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Xi Jinping Executes China’s Most Powerful Economist Gao Shanwen? US Embassy in China Issues Ten Consecutive Warnings: Flee China! Tiananmen Living Terracotta Army Terrifies Commoners, Xi’s Doomsday Locked by the 3.5% Rule! (Old Beijing Teahouse/Episode 1679/2026/07/08)

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This episode mainly discusses the current state of China's politics and economy. The content includes the investigation of Hebei Vice Governor Jiang Deguo, the upgrade of social platform chat monitoring, speculation surrounding the death of economist Gao Shanwen and doubts about the CCP's economic data manipulation, the potential validation of American political scientist's "3.5% threshold rule" in China, and continuous safety alerts issued by the US Embassy and Consulates in China regarding the CCP's implementation of the "Law on the Promotion of National Unity and Progress" and speech control.

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Pay attention, pay attention, high energy ahead, the Clown Emperor's Jin Yi Wei (secret police) dog squad is out, look here, I'm going to spit, a bunch of jackals acting like tigers, the General Secretary says, nothing else, only the crooked neck tree on Jing Shan mountain, the future terracotta army formation, to be buried with Xi Baozi (Xi Jinping), alas, this kind of pervasive totalitarian surveillance makes one feel suffocated, all set. Netizens say totalitarian surveillance is everywhere, a man in Beijing has completely won, and won again. If it were just monitoring cattle, horses, and leeks, it would just be a win. Monitoring and taking down party, government, and provincial officials at any time, that's what's truly overwhelming. Monitoring and taking down provincial officials, you didn't expect that, did you? Hebei Vice Governor Jiang Deguo was taken down by the party, with his ears pulled, "caught by the ear" what does that mean? He was wearing an earpiece on his ear, transmitting intelligence to foreign forces, "secretly listening to politically incorrect audio," ah, no need, he's already been taken down, look here, my god, he just listened to something Baozi didn't like, and he was directly taken down. Are you satisfied with this speed of reversing? Hasn't it returned to the era of listening to enemy radio stations? Netizens weakly say, go to his ancestors, let's have a Cultural Revolution quickly, this party-state is hopeless, completely seen through Xi Baozi's situation.

Big Brother is watching your network electronic automation device end, the phone has du, a Huawei phone user inside the Great Firewall, in a three-person private chat group on the Huawei Changlian chat app, sent a very ordinary text message, and then pop! The system popped up that the group was reported by a user for some violation, please use it properly, the three-person group inevitably has someone to report, NO, the other two didn’t see his message at all, no one reported, ah, so you looked here, bought a portable monitor, Ren Zhengfei said, who let you use HarmonyOS 6, net users in the industry said this is not a privacy leak at all, but a triggered blocked keyword, chat apps have their backends in the hands of internet police, faster than your group mates to see the chat records you are typing. It reminds me of that compiled volume, Israel has the Iron Dome, specifically for Iranian missiles, the CCP has Xi‑Dome, specifically for Chinese people, anyway you can say it like this: from provincial‑level CCP officials to ordinary civilian “chives”, as long as you are inside the wall, no one is not filtered by the Xi‑Bun (Steamed Bun) monitor‑governed system, the only difference is some are called in for tea on the spot, some are let on a long line to catch big fish, then settled after autumn. Ant Financial’s big boss Jack Ma said, why do you say it so correctly, ah Jack Ma was let on a long line to catch big fish, YES IT IS, Jack Ma once, during a period of relaxed speech, said: “I’m especially happy about Beijing’s smog, because the privileged class in Zhongnanhai breathes the same air as us, and they also criticize the central government, especially happy, just a joke, which provoked the CCP, causing a sha‑body disaster, the bubbles on Jack Ma’s feet were all his own words, Kang Mailang said, it’s also something I caught on a long line, ah.

