Crazy Chinese Workplace Accidents - Why is Workplace Safety so Bad in China?

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[@HailCaesar-lm4bq]

There’s a whole industry sending safe USA products like vitamins, baby milk and products, cosmetics to China as folks there know can’t trust china products

[@indonesianchinese5724]

Do you still have Asian wife??

[@charlesfavell3350]

​@@indonesianchinese5724Why do you ask? Is it because Winston hates the Genocidal CCP and the misery Xi Jing pooh brings to the Chinese people??

[@borninthewrongtime6449]

Excellent video, Winston !! I remember during the ADV days when you guys would be out and come across the busted up trucks on the side of the road, remnants of recent accidents, or some from days or weeks prior. The roads were literally, littered with the carnage. The combination of bad roads and/or overuse or bad construction of the trucks themselves! You both were lucky to make it off those roads alive !!!

[@ekot0419]

Thanks again for taking this role. Believe it or not. I have friends who dismisses all these and thinks that this is normal for many countries... And I can't say anything.

[@otten5666]

My dream of becoming a construction worker in China is crushed.

[@gonelucid]

Don't worry they always need new, unskilled, workers.

[@NeneSimone]

Seems you need you need to be a performer from Cirque du Soleil or something

[@LongTrout]

This guy is government agent fomenting hate towards the Benevolent country of China. America may be one of the most abysmal places in the world to live for most. American Exceptionalism is a complete lie and the definition of white supremacy.

[@Gamer4672]

Better than to be literally crushed

[@adoracle1]

better your dream than your body though

[@t_kups8309]

As annoying as workplace safety rules sometimes are, there is a saying that each OSHA rule is written in someone's blood.

[@safffff1000]

The Union Pacific RR when they were training me said to follow the safety rules because they were written in blood. Rules were a lot of times made after someone got hurt doing something.

[@Larsgman]

Probably chinese blood

[@pipsapossu1699]

of course they are written after an injury, but some rules are hella stupid. Where i work you cant bicycle because some dip sh1t couldnt ride without dying.

[@hexrag5901]

to a point. I know in the UK fatalities at work have generally flatlined for the past 10+ years and yet more and more safety regs keep getting added. Reaches a point of diminishing returns where you're just adding hoops to jump through and increased cost. There has to be a happy medium as some jobs just have an element of risk baked in....

[@lainiwakura1776]

For the most part, the safety regulations are good, but then, like all regulations, they reach a point where they're just a barrier to entry.

[@CJ-dp2pe]

A former colleague told me her Dad worked in chemicals and due to a new business deal with a Chinese company he went over to check out the new premises. When he was visiting the premises a woman who worked there (who for the record, had a degree in chemistry and was performing a highly skilled job) got a really nasty chemical burn over her neck and chest (no safety clothes were worn.) He learnt later that the company sacked the woman for embarrassing them during this visit. That story was told in passing to me over a decade ago and I still remember it vividly, such casual indifference to human suffering.

[@Harakan21]

Reminds me of an American watch company 1930s there's an article called Radon Girls were mostly women employees died of cancer from handling a toxic chemical with no safety or protection. America use to exploit it's workers its still happens in agriculture sector with migrant workers. Still USA workplaces have better safety protocols than other nations.

[@DavidStruveDesigns]

That's what happens when your country's population is over 1.4 BILLION - life absolutely has no value whatsoever. One city alone in China has just under half the total population of the entirety of the UK. That's actually insane to think about. Anything happens to you, who cares? You can be replaced by 500-1,000 other people even before you've hit the ground from a 10 storey fall.

[@sjb3460]

3 years ago, Xi Jingping, passed several laws that affect everyone in the world. It is illegal to make, share, content that embarrasses the CCP. It is transnational but I don't know how they would enforce it. If you have ever said anything critical of CCP, don't ever go visit or you may never leave.

[@Rockstopmotion]

They have a history of killing their own so yea

[@StallionStudios1234]

That is very sad. Not good at all. Poor women getting abandoned like that.

[@mrvwbug4423]

The clip where the police officer is shouting "DO NOT TAKE PHOTOS" says it all. The cover up is more important than addressing the problems.

[@christopherb4015]

We gotta make sure we don't let our government pull this shit....it was already disgusting when San Francisco streets were cleaned and homeless gotten off the streets when the Chinese dictator came to visit...that was really shocking to me. what, are we going to start painting dirt green now too, make some fake crops?

[@rimiko86]

not really.... when there is a crime scene or whatever cops are doing something, u are not allow to stay or take pictures

[@GIJane-nr2xm]

no lol how would the police officers know about what happened there? Also why do the police have anything to do with privately built shoddy buildings?

[@umageddon]

@@rimiko86you honestly think she was doing that to protect any victims? Thats why cops do it here you know that right?

[@letabouret1487]

@@rimiko86 everywhere in the world as long as your not close enough to phisicaly interfere with the scene your allowed to film the whole thing

[@Guishan_Lingyou]

I work as an industrial electrician in the USA. People complain about some of the safety regulations, and sometimes it can be annoying, but I am thankful for a safe working environment.

[@doujinflip]

The extra sweat you suffer was once somebody's blood The PPE you put on was paid by a past person's hospital or funeral bill

[@kolsen6330]

As a retired Boilermaker Ship Fitter and crane inspector, I fully agree with Sparky.

[@ryan124007]

Show them this video.

[@vicpetrishak7705]

OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration ) is there for the safety of the American worker ! Be Happy and Proud of this fact !

[@simonspacek3670]

I 100% agree. Following all safety precautions is boring and takes time and sometimes it is too much (like in Amazon where you can get write up for going upstairs and stepping on every other step or not holding on railing), but in general there is a reason behind each of those lines.

[@iivin4233]

Those HVAC guys in China are astoundingly brave for $2 an hour.

[@ShabanAjeti]

You mean 2$ a day😂😂

[@LaLaLand.Germany]

Or was it a week?@@ShabanAjeti

[@decium1846]

Trickling down from how little their government cares this also shows how little value the workers themselves care about their own safety and lives.

[@Lambdarevolution86]

Common practice in all of asia, not something you even look twice at after a while.

