Big Event! Cai Qi, Standing Beside Xi Jinping, Is Being Deliberately Marginalized. “Real China”

This article discusses the political dynamics of the top echelons of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), pointing out that Cai Qi has recently been absent from public view and marginalized, and analyzes Cai Qi's family background and relationship with Xi Jinping. At the same time, combining an inspection tour in Dezhou, Shandong and a counterfeit goods case in Hong Kong, it analyzes Peng Liyuan's influence in Shandong, as well as the factional struggles within the CCP and the extremely tense political situation.

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Those who follow CCP politics, let me remind you, Cai Qi has not been with Xi Jinping for fifteen days, and has not appeared publicly with Xi Jinping. That is the second point. Second, Cai Qi has not appeared in public for about nine days, for nine days. That's the second. Third, ah, this is the third: Cai Qi has been dispatched to the CCP Central Committee Party School to serve as the principal of the Party School. These are three points, three points.

I have always said in my programs that Cai Qi is a very crucial person for Xi Jinping. In the entire team, he is under one person and above ten thousand people, and everyone must listen to him. More importantly, Cai Qi holds the lifeline of Xi Jinping. It can also be said that among Xi Jinping's entire bureaucratic system, only Cai Qi can truly get close to Xi Jinping. Including Wang Huning, including Li Xi, and all these people—if you want to see Xi Jinping, you have to go through Cai Qi. Without going through Cai Qi... he is the Secretariat of the CCP Central Committee, meaning Xi Jinping has a Secretariat, and he is the First Secretary among several secretaries. So, ah, this Cai Qi... and most importantly, I have been studying Cai Qi: Cai Qi is not a good bird, not a good bird, Cai Qi, not a good bird.

My experience dealing with people from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is that these people, their background actually all comes down to bloodlines. They are the sons of bandits, and their thinking is bandit thinking. The son of a robber has a robber’s mindset, and the son of a thief has a thief’s mindset. This is instilled by parents from childhood; family education for such children is extremely important, extremely important. If the parents operate on robber logic, then their children—no matter how high they climb—hidden deep within their logic and their mindset, when a critical moment comes, a bandit ideology will erupt. Cai Qi, I once researched Cai Qi’s family. Cai Qi’s family, his father was a bandit, a pure bandit, a bandit who looted homes and robbed people. He was once, in his youth, he became a bandit. His ancestral home is Zhejiang, Zhejiang. However, near places like Quzhou, his real ancestral home was in that area. Later, in Jiangxi, in a place called Yiyang, he worked as a robber, and later followed the Communist Party, becoming a unit of the Communist Party's army called the New Fourth Army, right? Called the Anti-Japanese Guerrillas. Actually, during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, they were just looting homes and robbing people. Have you ever heard that the CCP resisted the Japanese with millet plus rifles? You must be joking! You couldn't even defeat the regular army of the Kuomintang. You just couldn't defeat them, and you couldn't defeat the Japanese even with American equipment. With your millet plus rifles, at that time your guns—your equipment was all some, you know what the Communist Party used back then? It was used by bandits! What do bandits use? They used bird-hunting guns. At that time, they even had very few bullets; they were just those people who used to be hunters deep in the mountains, and after organizing such people, they became the so-called New Fourth Army. These were actually just called guerrillas. So his father used to be a bandit, right in that area, across the three provinces of Anhui, Jiangxi—I've traveled all over these places. I am a China expert, and I might be the one who has traveled the most places in China, probably the most, Anhui, Jiangxi, and Jiangxi, and, you know, the intersection of those three provinces including Zhejiang. Later, because of the Fang Zhimin incident, Fang Zhimin got into trouble, was executed, executed by the Kuomintang, because back then they kidnapped a couple of Western missionaries. So later they got the couple killed. Of course, the Communist Party is too evil, too evil; after getting them killed, later, the US State Department stepped in and demanded that the Republic of China government arrest these people, and subsequently Fang Zhimin was targeted as a key arrestee. Of course, other people were arrested too, and after the arrests, later, because Fang Zhimin had always been a bandit in that area, this person committed heinous crimes, unforgivable crimes. The Communist Party has puffed him up sky-high, but these people, including, including—I previously had a former business partner whose descendant is called He Xingtong. And He Xingtong once told me, what was He Long? A bandit, from Sangzhi in Hunan, which is Zhangjiajie, going even deeper into the deep mountains, there is a place called Sangzhi County. Zhangjiajie used to be around this Sangzhi County area, and later it was called Zhangjiajie. The name was changed later; originally it was called Sangzhi. Ah, in Sangzhi County, they were bandits in that place, bandits, everyone remember this! He Long, whenever people talk about He Long, everyone says he started the revolution with two kitchen knives—what kind of revolution was he starting with kitchen knives? It was looting, robbing the poor, robbing the wealthy, the wealthy class. Ah, what was the wealthy class? At that time, these wealthy classes scattered across rural areas all over the country were what? They were intellectuals, actually wealth elites and knowledge elites. Because if you want to receive education and do things, you need money, you need assets, and you need money to send your children to study. In the past, if you had no money, you had no way to study, so aren't they—they were both intellectual elites and wealth elites. Hmm. So later Cai Qi's father fled to Fujian, which is why he claims to be from Fujian—that is a huge mistake. His father was an escaping bandit from that place, an escaping bandit who fled to that place to live under a false name, and later even changed his name, eventually making a living there, right? So this person Cai Qi, following Xi Jinping, what can a person like that achieve? He achieves whatever you say goes, you—how should I put it? It's acting like a lackey, able to reach this extent, able to abandon—I believe Cai Qi is definitely not a person without thoughts; he definitely has his own ideas. But he is with Xi Jinping, doing whatever Xi Jinping tells him to do, just like a loyal lackey to Xi Jinping.

