Four Feng Shui Sites of the Xi Family

This video reviews and analyzes four locations closely tied to Xi Jinping's family: the mausoleum in Fuping, Shaanxi; the ancestral hall in Dengzhou, Henan; the site in Liangjiahe, Yanchuan, Shaanxi, where Xi was a sent-down youth; and the Qinling Mountains, exploring the political and feng shui symbolism behind these places.

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There is a mausoleum in Fuping, Shaanxi, and an ancestral hall in Dengzhou, Henan — both said since ancient times to be sites of excellent feng shui. In Yanchuan County, Shaanxi, there is an ordinary site where sent-down youths once lived, and the Qinling Mountains stretch across central China. All four of these places are connected to Xi Jinping's family. The mausoleum tells every visitor that Xi Zhongxun was no ordinary retired vice-national-level official. Liangjiahe is one of the sacred sites of the Chinese Communist Party's party-building education, while the illegal villas built in the Qinling Mountains, on the surface a matter of ecological protection, are instead something Xi Jinping insists on treating as a matter of political discipline.