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Dismantling the Tsinghua Faction Aimed at Chen Jining?

1# · OP Author:中美对标 Published:2026-06-26 12:15 Replies:0 Views:257 Permalink:fanzei.net/d_2224h8

This article analyzes recent abnormal signals in the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) senior politics concerning Chen Xi and his Tsinghua network, noting changes involving Wei Xiaodong, Miyazaki Huang, Zhang Xueyao and the departure of Li Ganjie, which indicate a shift in the core power layout, and mentions reports that Chen Jining’s wife has been investigated, possibly influencing the 20th Party Congress Standing Committee configuration and future premier selection.

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Chen Xi is certainly not an ordinary name for friends who follow CCP senior politics. The Central Organization Department and the Central Party School, yet he is a Tsinghua classmate who has followed Xi Jinping for over forty years, and in recent weeks he has shown continuous abnormal signals. Wei Xiaodong, Miyazaki Huang, Zhang Xueyao represent Chen Xi’s personnel layout over the past decade. The departure of Li Ganjie, the last important arrangement remaining in this core of power, has also changed. Chen Jining succeeding Li Qiang as State Council premier is not an unfounded speculation. This means that Chen Xi, through a decade of work by the Central Organization Department, has ultimately formed a Tsinghua talent network.

Moreover, on the power map of the 20th Party Congress, a piece that could affect the Standing Committee configuration has been placed early. The Zhejiang faction and the Fujian faction cannot remain indifferent. An insider from within the Great Firewall reports that Chen Jining’s wife has been investigated.

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