Ma Xingrui Couldn't Hold On, Bit Several State-Level Leaders Before Being Fast-Tracked for Disposition? Shenyang Floods, Xi Jinping Haunted by 300 Wronged Souls! Hubei High School Students Chant: Why Do People Rebel Every Year? Issuing Private Typhoon Forecasts Is Illegal! (Lao Beijing Teahouse / Episode 1685 / 2026/07/14)
This episode mainly discusses the news that former Xinjiang Party Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party Ma Xingrui has been expelled from the Communist Party and public office (shuang-kai), and is rumored to have implicated multiple top officials at the national leader level (state-level cadres); it analyzes the frequent floods across various regions and the phenomenon of the Chinese Communist Party suppressing grassroots spontaneous meteorological forecasting; it reviews the inside stories of the 2013 Hunhe River flood discharge in Shenyang and the 2023 flood discharge in Hebei to protect Beijing; finally, it reports on the incident where high school students at Anlu No. 1 High School in Hubei went on a collective strike to protest shortened summer vacations and chanted slogans such as "oppose centralization, advocate equality."
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Ma Xingrui, the alleged cousin of the fake national mother Peng Liyuan in Jianghu legends, has finally been officially announced as having received the "shuang-kai" (expulsion from the party and public office), throwing yet another corrupt element back into the vast ocean of the masses, treating the common people like a garbage bin. As it goes, former Xinjiang Party Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party Ma Xingrui was officially announced on July 14 to have received the "shuang-kai" by the Chinese Communist Party, with harsh wording in the official announcement, specifically mentioning that he connived and allowed relatives to use his position to seek huge profits, engaged in rampant family corruption, traded power for sex and money, and connived staff around him, seriously violating discipline and laws, blah blah blah. Xinhua News Agency of the Chinese Communist Party stated that the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the National Commission of Supervision opened an investigation into Ma Xingrui's "serious violations of discipline and law," and also mentioned that the Political Bureau meeting on June 30 reviewed and adopted the CCDI's "Report on the Examination Results and Handling Opinions on Ma Xingrui's Case." This set of meteor punches was smoothly executed like flowing water: in April, the authorities first announced Ma Xingrui was under investigation for suspected serious violations of discipline and law; in June, Ma Xingrui's qualifications as a deputy to the National People's Congress were terminated; and in July, the "shuang-kai" was officially announced. Old veteran Zhang Youxia is getting anxious again: look at how they arrest people cleanly and decisively, cutting through the quick; look at me, I can't even resign from being an NPC deputy no matter how much I want to. The General Secretary said, who is taking advantage and acting cute there? Don't you know I'm in a rush, wanting to execute you both—carrying a bow, along with Liu Zhenli and his golden sword—by firing squad tonight? Steamed Bun is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, bound to win big.
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Harvesting laughter endlessly, to pick up where we left off, Ma Xingrui has been officially announced [as under investigation]. Xi Jinping is dealing with his own people in a flustered state; one wonders if his face is burning, but that rustic red flush is certainly there. Everyone on Earth knows that Ma Xingrui has long been regarded as a key confidant of Xi Jinping and one of the representative figures of the "Xi Clique." As a dual-heavyweight leader from both the Shandong faction and the aerospace system within the Xi Clique, his relationship with the Xi couple is exceptionally solid. That is why political commentator Mr. Chen Pokong feels distressed for the Steamed Bun (Xi), saying that Ma Xingrui's downfall is a major blow to both Xi Jinping and Peng Liyuan. Two flowers bloom, each on a different branch—or rather, broken branches. Ma Xingrui was a rising star heavily promoted by Xi Jinping at the 20th National Congress and has inextricable interest ties with Peng Liyuan's family. Mr. Pokong observes that Xi Jinping truly wanted to protect Ma Xingrui, BUT all efforts failed. This also shows that the majority of forces in the CCP high command did not help Xi, but instead advocated for investigation and prosecution according to the law. Xi Jinping is unable to clap with one hand, which makes him call