[@jpcaretta8847]

Cost would be 10times that if they implement safety rules. The customer is king isnt ? Chknese tools are single use only, their workers too. Keeps unemployment low. Real smart

[@user-ec7ii6cz1p]

My eight-story school-provided apartment in China had a huge crack across the floor and the ceiling. The building was only five years old! I noticed that the new construction in the commercial part of town began to show major cracks across the fronts of the building in less than six months! In one school, one wing of a class building had a three-story window wall at the end. One problem: the window wall was six feet too narrow, so the window wall didn't seal the building, so in the winter, the wind blew through the voids and chilled the building even more. It was a brand new university campus, but there was NO HEAT anywhere in the building or anywhere in campus. To stay warm in the winter, students brought large blankets which they shared with each other.

[@wfm125m]

More than a decade ago, one Chinese consortium won the bid to build a part of the motorway in Poland. They did not last long, as from the beginning the company was missing both safety and quality, and the contract was cancelled.

[@mrskwrl]

When I visited in 2008, I saw tofu dreg construction everywhere in Beijing. Literally a thin coat of concrete pasted over a bunch of mud and sand in a parking garage of all things. Nobody believed me back in the states--it was incredibly frustrating. "No way it's China! They have so many fancy big cities blah blah blah" Well.... now it's finally all coming out, a decade and a half later.

[@jpcaretta8847]

Yeah, people are ignorant and easily fooled by shinny appearance. Ser who they vote for !

[@colinmaddocks9352]

It makes me ponder... Was it only built to last a decade or so in the first place! Because the powers that be knew WW3 is planned... So concrete covered sand and mud is easier to dismantle than hard good quality concrete. i.e. ready for the 6uild 6ack 6etter era that's planned. Just a thought. Best regards.

[@user-ny7vz9fh5y]

@@colinmaddocks9352 i like the way u think

[@amberg4131]

I had to stop watching you guys for a minute because I kept being flagged for inappropriate comments that “violated” something, but I never was messaged the message that was against their policy; I couldn’t change it or nothing. Wondering if you had noticed this too

[@eddiebruv]

@@colinmaddocks9352Nah, it’s simple greed. Someone’s paid for a proper job to be done, but the boss pockets way more cash if his company half arses it.

[@markvoelker6620]

The viaduct collapsing at 8:40 … it brought to mind a Roman aqueduct I saw spanning a valley in Italy. Except the aqueduct was still standing after 2,000 years.

[@Nagvanshieus]

Apparently pozzolana is stronger than Chinese cement.

[@mpx41]

It's not exactly a fair comparison, as Roman aqueducts cost infinitely more and were built to last more or less indefinitely. Modern engineering in comparison is driven by economics and therefore almost everything is built to be as cheap as possible while meeting the requirements. It's good in the sense that we can build more, but everything is kinda crappy 😔 China just takes it to the extreme.

[@markvoelker6620]

@@mpx41 Well the Romans definitely did build their infrastructure to last. There are Roman aqueducts still in use today! (Trevi fountain for example.) And while they probably did not have the sophisticated cost modeling we have today, I’m pretty sure they did have a good sense of what a particular project would cost, and its expected benefit. I suspect the collapsing viaduct did not meet its minimum performance requirements. 😜

[@christopher6337]

@@markvoelker6620the other guy acts like the Roman’s didn’t understand cost/benefit analysis… One of the biggest flaws of modern society is thinking our ancestors were idiots and not filled with extremely intelligent and capable individuals. The only advantage we have over them is the knowledge passed on to us by THEM.

[@perstaffanlundgren]

The Chinese viaduct did collapse very elegantly ! Like a masterfully set up domino game . The beams exactly hitting the next pillar breaking it making the next beam fall on to the next pillar ,and so on ... I really Hope there was no up one on it 😬 Seemed like really crappy construction.

[@ddbliss2871]

Went to Xiamen quite a few years ago … I was astounded seeing high-rise window cleaners basically dangling down with one rope each tied from the top of the building .. there were probably ten workers cleaning windows at the same time … this was outrageous dangerous to make a living .. haven’t seen anything ever anywhere else

[@nickbadi3599]

This is how a lot high rise building windows are cleaned in the UK i have acctually seen them absieling down the Shard in London

[@dosidicusgigas1376]

​@nickbadi3599 They probably use harnesses and double lines with proper spots to tie themselves. In China its insane, theyll just tie a knot to a single rope and dangle off a high rise

[@tommeakin1732]

8:18 Are you sure this wasn't of a demolition? Firstly I was amazed by that domino effect. I mean if that was not supposed to happen - wow lol. Also the way the round's been coned off might suggest it's planned. Lastly, the way everyone laughed and was disappointed the last bit didn't fall makes me wonder

[@endlessduck1642]

i know this clip from a video about planned demolition (dont remember what video exactly). this is no coincidence they fall so perfectly, good observation :D

[@spacewizard69]

@@endlessduck1642 link? or you just pull that of your @ss?

[@massengineer7582]

8:40 that bridge fallng like dominoes is amazing. Each horizontal piece that falls knocks over the next vertical support!

[@largol33t1]

I wonder if it was intentional. Like maybe, the architect had a beef to pick with his boss...

[@Berk-lf6ge]

you mean the engineer@@largol33t1

[@soulmask2781]

They cheer when the last part doesnt go down lol

[@1414141x]

I loved it that the final piece did not get knocked over by the preceding piece and everyone laughed.

[@SenorTucano]

No it didn’t- no filming!

[@dougbreeze9393]

What I loved when I lived in China was how animated and shocked everyone acted when shit was going wrong. It's a wave of noises coming from all of them as if they didn't see the same thing happen last week 😄

[@hi9580]

Lots go wrong but most people don't see it often

[@SanityTV_Last_Sane_Man_Alive]

the power of propaganda. The gov says everything is fine, so its their own eyes that must be lying. Its also how the GOP operates. "there are no school shootings! We care about the kids! now forget everything you saw, and get back to work. now is NOT the time to talk about gun reform! we need to do that ONLY when nobody is paying any attention to the dangers of unlimited access to guns without background checks!"

[@DschoermaenRetrodaddler]

Seriously, the more Videos I See about China the more I think the Japanese we're right in WWII.

[@kivan0623]

I think Winston pointed out in previous videos of his that a lot of the Chinese mainland populace have a negative can't-be-helped attitude in regards to safety, that they tend to think that if a tragedy happens, that it was meant to happen. They can see it as fate so they may have the underlying thought of, "If all accidents can't be prevented, why do anything at all?". It's honestly black and white thinking and it's this kind of superstitious attitude that harms and kills more people than necessary.