Speaking of it, Jack Ma was pressed to the ground by Xi Jinping, certainly not only because of that one sentence he just said, just as former Premier Li Keqiang was not forced to swim merely because he said that 600 million people earn less than a thousand yuan a month. Prominent Chinese economist Gao Shanwen said, I am just following in Li Keqiang’s footsteps, don’t scare me with the “you” because I’m dead from illness, ah Gao Shanwen’s sudden death is also related to angering the bun, you think? Anyway, today’s heavy CCP academic news must be mentioned, a cross‑field political‑economic case in finance. Media reports that the CCP’s Guotou Securities chief economist Gao Shanwen died on July 7 “from a disease in quotes”, at age 55. Why are the disease quotes? Because the word “disease” here is a double‑meaning boomerang. Gao Shanwen had sharply diagnosed China’s current economic “lesion”, offending Xi Jinping, and then quickly diagnosed that he had a strange disease—listening to the back of his neck, a cold wind blowing, that’s how it is. Everyone knows Gao Shanwen was one of China’s most influential macroeconomists, known for independent thinking and speaking out, saying the big truths that the bun doesn’t like to hear. He long‑focused on China’s macroeconomy, offering many analyses that diverged from official narratives, regarded by academia as a conscientious and responsible economist, yet seen by Xi‑Bun as a thorn in the side, a villain who flaunts and hands knives to foreign forces. His “thorn in the side” status is as severe as Li Keqiang’s discomfort level in Xi’s mind, 1:1. It’s troublesome, old Li was forced into a swimming pool, so what big truths did Gao Shanwen say that made Xi so upset? Yes, what did he say?

Most notably, at an internal investment lecture at Guotou Securities in December 2024, Gao Shanwen publicly questioned the CCP's official data. My own guess is that the actual growth rate over the past two to three years has averaged only around 2%, despite official figures consistently stating 5%. Well, Lao Gao directly lifted the lid, cutting by more than half the GDP of 5% fabricated by Xi Baozi commanding the Bureau of Statistics. At the Washington Forum at the end of 2024, Lao Gao once again questioned China's actual GDP growth rate being lower than 5%. How could Baozi not be furious when questioned in Washington? It is said that Xi Jinping was furious upon hearing this and ordered an investigation and disciplinary action. The petty man begins his revenge. Can plain truths that make the tyrant blush and his heart pound be tolerated? Look here, it's all set. GDP growth is overestimated, unemployment is underestimated. If you say this, how can Baozi not have black smoke coming out of his antenna – explode with anger? The key is that Teacher Gao also said this: If my guess is correct, I believe a more reasonable growth rate for the next three to five years should be between 3% and 4%, although we know the official figures will always remain at 5%. With that, Baozi, who insists on not changing his stance and sticking to 5%, has preemptively announced it. So Lao Gao immediately fell into an opinion storm after saying this, the eye of the storm. It is said that when Xi Jinping heard these words from Lao Gao, his chubby face turned blue, then red, then green, then purple, then white, then black, becoming a nine-headed bird. Look here and you'll see Baozi's underwear stripped bare. All day long he talks about holding big moves, but in reality, he has no moves and has simply given up. Therefore, after Gao Shanwen revealed the CCP's fabricated economic data, he was actually completely silenced and not allowed to appear in public, directly assassinated. Only the swimming pool was left for the petty and narrow-minded Xi Baozi to aim at.