himself a lonely man; he is truly isolated and weak. His spouse, Peng Liyuan, says the same. Du Zheng, a columnist for Up Media, analyzes that Ma Xingrui is a representative figure of the military-industrial system relied upon by the Xi couple, and also an important political pawn for Peng Liyuan. With the continued expansion of anti-corruption in the military-industrial system, coupled with Ma Xingrui being accused of involvement in the Xu Jiayin interest transfer case and his family's corruption being repeatedly reported and exposed, the Xi couple really had no choice but to cut off the tail to survive and忍痛割爱 (painfully cut ties). They really had no choice. There has long been a saying in Guangzhou official circles that after Xu Jiayin was arrested in 2023, he confessed a list of high-ranking officials involved in interest transfers, among whom was Ma Xingrui. There is this claim, and there are also rumors that Ma Xingrui's wife, Rong Li, has a very close personal relationship with Peng Liyuan, with rumors even circulating that Rong Li manages a portion of Peng Liyuan's interests. The Wheat-Carrier (Xi) shifted his load, urgently called a halt, and stopped, saying, "This is getting out of hand. Do you want to drag me and my wife directly to the police station? If you can't wait, just take a Type 38 rifle and shoot us both." The Steamed Bun is on the verge of collapse; it seems that vast political network has quite a few of Xi's "little scouts." Independent commentator Cai Shenkun revealed back in April that Ma Xingrui was near a mental breakdown during the investigation and confessed about several current and former state-level high-ranking officials.
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Did he really confess about the Steamed Bun?
If true, the Ma Xingrui case has far exceeded a general corruption case and is a major political storm affecting the military-industrial system of the Xi Jinping camp and even the power struggle at the top of the CCP. Suddenly, I understand a bit why Old Xi is cutting the Gordian knot so quickly to deal with Ma Xingrui; it is possible that under torture, he really bit the Steamed Bun and Peng Liyuan. Don't observers in the streets say that a visible "suspended death sentence" is likely to be delivered to Old Ma soon? Are the neighbors in Qincheng Prison waiting in anticipation? Tea friends, let's have an emergency poll: Zhang Youxia was arrested and dealt with first, but the process has been slow to move forward, while Ma Xingrui was arrested later but is quickly facing processing. What does this explain? Here are the options: 1. To establish authority, Xi is dealing with his own people strictly and heavily; 2. Xi has gone red-eyed and is no longer distinguishing between friend and foe; 3. Xi can no longer control the situation within the party; 4. The CCP's fate is sealed, and Xi is struggling everywhere, unable to turn the tide. Hurry up and type the number in the comment section.
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has always believed in "managing everything from heaven to earth down to the very air in between," but this time it is different. How is it different? For reasons unknown, the CCP suddenly announced that private citizens are prohibited from making weather forecasts, and doing so is suspected of being illegal and subject to strict punishment. Why? Perhaps, just perhaps, it is afraid of stealing business from the meteorological observatory. Never heard of such a thing. Recently, disasters have been piling up all across the Party-state: one moment it's torrential rain and reservoir water releases, the next it's tornadoes, hail, or snow in June. The people are suffering immensely, yet the Communist bandits call this "prosperity through adversity." The problem is that when terrifying weather arrives, the forecasts from the CCP's meteorological departments are neither timely nor operational. They don't tell you how to prepare, which is terribly anxiety-inducing. Take this recent sudden official early warning about the floods in Guangxi as an example. At 4:17 AM on July 6, the Guigang Meteorological Observatory upgraded its orange rainstorm warning to red, stating that torrential rain would hit the area in the next three hours and urging people to take precautions. It warned that water levels in a certain river section would exceed the warning level by about 4 meters within the next 24 hours, and urged strengthened precautions. It stated that within the next 3 hours, the area would experience heavy rainfall of 50 to 150 millimeters, with high risks of flash floods and waterlogging, and urged everyone to take precautions and seek shelter promptly. People were dumbfounded. They just told us to take precautions, but