[@alfa_kenny_body]

​@@DschoermaenRetrodaddler carnage is never right, killing raping torturing innocent defenceless civilians is never right.

[@tylergaspare126]

I am a private contractor in North America, I did work for a Chinese home builder a couple years back. They where as close to this as possible while still sliding through our regulations. Everything rushed, safety training non-existent, cheap>quality for every option. It was pretty crazy to see.

[@RexAlmen]

they get away with it because they say "we do it fast and cheap" Instead of "we do it fast and low-quality" sad really!

[@lacka90]

8:45 That bridge was obviously meant to be an live size domino. Worked with perfection, A+ to the engineer!

[@conorduggan6682]

I had an older safety officer who came up through the trades and had seen workplace deaths first hand. He said that each of safety regulations were written in blood as they represented an incident where someone had died. Safety can piss you off at times when you're trying to get a job done but it's there for a reason.

[@ronblack7870]

many of the rules have nothing to do with someone dying

[@bibsp3556]

That's what we always say. Someone lost something somewhere to make that rule.

[@SanityTV_Last_Sane_Man_Alive]

conservatives: "these regulations are strangling business! Who cares if some people die? Money is all that matters!"

[@AlexanderSchreiber]

"Safety regulations are written with blood and bone splinters"

[@maht0x]

otoh my boss had sawn his finger off and still didn't bother following safe practices himself

[@kolsen6330]

Around 10 years ago, a customer bought 3 self erecting tower cranes from China. As they were the first ones in our state, the boss, a PE with years of crane experience went to look them over. When he got back to the office, he sent out a letter to all our customers that used tower cranes saying that the company declines to inspect, load test or certify any of these units due to very poor construction. The state red tagged all of them a couple months later after one blew up. If you buy chinese, you are getting just what you paid for, junk.

[@smoadia85]

that and the bloody manual is in mandarin. worse if it's a poorly translated manual.

[@charlesforrest7678]

Tractors, tape players, four-wheelers, motorcycles, nothing but junk. Made in China has definitely taken on new dimensions. I would like somebody explain to me how they even keep a ship afloat.

[@kolsen6330]

@@charlesforrest7678 20 years ago, a friend was sent to china to help them build LNG carriers after the chinese found out that no one would insure a chinese build. He was production manager. He would tell his chinese counterpart what to do and that guy would tell the crew. That way the chinese could say that they built the boat. The Germans did the mechanical work and the English did the engineering. My friend was German. I was going to go over to teach them how to TIG weld until my friend told me about how the secret police followed him everywhere.

[@Destroyer_V0]

@@charlesforrest7678 Idiots throwing money into the fire that is china is how. You've probably seen those comments at least once, I invest my money through this one guy, 10 000 dollar returns on my 1 dollar investment sort of thing. There is little accountability in that respect.

[@Rick-ve5lx]

They seem to be quite good at making watches. That’s maybe due to foreign management of factories ie. Japanese-owned company but “assembled in China.”

[@MsWinterlife]

From there we could see how things will progress. A country that does not care at all about the lives of their own people will not care anymore about the lives of other countries’ people. Now you understand how they could be so reckless with military / navy manoeuvres that don’t make sense to others, it’s because the cost of human lives means nothing to them and they simply don’t care how many of their own people will suffer if things go wrong. For whoever that places higher value on human lives, they will take advantage of that and dispense their “cheap” human weapons in the hope that the opponent won’t be able to stoop as low as them.

[@kelw.5440]

I keep telling my friends about the things I learn in your channel. Always the same shock when I share your content. Keep the information flowing! 👌

[@sjb3460]

They didn't believe you at first, did they.

[@kelw.5440]

@sjb3460 not at all. Everyone I've told about what I've learned here thinks I'm making it up. They think it's all Buddhist monks and street food 😆

[@sjb3460]

@@kelw.5440 The common excuse I have heard from other people, "They were a 3rd world country a generation ago, so they are making a lot of mistakes. After all it took us 200 years to get to where we are".

[@coleorech2559]

As someone who's studying to become an electrician, I've heard some horror stories from some of my instructors stressing the importance of ppe(personal protective equipment).

[@The_King_Basi]

I never fully understood why it was super dangerous. Then I got shocked at work by an ungrounded dishwasher and I saw light for 5 seconds and my head rang for a week. I genuinely thought I died. I no longer even flip lightswitches in there. Shits scaryyyy

[@Glitched_System_byte]

I got shocked recently at work by just touching a big marquee sign light switch. It didn’t have the faceplate on it that covered the live wires screwed down, and when the switch is “off” it covers one of the screws. Well it was dark and I was running off muscle memory so when I moved to flip it “on” it already was, and I poked a live screw. It was a shock mild as hell but it woke my ass up. My thumb pad muscles were sore for a day and the nerves in my hands tingled for a bit. Uncomfortable as hell! So glad it was just a mild shock 😩

[@snewsh]

having seen some unfortunate incidents, I can confirm a button up t-shirt is not adequate to protect you from molten metal.

[@LaLaLand.Germany]

I learned electrics the hard way. No school, no one tought me, I picked it up as I went. Certainly I got shocked and so developed a feel for my own and others safety. When internet came up I had it fairly easy as all I wanted to know became available like safety measures and procedures. Now I am very comfy with working on live power, I respect electricity but it doesn´t scare me. That would be my advise: respect the power but when it scares You it becomes even more dangerous. You can do it, just keep calm. When You´re focused and respectful but not scared You can become a great copperhead.

[@nolongerblocked6210]

PPE is important in any job requiring it, especially electrical. We should be more thankful in America we've got OSHA & other laws on the books requiring basic safety at work. This video is a prime example of how bad it could be without any oversight. I was a supervisor at an automotive parts manufacturer & since we had CNC & other machines running constantly cutting/shaving metal safety glasses were a must. One of my setup techs didn't put his on while changing one of the lines over from one part to another & got a metal "splinter" in his eye. He didn't tell me the day it happened but came to me the next day at the start of our shift. His left eye was extremely red, swollen & had a little green puss... obviously I took him to the hospital immediately. He ended up having to have optical surgery a day later to get it out so he wouldn't lose his eye, when he might've been ok if he'd used an eyewash station immediately & tried flushing it out. He ended up wearing an eyepatch for about 2 months afterwards bcuz the surgery gave him light sensitivity. A young woman died a few weeks ago at the factory where my mother works in the office. The girl bypassed a safety sensor to fix the positioning of cardboard on the floor around a robot to catch oil that leaked & her assistant didn't know she'd gone inside the fence around the robot & turned the machine back to auto. I could tell some very nasty stories about people not wearing steel toe shoes when it was required too... anyways, always wear your PPE it's for your safety. That way you'll always go home with everything you came to work with like your life & limbs

[@cjod33]

I've been in the Australian buildinggame for over 40 yrs. In the last ten to fifteen years, many old school builders were noticing the shortcuts being taken by certain younger ' tradesman ' and expressed their concerns of building failures to come. There are many highrise units that have now been condemned here. We also couldn't help but notice that it was mainly a certain few groups of new arrivals to this country who built like this.

