The single-line credit above appears in a china-defense.blogspot.com post that presents a PR video and identifies the Type100 MTB as its subject. Beyond that attribution, the post offers no additional text — the visual file and the single-line credit are the record posted on the blog.
The PR video identified on china-defense.blogspot.com
The blog entry is framed as a "PR video" and, in that framing, presents footage that the post says features the Type100 MTB. The entry is hosted on china-defense.blogspot.com at the URL provided below; the post itself contains the video content and the short attribution quoted above.
Type100 MTB as the video’s featured subject
The only equipment named in the post is the Type100 MTB. The blog’s presentation treats the Type100 MTB as the focal point of the clip: the video is described in the post title as featuring that specific platform, and no other platforms or models are identified in the text of the post.
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End the scrambleAttribution to 长征后卫薛伯陵’s Weibo
The blog post credits the Weibo account 长征后卫薛伯陵 for the material. The credit is presented verbatim as "credit goes to 长征后卫薛伯陵的微博." No further chain of custody, production credit, or original posting date from the Weibo account is supplied in the blog post itself.
Where the record currently resides
The publicly accessible record available from the blog entry is composed of three concrete elements: the PR video hosted in the blog post, a title that identifies the Type100 MTB as the featured platform, and the explicit credit naming the Weibo account 长征后卫薛伯陵. Those three items are the only facts provided in the china-defense.blogspot.com entry.
Next steps for analysts, archivists, and interested readers
Given the narrow set of facts in the post, the immediate leads are the video hosted in the blog entry and the Weibo account named in the credit. For anyone seeking to corroborate provenance, establish an earlier origin, or obtain higher-resolution source files, the logical next step is to consult the Weibo account credited in the post and to trace the video’s appearance there. The blog post itself provides the public-facing copy and the explicit attribution but does not document earlier timestamps, uploader identity beyond the credited account, or metadata such as production source.
The public record preserved on china-defense.blogspot.com therefore establishes two clear, attributable elements: a PR video presented as featuring the Type100 MTB, and the explicit credit to 长征后卫薛伯陵's Weibo account. Those are the concrete items available from this particular post; questions about production, broader distribution, or technical details of the Type100 MTB remain unanswered in the blog entry and would require follow-up at the credited Weibo source or other primary repositories.
