The Princelings and Military Descendants Block the Restoration, Showdown! Xi Jinping Has Lost Command of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Military. 《Real China》

The video analyzes Xinhua News Agency's recent revival of mentions of the 13th and 14th National Congresses of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and Deng Xiaoping, suggesting that the princelings, military offspring, and veteran military leaders are putting pressure on Xi Jinping, and that Xi may be forced to moderate and re-talk about reform and opening up. The video also reviews the influence of the princelings and military offspring in the military, smuggling, and Hainan land transactions, interprets Jack Ma's recent appearances in Hangzhou and Harvard, and discusses claims that Cai Qi may become a scapegoat.

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In the past couple of days, specifically yesterday, Xinhua News Agency consecutively published two articles praising the 13th and 14th National Congresses of the Party. Everyone knows what the 13th National Congress was? The 13th Congress set the tone for the primary stage of socialism, spearheaded by Deng Xiaoping. For the first time in so many years, Xi Jinping has started to praise Deng Xiaoping. What is this? This is a very obvious signal; he has reversed course.

Where does this pressure come from? This pressure comes from the fact that current princelings and military offspring are negotiating with Xi Jinping, putting enormous pressure on him. These people have already shown their cards to Xi Jinping. In other words, they have showdowned with him: although you currently hold the position of Chairman of the Central Military Commission, and Zhang Youxia serves as Vice Chairman, the two of you cannot command the military at all, and none of the military forces take orders from you.

However, right now nobody wants chaos, so everyone is acting as a balance. In fact, up to this day, Xi Jinping is just blowing hot air by himself on stage, stripping off his clothes like the emperor's new clothes. This time is somewhat similar to the Northern Expedition of a hundred years ago, quite similar to the Northern Expedition. Look, these people are all stopping and doing one thing, which is stopping Xi Jinping from restoring the old system.

Xi Jinping is actually restoring the old system. Today you see, the 13th National Congress of the Party, the great journey, has started to boast, starting to praise Deng Xiaoping. The 13th Congress praised Deng Xiaoping; the 13th Congress was in 1987, everyone remember, establishing the basic line of the Party in the primary stage of socialism. Everyone look, this was a very important meeting, a very important meeting.

Later there was also the so-called 14th National Congress. Xi Jinping has lost his mind. In fact, for the Communist Party, the CCP up to today, and China up to this state, we are not talking about Deng Xiaoping's other merits and demerits. Economically, he definitely had merits. Look at what the lives of ordinary people were like after Mao died in the 1970s; starting from the 1980s and 1990s, things gradually improved bit by bit. Although the reform of the state-owned system was very cruel, it began to elevate the overall Chinese economy.

The entire reform and opening up sorted out relations with the Western world and completely cut ties with those garbage countries—that break was a complete break. Look at this history; we should not talk about Deng Xiaoping or the June 4th killings. This person and the Communist Party are both demons; when you touch the things of their soul, they will definitely kill people, they will definitely kill people.

However, in terms of the overall elevation of China's economy, Deng Xiaoping truly made huge contributions. For over a decade, Xi Jinping has been doing one thing, which is negating Deng Xiaoping. Negating Deng Xiaoping and then all the way back to the Mao era, back to Mao's path, and everyone opposes it. Therefore, Xi Jinping has been making it a reality, up until today.

Today I will show you an article celebrating the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party, concerning the 14th National Congress of the Party. Look, finally we see an article starting to praise Deng Xiaoping. I told you a few days ago, what is the representative figure of the princelings now? It is Deng Pufang, the 82-year-old Deng Pufang.

Now that Deng Pufang is stepping forward, he is neither offending Xi Jinping nor the second-generation red elites. However, as a representative of the second-generation red elites, everyone is now earnestly advising him. Deng Pufang does not control the military; the ones who truly control the military are the children of those old military leaders. These people are the main force, and they are the ones supporting the faction represented by Deng Pufang.

You look at "The Great Journey," the 14th National Congress of the CCP, and the socialist market economy. Everyone can see this is a major issue. I have been watching this for the past two days. Look, in 1992, he mentioned 1992. At the beginning of 1992, Deng Xiaoping talked about the socialist market economy. You see, Xi Jinping was completely stunned.

For Deng Xiaoping and Xi Jinping to reach this point today, the fact that he took over such a massive plate today, that he could embezzle so much money, and that he could point fingers at the whole world—all of this was the foundation laid for him by Deng Xiaoping, the foundation laid by the Deng family. Now you see, for some time, he has been denying it, even publicly denying it, and in many occasions, he has publicly denied the Reform and Opening-up.