[@flatfish72]

Young generation trades men aren't not as honest as old generation. Everything is more about profit now. I operate a lot packaging machinery, all I can say is that sometimes ❤they can't even properly tighten a nut.

[@musemellow]

You can say it, these builders must have come from China. I'm avoiding these builders like plague, cheap is not always best.

[@ronblack7870]

you mean chinese

[@flatfish72]

@@ronblack7870 If you can find an Ukrainian or European you lucky. Middle East, Indian, and Chinese will really likely giving you headaches.

[@JohnP-go6wf]

They have tons of africans and rural chinese coming in to work on building sites in oz now. Imagine, they cannot read or write english to a middle school standard and can barely count, but are expected to follow detailed plans and safety protocols. Ship them all back, all of them, now. No path to citizenship for scammers thanks

[@Serkanisa-jk6te]

Their tech setup for bets is so advanced yet so user friendly, love it 🖥️💕

[@MrKuhistani]

Love the fact you guys never forget the difference between the people and the regime that abuses them....well done mate!!!

[@vanesslifeygo]

I agree. though people who support the regime also have some blame.

[@markadler8968]

I have a client in Vancouver BC from China. I along with other trades built this massive 25000 sq ft house for him up on the side of the mountain. He always had trouble understanding why things were taking so long, why there were so many inspections and how come corners weren't being cut. He ended up with an amazing house and we became friends. I play golf with him occasionally and I have asked him about everything in China over the years, especially the quality of construction and workplace safety. Even he thinks all the stuff going on over there is ridiculous.

[@jpcaretta8847]

Vanvouver is pretty much a part of China now

[@patrickt49]

He thinks China is ridiculous but doesn't have the two cents to figure out why construction in Vancouver is checked every step of the way?Talk about a disconnect.

[@Bloodtyrant9154]

Mainlander LOVE to brag how fast things get built there compared to a Western country. However they seem to go quiet when I tell them about the tofu dreg. Gets tiring hearing them shit on our multi year infrastructure projects but when it gets done it last long. Maintenance on it done regularly easily so there is little to no surprises that will effect hundreds or thousands of people using the service for decades. It's all face value for them, never the nuances.

[@NarbsTheGreat]

Dude never heard the term Quality over Quanitity before

[@doujinflip]

We like our builds to last, even through extreme weather (natural flooding is _not_ an excuse here) and years of underfunded neglect. Hence why we have bridges designed for 30 years pushing 100, while China builds bridges said to last 100 falling apart by 30.

[@Nagvanshieus]

The people who record these videos and post them are really brave, if it weren't for them no one would've known what's really happening in China.

[@silverfang1158]

Exactly. Do it right away before the censorship kicks in

[@user-xi1dd6wg3w]

These videos have no politically sensitive elements and will not be restricted in China

[@zw.drawing]

I'm a foreigner living in China. They live in China? Have you ever been to China? Open your mouth and come! China is so large so much terrain there are many geographical natural disasters this is inevitable, please continue your disgusting video, continue to smear, China has been said to collapse by Western media for 30 years, but they are getting better and better, they have their own space station, 5G, Beidou GPS, the most advanced transportation system... TikTok is also where people in China get more truth from this vlogger is an ignorant political clown

[@citizenvulpes4562]

@@user-xi1dd6wg3w Oh yes they will. We just got lucky it ended up here first.

[@ChadAF_YT]

I own a construction company in America. A lot of their construction techniques are fine, it’s the materials they are using are prone to defects. All cements are not the same. There are thousands of blends ratios and types.

[@user-xr4bm5qh1l]

When I was living there in the mid 90s, I saw this construction worker fall to his death. My girlfriend and I ran over to the building where he fell to his death. A foreman told the other workers to hurry and clean up the "mess" and told us to leave the area. My girlfriend sadly said this occurs daily. I was shocked to see other workers just casually cleaning up the body without any type of investigation or respect to the dead body.

[@SanityTV_Last_Sane_Man_Alive]

Didnt they know that guy? they really dont care that one of their friends just died? So sociopathic...

[@tvdvd8661]

That's why some folks on the Internet call them "Bug people" There are many videos of them ignoring death and people dying like life isn't precious to them at all

[@innocehnt75]

​@tvdvd8661 calling them bug "people" gives them too much respect. theyre less than people

[@JohnGrandline]

​@@tvdvd8661 Cold snakes

[@hollisspear6278]

You gotta admit... the falling domino sequence at 8:18 is remarkable. Like it was designed just to collapse that way. Hope nobody was hurt.

[@musemellow]

you're a better human being than the people who cheered in the background when the last pillar stood still. These people are morally broken and have become apathy, thanks to Communism

[@simonspacek3670]

It is amazing. And it feels like somebody should do something (because it is quite slow), but there is noting to do.

[@perstaffanlundgren]

Imagen the horror standing up there feeling a vibration and seing the bridge beam fall 3 sections away , running as fast as you can the other direction then 2 second later the next beam falls, getting closer to you ,no chance you could outrun the cascading collapse. The only chance to (maybe survive )could be to hold on for dear life in a barrier or a reinforcement iron and fall with the beam.

[@korben600]

My favorite part was the cheering at the end because that means everyone had the *exact* same thought I had which was “Huh. Wonder if any of those are going to survive this.”

[@mtbsieppo]

@@korben600 It looked like an amazing demolition instead of construction haha! That actually could be true because this dude really used demolition footage (@9:50) as an example of reckless construction

[@rogercardenas8764]

Love your work W! And Stay Awesome bud!

