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If Xi Jinping continues to rule, the Chinese people will collectively return to abject poverty in the short term, countless families will go bankrupt, and the level of social misery will be unimaginable. "Real China"

1# · OP Author:胡力任《真實中國》 Published:2026-07-24 02:11 Replies:0 Views:211 Permalink:fanzei.net/d_2224z7

The video focuses on China's real estate market, stock market, and economic outlook under the rule of Xi Jinping. It argues that falling property prices, difficulties in trading, and tightened bank lending will make it impossible for families to liquidate their assets, comparing the current situation to the extreme poverty, planned economy, and confiscation of property experienced during the Mao era. The host also criticizes authoritarian policies, the plight of private enterprises, and the risks of China decoupling from the global economy.

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Do you all remember? I have been saying that Xi Jinping is doing one thing. He wants to return the entire Chinese population to an era of extreme poverty. Everyone, remember, the reason I keep talking about Xi Jinping is that the authoritarian path he is currently pursuing will inevitably lead the public into an era of universal extreme poverty in the future, which is truly terrifying.

As I said before, back in 2018, I said that after Xi Jinping amended the constitution, he would take a path that would crash the entire real estate market and all of China's immovable property, without any consideration for the economy at all.

The public is too naive; the public kept hoping: it's impossible.

He has become the Chairman, how could he possibly ruin the economy? Our society's economy, our current national economy is so good. In 2018, when I came to the United States, the first thing I did was to state in the media that Chinese real estate would fall by at least 35%. I kept calling for this, but no one believed me.

Some people did believe me. Some of my friends in the United States, I spoke to them earnestly and persuaded them. I told them in 2018 and early 2019, and several of them flew directly back to China and sold off all their properties in 2019. Can you imagine? Those who believed me at the time, do you know what value they sold at? The historical peak price.

You know the houses now, some were sold in Guangzhou, some in Shenzhen, some in Beijing, some in Hainan, some in Zhuhai, some in Chengdu, some in Chongqing, some in Shanghai, and some even went back to the Northeast to sell them. Do you know what these assets meant to them? They meant a lifetime of hard work; they will never see those prices again.

Everyone knows to what extent house prices have fallen across the country now. What is this? This is Xi Jinping. Everyone, remember, it is not that he doesn't know how to manage the economy, but that Xi Jinping is intentionally and maliciously crashing the entire price of real estate, leaving you with no way to escape.

When and from which period, which event, and which year did I truly come to understand Xi Jinping? Was it 2015 or 2016? Everyone should remember, it was when he announced the Xiongan New Area at that time. If you look at China's K-line charts, the Shanghai Composite Index at the time—China's stock market Shanghai Composite Index being an indicator—was suddenly driven up to over 5,000 points, with numerous consecutive daily limit-up sessions. When it reached that point, it suddenly plummeted, and everyone fled.

I thought to myself, so this is the kind of person Xi Jinping is. Xi Jinping, he is extremely vicious. To what extent? Vicious to the point where you cannot even escape. Look at the Chinese stock market K-line charts from 2015 and 2016. I remember, at that time, the Xiongan concept suddenly drove the entire stock market up.

At that time, Xi Jinping's entire family made countless amounts of money. Back then, the daily trading volume of China's stock market exceeded 1 trillion. They always got in, lying low ahead of time. Just imagine, a supreme ruler of a country actually doing such a thing.

Trapping the ordinary people's money, that was the first thing. Trapping the common people's money through the stock market; and the second thing was through the housing market. After making the entire stock market boil over, they let the common people buy in heavily in large quantities. So what were the common people to do? Housing prices were already very high at that time; what should they do when they still had cash on hand? Enter the stock market.

If you left your money in the bank, inflation every year would consume it. If you wanted to buy wealth management products, the central government was promoting P2P at that time, massively opening up P2P. Just think, how much of the ordinary people's money did P2P swindle? Think about reform and opening-up—everyone remember, reform and opening-up is the enterprise of the CCP, truly.

You might say the common people only got enough to eat, but now the common people have returned to extreme poverty. Let me play a segment for you, a segment explaining why I cannot sleep. I won't play the audio because of copyright issues; I'll just let you listen to the words.

Do you know what the most terrifying thing in the Shanghai housing market is right now? It's not that the house you own dropped by 500,000, but that it has been listed for half a year without even a single person coming to view it.

I have been in this industry for 21 years. From garden houses to old public housing, I know them better than the doorknob of my own home. Today, I want to speak frankly and from the heart to the aunties who are property owners in Shanghai: the biggest trap of real estate right now is not price fluctuations at all; it is that houses have turned into a pile of bricks that you can see and touch, yet cannot be converted into cash.

Just think about it: 1 million in cash placed by your bedside can be taken out in the middle of the night within a few minutes by pulling open a drawer; 1 million in gold bars tucked into your bosom can be taken tomorrow to a gold shop near the Chenghuangmiao to be cashed out, even at a discount. But what if you have an apartment? Listing, photographing, waiting for clients, accompanying viewings, bargaining, haggling back and forth—the young real estate agent's phone is ringing off the hook, and buyers come and go saying: "Let me think about it some more." Time is exhausted, mental energy is drained, prices are cut again and again, and in the end, there isn't even anyone genuinely asking about it.

I'm not trying to scare you. I've been in this industry for 21 years, from old lane houses to ordinary residences, and I've seen far too much of this. Did everyone hear that?