how? If no one organizes or tells people what to do, everyone will still be caught completely off guard when the flood hits. You hit the nail right on the head. The BBC also noticed that after multiple early warnings about the Guangxi floods, people were still caught unawares when the floods arrived. Why on earth is this? There is a vague premonition that the local officials of the Red Bandits have started碰瓷 (colliding/picking fights with) weather forecasts. No notice was given; who told you not to watch the weather forecast? Who told you not to warn people three hours in advance about torrential rain, or a day in advance that floods were bound to come sooner or later? If you don't run away and die, you can't blame your hard lot on the government, nor can you blame society. Utterly speechless. The meteorological bureau steps back, the local government acts like an absentee landlord, shouts out that rainstorms and floods are coming, and then directly shuts down its phones. As for how ordinary people should take precautions and where to seek shelter after hearing this, not a single word is mentioned. Anyway, when the Party issues an early warning, it equals issuing a disclaimer; as for how many leeks can escape alive, they just have to resign themselves to fate. Is that human talk? If you really have any opinions, there are big moves waiting for you, such as account bans, post deletions, and turning funerals into celebrations of joy. Anyway, Party members are all set up in the front lines taking staged photos of disaster relief; they aren't even worthy of being called their grandchildren. The government is a slapdash amateur operation and cannot be relied upon, so ordinary people can only save themselves. Exactly on point. This is why grassroots meteorological enthusiasts use various AI meteorological big model data to deduce and release typhoon tracks and rainfall predictions. The Party doesn't care whether the cattle, horses, and leeks live or die, so Chinese people can only rely on mutual aid at the bottom of the ladder. The well-known science popularization self-media "China Weather Enthusiasts" was one of the private organizations that took the lead in releasing information. Abbreviated as Zhongqiai, its members are faculty, students, and enthusiasts of meteorology from universities, famous for their fast-paced voiceovers and professional weather interpretations with a sense of urgency, and they are active on all major mainstream platforms. Fantastic. Grassroots professional information is usually faster, more accurate, and more timely. When the Party's propaganda department glares, they claim that being faster, more accurate, and more timely is purely undermining socialism's foundations, shearing socialism's sheep, and disrupting the Party's excellent situation of "prosperity through adversity." Consequently, multiple CCP state media outlets issued articles warning that unauthorized weather forecasting is suspected of being illegal, seriously threatens the authority of the Party-state's meteorological departments, and must be severely cracked down upon and swiftly eradicated. Just ask how malicious the Communist bandits are: they don't care whether ordinary people live or die, but they get anxious when someone issues a weather warning. I seriously suspect that if you ask about domestic AI weather matters in the future, Doubao will probably say: As an AI assistant, my goal is to provide legal, beneficial, and objective information. The content you mentioned exceeds the scope of my service. Sorry, I cannot answer this question. The Party slammed the table, and Doubao AI was practically scared paralyzed. Let's see how the Red Bandits slammed the table. First, the CCP official media cited the provisions of the "China Meteorological Law," stating that public meteorological forecasts and disastrous weather alerts implement a unified release system, and the issuing body can only be meteorological stations belonging to meteorological competent authorities. Highlight this: competent authorities, emphasizing the word "management." I understand this. What do you understand? Netizen X said: In China, even the sun must listen to the Party, and there are mobile phones as proof. An iPhone in Cangnan County, Wenzhou, Zhejiang, predicted a maximum temperature of 45 degrees next Sunday, BUT to save the Party on air conditioning bills, domestic Android phones forecasted a maximum temperature of only 35 degrees. Oh my god, to maintain stability, they directly lowered it by 10 degrees. What did netizens say? Even the sun is brought into complete submission when it comes to China; even if it falls, it can only be 39 degrees. Heartbreaking. Let's get back to talking about the CCP managing the air.