[@Pays2Win]

When stationed in Korea I saw some very questionable safety concerns on a few construction sites as well. Talking to the workers they said people die all the time. He said it with zero emotion.

[@filthism1659]

I'm an HVAC guy in the USA and that stuff is absolutely INSANE

[@mariannerosenstrom627]

Thanks for your REALITYBASED info from China. Lived 2 years and was unlycky to live in a tofu-building, my left arm was crashed, I lived in 1st floor. Studied old architecture and learned that 1000 year old building was much safer than our new building.

[@IBoughtItMyself]

Yikes what happened to your arm??

[@agalerex]

​@@IBoughtItMyselfwell, it... crashed. Somehow. Legend say arm.exe is still trying to reboot. 😅

[@mariannerosenstrom627]

@@IBoughtItMyself my arm got cought between 2 slabs and my elbow and upper arm became totally crushed, it was very close that even my head was crushed. Thanks to skillful surgeons my arm works. Thnx for caring.

[@mariannerosenstrom627]

@@agalerex skillful surgeons built me a elbow and I can use my arm pretty normally. 2 persons died, my neighbors.

[@IBoughtItMyself]

@@mariannerosenstrom627Thank heavens you were well taken care of. What a nightmare!

[@michaelhart8423]

I stood by the building of an LNG tanker in a shipyard in Shanghai. The yard were over-the-moon when ONLY 4 workers died during the 16 months of construction on our vessel! Life is cheap in China....easy to replace lost workers from the massive labour pool.

[@Lordradost]

NPC / Puppet, outside in public among a throng of concerned people: _"No photos allowed! No photos allowed!"_

[@revcrussell]

The company I work for does contract work in China and we were not allowed to state in front of the Chinese that we can legally refuse unsafe work. I also worked for a guy that was a factory manager in China and he wasn't allowed to shut down the equipment to retrieve a dead worker's body.

[@michaelkimber6203]

There was a time here in the UK when the price of copper piping which we still use for household plumbing, went through the roof. In fact shortages were common which led to widespread copper theft. The reason? China's building boom. What a waste eh. Thanks Winston for these insights. 👍

[@rush1er]

I think it's something like 98% of ALL the scrap metal here in the US is bought by China.

[@sunlightcrusader]

China is false communism, false sense of safety, false buildings, false society, false cars. Everything is false and fake. Not a true society. Lacking the minimum of not hurting each other. No trust. And the list goes on.

[@terencejay8845]

It was the same with scaffolding. If you could find any that was new, it was hugely expensive.

[@ArariaKAgelessTraveller]

Concrete Export/import price went through the roof for the same reason

[@LarsBlitzer]

Likewise for malleable iron pipe, used for gasfitting and heating.

[@telekommandant]

5:58 The foldable factory building looks more like a controlled demolition.

[@reichspawn1129]

Wow that's insane. Great video as always. KZbin seems to have been hiding this channel from me at least i have heaps to catch up on.

[@mercenarygundam1487]

If this is civilian, imagine what their military is like.

[@musemellow]

that's a good question. As someone who has been watching SerpentZA for for over 7 years, it would be the norm to assume they cut corners also in the military, this includes the quality of the soldiers both physically and mentally. I wouldn't be surprised if the chinese troops do mass desertion when there are bullets flying their way.

[@uhtred7860]

He did show a video of Chinese soldiers firing their newly designed rifles at targets from about 5 meters away, the rounds were keyholing, instead of neat round holes in the target, it looked like the rounds went through sideways.

[@AFNacapella]

8:20 this is so captivating. love how the crowd gets into it aswell an infrastructure domino, tofucrete ballett, art in it's purest form who says Winnie doesn't care about the happiness of the people? NO PICTURES!!

[@dgmr22]

Your videos have fascinated me for years, I'm English so all your reports about China and South Africa blow my mind.

[@orrperetz7099]

My father is a construction building in the hallways told me when you take a shortcut in building material so you can save money in a very short run you only lose this money

[@bignicebear2428]

Now I understand why the Wuhan lab was so leaky.

[@perrybonney9090]

The Chinese built a high-rise casino in Cambodia (where my wife is from), in their big coastal city. (The Chinese never use local labor. They always take their own construction workers with them.) Just as it was nearing completion, it collapsed. “Design and build” by Chinese is identical to “Made in China”, no matter in which country the construction is done.

[@Nagvanshieus]

Cambodia got the biggest religious monument in the world "Angkor Wat", what's stopping them from building casinos themselve.

[@doujinflip]

"Designed by China" should be its own warning label ⚠️

[@perrybonney9090]

@@Nagvanshieus It would be better built, for sure. But, I’m not sure if Cambodian President Hun Sen would get his palms greased with as much money as I’m sure the Chinese did. And, in Cambodia, you don’t get a lot accomplished if you’re not greasing the palms of several politicians. Lord knows, the Chinese sure were able to grease the palms of President Biden’s hands with a lot of Chinese money. And, from the looks of it, he gave them a lot of value, too.

[@ronnelacido1711]

Money, of course. Plus, Buddhism is averse to gambling. The Cambodians can say, "Hey, we never build those gambling dens. The Chinese did".

[@perrybonney9090]

@@ronnelacido1711 True. But as I understand it, the Cambodians are not allowed to gamble in Cambodia, but they are allowed to gamble in Thailand. The Thais are not allowed to gamble in Thailand, but they are allowed to gamble in Cambodia. This is to help prevent gambling addiction, so I’m told.

[@Xennox2]

At the same time in Norway A fart in the work place activates the air quality alarm and you have to evacuate the building

[@Threemore650]

Oh my giddy aunt… That domino bridge was brilliant- I’m glad they all found it so hilarious. That last one had houses behind it too 😳

[@hoboholer]

that was most definately planned and controlled. people line up to watch controlled demos take place. i think serpentza took an L on this vieo for including so many controlled demos. Including the video of the building blowing up from top to bottom.

[@robchilders]

As a retired Health and Safety Manager I watch these with horror. I've seen enough dangerous practices in the US where we have a lot of OSHA rules and regulations. Can't imagine what it's like where safety is ignored and trucks and trains can move hazardous materials without being placarded.

[@musemellow]

Because in the eyes of COMMUNIST's government, their own citizen's lives aren't worth preserving. Everything is just a number for them. One worker's live is just a water drop in the ocean. Their attitude is pretty much "so a worker is dead, so what? there are plenty of people to replace him".

