Xi Jinping Has Entered Negotiations with the Princelings and Military Second-Generation. "Real China"

This episode is reported by Hu Liren. News from Beijing indicates that Xi Jinping has begun contact and entered negotiations with the second generation of the Red elite and the second generation of the military elite, with Xi Yuanping acting as an intermediary. The second generation of the Red and military elites are demanding that Xi Jinping step down and retire due to illness, but Xi Jinping, having built up too much power and fearing for his own safety, is unwilling to let go. Both sides are currently in a state of close-quarters struggle and intense standoff; the situation is highly volatile, and a major event could occur at any time.

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Alright, hello everyone, I have some news to report. News is coming out of Beijing that Xi Jinping has begun contact with the second generation of the Red elite and the second generation of the military elite. I have mentioned before that their intermediary is Xi Yuanping. Everyone has laid their cards on the table; Xi Jinping has laid his cards on the table, and the other side has laid theirs as well. Xi Jinping has now played all the cards he can play. Xi Jinping is essentially relying on, first, the military—that is, the tens of thousands of troops in the Guard Regiment and the Guard Bureau—and his various positions within the Party. To them, his title as President of the State means nothing; the state itself belongs to them, and they were the ones who pushed Xi Jinping into the presidency.

Look, Xi Jinping is currently throwing his weight around, issuing orders to the entire nation every day. But when you go to the second generation of the Red and military elites, they don't consider him a significant figure at all. They think, "We were the ones who pushed you up here, and now you want to take everything for yourself?" Naturally, these people are going to rebel. Xi Jinping is currently holding firmly onto two things: the Beijing guard troops on one hand, and the propaganda apparatus on the other. Currently, almost all propaganda institutions are under his control, including the PLA Daily, the Party newspapers, and various local newspapers. Those second-generation Red and military elites haven't touched his propaganda; they could actually move against local propaganda, but they haven't. The second-generation Red and military elites are very clear: you have already taken so much money from the national treasury, so it's very simple—just step down. They want him to step down now, to retire due to illness. That's how it is.

As for Xi Jinping's current situation, he does not want to step down. He likely feels that if he were to step down, he would be in danger, so he refuses to do so. He is already old, seventy-three years old; he cannot stay on forever. He is now in his third term, and by the time the 21st Party Congress comes around next year, he will be in his fourth term. What does four terms mean? Four terms mean twenty years. He came to power in 2013, and by 2023, it had been exactly ten years. If he continues through his third term to 2033, that would be twenty years. Under these circumstances, everyone is telling him, 'If you step down now, we will ensure you are safe; you can go back and retire, and you won't be in trouble in the future.' The problem with Xi Jinping now is that he has packaged himself too highly. His current status within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)—is it his actual status? The status he has packaged for himself is far higher than Mao, higher than Deng, and higher than all the leaders of the Communist Party. If you go to Xinhua Bookstore now, you can't even find the Selected Works of Mao; they are tucked away in a corner. Now, Xinhua Bookstores are filled with Xi. All the 'Study the Great Nation' apps within the CCP are all about Xi; there is nothing else. Marx is just a placeholder for him. His entire set of theories, dozens and dozens of his works, are all there. No one else needs to learn anything else; what else is there to learn? There is no need to learn anything else; just read his stuff. Now, these guidance booklets and 'little red books' must be carried in one's pocket, just like in the Mao era.

Now, the second generation of military leaders is certainly dissatisfied, thinking that this country was won with the blood, sweat, and lives of their parents. By rights, this country belongs to everyone, to the collective. Xi Zhongxun, you were only in the Northwest; Xi Zhongxun never left the Northwest, he was always in the West, and later he went to Guangdong. After he was reinstated, Deng Xiaoping sent him to Guangdong to manage the reform and opening-up. At that time, these people were dissatisfied because everything Xi Jinping is doing now can be described as internal rape and internal purging, and these people are certainly not convinced. So now in Beijing, everyone is negotiating; they don't meet in person. Xi Yuanping acts as an intermediary, and of course, there must be an intermediary between the second generation of red descendants and the second generation of military descendants, though I don't know who that intermediary is. Everyone is talking, and the news coming out of Beijing now is just that: they are talking to see if he can step down. The only way for Xi Jinping to step down now is to retire due to illness, saying his health is poor. But Xi Jinping is unwilling to do that. One thing Xi Jinping is doing now is trying to pass on his legacy, constantly mentioning that the 'red gene' must be passed down from generation to generation. Everyone can see it online; in the current CCP, all these articles that are written must be approved by Cai Qi and Xi Jinping. Every single article must be reviewed and approved by them; the General Office of the CCP Central Committee must review and determine the content of these manuscripts. All texts are subject to layers of censorship; he is currently obsessed with this, passing it down from generation to generation.