Right? So, Cai Qi is actually younger than Xi Jinping. Xi Jinping hasn't retired yet, and he understands Cai Qi; Cai Qi understands the inner workings of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Over the more than ten years of the Xi Jinping era, it has been almost entirely this way. At first, he was the Party Secretary of Beijing, and then he returned. He has been with Xi Jinping for about seven or eight years—six, seven, or eight years. These seven or eight years have been the period of the greatest change in China. It is the period when Xi Jinping introduced the most evil policies. So, there is a lot of dirt on Cai Qi. Under these circumstances, Xi Jinping will not let him go. That is one thing. Secondly, it should be said that currently, no anti-Xi faction will let him go either. When I say 'will not let him go,' I mean it in quotes—they want to win him over, they want to win him over. That is why Cai Qi was suddenly marginalized. Behind this, there is a lot of political interference and a lot of power struggles, right? But the last time Cai Qi appeared with Xi Jinping was on June 9th, in North Korea, remember? When he was standing there watching Xi Jinping and Kim Jong Un walking together, and he was the only one laughing foolishly. I once posted a photo for everyone to see, the look on Cai Qi's face at that time. That foolish, laughing look—Cai Qi is very good at pretending! As for a person, look at Cai Qi compared to Xi Jinping; Xi Jinping was born in June 1953, just after June 15th. Everyone knows what Cai Qi is? December 1955. There is a two-and-a-half-year age gap between them. Born in December '55, Cai Qi just turned 70-something, 71. Well, in December of last year, he was 70. So, in terms of age, Cai Qi is more than two years older than Xi Jinping. Moreover, Cai Qi is in very good health. If you look at the way Cai Qi walks and everything else, he is completely different from Xi Jinping. Sometimes when Xi Jinping is not in good health, he walks as if he is shuffling, like a puppet, right? But Cai Qi is different; he looks thinner than Xi Jinping and has a more capable, lean appearance. So, physiologically speaking, Cai Qi is much better off than Xi Jinping, right? His state is much better. If his state were not good, Xi Jinping would have let him step down long ago; he wouldn't have let him take on these responsibilities. What Cai Qi is bearing now—following Xi Jinping—you have to know that if you follow Xi Jinping, you don't sleep 24 hours a day, so to speak. He might have you do something in the middle of the night, and these important matters are often things he doesn't want others to know, so he gives orders directly to Xi Jinping, specifically targeting Cai Qi alone. Right? So, Cai Qi has to deal with, for example, if Xi Jinping has five requirements every day, he has to study these five requirements, decide who will handle them, who will handle them, and he manages the operations. And these matters must be reported back, and after the feedback comes in, the content of this feedback must satisfy Xi Jinping. So, to be able to do this for so many years is absolutely not easy, right? Therefore, he is not Cai Qi; he is absolutely not a normal person, absolutely not. Let me use an old saying, let me use an old saying: a person who can be as wrong as Cai Qi is a man among men, a hero among heroes. You could even use beautiful words—he is not a good person, but using beautiful words, he is a person who 'sleeps on brushwood and tastes gall' (endures humiliation to achieve a goal). The day Cai Qi turns against Xi Jinping, the day he connects with other factions—for example, if he connects with other factions and opposes Xi, then Cai Qi is truly, for ten years, someone who has been 'sleeping on brushwood and tasting gall.' I'm telling you, right? A comeback! He is such a figure. Even many foreign think tanks, when they were studying Cai Qi, everyone felt that Xi Jinping's life and death are actually held in Cai Qi's hands. You think, shouldn't Xi Jinping take precautions against him? He must take precautions. Among the Chinese, one must always take precautions. You see, within the Communist Party, it's like this: even brothers and sisters must be guarded against, right?