[@SanityTV_Last_Sane_Man_Alive]

just go to a deep red state and you will find out. Its ironic that the lowest IQ people in america, the ones we have to make the regulations becasue of, are the ones most against them...

[@user-zp7jp1vk2i]

I entered the US workforce right as OSHA got really started. Ended up in Canada building a number of high-rises in Vancouver, BC and almost all companies were really on their game. But my sister company in Alberta was like China: a whole different culture, freedom fry cowboy time, ignore any safety including downtown areas full of pedestrians. Can't believe MORE people were killed or harmed than there were.

[@Neonagi]

I can't imagine that Chinese construction workers have a very long lifespan.

[@Marklin15]

some of those tankers did have placards but they use UN ECE style ones.

[@tongkatali6904]

They bring that same mentality with them to America, Chinese restaurants are notorious for massive code violations

[@rush1er]

Definitely can tell a good Chinese restaurant from a bad one. Bcuz ALL Chinese food is sold by just 1 or 2 companies. I'm talking the flavorings, the dumplings, the soup mix. We have one here in town called Green Tea and I REFUSE to order from anyplace else. The last time I ordered from a different place and the dish literally smelled like shit.

[@LeroyJenkins-nn5go]

@@rush1er My wife's Thai friend got a job at a Chinese restaurant who's specialty was an all you can eat buffet for a incredibly low price. The first day she worked there she quit, she was clearing the tables and scraping off the plates into the garbage when the owner came in and started yelling at her, then started scraping the leftover food back into the pans and stirring it in with the new food

[@LaLaLand.Germany]

They brought us Covid- what good can come out of a country like that?

[@jwesley235]

@@LaLaLand.Germany Germany brought us World War 2 - what good can come out of a country like that?

[@rush1er]

@@LeroyJenkins-nn5go lol heard very similar stories. I saw a guy walking around this one Chinese buffet with flip flops and a dirty, DIRTY wife beater on. Turned out he was the chef refilling the food pans. Lolz!

[@PERRYS_PROPS]

Great work, Thanks

[@hoon4tw]

I'm a US commercial union carpenter general foreman. All of my life long friends are in other CS and IT professions it has literally taken me a decade to get the point across to them that you cannot legitimately erect a 30-60 story condo building in 30-60 days or less like China purports to do. There is no way to do that in a legitimate way, not to mention the lie that it could be occupied within 6 months and be viable. Building codes exist for a reason and they clearly either don't exist in China or are completely ignored. A trillion dollars worth of construction in the past 12 years isn't viable in China.. as in these buildings will not be habitable in 10 years. False progress and lies.

[@massengineer7582]

10:00 that sounded and looked like a controlled detonation to demolish the building. Why the relatively new looking building had to be demolished may be the main question.

[@fredyu8255]

This controlled explosion was achieved by MODON Properties (UAE), in Abu Dhabi, UAE on 27 November 2020.

[@massengineer7582]

@@fredyu8255 do you know why the building was demolished? And who built the building? (Was it a Chinese company?)

[@DerPijO]

Yeah thats kinda wierd. theres enough tofu footage out there. No need to pick ones with controlled demolition.

[@anhnguyenhoai9003]

Same here in Vietnam. Safety is ignored to have competitive price is very common.

[@Elixir9]

seems like they adopted the Chinese system

[@ronnelacido1711]

Indochina countries have Chinese blood in their veins. That's why it's called "Indo-China".

[@gregmcqueen4540]

Great video Winston

[@NeverlandSystemAngel]

The only thing worse than too much and oppressive regulation, is way too little.

[@solraczevehc3761]

Scam warning ⚠️ scam don’t even bother

[@williamanderson5437]

Excellent and very Professional reporting on serious issues.

[@kibutsugimuzan9766]

Thank you so much for the content Sir. You have enabled many like me to distinguish between the facade China puts and the reality.

[@We-Wuz-Great-201]

Western countries are moving this way while you look down your nose at the 'other'. Feels good man.

[@charlesfavell3350]

​@We-Wuz-Great-201 I see your Wu Mao account is 2 months old 🙄 Here's 50 cents buddy take a walk

[@Neonytic]

​@@We-Wuz-Great-201i see what you're saying and I agree the qest is falling as well, but acknowledging the reality of China doesn't mean you ignore or deny the problems in the west. It's just that globally there's so much that goes uncriticized about China when they attempt to stay atop their high horse on every possible topic.

[@lokelaufeyson9931]

@@charlesfavell3350 the wordings he used and how he said it gave me a hint.. i try and get those accounts removed if i see them

[@alexandrecordeiro4957]

@@Neonytic spot on,no one criticizes china. like when they are commiting genocide of the uighurs and other muslim minorities,no one says nothing.specially the muslim world,so happy to point the finger at israel,or even the west.but when it comes to china's crimes they are blind. even africa so quick to hate the west,despite billions in foreign aid and opening the doors to millions from all corners,they don't realize that despite independent on paper,they have a new colonizer profiting and moving the pieces behind the scenes. we must decouple from china,asap.

[@silentman-ze3gu]

A lot of new public housing and malls are now built by Chinese firms in Singapore and they are rushed because of wuflu. The cement truck drivers and waste truck drivers are consistently mounting curbs as they drive too.

[@loft4me]

Watching this gives gives me a renewed attitude and appreciation for California's permiting process for construction related builds. I used to think that the prolonged waiting period was solely bureaucratic red tape. But now I believe that safety and conformity to standards that make it safe for the citizen like myself plays a big part in the delay. As an example, the simple procedure of retrofitting my house with brace and bolt for earthquakes, completed last week, started with a requirement for choosing a qualified company trained in the procedure. It ended with the contractor meeting with the government inspector to confirm the job was completed according to standards. Your video gives me a fresh outlook and appreciation for where I live, and for that, thank you Serpentza.

