Скачать или смотреть 3.5 Years for a Toy Gun?! Inside China's Zero-Tolerance Policy.

She was a 51-year-old grandmother running a balloon-pop game at a carnival. The police seized her plastic rifles. The judge sentenced her to 3.5 years in prison.

Why? Because in China, if a toy gun exceeds 1.8 Joules/cm² of energy, it is legally a firearm. To put that in perspective: A real Glock fires at 500 Joules. China's limit is effectively zero.

But this video isn't just about one old lady. It's about how a country went from "Every Citizen is a Soldier" to the strictest gun control on Earth.

We dig into the forgotten history of the "Wild East":
-The 1993 Village Wars: When 5,000 villagers fought with homemade cannons and armored vehicles.
-The "Road Bandits" of the 90s: Why truck drivers used to carry shotguns just to survive the highways.
-The 1996 Crackdown: How the government disarmed a billion people overnight.

From the chaos of the 1990s to the absolute safety of modern Changsha, this is the story of guns in China.

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Timestamps:
0:00 3.5 Years for a Toy?
0:20 Safety in China now
1:00 The 1993 Village War
1:44 "Every Citizen is a Soldier"
2:15 Guns in 1980s and 1990s
3:38 Disarming a Billion People