Under Pressure from the Opposition, Xi Jinping Is Gradually Releasing Some Detained Senior Military Figures. “Real China”

The main content of this video is about Xi Jinping, under pressure from high-level military leadership, gradually releasing some detained military officers. Anchor Hu Liren analyzes that the turmoil within the military was too great and touched upon the core interests of the red-heirs and military-heirs, forcing Xi to relent. The video also mentions that Xi Jinping's power base is unstable, and that Beijing's air defense has loopholes. Finally, the anchor focuses on Cai Qi's movements, suggesting that his disappearance may indicate that a major event is about to occur within the top leadership of the CCP.

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Hello everyone! Let me report another piece of news to you. Xi Jinping is under tremendous pressure right now. The military-heirs, official-heirs, and red-heirs—or rather, the red-heirs and military-heirs—are currently negotiating with him. Xi Jinping is now gradually releasing some of the people he detained a while ago; he detained a very large number of military personnel previously. These people are gradually being released, and some have directly returned to their posts. In other words, these people have not yet been sentenced, nor have they been sentenced by a military court. During their detention, if Xi Jinping had not faced such pressure, these people would not have been able to return to their original posts, and some would not even have been able to return home. So, Xi Jinping is currently doing these things. That is to say, his arrests of these high-level military officials, especially those who used to be in the August 1 Building—meaning those who were confidants of, for example, Li Shangfu, Zhang Youxia, and Liu Zhenli—are now gradually being released to go home. I estimate that as the negotiations progress, with the military-heirs and official-heirs negotiating with them, Xi Jinping has started to relent. He is starting to relent now and will no longer slaughter people in the military. This is a quite crucial matter. As I have always said, Xi Jinping can arrest people from various ministries or provincial governments. However, if he takes drastic actions and goes on a killing spree within the military, the ultimate evil consequences will rebound and come back upon himself. Right now, I don't know if other media outlets have reported on this matter, but the news I have received here is that Xi Jinping is gradually releasing these people. If everyone sees other media outlets reporting on this, I think this matter should be quite true.

Xi Jinping, for a period of time, almost arrested all the original officers in the August First Building. In the August First Building, those who can enter are the Central Military Commission and the military government, all located there. The entire August First Building is full of high-ranking military officials; the lowest-ranking among them are two-star officers, with two bars and four stars, equivalent to division-level or deputy corps-level cadres. A great number of these people were arrested. What we might have heard is that only Liu Zhenli, Li Shangfu, or Zhang Youxia were arrested. In fact, when Xi Jinping was conducting arrests at that time, he arrested many, many such people. It was the entire team, the entire team. This is how the Communist Party conducts purges internally. The entire system of the Communist Party is actually composed of various factions, where everyone is pushing against each other, and everyone has vested interests. You might think Zhang Youxia has been arrested, but Zhang Youxia has connections throughout the grassroots military units. If you were to arrest him, and the subordinates were to revolt, you simply—Xi Jinping simply could not handle it. So under these circumstances, he had no choice but to loosen his grip. Now, that is one point. Second, if he loosens his grip like this, then I think the military side should have won. Then Xi Jinping might be more likely to cave in. Once Xi Jinping caves in, then I think his position will likely be untenable, because I have always said that Xi Jinping is a high-rise building built on a sand dune. Right? It is like a pillar; he has erected the pillar very high, but this pillar is inserted into a sand dune; it has no foundation, the foundation is not that deep, it is not a big tree. These big trees require long-term cultivation; you need at least decades to cultivate them. Xi Jinping is equivalent to taking a tree and saying, 'I will just plant it here,' and then when a strong wind comes, it falls over. Right? But if this tree has been growing naturally for decades, firmly rooting itself into every grassroots level, having taken root for decades, it cannot be moved at all. Therefore, in this regard, Xi Jinping has absolutely made a huge mistake. This is his current situation.

Currently, what we see of Xi Jinping's ability is that he controls everything through the media. For example, the military media has the August First Building, which is the PLA Daily controlled by the Central Military Commission, and the China Military Online; these are all controlled by that place, the August First Building. Every day they are publishing about Xi Jinping, including Xinhua News Agency, which is directly controlled by the General Office of the CCP Central Committee. This also includes the Publicity Department of the CCP Central Committee, which controls CCTV, the Guangming Daily, and the People's Daily; these major newspapers are all controlled by them. So these are all things being done by Xi Jinping's own team. But the essence of the Communist Party, its actual operational level, is not at all like what Xi Jinping is currently pointing to; it is not at all. Therefore, it is very likely that by the 21st National Congress, if Xi Jinping is not taken down by this August—this August is a critical juncture, a very dangerous juncture for him—if he is not taken down, then it is very likely that by the 21st National Congress, when everyone votes, they will suddenly get rid of him, suddenly get rid of him. If he does not retire completely on his own, he might propose it himself, saying that due to his age and various other aspects, a new comrade is needed to serve as General Secretary and Chairman, and then he might gradually step down. I think the only way for Xi Jinping to save his life is to retire himself. There is no point in provoking these 'Red Second Generation' people now. From a legal perspective, from a human legal perspective, you simply have no basis to do these things, and ultimately, the retribution will return to yourself. So Xi Jinping is now very, very fearful; he should be very fearful.

