The Three-Year Great Famine: The Iron Chain Locking the Chinese People

In the pro-democracy circle, there is never a shortage of people who hold optimistic fantasies that the CCP will soon collapse. I can only sneer at these people. They have been overseas for many years and do not understand the true situation in China.

I believe that until those who experienced the three-year Great Famine have all passed away, it will be difficult for the Chinese people to have the motivation to resist. Because the Chinese people will be lectured by those who experienced the famine: "How good life is now! You have food and drink and won't starve to death. Why are you making trouble instead of living a good life?" These people set the standard for life very low; having food and not starving is a happy life.

Xi Jinping is also such a person, which is why he is keen on lifting the pot lids (to check on people's food). He believes that if you are full, you should be grateful for the grace of our Party. He attributes the foreigners' fondness for political movements to having nothing to do because they are full, so he firmly opposes improving the people's welfare. He is too afraid of the people being too full. As long as those who experienced the three-year Great Famine, including Xi Jinping, have not passed away, the standard of living for the Chinese people—which is to not make trouble—will be kept firmly in check by them.

Therefore, it is impossible for the Chinese people to make any major moves in the next few years or even the next decade. Only when the Chinese people raise their standard of living—which is to not make trouble—to a new height will a major social movement arrive. That will be the time to overthrow the Communist Party.