He doesn't mention Reform and Opening-up; he keeps talking about materialism, keeps talking about politics, and politics in command. He doesn't talk about the economy at all. First, he doesn't have the ability to manage the economy; he has no ability, he simply has no ability to manage the economy. If he wants to centralize power, he must abandon the economy. Look at any centralized country that has a normal economy or good economic development? It's impossible.

Under these circumstances, what Xi Jinping is doing is messing up the economy, completely destroying the economy. Because to be a dictator, he only has one method: keep the common people poor. Once the common people are poor and have nothing to eat, they can only follow you. When the common people lose everything, they might have two choices: one is to follow you, acting like chickens, ducks, pigs, or dogs, they can only be like that, working like beasts of burden.

This is exactly what Xi Jinping is adopting now. If you want to rebel, there's no way, you can't start a rebellion. He uses the state apparatus, thinking that by doing this he can suppress it, that he can keep it down. He didn't expect, he didn't expect that he couldn't handle the second-generation red elites.

He has always been a Red Guard figure, so suddenly in these two days, some time ago, last week, who were the second-generation red elites and second-generation military elites talking to? They were talking to Xi Jinping's side. Xi Jinping is now like a surname; they are not in direct conflict with Xi Jinping.

Now, no one has discovered any intense language. Everyone knows themselves and the enemy. Whether you are bragging or not, everyone can see it clearly; how much ability you have, how many resources you can command, everyone knows. This is like playing chess; how many pieces you have, how many pieces I have.

Actually, if the second-generation red elites and second-generation military elites integrate, that force would be huge. How could Xi Jinping achieve that? It's completely impossible. Xi Jinping has always wanted to play a role like Mao, but he certainly can't do it. Mao laid the foundation for so many years, how could he possibly do it? Therefore, under these circumstances, Xi Jinping can only surrender.

Now looking back, you see on Xinhua News Agency, everyone will know once they see it. Look, the name Deng Xiaoping has already appeared. This is today's article, June 27th. He is under too much pressure. If he continues to go down this path, I estimate the final result of their negotiations will be this: Xi Jinping will start to restrain himself, and then turn back to talk about Reform and Opening-up.

Second, what he needs to do is to step down at the 21st National Congress; he cannot continue to toss and turn like this. He is now effectively exceeding one term, exceeding one term. He is also getting old, exceeding one term. He now has a matter of his own, which is this family succession; perhaps this matter has already slipped away. He originally always wanted to do this.

Several years ago, when I was communicating with some friends in Beijing, everyone had already made it very clear that he was engaging in family succession, building the Xi dynasty. I was the first to propose this concept of the Xi dynasty.

At that time, no one believed it; some said it was impossible. More than ten years ago, I said that after Xi Jinping comes to power, he is very likely to be someone a bit like a fool, a big fool.

He doesn't know his own weight at all, and the things he does are completely beyond his ability, yet he does them anyway, just like a fool, a very bold fool. He doesn't know how many risks are around him at all, thinking that because he holds the positions of General Secretary, President, and Party Chairman, he can do whatever he wants.

He never expected that these second-generation red elites, second-generation military elites, and the children of old military leaders are the true power players. I have told everyone before that for them, many troops are their private armed forces. I can tell everyone that these people themselves are also worried about the Communist Party, because in the old Mao era, people were arrested and killed at will; it was different back then.

So, many of these troops are loyal to them personally; they are all raised by them. Moreover, these people possess enormous wealth. I have said before that since the Reform and Opening-up, four or five hundred families of the Communist Party's second-generation red elites and second-generation military elites have firmly controlled the national resources.

What we understand is, for example, electricity is controlled by Li Peng. Actually, Li Peng controlled electricity; on the surface, it was him who controlled it, but the profits were not taken by him personally, not by him personally. If you truly understand the Reform and Opening-up, think about it, in the 80s, the first group of people in this country to make money, I tell you, was the military.

The military had a lot of guts back then. To what extent did the military have guts? I'll give you a few examples. Guam was full of military personnel, the island bosses. You all saw June Fourth back then, opposing the island bosses, right? Opposing those forces from Guam, and behind Guam were entirely the military.

As everyone knows, two other things happened in the 1980s. One was the smuggling in Hainan, using landing craft to smuggle cars. Cars from all over the world—Australian cars, Japanese cars, cars from everywhere—were brought in. There were new cars, used cars, all sorts of cars, and even assembled cars. After being shipped in, they were reassembled in Guangdong. These people were entirely the military.

Those old people have all died; back then they were already older and had retired—meaning they were in office but not at the operational level, and it was their children doing the work. I once mentioned that a friend of mine, who was originally the son of a military region commander in the north, told me personally that when he was picking up cars in Hainan, there were many military units intercepting cars along the way.

