The Ultimate Fate of the CCP’s Technocratic Officials
This video explores the conflict that has arisen between the technocratic officials of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and Xi Jinping. The video points out that because of their professional background and respect for objective laws, technocrats experience a cognitive disconnect with Xi Jinping, who lacks culture and knowledge. Although Xi promotes technical officials to make up for his own shortcomings, his insecure and dictatorial personality makes him unable to tolerate different opinions. This leads technical officials to pay lip service while harboring inner resistance. This contradiction ultimately results in technocrats being marginalized or purged, while the political or secretarial officials promoted in their place lack competence, plunging the rule of the CCP into a massive crisis.
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Ma Xingrui's situation is the same. Regarding Ma Xingrui's issues, in fact, many people talk about various conspiracy theories—this conspiracy theory, that conspiracy theory. Actually, conspiracy theories are basically the masterpieces of couch-bound China-watchers ("tingchuangshi"). I didn't actually want to talk about it, but those of you who have listened to me for three years should know. Whether it is Ma Xingrui, Jin Zhuanglong, or many of these academics from the technical circles and people in the military-industrial complex, my personal relationships with them are all very good. This is why in July, when Ma Xingrui got into trouble last July, I was the first across the entire internet to tell everyone, saying Ma Xingrui got into trouble and his secretary also got into trouble, and could no longer be found.
Last July, those of you who listened all knew about it because I have a very close personal friendship with these people, and at that time we could even contact each other directly. Even after going abroad, we maintained a smooth contact. Of course, it's not just them. Because I came from the military-industrial complex—meaning I am part of this system—people like Zhang Qingwei, Rui Xiaohui, and Hu Hongfu, who currently have no political future though they once did, my personal relationships with them remain very good to this day. So why can we maintain such good friendship? To be honest with you all, why do they have such a conflict with that fucking idiot Xi Jinping?
Actually, the group of people I am talking about—even including Zhang Youxia and that group—have similar characteristics. This group of people are all called technical leaders. From the time they started school, these people were all engaged in technology, working their way up through technology all the way, and doing R&D. If you look at their resumes, they all worked in technology R&D. Therefore, even when these people finally took up management or leadership positions, they could not shake off those things naturally brought by doing technology and even scientific research.
What did these natural traits of theirs turn into? They became the key contradiction that created a cognitive gap in their worldview between the stupid dictatorial rulers and the technical elite group! This problem exists not only in the People's Republic of China, but all over the world: technical elite groups in all countries, including those who transitioned from technical to management roles, base their recognition of others on intelligence thresholds and knowledge thresholds, and there also exists a basic consistent chain of contempt.
These people who deal with technology have faced eternal physical, chemical, and natural laws since their school days. Therefore, in their natural cognition, the role of laws is always higher than power and higher than personal subjective consciousness. So in their hearts, they are also more willing to interact with people who understand laws, have high intelligence, and are knowledgeable. Having left the aerospace sector for so many years, maintaining good personal friendships with these old leaders is the main reason. I am not kidding; I must be the person with the highest level of knowledge and culture among the Chinese community in the entire political and economic sphere that you know of. I still don't see anyone who can compare with me. I am not kidding at all, nor am I being modest.
So these people, regardless of their position, are all part of an interconnected circle. Ah, regarding one's attitude towards a person, if that person lacks high intelligence, has no rich knowledge, and does not respect objective laws, then no matter where they are, they will never gain the true respect of the people in this circle, nor can they form personal friendships with them. I don't know if any of you work in technology; those of you who work in tech will understand the concept I'm talking about here. Ah, you also understand the concept I mentioned. Ah, Li Qiang is a technocrat, but what kind of technology does Li Qiang actually know? What kind of technology does Li Qiang have? Ah? Look at Li Qiang's technical background and tell me, is his tech anything remotely comparable to mine?
And what about that fucking idiot Xi Jinping? Ever since he came to power, he truly realized that in managing this country, he himself suffered from a severe shortcoming of lacking culture and knowledge. Therefore, in a rush after taking power, he promoted a large batch of technical officials. He hoped these people could use their mastered technologies to help him govern this country. But what is this fucking idiot's work habit?