The report also cited an associate professor at Zhongnan University of Economics and Law, stating that if a blogger is merely analyzing academic materials and meteorological data without issuing a forecast, it does not involve any violations; however, if a blogger personally issues a weather forecast, it is suspected of being illegal. Look at this—it is escalated to the level of illegality at the drop of a hat. What can you do? In fact, this behavior is not even an issue in the United States or Europe; individuals are completely free to publish their own weather predictions. Is that so? Yes, sharing analyses of meteorological data or opinions on future weather on the internet is perfectly fine. This is because the clear legal boundary is that individuals are free to publish weather forecasts, provided they are not intentionally spreading false ones. I see, this falls under the scope of freedom of speech. Exactly. When an individual publishes a forecast in their own name or as a weather enthusiast, even if an inaccurate forecast causes others to suffer losses, U.S. courts generally consider weather forecasting to be an opinion on future events rather than an absolute science. Therefore, mass media or individuals are not required to bear legal liability for misleading information. I understand. If even mass media is not held liable, then individuals are certainly fine. Exactly right. In fact, isn't it the same in the PRC? When have you ever heard of the CCP's National Meteorological Center being sued and forced to compensate people for property losses due to an incorrect warning? I have never heard of such a thing. Then why is it so strict for ordinary people? That is why one says there is no logic to be found in the PRC. As netizens on the X platform put it, on the surface, the Communist Party controls everything—from the heavens and the earth to your bowel movements—and wants to control every field. In reality, it is because the heavy rainfall in Guangxi was accurately predicted by 'China Weather Enthusiasts' (Zhongqi'ai), but the National Meteorological Center failed to set the correct disaster prevention alert level. They were embarrassed and, out of shame and anger, sought retaliation. Other netizens said that if the official side had credibility, then the private sector would at most be a niche hobby, supplementing what the official side overlooks. If the official side takes the lead in spreading rumors, then the private sector becomes the only source of information that the common people can trust and rely on to save their lives. Therefore, it poses a fatal threat to the CCP's deceptive weather forecasts, and no one listens to them anymore. X users also said that the right to publish information must be monopolized by the system, even if the information itself is completely harmless. The logic behind this is actually very consistent. Over these years, from 'spreading rumors' to 'picking quarrels and provoking trouble,' from being summoned for publishing real death tolls during the pandemic to now having an AI-generated typhoon image classified as illegal, the focus of governance has never changed: it is not about whether the content is right or wrong, but about who has the right to speak. At this rate of reversing progress, in the future, big data might determine that you are 'picking quarrels and provoking trouble,' and the police will provide zero-latency door-to-door service. Living in the safest country in the world, let me steal a moment to laugh secretly.
For a long time, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has divided everything into different strata and tiers. Beijing, as the imperial capital, and the surrounding Hebei had to be kept strictly separate. BUT when floods come, Hebei cannot be spared from taking the floodwaters. Suddenly, distinctions no longer matter, and sacrificing Hebei to protect the capital begins. The people of Hebei suddenly realized why iron wire fences, reminiscent of the US-Mexico border, are set up between Beijing and Hebei—the fences keep people out but cannot stop water. Truly, they do not treat the people of Hebei as human beings. In the summer of 2023, severe floods broke out in multiple places including Zhuozhou and Baoding in Hebei, resulting in heavy casualties. There were even local clashes due to officials breaching the dikes. At the time, public opinion pointed out that the Hebei floods were caused by the authorities releasing floodwaters to protect Beijing and Xi Jinping's grand millennial project, the Xiongan New Area, disregarding the lives and deaths of Hebei people. Yes, to protect Xiongan, how many people drowned in Zhuozhou? Right next to Beijing, a place you can reach with just a step, and carrying-grain-master Xi Jinping stubbornly refused to show up to direct flood control, not even to stage a show on site. Refused! The general secretary weighs a full 200 jin, he's heavy, what if he fell into the water and went straight to the bottom with a thud? When Peng Liyuan