[@dead-claudia]

i mean there is such a thing as safety theatrics (which is what people really complain of in california). the two aren't mutually exclusive

[@justinlast2lastharder749]

No. Hi, I'm a General Contractor in California. California's Codes are for One Purpose....Kickbacks. Here's the Scam. Contractors will become Inspectors. They get friendly with the City/County. Then they go and "Inspect" work. If you as the Contractor are not present and allow them to interact with your Customer Alone, everything becomes an Issue and they know someone that can be brought in to fix it all for cheaper. I've caught them in the act multiple times and even set up a Sting with a Client because the guy made the mistake of trying to burn me with a LONGTIME Client that recommends me to all of his Friends/Family/Training Clients. My Client was immediately wary because he knows my work and knows my process. It was a Block Wall rebuild The Inspector claimed I didn't use Rebar or Concrete inside the Cinder blocks. Funny thing is, the entire reason I had to tear it down and rebuild it is because it was falling because the original homeowner built it himself 10 years prior with no Rebar or Concrete. He saw my 10 foot rebar get hammered in and set in the new Footing I poured. He saw the empty bags of Concrete and that ever single Cinder block was Stacked and filled with Concrete. That's not the first one to try it, it won't be the last. Don't even get me started on the time the County approved our plans for a Wrap Around Deck on a House then after we built it told us that our design actually wasn't up to Code but we could pay to have an "exemption" for it.

[@clownman-mq4ek]

Well, well thank for showing!!!! Moving to the next video.

[@YourThermalWorld]

I made one trip to Guongzhou and Wuhan in 2002. A fellow employee was my host and guide for the business trip. I sent him a few emails afterward, no response so I emailed his boss. He lived on the 20 something floor of an apartment and had saved money to buy a window air conditioner. He fell out the window while installing it, with his wife and son in the same room. Tragic accident but typical of what I saw during my two week trip. The country was a train wreck then, probably even more so now. RIP buddy.

[@mcgruff424]

I never would've thought I could be sooo invested in content that has absolutely nothing to do with me but you have figured out how to deliver it in a way that I just can't stop watching 😏

[@The_King_Basi]

Be ready in less than 5 years if we keep our current leaders, in the west we'll all be here soon

[@tongkatali6904]

Did you not see Xi Jinping's visit with Gavin Newsom in California? Ironically, Xi's visit was the only thing Newsom felt was worthy enough to clean up his cities

[@jilbertb]

Like a slow motion train wreck...

[@George-dy3pt]

Oh it has something to do with you because everything you buy comes from China! You haven't learned anything from this channel huh?!

[@GermanPlasma]

The problem is that it has everything to do with you, or rather, you will become in contact with it. When Winston shows badly constructed things, keep in mind that many such things are transported over to all other countries, to be used by the masses. Be it technology or material.

[@pmcKANE]

@ 8:39 That was unironically the best domino trick I've ever seen.

[@CynicalSandwichParty]

That last one was just a building being demolished. How does it factor in exactly?

[@dachunde]

I will never forget Heilbraun, W. Germany 1986. It was February and cold. We watched as a small fender bender on a HUGE bridge. A car vs. a tanker hauling liquid O². The car split the side of the truck and just like a crappy CGI everything fell 180 feet into the gorge below. A 1.2 kilometer bridge. Reduced to dust and a pretty fireball. To this day I won't drive near a tanker truck unless I absolutely have to.

[@BrownEyePinch]

Double wall tankers help

[@TheDiner50]

It is not just driving. People should really respect the forces/energy involved. In that case some car driver simply did not respect the clearly labeled dangerous road haul. But like danger around tankers are a constant. Even on foot you should avoid being near it. And intervene if you spot someone tampering with it. Even a petrol thief can cause ENRORUMS amount of damage if a cubic meter or more is released onto the ground. Even small amounts can ruin ground water or literally anything. Even MILK can have devastating consequences if it starts to leak into earth or anywhere. Imagine a hole big tanker of MILK getting lose into a city street? The smell alone is a long lasting thing. It is always funny how oversized cargo (like barely big enough to need a support car) or military transport with drawn guns are a thing. And people respecting it. But a tanker? More often then not a tanker would need armed convoy to get even the worst drivers to back off from doing something stupid around a lethal transport if stuff go sideways. (quite literally)

[@oliver_3185]

Wait a minute Germany is real??

[@KeljuIvan]

My whole family almost died in a car accident because someone was carelessly passing a truck in bad weather and almost hit us, causing us to swerve on road ice to opposing traffic. Through sheer luck, no one got hurt.

[@LaLaLand.Germany]

What did You smoke? Yes, we are a real country and Hitler ruined it forever.@@oliver_3185

[@inthefade]

Apparently the barge that hit that bridge had a failure in the hydraulics that raise the wheelhouse. It can be raised to look over high stacks of containers, if need be, but it wouldn't go down and it was too late to stop the thing. Crazy.

[@tommythetoe]

Thats a stupid accident. I worked on ships since early 80s. That system should have been checked before they let go of the lines. Ship should have been going slow enough to stop before it hit bridge just as standard safety procedures, Never heard of that system a lookout with a radio on the bow has always worked fine.

[@liamereiam]

I really must revisit your older videos of when you were in china .... they were fun! As are these!

[@Diabolik771]

I've seen many Chinese meet their end on a Facebook page. Many were forklift accidents. One guy walking in front of one, tripped over the forks and was ran over. His legs were bent like a pretzel.

[@FilthCorvus]

the dude on the air conditioner is a absolute mad lad

[@pagenelson328]

The Chinese workers, mostly from Guǎngzhōu, who built the Union Pacific Railroad through the Sierra Nevada Mountains in California during the 1860s exhibited this same fearless dedication to accomplishing tasks. It was not taken for granted then nor is it forgotten today. Thanks.

[@polsyg6581]

doesnt look like our workers have the same dedication, rail was paid in the build back better act a couple years ago and i dont see it getting done here.

[@zw.drawing]

I'm a foreigner living in China. They live in China? Have you ever been to China? Open your mouth and come! China is so large so much terrain there are many geographical natural disasters this is inevitable, please continue your disgusting video, continue to smear, China has been said to collapse by Western media for 30 years, but they are getting better and better, they have their own space station, 5G, Beidou GPS, the most advanced transportation system... TikTok is also where people in China get more truth from this vlogger is an ignorant political clown

[@vikingmike8139]

Subsistence and survival. Unfortunately, North America is heading down that exact same pathway.

[@looksee2651]

The clip of the falling bridge and the last clip of falling buildings were controlled demolishments....

[@Kaador]

Me as a german is shocked. Unthinkable. You never would work or even have personal EVER again.

[@Nagvanshieus]

I remember a meme about a German cycle leaving a massive dent on a Chinese car, "made in Germany vs made in China".

