CCP Official Reveals: Xi Jinping's Sister Qi Qiaoqiao Monopolizes Low-priced Oil from Venezuela and Iran, Netting Nearly 400 Billion a Year!
Editor's Note: Sheng Xue posted a tweet stating that a former CCP official revealed to her that Xi Jinping's elder sister, Qi Qiaoqiao, monopolized low-priced oil from Venezuela and Iran, reselling it to Sinopec to make a net profit of 400 billion per year. She also monopolized and owned numerous other markets and assets, with a net worth exceeding 20 trillion. Later, Sheng Xue claimed she received a phone call and was forced to delete the original post. We cannot judge the authenticity of this disclosure.
Despite this, we still believe this disclosure is of great significance and is by no means an ordinary leak, but a deep game set against a series of geopolitical struggles. The disclosure originated from Secretary of State Rubio's release two days ago regarding China obtaining Venezuelan oil at an ultra-low price of $20 per barrel. The reason the U.S. Secretary of State dared to release such explosive news was precisely the result of the previous U.S. military raid on Venezuela to capture Venezuelan President Maduro. We can imagine that such news was revealed to the United States by Maduro while in prison. Such staggering corruption completely tears off the hypocritical mask of Xi Jinping and his family—on one hand holding high the banner of anti-corruption and conducting large-scale purges domestically and within the Party, while on the other hand, his own family amasses wealth on an unimaginable scale. Once such news becomes known to the outside world, his ruling legitimacy will inevitably be fully questioned and challenged within the Party. Perhaps it was precisely because Xi Jinping realized that Maduro's arrest would inevitably lead to a large amount of his secret, shocking corruption being exposed by the United States, thereby impacting his dictatorial status. Therefore, he struck first to gain the initiative, purging a large number of powerful military figures in a short period to prepare for potential future challenges within the Party and the military.
The action of Sheng Xue having to delete this tweet after receiving a phone call also leaves plenty of room for imagination. Because this phone call could not possibly have come from the CCP side, as Sheng Xue, an anti-communist figure residing overseas, no longer has any soft underbelly that could be threatened by CCP national security. Thus, this call was likely from Canadian or U.S. government departments. This is because Sheng Xue's anti-communist activities overseas mostly still require the support and cooperation of local government departments to be carried out smoothly. Perhaps the Chinese government reached a nation-level deal with the Canadian or U.S. government through diplomatic means, allowing this major leak to be deleted.
Xi Jinping and his siblings
U.S. Secretary of State Rubio recently revealed that Venezuelan oil was handed over to China at a low price of $20 per barrel to pay off debts. According to a former CCP official, this low-priced oil was monopolized by Xi Jinping's elder sister Qi Qiaoqiao, who resold it to Sinopec at high prices, making a net profit of 400 billion per year from this item alone.
Qi Qiaoqiao also monopolized the concrete business in Shenzhen and Guangzhou, and has brought Ping An Group under her control. She owns multiple companies through proxies, with a net worth reaching as high as 20 trillion.
The following are the key points of the information revealed by this official to Sheng Xue.
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Xi Jinping's elder sister Qi Qiaoqiao monopolizes the oil business in China, buying cheap oil from Venezuela and Iran at $20 a barrel, and then selling it to Sinopec at prices of $40 to $60, making 400 billion a year.
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Personnel within the Chinese system estimate that Qi Qiaoqiao's assets are currently as high as 20 trillion RMB.
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Chen Hua, chairman of Shenzhen "KK Mall" company, fled after defrauding 20 billion from the Agricultural Bank of China in Shenzhen. After the bank reported the case, the police were originally going to arrest him, but he bribed Qi Qiaoqiao with 2 billion, which settled the matter. This occurred in 2010 or 2011.
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Qi Qiaoqiao also deals in concrete; she monopolized the concrete business in Shenzhen and Guangzhou, earning up to 130 billion a year at peak times. She has 170 companies in Shenzhen.
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Xi Jinping and Peng Liyuan's largest asset is Hengli Group, whose chairman is also named Chen Hua, but is not the Chen Hua of the aforementioned "KK Mall" company, but another person with the same name. Currently, sales under his name have approached nearly 400 billion.
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Qi Qiaoqiao has seven investment companies and trading companies under her name. The head of the investment companies is named Long Jie, a native of Hunan, 59 years old this year. Qi Qiaoqiao conducts oil trading through Long Jie, purchasing cheap oil overseas from places like Venezuela and Iran. Oil imports in China require quotas, so he achieves a monopoly through quotas. Only Qi Qiaoqiao has the power to import oil at low prices.
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At its peak, Ping An Group's turnover had assets of over one trillion a year. It previously belonged to Ye Jianying's family, but after Qi Qiaoqiao took a fancy to it, she seized it. Ma Mingzhe of Ping An Group now serves Qi Qiaoqiao.
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Qi Qiaoqiao does not appear in person to handle things; everything is accomplished through proxies.
Therefore, Secretary of State Rubio revealed an extremely cruel reality: the huge premium dividends parasitic in the cracks of international sanctions have never flowed toward alleviating Venezuela's humanitarian crisis, nor have they ever benefited the Chinese public who have long endured high oil prices. On the contrary, through opaque intermediary links, this money continuously slid into the private pockets of the CCP elite. This "energy arbitrage" spanning over a decade is, in essence, a systemic cross-border wealth plunder involving trillions in assets.
This disclosure is by no means an ordinary leak, but a deep game set against a series of geopolitical struggles. The disclosure first originated from Secretary of State Rubio's release two days ago regarding China obtaining Venezuelan oil at an ultra-low price of $20 per barrel. And the reason why the U.S. Secretary of State dared to release such explosive news was precisely because of the result of the previous U.S. military raid on Venezuela to capture Venezuelan President Maduro. We can imagine that such news was revealed to the United States by Maduro while in prison.
Rubio: China obtains oil at a steep discount of $20 per barrel, without even having to pay cash. This oil is used to offset debts owed to China.
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