asks you for her husband, where are we supposed to go to fish him out? These two are good at touching porcelain, so better not come, they were scared. The general secretary stated, "Who says I didn't go to the frontlines of the disaster area in Zhuozhou, Hebei to direct disaster relief? I said it, you didn't go, how audacious, I went. When did I go? Just a little late, I was busy, dealing with a myriad of state affairs—literally handling over ten thousand things a day—how would I have time?" Stop talking nonsense, tell us when you went. The general secretary gracefully stated, "On November 10, 2023, I, the General Secretary, made a special trip to Zhuozhou City, Hebei Province to personally direct flood control and disaster relief, um ah, no, no, post-disaster recovery and reconstruction and other work, and gave important instructions on the triumphant scene of the flood fleeing more than three months before the General Secretary's announced arrival." We really need to accelerate; stop making a fool of yourself here. The floods happened in August, and he comes in November to direct flood control—did this guy not read Xinhua News Agency's official copy? Didn't the editor say that this constant, lingering concern has been hovering in General Secretary Xi Jinping's mind? It hovered for three full months. Please hurry back, stop hovering, there are enough flies already, it's frustrating. This is what they call sacrificing Hebei to protect Beijing. After sacrificing you all, they still come over to put on a show and disgust the people of Zhuozhou, rubbing it in on the ground endlessly. No wonder the people of Huangzhuang Town, Sanhe, Hebei couldn't take it anymore. Wang Zhaoshao, vice chairman of the Shandong Writers Association, said, "Why not endure it? Even if you sink to the bottom of the water to protect Beijing, wouldn't it be happy even as a ghost?" I wanted to vomit too. Bullying Hebei fellow villagers like this, Xi the Steamed Bun isn't even afraid of wronged ghosts coming to knock on the doors of his Chinese Dream—there are at least over three hundred wronged ghosts knocking. So many, and this is just the first batch; wronged ghosts are going to experience a blowout.
Tea friend Erdewang-t2o: "I am from Shenyang. I participated in the local Red Cross training and joined the Red Cross emergency rescue team. When the flood happened in Qingyuan, Fushun, Liaoning in 2013, I went to help with the rescue. My specific task was to collect corpses in a village, I don't even know what it was called. After the water receded, there were whirlpools on the ground, so we dug for dead bodies right at the whirlpools, clearing a dozen a day. It was so terrifying. We dug out a total of over three hundred dead bodies—truly over three hundred wronged souls. Guess what happened? The next day after the bodies of the over three hundred victims were dug out, the Liaoning TV Metropolitan Channel's 'Xinbeifang Livelihood' program reported that the Qingyuan flood killed about sixty people—they reported only a fifth of them!" The tea friend said one can only呵呵 (heh) to this, saying that news fabrication is like playing a joke, fake beyond belief. This is how party media fabricates news, personally witnessed by a tea friend. The tea friend said that in 2013, when Shenyang held the National Games, it was also the first year of 10-wan-ke taking office. 10-wan-ke is 200 jin, 200 jin! In the first year of the pig-head's taking office, in order to protect the main venue of the National Games—the Shenyang Hunnan Olympic Center—he released water and flooded Qingyuan. Ah, anyway, that's what everyone says privately. For more than ten years, the horrific scene remains vivid. Who cares? Heh, everything is left unsaid in that heh. With a single command from the pig-head, three hundred lives were gone, and this was just in one village, too tragic. So this Steamed Bun's flood release to protect projects was actually a habitual offense.
In fact, the floods in Guangxi have not yet receded, the floods in Sichuan and Hebei remain heart-wrenching, and the floods in Gansu have broken out again, while the floods in Shenyang, Liaoning were played down by the people of the Northeast with humorous complaints. Look over here, my goodness, the Hunhe Lighthouse in Shenyang turned into a drifting bottle and floated away, luxury cars were left hanging halfway in the air, and the people of Shenyang still had the mood to take a bath, swim, and skateboard on the street, playing the water-drifting stunt of Qiu Qianren. Complaints come in many forms, with humor being the deepest. Dear tea friends, did you catch the hint? The Chinese people are living in deep misery, civil resistance rises one after another, it's smoking. While Hebei farmers stepped onto the dikes to fight excavators in order to defend their homes, Hubei students also went on strike to fight for their holidays. With regions paying no heed to north and south, and people paying no heed to old and young, everyone has risen in revolt.