Netizens found Gao Shanwen's speech at the Shanxi Securities Strategy Conference in 2018. I am old and financially free, and I will wait and see. The young people under 30 are miserable. If our country takes the wrong path this time, they can just wash up and sleep for the rest of their lives. You haven't even mentioned Gao Shanwen's summary of the post-pandemic Chinese society: It's divided into three steps: vibrant elderly people, listless young people, and middle-aged people who have lost the will to live. Without a heart that worries about the country and its people, one cannot summarize such sharp and painful words. This sentence was later widely circulated and considered to have encapsulated the deep anxieties of China's conscientious intellectuals about the CCP's social reality. As a result, it brought about a fatal disaster. Publicly, Gao Shanwen died of lymphoma. He was diagnosed in January 2025. January 2025. Yes, as I just said, at the end of 2024, he questioned at the Washington Forum that the CCP's GDP was not 5%. Upon his return, Xi Baozi pounded his chest in anger and arranged for an investigation. Wait, the investigation was announced at the end of 2024, and lymphoma was discovered in January 2025. It's only a month apart. Isn't that too coincidental? So netizens boldly speculated that, like Li Keqiang, he was secretly assassinated by Xi Jinping. Li Keqiang's statement about 600 million people earning 1,000 yuan and Gao's questioning of GDP both economically negate the legitimacy of Xi Baozi's rule. Both tore down the veil and lifted the lid on Xi's prosperous era. Netizens with medical backgrounds analyzed that Gao Shanwen's lymphoma is strongly related to his COVID-19 vaccine. Therefore, netizens strongly suspect that the Xi Jinping authorities did something to Gao Shanwen when administering the vaccine. In short, netizens say that if Li Keqiang could die, let alone an economist. After Wen Jiabao and Hu Jintao die, it will be the beginning of Western North Korea. Your imagination is wild. How about this, tea friends, let's conduct an emergency poll: What do you think caused the death of economist Gao Shanwen? Here are the options: 1. Natural death, 2. Long-term worry for the country and its people leading to illness, 3. Poisoned and assassinated by Xi Baozi, 4. Everything is possible. Please quickly type the number in the comment section.

After talking at length, whether it's the professional analysis of economists or the practical understanding of the national premier, why does Xi Jinping react so fiercely whenever someone mentions the actual state of the CCP's economy? No need to ask— the economy is a mess full of huge holes, like a shaky five‑phoenix tower about to collapse. A comment on XinGaodi says that in the eyes of many uninformed people, Xi Jinping monopolizes power, looks imposing, and the regime is as solid as iron walls, seemingly as stable as Mount Tai. In reality, the “steamed bun” is already at a 5+2 white‑plus‑black all‑day, no‑S‑corner sitting on the crater of a volcano, ready at any moment to be buried with no place to go if a slight misstep occurs. Everything is so volatile; there are historical patterns and real‑world data as evidence. Moreover, evidence shows that American political scientist Erica Chenoweth, through empirical research on hundreds of non‑violent and violent resistance movements since the 20th century, found a conclusion: when a non‑violent movement—such as sustained protests, strikes, boycotts, etc.—reaches about 3.5% active participation of the population at its peak, the probability of its success approaches 100%, almost never failing. So optimistic! What does success look like? It can force the government to undergo major changes or even collapse—great, this is the famous “3.5% critical mass rule.” Oh, let’s quickly see the “3.5% critical mass rule” in action. XinGaodi says, looking at the current party‑state, a conservative analysis estimates: over ten million people punished for speech, over ten million financial refugees, over ten million victims of forced demolitions, over ten million private entrepreneurs harmed by disciplinary committees at various levels, over ten million judicial refugees, over ten million officials’ relatives and confidants victimized, over ten million COVID‑19 vaccine victims, over ten million victims in Xinjiang, Tibet, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, etc., and other historical and current victims far exceeding ten million. Ninety million is close to one hundred million; even if we count the 1.4 billion population the CCP claims, that’s about 6%, far surpassing 3.5%.\n\nThe key is that the CCP no longer has 1.4 billion people, so the proportion of Chinese who could erupt at any moment in silence is quite large. The volcano’s eruption is only a step away. Netizen Gu Feng reposted the terrifying dark clouds over Zhangjiakou and said those clouds are exactly the gloom in Xi Jinping’s heart. This deeply insecure ruler, seated on the dragon throne, constantly replays his time in a juvenile detention center, leaving him with no sense of security, always trying to cure his childhood trauma with grandiose projects. Dark clouds press down, thunderstorms strike, the “steamed bun’s” party‑preserving career is about to be OVER, an irreversible doom is bound to fulfill the saying that a gentleman does not stand under a dangerous wall, especially the Great Firewall.\n\nNote: the United States Embassy in China has again issued travel warnings for China—again warning that traveling to the world’s “safest” country is dangerous, extremely dangerous. Remember, just this past June, the US Embassy in the CCP’s capital issued seven alerts urging American citizens to be careful in China—very 7+1, no, 7+3, a ten‑sided ambush, scary, right? Tea‑drinkers may recall that when Burmese scholar Min Shin was detained in Yunnan in early June, the US kept issuing safety warnings. The charge against the Burmese scholar was “suspected of engaging in espionage activities that endanger China’s national security.” Starting July 1, the US issued three consecutive days of warnings, reminding Americans that while in the CCP’s country they constantly face surveillance of religious activities and social media, and that press freedom carries significant risk. Scholars and human‑rights activists focusing on US‑China relations note that the dense warnings are certainly caused by the CCP’s “Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and Progress,” which took effect on July 1. I forgot about that— the CCP has passed so many malicious laws that it’s overwhelming.