Now, for the entire military, this is actually a good thing. No one wants to see the country or the military fall into chaos. The only source of this chaos is Xi Jinping himself; the root cause of the disorder lies with him. How could he possibly make such massive, sweeping arrests? Well, now karma has caught up with him; he has no other choice and has to let them go. Who was controlling the Central Military Commission recently? I suspect that Peng Liyuan will face a major reckoning in the future. She will face a major reckoning. Recently, she was interfering in the Central Military Commission. Who was she working with? She and Xi Jinping's younger brother were both interfering in the Central Military Commission at the same time. Because at the time, Xi Jinping had no one left to trust. Zhang Shengmin had just been promoted, and he couldn't keep those new people under control. Under these circumstances, he pulled Peng Liyuan and Xi Yuanping up. Xi Yuanping and the others even had offices in the August 1 Building and visited frequently. Under such circumstances, everyone gave Xi Jinping face—one was his wife, and the other was his brother. Furthermore, Xi Yuanping had very good relationships with many people inside the August 1 Building; they had played together since childhood. He was like a little brother. Xi Yuanping is relatively young. Some people in the August 1 Building were around his age, while others were older. These people had a relatively good relationship with Xi. Besides, Xi Yuanping is actually quite low-key. He is different from Xi Jinping; their personalities are completely different. Xi Yuanping loves making friends and interacting with people. Therefore, Xi Yuanping has many friends. It was largely thanks to Xi Yuanping that Xi Jinping gained the support of the princelings and military princelings after coming to power. However, Xi Yuanping probably never expected that his older brother would eventually walk down this path, the path of dictatorship. Actually, this was a path he didn't want to see either, because everyone is a normal person and has to consider that within this entire system, mutual safety is one's own safety. When you make people feel unsafe, and everyone fears that you might arrest them, they will start to make a move against you. Xi Jinping made this mistake; absolute power suddenly went to his head. Xi Yuanping is different, Xi Yuanping is different. His thoughts are relatively different from Xi Jinping's. While he respects his older brother, his core ideology is different, so his views are much closer to those of the princelings. Therefore, right now, he is doing his utmost to persuade his older brother, telling him that he cannot continue doing this. If he keeps going this way, he will offend the entire military, and our Xi family will be easily pinned down and crushed. Moreover, the opposition has already made their stance clear, and everyone is already opposing you. In fact, among these people, many are much older than Xi Jinping, and they used to pat his head when he was a little boy. They looked at you like a little brother, and some of them were much older. As I showed you in the photo last time, the photo of Xi Yuanping and Wang Jun, and the photos of their sons—those sons were much older than Xi Yuanping and Xi Jinping; they were the big brothers. Among the princelings of the Chinese Communist Party, there are many whose ages are older than Xi Yuanping and Xi Jinping.