On July 10, freshmen at Anlu No. 1 High School, a public high school in Hubei Province, launched a collective student strike to protest the school's drastic reduction of their originally planned 20-day summer break down to just 5 days. Could you stomach a 5-day summer vacation? On-site videos filmed by students showed large crowds of 9th-grade students gathering in the school plaza and the lobby of the main building, chanting in unison for a long vacation, their voices shaking the very rafters and piercing the clouds. Some students held up signs with their class names, while others raised test papers bearing the words "long vacation" high above their heads, marching through the school corridors in a massive, overwhelming display. Somehow, it felt like a miniature version of political awakening—and you wouldn't be wrong, because the students articulated demands of a certain ideological height in a remarkably mature manner. What demands? They hung a handwritten banner in front of the teaching building with large characters reading: "Against centralization, advocate equality, return our 20-day summer vacation." Well done; heroes have indeed been born among the youth since ancient times. As soon as these heroic youths made their move, even the principal was scared shitless. The stream of panic started flowing, and as the slogans against centralization and for equality rang out, the school administration panicked completely, immediately dispatching personnel to the scene in an attempt to control the situation. If you want to play hardball, you at least have to pluck the leaves first—cover up those three characters "against centralization." If this gets leaked online, the principal's official cap won't be safe, as it easily flirts with the crime of "recklessly discussing the Central Committee." An administrative staff member told several student leaders, "Let's talk privately. You need to watch out for the nail that sticks out gets hammered. Look, I can immediately approve a vacation for just the few of you right now—you can leave immediately. How about that?" Bribery right there! Look at this: cooling things down, the standard tactic of the Chinese Communist Party's united front: divide and conquer, followed by settling accounts after the autumn harvest. But wait—this divide-and-conquer trick didn't work. Not only did the student leaders refuse to take the bait, but they also stayed on-site to continue their protest. They had run into true men! The onlookers weren't freeloaders either; they quickly saw through the school's perfunctory intentions and fully awakened. As the standoff continued, the students' rhetoric shifted from merely fighting for a vacation to directly questioning the school administration's governance logic. Now that's trouble. A male student loudly questioned the school staff: "Teacher, why is there someone rising in rebellion every single year? Have you ever thought about this question?" Ah, once that question is asked, it's over—today's kids are not so easily fooled. Having seen through the survival playbook of the Party-State where graduation equals unemployment, they realize it's no longer about enduring the bitterest of hardships to become a master, but rather that enduring the bitterest of hardships just brings an endless supply of bitterness. Talk about a choke point. Moreover, opportunities are no longer reserved for the prepared, but for those with connections—"my dad is Li Gang." "One cent of耕耘 brings one cent of harvest" has been rewritten by them as "one cent of耕耘 brings one cent of disillusionment," all thanks to involution. Even worse: "Master math, physics, and chemistry, but be terrified of having a good dad"—if your dad delivers food, you'll end up delivering food too, not to mention that across the 360 trades, every single one is laying people off, and everyone gets cut. Tell me, can the kids see right through a professional life that hasn't even started? The kids understand: the end of graduation is unemployment, and even if you find a job, you still can't escape being rebooted at 35 without saving your progress. The topic "A 38-year-old man applying for a sorting job was rejected for being too old" trended on Weibo on July 12. Mr. Yang, 38, originally worked in sales; after losing his job, he applied to be a sorter at Meituan Xiangxiang Supermarket, but before he could even finish his self-introduction, they sent him packing. How utterly cruel! Wonder if Mr. Yang went home and, following the instructions of former Foreign Ministry Wolf Warrior Little Zhao, smiled secretly all night. Driven out of his mind. Tell me, with this kind of cruel employment outlook, how on earth does the school have the nerve to make students study like beasts of burden? As for the protest back at school, the good news is that the students ultimately won. Let's give them a round of applause! Insiders revealed that under sustained pressure from the students and with videos of the incident continuously leaking abroad, the school administration finally capitulated that very day, announcing that students would be granted a long vacation. Why wait until now? So hopefully these kids will enjoy themselves to the fullest during their brief 20-day summer break, while tiger dads and tiger moms are left saying, "Well, let us ponder this a bit longer." Just a quick reminder: The 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States National Day promotional event is still ongoing. Now is the time to purchase Red Sea Cucumber Health Jelly. 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