[@youreprettygood2603]

I used to live on the 54th floor of a 60 floors building in Guangzhou and since it was a brand new building and I was the first tenant, the landlady had airconditioning installed in the bedroom and the living room (also so that she could charge me more for rent of course), two guys came an hour later with two split units, first they installed the indoor unit and ran the pipes to the outside through the hole, then they took the lift to the rooftop (which of course was open, this being China) with the outdoor unit, a few minutes later we saw one of the guy come down tied to a rope together with the outdoor unit, that looked incredibly perilous since these things are at least 50kg, he had to push the unit into the alcove built inside the external wall of the building and then screw it to the railing all while in mid-air, these guys are fearless, the most insane daredevils you'll on the internet scaling buildings are nothing in comparison.

[@markusgorelli5278]

9:08 Yeah, I laughed at the last two standing also.

[@ryproar11]

I saw a video of a woman getting her arm crushed by a industral press in China. That one video made every OSHA manual I own burst into flames simultaneously.

[@bernesto2468]

A few years after the 2008 Bejing olympics I went to the famous Birdnest Arena and one could already seeing it falling into disrepair

[@aboringfart413]

Well, bird nests just don't last longer. 🙂

[@GeoScorpion]

It reminds me of the old Lewis W. Hine photographs of workers building the Empire State Building ... decades before there was an OSHA. You get vertigo just by looking at the photographs.

[@valerioporcelli]

Thanks for this insight Very interesting

[@Max-mi1tz]

the bridge falling down like dominos is insane!

[@jondoe9548]

The fact that we get free videos from Serpentza on KZbin is priceless, keeping the education and knowledge alive. 🙏🙏🙏

[@AlexBianco100]

As a HVAC technician in the US I respect the hustle. I'm glad we use boom lifts!

[@patrickminns1625]

Holy cow what an eye opener!!!!!

[@e.t.2914]

Okay, but 8:50 is definitely an intentional demolition. A crowd is clearly gathered, people are clear of the area, and are happily laughing. That's hardly fair to include if tofu dredge rampantly common.

[@dianeoliver3078]

I’ve lived in China for over 20 years and I’ve had numerous AC units installed and they almost never even use a rope! It is heart stopping for sure!

[@polsyg6581]

how do they even get there without a rope, a big ladder? jumping? ancient chinese magic?

[@keeliganeshg2757]

We like your videos they are reliable and informative

[@Thestrongalwayssurvive]

That same building collapsing was put up as a building collapsing due to an earthquake.

[@cognitivedissidents4642]

Makes one wonder how formidable their military truly is.

[@abcde1054]

Tofu dreg army 😅

[@adriancollette7010]

I saw their Army it was made of these clay guys buried in the ground. They looked really dangerous.

[@michaeldbhawker3556]

Its not. The unites states submarine force alone will sink their entire navy. Easily.

[@shieldmaidenforchrist1310]

It may be a matter of priorities. We should not underestimate them.

[@fabriciomarques8663]

​@@shieldmaidenforchrist1310 armies often reflect the society they deffend. Corrupt societies often have corrupt armies

[@richardhp77]

This is very interesting, because I worked with a lot of chinese construction workers in New Zealand, and noticed that they really didn't give a crap about any of the guidelines or procedures on site.

[@budsak7771]

The giant domino's were awesome! Definitely lightened the mood a bit in the midst of all the suspense.

[@timmytube12]

I don't blame the Chinese for trials & errors or just trying. Because almost 100 years ago something made by the Japanese and 37 to 33 years ago Korean things were considered by American and European engendering standards were considered crappy and inferior.

[@Erik_The_Viking]

This is typical in South Korea as well. A former colleague used to travel to Samsung factories, and he said almost all of them were literally deathtraps. Places where you could fall 30 feet to your death, chlorine gas leaks, no safety practices, etc. He was kept on his toes every time he visited.

[@manchagojohnsonmanchago6367]

yeah south korean factories are death trps, no safety and a lack of knowledge of what does what sometimes, ive seen water tanks or gas tanks next to aluminium furnaces and stuff even 😂 koreans didnt seem to notice till.. Big BANG. Its whatever "boss says" japan was like that in the past in some thingd but not that crazy however japanese have become obcessed with safety now and its pretty strictly enforced

[@Erik_The_Viking]

@@manchagojohnsonmanchago6367 Yes you're right Japan used to be that way.

[@CHAOS88100]

The fabs there are infamous for causing cancer in the factory workers. Samsung swept it under the rug. Having lived in Korea I would describe things in general there as inspired by Japan, but built with Chinese standards. There's often no U traps in the plumbing so all the drains would stink of sewage.

[@The-Fat-Kid]

It wasn’t to long ago that we did things like this right her in the USA. It’s still very common with subcontractors using illegal aliens who are now called migrants. Major companies keep costs down and insulate their records of death and injuries since they don’t go in to there accident free work hours since dead contractors don’t count, they are not their employees.

[@JonScottSmith]

Hey guys, I found Xi's account.

[@Debbiebabe69]

I remember years ago I was working at this factory and some girl slashed her arm in half with the buzz saw. Yet the next day, the 'days since last accident' went up as usual. One day I asked a manager about this, and he said 'oh she dosnt count as she is an agency worker' - all new starters there are hired by an agency for the first year before getting taken on, to make it easier to fire them and to reduce H+S costs, as newer people are more likely to have accidents like almost losing thier arm to a buzz saw.....

[@asscheeks3212]

Entire buildings collapse in China when they are NEW. While a dam in the USA last a century. You cant even UNIONIZE in China.

[@The-Fat-Kid]

It seems all the big companies are playing this game

[@asscheeks3212]

@@The-Fat-Kid at least I can Unionized. Unlike China

[@staylor4357]

This is crazy to think they are trying to send people in space without safety.

[@0fficialdregs]

when people talk about how great china's construction qualities and productivity, i always refer them to channels like this.

[@Illyrien]

I must admit I couldnt help laugh a bit at the domino aquaduct...

[@bluorb]

This channel is easily in my top 10 & because you don't post every day, probably my #1 favorite thing to see on YT pop up as a new video. Stay Awesome!!!

[@serpentza]

Thanks mate!

[@prof.hectorholbrook4692]

This is almost beyond belief!! Then again, content of most of your other vids on crass Chinese behaviour are too! BTW: I love the background effects you often show. Please - what Green-Screen software do you use??

[@user-iv7us4gp4l]

8:30 - Hilarious...crowd got a good laugh at the last section that stood tall xD