He comes up with ideas entirely on a whim, producing exceptionally stupid ideas, and then has people who understand technology execute them downwards. At this point, a huge problem arises. Why? Because people who do technical work—even if they are officials—while pursuing money and power, deep down in their hearts understand very clearly that objective laws are the most important factor guiding the development of human society. For example, people like Zhang Qingwei, who became a member of the CCP Central Committee at the age of forty-two, only a few years older than me, was in the aerospace sector back then. When I was his secretary, he was already a member of the Central Committee, a standard technical official. But his outcome was that after serving consecutively for five terms on the Central Committee, he was never favored by the fucking idiot Xi Jinping, and ultimately ended up stepping back to the second line. Right now, he is the Vice Chairperson of the National People's Congress, the Vice Chairperson of the National People's Congress of the CCP.
He was essentially discarded by the fucking idiot Xi Jinping, simply because during many meetings he failed to make Xi Jinping feel his absolute loyalty. Among technical officials, on the surface they can display absolute loyalty to you, but to be truly loyal in your heart, you genuinely have to understand. Ah, theoretically, if the fucking idiot Xi Jinping wanted to make good use of these technically competent people, he should have fully utilized their specialties and allowed them to hold different opinions on the ideas he proposed. But this fucking idiot, being extremely insecure inside, would never allow such a scene to emerge. Ah, otherwise, he might feel that he is very stupid, ah, frequently subverted by others, and then looked down upon by people.
As for these technical officials, they clearly and explicitly feel that the plans, proposals, and directives of this fucking idiot Xi Jinping are very stupid, yet they still have to absolutely obey them. Therefore, deep down in their hearts, they harbor super-strong resistance, ah, which is manifested externally either as someone like Ma Xingrui making you unable to tell—well, I listen and I have no problem—or as someone like Zhang Qingwei letting you clearly see that difference. Ah, but ultimately, the cognitive fault-line contradiction in worldviews and understanding that arises between this foolish autocratic ruler and the technical elite group will still reach its limit.
Ah, therefore, this technical group, in their private hearts, truly cannot generate even a tiny bit of complete political loyalty and respect for this fucking idiot Xi Jinping. So these people forming small cliques is unavoidable; it is just a normal human tendency, and whispering behind his back is unavoidable. Ah, they all think they understand objective laws, only to be pinned to the ground and rubbed against by such a fucking idiot. So what do you say? Ah, their inner pride has all been ruined by this person Xi Jinping. But ah, the problem with these people also lies right here, because this fucking idiot Xi Jinping is a street hooligan; although he can't do anything right when it comes to matters above the table, when it comes to playing dirty tricks beneath the table, he is extremely slick.
Therefore, the people around these individuals—let alone drivers or babysitters found from the outside, even friends—might all be sent over by this fucking idiot, uh. This is the power of political work cadres: pulling strings, attacking in all directions and around the clock. Ah, so the core reason we see these officials getting into trouble stems from their disloyalty to Xi Jinping. Ah, although they are not directly plotting a rebellion, they are all plotting things that act as a counterforce to some of Xi Jinping's regime directives, so it is completely normal for them to be taken down by this fucking idiot Xi Jinping.
But in reality, this contradiction is the innate contradiction between this group of technical talents and this very foolish autocratic ruler, and it cannot be changed. Ah. Of course, regarding this point, I believe ah, once the fucking idiot Xi Jinping came to power and secured his second and third terms, it became very clear, because from then on he never promoted technical officials again; the ones he promoted were entirely political work or secretarial-type officials. Ah, because he knows that these people will not truly respect him in their hearts, ah, they won't truly respect him because they don't understand. Ah, of course, the outcome is also very clear: uh, the political work or secretarial-type officials promoted onto the giant ship of the CCP may appear one hundred percent absolutely loyal to Xi Jinping on the surface, fine, ah, but they can't get a single thing done.
Therefore, the great ship of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) can only watch itself sink. In fact, the problems currently facing the Chinese Communist Party and its governance of the country involve too many fatal issues. As we have discussed, with all these people who understand nothing in power—Xi Jinping leading a bunch of idiots—how could these problems possibly be solved? In reality, theoretically, it is not that there are no solutions to all of the CCP's problems; there are solutions for all of them. However, why can none of them be solved? It is the CCP's system itself; this kind of system makes it impossible for these problems to be resolved.