What are these? These are the ways the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is currently numbing the common people. Through propaganda, Xi Jinping is numbing the public, hoping that the people and the grassroots will support him. Once the people below support him, some in the military might also support him, because these grassroots soldiers are the children of the common people, and he hopes they will support him. Now, after the pandemic, all aspects of the economy under Xi Jinping have completely collapsed. He no longer has any support or foundation; the high-rise he has built is built on sand—he has no foundation at all. Yet, the 'red second generation' (children of revolutionary leaders) and 'military second generation' do have a foundation, because the banner they hold is Deng Xiaoping's 'Reform and Opening-up.' Therefore, the red and military second generations are the ones stepping forward, as everyone believes that someone like Deng Xiaoping must take charge. Even though he was 82, disabled, and held no official position in the Party other than being the chairman of the China Disabled Persons' Federation. No one from the Deng family held leadership positions in the Central Committee later; why? That was exactly what Deng Xiaoping wanted. He could have easily arranged for his family members to take positions; he had a daughter, Deng Nan, who was very capable. A friend of mine in Beijing once told me that Deng Nan was extremely capable, very much like her father, and possessed great political wisdom. Deng Xiaoping refused to let Deng Nan become prominent; she ended up working in construction-related fields. This was the example set by the Deng family at the time: 'I will not place my second generation or descendants in important positions, and I will let you handle things instead.' He even supported Jiang Zemin later. In fact, you can't even call Jiang Zemin a 'red second generation.' Jiang was only capable in economic construction; he was the Party Secretary in Shanghai, and Zhu Rongji at the time was handpicked by Deng Xiaoping, as was Hu Jintao.

Jiang stepped down and let Hu Jintao take over. Why did Hu Jintao get the position? It was because Jiang Zemin favored him at the time; when dealing with Tibet, Hu Jintao showed a ruthless streak. However, Hu Jintao later made a grave mistake; he is also a historical sinner, and will be remembered as such in the future. He should not have allowed these red second generations to seize power; he should have continued to let the 'Communist Youth League faction' firmly control the country, but he lacked the ability. Later, the red and military second generations controlled a large portion of the military, so they forced him to let Xi Jinping take power. Although your country has already risen, this regime was, after all, won by our parents; by pushing Xi Jinping to the top, the country eventually turned into what it is today. Ultimately, Xi Jinping is essentially a usurper; he is just a usurper. Now, everyone is not letting them off the hook. During this period, look, Xi Jinping didn't appear yesterday, and he didn't appear on Monday. Do you know why? Because they are in negotiations. A friend at Xinhua News Agency told me yesterday that Xinhua did not receive any support from the General Office of the CCP Central Committee yesterday. Now, no one knows what is going on, so it is very likely that something could happen during this time, at any moment. Everyone, pay attention; once a major event occurs, it is very likely to truly change the nature of the CCP.

Xi Jinping is now like someone holding a spear and a shield, engaged in a bayonet charge; they have entered into hand-to-hand combat. They cannot use planes, artillery, or missiles, because if they were to, the consequences would be unimaginable. In this situation, they can only rely on small units to resist. But the opposition is numerous; they could surround Beijing entirely, so what can he do? Right now, everyone is in a standoff, waiting to see who can hold out and who will ultimately prevail, forcing Xi Jinping to back down. Remember, the day Xi Jinping falls ill, or if there are no videos or photos of him for several consecutive weeks, or if Xinhua News Agency suddenly changes its tone in its reporting, that will be the signal that Xi Jinping is about to step down. This is the current state of China; this period is equivalent to the time when Mao died, the period in 1976 when Mao died, and everyone is in a standoff. Xi Jinping lacks the resources, yet he is doing this; it is like a person who can carry 100 jin but cannot carry 200 jin. He is forcing himself to carry 200 jin; his spine will break, he cannot lift it, and he will certainly be crippled. Xi Jinping has now reached the point of being crippled; he simply cannot lift it. Alright, I will leave this topic here for now, and let's see what the final outcome will be within their ranks. This period has been one of intense anxiety. Regarding the people in the middle, remember that Xi Jinping once showed you photos. I actually have many more photos—photos of Xi Jinping with the second generation of red families and the second generation of military families. The one I brought out the other day was a photo of him with the second generation of military families and the son of Wang Zheng, and there are many more. Thank you all for watching, and we will see you in the next program.