I once told a story. In our family, my uncle, right? My uncle was a cousin, the son of my grandfather's elder brother, the eldest son. As the eldest son and grandson of the Hu family, he should have been the one. He originally joined the revolutionary party, but was later captured by the CCP because he didn't go to Taiwan. Because his mother's health was poor, he stayed to accompany her; that family bond held him back, and he didn't go to Taiwan. In the end, it was his sister, his younger sister, who had joined the CCP before 1949, during the War of Resistance. She ended up betraying her own brother. That is how the CCP is: within the CCP, there is only politics, only lines, and only political stances; there is no family affection whatsoever. So under these circumstances, do you think Xi Jinping would let Cai Qi off the hook? For example, if I were Xi Jinping, I wouldn't let Cai Qi off. If you were to go out and leak this, what would happen to me? Everything I do is behind closed doors, right? I'm talking about just one case that the whole world knows about, just one incident after another—the death of Li Keqiang. You, Cai Qi, you, Xi Jinping, already have... under these circumstances, you say Cai Qi... that's why Cai Qi hasn't been with Xi Jinping for fifteen days, hasn't truly appeared for nine days, hasn't truly appeared. And think about it, this time Xi Jinping went to Langfang, not Tangshan, but drove three hours to Dezhou; Cai Qi could have just spent a day accompanying him. Cai Qi has always accompanied Xi Jinping, so why didn't he appear? Why did Chen Wenqing accompany him instead? That means Cai Qi might have a problem. Right now, everyone is speculating about these things. This is a very critical juncture. If it were normal times, I wouldn't speculate on these things, but now it is completely different, completely different. The interior of the CCP is now very tense, it should be said that it is in a period of extreme tension. The moment that decides life or death has arrived, so no one has a way out. Now you see, Xi Jinping has no way out, the second-generation reds and second-generation military elites have no way out; it's a matter of life and death for everyone, and it's already a fait accompli. Xi Jinping has already thrown so many second-generation reds and second-generation military elites into prison. So, are they going to work with you or not? Everyone has to fight for their lives, right? If you try to get me, then I'll get you. We were originally all in the same group. Now that you have suddenly turned against us and taken control of the entire country and the entire regime, under these circumstances, sigh.

I have said before, I have some social connections in Beijing. So one of my friends is a genuine second-generation military elite, a child of an old military leader. I'm talking about his family; you would know who this person is as soon as you heard the name, he is very famous, much more famous than Zhang Zongxun, much more famous than Zhang Zongxun. These are all, right? Generals. Think about it, at that time there were founding generals, ten senior generals, fifty-five generals, ten marshals, and one hundred and seventy-five lieutenant generals. You can imagine he belongs to the general category, and his ranking among the generals was very high, very high. Their families are all fighting back, all fighting back. It has already reached what point? It has reached the point where it's at their doorstep, they can no longer tolerate it, it has reached the point where everyone is at a life-and-death crossroads; then no one will not fight back, right? You would encounter this with anyone in the world, they would all fight back, right? This is an instinctive reaction, everyone uniting to fight back.

