Shanghai Lockdown Nightmare: Dead Man Still Alive

The Shanghai lockdown nightmare continues. In this episode of China Uncensored, a man who was supposed to be dead is still alive, what reaching "zero covid" under China's zero Covid policy really means, and the nonsensical things the Chinese Communist Party is doing to make it look like they're doing something about Covid.

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[HectorDiabolucus]

Is this a Monty Python skit? “Bring out your dead.” “But I’m not dead yet.” “Yes you are, pipe down.”

[billalumni]

The most terrifying part about this whole incident is the fact that the three people actually had to talk and decide the correct course of action.

[Itriedtakennames]

“Don’t cover him up!” Glad to hear (hope it is true) that the man is okay - sadly with the China government scapegoating and dealing with problems by lying/denying, I could see the morgue staff (or whoever it was) trying to zip the bag back up and hoping the “problem” of the man being alive resolves itself, before they are in trouble.

[schmerz]

Man: "I'm not dead!"
CCP Crony 1:"He says he's not dead."
CCP Crony 2: "Yes he is"
Man: "I'm getting better!"
CCP Crony 2:"No you're not, you'll be stone dead in a moment"
Man: "I don't want to go on the cart!"
CCP Crony 2: "Oh, don't be such a baby"
Man: "I feel happy!"
CCP Crony 2: "Look, is there anything you can do?"
CCP Crony 1: *bat*
CCP Crony 2 "Aw, thanks very much!"

[rjdrakon]

Reminds me of Monty Python. "Thow out your dead!"
"I'm not dead yet." Bonk
"Take 'em away."

[joshuakolton]

Imagine living in China and actually believing the blatant lies they spew to their people.

[naejin]

When Chris put his hand to his ear & said, "What's that Shelly?", it reminded me of when Shelly filled in for Chris & did the same mannerism, but instead said, "What's that me?"

[CatsMeowPaw]

Makes you wonder how many other body bags started moving, but the employees feared punishment for questioning the nursing home's opinion on the death. So they just shoved the person into an oven anyway.

[Toguro-oyld]

This is one of the greatest channels on YouTube now.
I sure would like to see in my lifetime the people of China stomp out the CCP.
Thank you, Chris.

[timehaley]

Once again the reminder that the Chinese Internal Police Force has a budget 5 times greater than the Chinese Military. You get out of line, not only you pay but your parents and or your children. Only members of the Party get to do what they want, and even the lower ranking ones have to watch their step and kowtow to their bosses, and that's how it is all the way to the top.

[jodywhitehead]

My uncle wrote a story that began with the line, 'the first time my father died'. Back in ww1 my Grandfather was evacuated to a hospital in England. His Auntie had a dream and decided to visit him. When she arrived at the hospital she was told he'd died. As per her dream she insisted on viewing him. When they slid open the morgue tray he was discovered to still be alive. He lived another 60 years.

[Tjalve]

"The man is in stable condition"

Well, dead is stable...

[michellesgarden]

The distress of the man who said "dont cover him back up" was very real...you can see his shock in his body language..those that do that job are not all bad...the poor man when he went home would be wondering how he can continue doing the job😥

[whoknowswhocares]

Welcome back! We missed you, my dude.

[BrewsterMcBrewster]

Chris, I think I've said this before: You and Matt & Shelley are at the top of the news food chain as far as I'm concerned. I think you guys and Winston and C-Milk might be the most important reporters we have here in the U.S. The CCP is our most dangerous opponent. Thank you for what you do and may you have great success.

[cherylbowen]

This is why it’s unwise to live in cities and get easily trapped and controlled by the police state.

[rebt]

I have a friend in Shanghai currently in lockdown. He’s done almost 3 months of combined hotel / home quarantine. He said his neighbour ran a 42km marathon… on his balcony.

No joke!

[cathie]

OMG!! Chris is back !!!! Missed you Chris, welcome back. ❤

[ron.]

Reminds me of the news report when covid started years ago, not enough hospital beds so they took the "not so quite dead" people and sent them off to crematorium. Hospital aisle ways were full of people in bodybags. I'm betting this is normal in 🇨🇳

[tackyman]

"Then Patient Zero rose from the gurney and with inhuman strength, attacked and bit the staff members."