Although Xi Jinping has loosened his grip and begun to relax, meaning he is gradually releasing those who were arrested in the military, some have already returned to their original posts. These individuals have passed the review and were effectively released. Others have simply gone home, no longer wanting to serve. After such a period of time, you have to consider that once the CCP arrests you, they don't even treat you like a human being. This is a major issue. Anyway, Xi Jinping now has a retreat path; he is already backing down and is not as aggressive. He is also considering that, if you think about it, the military defense of the CCP's capital is not that strict. You wouldn't even imagine it. Look at that plane a couple of days ago that flew right over. It was a very small plane; everyone saw it online. The total length of the plane was only about ten meters, and the width was just a little over ten meters. That kind of very small plane, a two-seater, was very small. The three wheels underneath were separate, and it needed a very short runway to take off—it pulled up very quickly, in just a few hundred meters, maybe a sprint of two or three hundred meters, and it was up. It was very easy for it to fly directly to that area. That day, the plane flew directly in that direction. I estimate—do you know the speed of this plane? Everyone should know. It's about 200 kilometers per hour, much faster than a car. The maximum speed of the plane is about 220 kilometers per hour. What is the concept of 220 kilometers per hour? Let me put it this way: the point of impact was between the Second and Third Ring Roads, it had already entered the Third Ring. First, Second, Third, it was between the Third and Fourth Ring Roads, already inside the Fourth Ring. How far is it to Zhongnanhai? It's about six kilometers away; I've calculated it, about six kilometers. Do you know that from the point of impact to Zhongnanhai, it would only take less than two minutes, maybe about 1.8 minutes. In less than two minutes, one could charge into Zhongnanhai. The plane might have been flying fast, or perhaps the wind was strong that day and it went off course; that is entirely possible. The pilot might have lacked experience. The pilot—the person we saw, the woman being pushed on a stretcher—that person was definitely not the pilot. Let me tell you, the plane fell from such a height; do you think the pilot could have survived? It's impossible, there's no such possibility. For this person to be alive is impossible. The pilot must be dead. As for the woman being pushed, everyone saw a photo of a woman lying down being pushed; this woman, who was filmed, must have been hit by the falling plane wreckage. She might have been in a car or somewhere else. Do you think anyone could survive a fall from such a high building, or a plane crash like that? It's impossible to survive. If someone survived, they would be a god. But this incident proves that the entire security work in Beijing, the aerial defense and interception work, is not what it's claimed to be. Think about it: if this plane had continued for another minute or two, it could have flown to Zhongnanhai and carried out a precision strike. So, what we see and what the CCP propagates are completely different, completely different, right? Think about it, if, if by any chance, Xi Jinping, if others wanted to target you, with planes, or if thousands or hundreds of paratroopers came over, a single airborne unit could take control of Zhongnanhai instantly. It would be very fast, right? You might be able to block land access, sure. But we can come in from the air, right? Think about it, if the airborne troops wanted to do this, it would be too easy. So, Xi Jinping, no matter how much you protect yourself, it's useless, it's useless, no amount of protection is useful. Right? If not during the day, then at night, right? It's very easy for these military personnel to do these things. Once they decide to go against you—these descendants of the old military leaders—once they decide to fight you, I can say this: it will be hand-to-hand combat. It's not about who can win or who can lose. Maybe you win, maybe I win. Because we have more people, you can't beat me, I can beat you. Because we have more people, they are a collective, don't kid yourself.

Who hasn't Xi Jinping offended by now? Think about it, he has offended everyone. Who would want Xi Jinping to climb up to this extent? No one expected it, right? These people—the second-generation military officials, the children of the old military brass, including the red-generation—are all people who suffered under the dictator. Their families were torn apart back then, all turned into this mess because Mao practiced dictatorship at the time. Xi Jinping's family was no exception. Just guess, who would want to do this? Xi Jinping has now turned around and taken this path; of course people are going to oppose you. Don't even mention others, take me, Hu Liren in Beijing—even I would oppose you, right? Absolutely. If I’m sitting here at home reduced to a lamb waiting for slaughter, I might as well fight back, brother. That is precisely what Xi Jinping is facing right now, so he has no other choice. Everyone is actually thinking right now that these second-generation military kids, the kids of the old military brass, and the red-generation have already issued an ultimatum and direct orders to Xi Jinping, giving him a certain amount of time. First, you cannot push this stuff; second, you must start releasing these people who have been arrested and re-examine whether these people actually have problems. Of course, those who genuinely have problems must be arrested, but some people were merely implicated and have no problems at all—how can you just arrest people like that? As the Shanghainese call it, making a fuss over nothing. If you go around arresting people like this, when they were working properly in the military—and military anti-corruption has already been cracking down fiercely—everyone knows that people who handle things are all corrupt anyway. Everyone is corrupt. Your Xi family is corrupt too, it's all the same. It's just a matter of the scale of corruption. Corruption isn't the real issue; the real issue today is that you are using corruption as a pretext to arrest people, to eliminate your rivals, and to purge them. That's why people are going to fight back.

Well, now this Xi has been pushing forward too aggressively, and now he's starting to retreat, starting to back down. To what extent is he retreating now? Nobody knows. The biggest drama right now is Cai Qi. Let's watch Cai Qi next week. If he doesn't appear for five days, then the Chinese Communist Party has definitely run into a major crisis. That's why I've been keeping an eye on Cai Qi's situation over the past couple of days. There is currently no news about Cai Qi, but we know one thing: this guy is definitely shrewd, extremely shrewd. He is completely different from ordinary people. Completely different. His emotional intelligence is exceptionally high. Think about it: he is a man with no deep roots, yet he followed Xi Jinping all the way to the number two spot. It might not officially look like the CCP's number two, but in reality, he is already number two. Alright, thank you all for watching, and see you in the next program.