Various military districts blocked cars on the road, and those catching smuggling cars didn't care; the people they dispatched were all military drivers who just slapped on a military license plate and drove away. He said that when several of his cars were retrieved, there were bullet holes all over the back, with bullets shot straight along the truck bed, and they would patch them up upon return.

Just think, back then one car could net hundreds of thousands of yuan. A Pajero could be picked up there for over 100,000 yuan as a second-hand car, and driven up north for 500,000 to 600,000 yuan—how much money did you want to make? So the military second-generation, including in Hainan and Weihai smuggling, at that time cars coming from South Korea, many Hyundai cars, passed through those places.

I once went to those places. Cars were shipped over via warships and fishing boats, placed on the beach, and covered with grass. When you went to pick up a car, you just lifted the grass and drove off directly. So the military still had many things going on.

Let me tell you, regarding real estate speculation in Hainan, everyone should know that real estate speculation in Hainan in the 1990s was later halted by Zhu Rongji. There was a wave of real estate speculation, and many people participated. Look at Pan Shiyi, who is now in New York; he was originally a member of that Hainan real estate speculation crowd.

Who were the first people to enter real estate speculation in Hainan? They were the red second-generation and military second-generation; they controlled those lands. Later, many financial institutions brought money to Hainan to speculate on land. By the time they cashed out, they had already made money, and they were the first wave of real estate speculators. Where could ordinary people possibly get land? Land was completely unobtainable back then; only they could get it.

Including Mao's family, I once mentioned that a friend of mine in Hainan, who is now in Canada and still in contact with me, acquired a piece of land in Huangliu Town, Hainan, right by the beach. Who gave it to him? Mao's descendants gave it to him. It was all these people doing it, all of these people.

Therefore, these military second-generation and red second-generation not only possessed armed forces—and these armed forces all required money to sustain—they also had massive amounts of money. What has Xi Jinping encountered now? He has encountered these thorn in the side figures. Shanghainese and northerners call them thorn figures, so he's finished.

Now there is no other way; he can only start promoting Deng Xiaoping again. How many years has it been since he promoted him? He has constantly tried to negate him, trying to find ways to negate the previous political line, elevate his own line, and say I am the boss, my Xi Jinping line and my ideology are such and such. Only in this way can he pass it on.

It would be best for him to remove Mao's portrait and hang a portrait of Xi instead; then no one could stop him. Ordinary people have no way to stop him; the only kind of person who can stop him is the powerful figures within the Communist Party. These people are also risking their lives.

Because once Xi Jinping establishes his Xi family dynasty, so to speak, all of these people will be taken down. Do not think that Xi Jinping will support them in the future; it is completely impossible. Because once these people gather together, they themselves will rebel against Xi. Xi Jinping has only one way, and that is to gradually get rid of them—only in this way.

Have you all noticed that over the past two days, there is also another matter, and this person is a very crucial figure: Jack Ma. Jack Ma has now begun to gradually reappear from the media's view, showing his face bit by bit. A while ago, Jack Ma was in Hangzhou, and there was still a photo online of him farming and transplanting rice in Hangzhou with some people from Alibaba and former executives; it must have been a show.

Just a few days later, three days later, he appeared at Harvard again. Photos from Harvard came out the past two days. Remember, Jack Ma's appearance is also a benchmark figure. Jack Ma frequently appearing in media exposure proves that Xi Jinping is beginning to be suppressed; everyone can understand that, right?

Because Jack Ma is a representative of private enterprises and the private economy. Many people hope that Jack Ma will stand up; actually, Jack Ma has made huge contributions to China's overall economy. If these red second-generation figures let Jack Ma serve as a major leader, they would feel very relieved in their hearts.

Jack Ma does not have any major political ambitions; what does he want to do? He also knows that he cannot control the entire Chinese nation. He only hopes to do well in the economy; he has an interest in the economy and no interest in political power. So Jack Ma reappearing over these past two days is also a situation. Everyone can check online; there are photos.

Therefore, Xi Jinping's momentum during this period has begun to be suppressed, and I estimate he won't be able to stay in power. Changing the Mao Zedong Mausoleum is very difficult, and changing the things he set as his own tone is also very difficult.

So, if Xi Jinping were to be suppressed, it is very likely that Cai Qi, as a potential candidate, would become the scapegoat. I don't know the situation with Cai Qi right now. There has been no news about Cai Qi for several days; I also mentioned this in a program I did yesterday, and I have talked about Cai Qi multiple times before. I am still trying to find out about Cai Qi's situation these past two days, and I will do a program for everyone once I have news.