say look at all these great skyscrapers and china's lifting people out of poverty what you don't see is how the normal people suffer because of the weird things that go on in chinese society the hierarchical type situations and men with power in china are like i said they're forgiven their sins even this disgusting man while looking for more information about his court case this morning every article that i read on the chinese media every single one that mentioned his uh trial and everything spent more than half of that article saying how great he is and how he managed to achieve so much as an entrepreneur and stuff and then a little splurge about his uh his rape thing and that's why mao zedong the murderous disgusting man is still worshiped in china even though everybody knows that he did bad things everybody knows that he was responsible for the deaths of countless chinese people and the rape of countless chinese women they still respect him and this is some kind of crazy insight that you'd only know if you'd been there and gone through some [ __ ] like i did i knew all of these girls personally and it's hurt me very very very deeply you've absolutely no idea and the other people that were involved in this too some of the other foreign staff that i still hold as dear friends today that went through this it scarred all of us you've no idea the kind of [ __ ] that we had to go through um dealing with this kind of thing and to be powerless because when you stand up to this [ __ ] in china you just get kicked out and that's what happened i just got fired i just got told to leave and borrowed out and escorted out and i'm done i can't do anything about it i can't go to the police about it because the police aren't believing this damn foreign and he knows all the people in the police anyway you know it leaves you at this ridiculous um impulse we just can't get things done anyway that's it i've got the story out if you want more elaboration on this story i'll be more than happy to do it in the future i've got more stories like this because don't forget i spent a good 14 years of my life in china and i didn't just sit around and stay in one place and do the same thing every day i went out there and i tried my best to integrate into into society i've explored the entire country i made some very good friends i met and made friends in the government and various places i know china incredibly well along with my um my business partner c-milk law 86 we've got a lot of things to tell and now that we are in a position to do so we will be telling them more and more on this rather depressing topic on this friday i hope everyone has a fantastic weekend and i'll see you next time guys thank you really thank you very much everyone who supports me and who watches this and i thank you and i also want to send my my love and support to all of the girls who had to go through this absolute disgusting thing you know for those of you who are still around and for those of you who uh manage to survive through all of this you know you have you have all of my love and um you know anyone who's involved in this [ __ ] or anything similar like this just stay strong and stay awesome and i'll see you guys in the future

Channel: serpentza

Views: 6,280,874

Keywords: Sunmoon, shanmu, 宋山木, 山木, 山木培训, Workplace harassment, workplace sexual harassment, chinese sexuality culture, Chinese sexuality, Serpentza, winston sterzel, adv china, advchina, china how it is, laowhy86, living in china as a foreigner, china, dating in china, move to china, communist party of china

Id: gZEPTCQUEI0

Length: 46min 1sec (2761 seconds)

Published: Sat Apr 17 2021

Reddit Comments

[u/Koketsofrance]

Don't forget to add that CCP connection

[u/SageEquallingHeaven]

Impressive neckbeard on that guy.

[u/2gun_cohen]

The bit about the girl being forced to wash her genitals with toothpaste brought back old memories.

Some years ago, working girls in Dongguan (and probably elsewhere) used to wash their genitals with a certain brand of toothpaste, as they believed that it prevented pregnancy (as well as preventing infections).

[u/groinbag]

I'm too distracted trying to work out the relative sizes of everyone, because I saw SerpentZA one time in BJ and the dude's like 5'9 and rail thin, yet in the photos he looks like he could potentially guard an actual body.

[u/runningwithsharpie]

Sounds very much like the China I know. Crazy story.