Now look at Xi Jinping, in order to prove to everyone that he is able to leave Beijing, he went straight to Shandong. What is Shandong? That place in Dezhou is his—well, it is essentially his mother-in-law's home, his hometown. Whose influence is the greatest in Shandong? It's Peng Liyuan's. Peng Liyuan's is the greatest. How do I know Peng Liyuan's is the greatest? Back in 2017, I encountered a fake goods case in Shandong. That's the matter I've been protesting and fighting the Chinese Communist Party over ever since. It was about fake goods, specifically fake plastic goods. At the time, I bought their pipes, which were fake—a massive amount of South American waste materials and plastic trash shipped to Shandong, processed into plastic pellets in Shandong, and sold to Shandong enterprises. Later, the safety net in Hong Kong had a problem, and a fire burned down more than a dozen—more than 170 houses, burning over a hundred people to death alive. These were materials made from foreign garbage, and they didn't have a fire rating. So in 2019, I was already working on this. When I was dealing with these Shandong officials in Shandong, some of them told me—they said, Mr. Hu (at that time, some Shandong officials, some local officials actually sympathized; they knew they were human beings, and it's always like that within the entire evil system. They knew this system was evil, and they knew you were a victim. Often someone would still tell you the truth, tell you the truth because they knew you were just, you were right, you were right). So they secretly told me: "They said that in Shandong, defending your rights in Shandong is very difficult, and getting this case overturned is very difficult. Why? Because behind it all is—" This is what a Shandong official told me: the then-Vice Governor of Shandong Province, Ren Airong, was in charge of handling my case, meaning she was nominally in charge of the investigation. This person's name is Ren Airong—Ren as in duty, Ai as in love, Rong as in glory; her name is Ren Airong, and she was handling it at the time. They said Ren Airong was in charge of this case and issued instructions to investigate it, but not to compensate you—she just told you, uh, to suppress this case, to suppress it. So they had no choice, they said. Then their officials told me, saying that the biggest boss above Shandong is Peng Liyuan. They said Peng Liyuan is ultimately the one—everything in Shandong is done by Peng Liyuan. Therefore, this case ultimately—look at Hong Kong, look at Hong Kong, so many people died this time. Logically speaking, the ultimate source—what is the principal culprit? The principal culprit is fake goods, total three... Hong Kong has already investigated and found that throughout this construction—this project this time, there are seven types of things that are unqualified. And the vast majority of these seven types, the main ones, were produced in Shandong. They are fake goods, which means they are unqualified; they are shoddy goods. Ultimately, look at this Hong Kong case, look at how many people were burned to death, and tens of billions of Hong Kong dollars were taken out to appease the public. That's one thing, that's one thing. Second, they dealt with the local engineering team members, just dealing with them perfunctorily, without involving the fake goods enterprises in Shandong. Do you know why it didn't involve the fake goods? Logically speaking, if you are the one providing the fake materials, then the ultimate culprit is Shandong. But no one is investigating this matter; John Lee has suppressed the whole thing, suppressed it entirely. So this John Lee is a running dog, this running dog. Look at him, he seems to be acting for the uniqueness of Hong Kong, but actually he has become—he is just a loyal canine of the CCP, of Xi's family, of Peng Liyuan. Shandong—as long as Peng Liyuan is in that place, no one dares to touch it. So these Shandong enterprises continue making fake goods just as before. What do these Shandong enterprises rely on? They rely on making fake goods, relying on making fake goods. Therefore, I say Shandong is a place firmly and tightly controlled by Peng Liyuan's entire family.

As for Xi Jinping, this time you see he specially ran to that place, and if you look at the photos, that photo of Xi Jinping, he specifically went to the mountains. Everyone, take a look, Xi Jinping is inspecting Dezhou in Shandong. Look everyone, this is today's news, the news from the 24th, all in rural areas. Do you see? The photos taken, do you see? They are all in these desolate wildernesses of the countryside. Look, taking a photo in a rural area, he is just putting on a show, did you see? Just going out for a sightseeing trip, do you see? Hey, look, all the news photos are in open spaces, only you see it's like this, taking good photos and immediately heading back. All the extras over there are already prepared, running over to take photos, taking the photos and leaving right away, right in the middle of the wilderness. What is this? This is Xi Jinping, his trip this time is exploratory, sending a signal to the outside world to prove that I can leave, I can leave Beijing. Ah, this is Xi Jinping's current state, his current state. And this time, I believe, Xi Jinping will definitely make a move against Cai Qi, definitely make a move. Cai Qi cannot escape, no matter how awkward he is, no matter how much he smiles, no matter what kind of loyalty-expressing language and behavior he performs, he cannot escape Xi Jinping's ultimate reckoning of him. Just like Xi Jinping and Zhang Youxia, his relationship with Zhang Youxia. So Xi Jinping, everyone remember Cai Qi! If I were a friend of Cai Qi, I would tell Cai Qi, you should have made a move long ago. He and Cai Qi should have made a move one or two years ago. Otherwise, he ultimately cannot escape a grim fate, cannot escape. Alright, keep an eye on Cai Qi's movements! I will have new news to tell everyone, to talk about with everyone, to communicate with everyone, alright? Alright, thank you everyone for watching, see you in the next program.