A Tibetan activist living in the US, Lhoga Jangtse, died by suicide outside the UN headquarters in New York on July 2nd to protest the CCP's persecution of Tibetans. It's not worth it to die for the CCP; no matter how many times you commit suicide, the CCP won't bat an eye. It's truly regrettable. Deng Yuwen, a former CCP official and scholar living in the US, believes that the CCP's "Law on National Unity" forcibly sinicizes ethnic minorities under the guise of "unity," implementing a policy of genocide against them. How is this genocide being carried out? The new law requires the "comprehensive promotion and popularization of the national common language and script" throughout the country, encouraging preschoolers to learn Mandarin and eradicating minority languages starting from childhood. Furthermore, the law proposes the promotion of "intertwined community construction." What does "intertwined" mean? It means promoting mixed living among different ethnic groups to change traditional ethnic settlement patterns. Refer to Hong Kong, it's terrible. Hong Kong has seen a massive influx of mainland Chinese, completely altering its resident ecosystem. The "Law on National Unity" also requires the comprehensive inclusion of "national unity education" into the national education system, cadre training system, and social education system. Parents of minors are prohibited from instilling concepts deemed "detrimental to national unity and progress" in their children. With this evil law in place, it's highly likely that Tibetan parents teaching their children Tibetan will be reported. No wonder Tibetans are resorting to self-immolation as a form of resistance.

An advisory issued by the US on July 1st also warned that journalists in CCP-controlled China should be particularly aware of the risk of detention and expulsion at any time. Expulsion is considered fortunate; they could be indefinitely detained on a whim. It's hard to say. The advisory states that China's information environment is controlled by the CCP, so forget about freedom of the press and speech. The CCP also uses both soft and hard tactics to demand that foreign journalists report positively on the CCP. Have they lost their minds? They treat foreign media reporters as megaphones. An advisory on July 2nd specifically warned about the CCP's monitoring of social media, especially Chinese social media accounts on platforms like WeChat, Xiaohongshu, and Weibo, which are under extensive surveillance. The most common social media platforms in the US, such as YouTube, Facebook, X, etc., are banned in CCP territory and require parentheses. Chinese cattle, horses, and leeks cannot use them. The CCP's official accounts on these platforms, including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' wolf warriors, are updated most frequently. It also mentioned a new regulation in the CCP's "Law on National Unity" stating that organizations and individuals outside of China who engage in activities that "undermine national unity and progress or create ethnic division" must be held legally accountable. Holding overseas organizations and individuals accountable? Has the Communist Party gone insane with its self-congratulation? Xi Jinping, the "grain-carrying" leader, said, "I'll give it a shot whether there are dates or not." Overseas Chinese have already ignited a new wave of protests. Protesters are blooming everywhere: Tibetans, Uyghurs, Korean-Americans, Hong Kongers, and anti-CCP elites from mainland China are gathered in front of our Chinese consulates in many major US cities like New York, Washington, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. They are quite proud of this, being protested into the headlines. They've adopted the attitude of "a pig that's not afraid of boiling water" and have completely revealed themselves, shocking the free world. US and Japanese parliamentarians, the German Foreign Ministry, the Australian government, the European Parliament, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, and so on and so forth have all condemned this evil law by the CCP, sparking public outrage. However, I seriously suspect that the pig isn't afraid because if it's dead, you have to guard against it pretending to be dead.

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