Xi Jinping has now achieved an initial goal. What goal? The one I have been talking about in my program all along: he wants to turn the housing market into real estate that is truly impossible to cash out.

What does extreme poverty mean? During the Mao era, why were the common people extremely impoverished? Even if ordinary people had items or houses, they couldn't sell them and couldn't cash them out. Can you understand that now?

I live in Shanghai, and I have many friends. At that time, I lived near Xujiahui; the areas surrounding us were foreign concessions. The French Concession used to be very nice. Going further towards Jing'an, that whole stretch was the French Concession; heading towards Huaihai Road was the International Settlement.

Back then, some of the old capitalists who didn't manage to escape still had houses. Do you know what happened during the Cultural Revolution? These houses were all seized. First, they couldn't be traded; second, you had houses, but you couldn't sell them. What happened then? The Communist Party works like this: it uses political movements to persecute you, harassing you until you voluntarily and willingly beg: "I will give my house to you."

Do you know why those people who gave away their houses did so? To save their lives. To save their lives—many of my friends' family homes were given away. Houses that were given away could not even be reclaimed after the Cultural Revolution. Even after policies were implemented to redress wrongs, they still couldn't be taken back at that time; though houses that were simply seized outright were eventually returned.

Think about it, what is this? This is dictatorship, this is the evil Chinese Communist Party. Your house—everyone remember, as long as Xi Jinping remains in power, Chinese people have no way out, absolutely no way out.

You have to look to the future and understand what future China will be like. Xi Jinping continuing to toss the country around will just be like the Mao era. In the future, who knows, it will definitely return to a planned economy. What happens when it returns to a planned economy? Because once you enter the path of dictatorship, the whole world will distance itself from China's economy.

China's economy relies on the world's inclusiveness for your entire country to become rich. Look at the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the US; the country began to gradually rise. Suppose you now engage in dictatorship, constantly cutting off diplomatic ties, what will it eventually turn into? Even if you have production capacity, even if you have all kinds of capabilities, ordinary people still won't be able to live, still won't be able to survive your tossing around, and will lose the vitality of the entire economy.

In the future, buying tofu will return to the era of needing tofu ration coupons, and the future will be even more cruel than the Mao era, because there are more people now, over 1 billion people. Back then there weren't as many people, 600 million, 800 million, 500 million, 600 million, 700 million, 800 million.

Look at how ordinary people can still lie flat now; in the future they won't be able to lie flat. Why won't they be able to lie flat? These people who are lying flat in the future, Xi Jinping will definitely have a way to deal with you. What way? Making it so you cannot trade, even renting a house will be impossible, the entire country will lose liquidity, the population will lose liquidity, and the economy will collapse.

Banks won't lend, jobs cannot be found, what will you do? Private enterprises will all be finished, and it will return to abject poverty. Then you tell me, what other way out do Chinese people have? No way out.

So everyone remember, the current Xi Jinping is at war with the entire 1 billion-plus people of China. He regards the 1 billion-plus people of China as enemies and is suppressing you. This 1 billion-plus people must find a way; you can no longer be beasts of burden, you must overthrow this evil regime. Otherwise, your children and grandchildren will all be beasts of burden.

Don't think that your grandson has five houses or three houses. Just now you heard, do you know? If you put your house on the market, no one will buy it, no matter how low the price is, no one will buy it.

Right now no one is coming to buy a house, you list it for half a year or a year and no one comes to look at it. The ones that can actually be traded are very few, and some are just cutting losses and dumping the houses.

Do you know what the most terrifying thing about the Shanghai real estate market is? It's not that your house dropped by 500,000, but that you listed it for half a year and didn't even have a single person come to look at the house. That means people have no cash, and bank loans are very difficult.

Because banks believe that this house will be very difficult to monetize in the future. In this case, they won't lend to you. Right now banks have too many houses, and many people already have mortgages. Nowadays, judicial auction houses are incredible; the banks' hands are full of these assets, all turned into bad assets, non-performing assets. Where will these assets go in the future? The housing management bureau, the government's housing management bureau.

So it's very difficult. Everyone must stop believing in the entire China economy. No matter how good the entire China economy is, there is one condition: Xi Jinping falls, and the CCP perishes. If these two conditions can be met, then China's economy will return to a normal track.

China's economy at that time will return to a normal track, the entire civilized world will embrace this country, and this country will continue to develop and synchronize with the pace of world civilization. Right now it is absolutely impossible to synchronize, impossible to synchronize.

Look at the countries that Xi Jinping is associated with now; you will know which countries they are, they are all those evil dictatorial countries, all those rotten countries, normal countries will not go there.

This is what ordinary people will have to endure in the future. Remember for the future, your houses will not be able to be sold. So sooner rather than later, if you have a house in your hands right now, look at any price, any price, I can tell you, sell it, this is equivalent to escaping; otherwise you won't be able to escape.

I am from Shanghai, and he is talking about Shanghai. Shanghai's real estate market now has prices but no transactions, no buyers. A huge number of buyers—so many people are still messing with seven rules or a few rules, it's completely useless. This is treating the symptoms, not the root cause. Where is the root cause? The root cause is in politics, in Xi Jinping engaging in dictatorship, this point is the root cause. This country is now heading towards decline.

If you still have real estate in China, you should deal with it as soon as possible, you must deal with it as soon as possible.

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