Xi Jinping's Survival Strategy Fully Exposed! "Real China"
The video focuses on the relationship between Xi Jinping and North Korea, stating that with China's economy, housing prices, and employment conditions worsening, and Xi facing a lack of domestic support, he may provide funds and medium-range weapons to Kim Jong Un, treating North Korea's armed forces as a "last line of defense" in the event of a regime crisis. The video also analyzes the protocol used by North Korea's high-ranking officials to receive CCP officials, historical precedents of North Korea sending troops abroad, and Xi Jinping's motivations for insisting on family succession and asset protection.
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Yesterday I reported a major piece of news, which was information leaked by a senior Chinese military officer: Xi Jinping is currently exploiting Kim Jong Un and North Korea's armed forces. Because he feels he has lost all prestige on China's mainland and can only rely on propaganda to maintain power. You only need to truly understand Chinese people and chat with them to know how many people hate Xi Jinping right now. This hatred and disgust are reflected in the daily lives of ordinary people.
Just how far have housing prices in China fallen now? A couple of days ago, a friend of mine in Beijing told me that he bought a villa around the outskirts of Beijing. He originally lived between the 3rd and 4th Ring Roads in Beijing, and I've been to his home before; it's a nice place. Later, he wanted to buy a villa and purchased one in the suburbs of Beijing, which cost around 5 or 6 million at the time. Do you know how much it is worth now? Now it's less than 2 million, it has fallen to this extent.
So it is very clear to everyone now—just look at China today, the entire commercial sector is extremely depressed. Housing prices are falling, residential properties are falling, and storefronts are failing; children graduate from college only to find no jobs. What can they do if they can't find a job? Either they go abroad, and taking the civil service exam is also very difficult now. Who are the ones usually taking the civil service exam? They are all children of officials because they have resources and connections, what people in Shanghai call "opening up channels."
Nowadays, for a young person in China to find a job, they need their parents to figure out a way for them. Many people also understand that among the young people delivering food, many hold master's or doctoral degrees. These young people are also hardworking; they know that the Chinese state itself has left no foundation for ordinary people. For many years, it has always been about a wealthy state and a wealthy country. Look at Xi Jinping, the state is simply a pool of capital: money is never in the hands of ordinary people, but rather in the hands of officials, the state, and the government.
The government claims to be state-owned and has not much to do with ordinary people, but in reality, these are all resources owned by those in power. That is why Xi Jinping can scatter money everywhere. You tell me, under these circumstances, do ordinary people have any money? They have no money at all. The good days people lived through a few years ago were just individuals calculating their own accounts, relying on real estate. Everyone thought real estate values were rising, but in reality, those were artificially inflated values.
In the later stages of the reform and opening-up, a huge demographic suddenly emerged in China known as the middle class. Back then, this middle class could find ways to liquidate their assets, but as long as they held onto those assets up to the present day, all of those assets have completely evaporated. This is what you call a virtual middle class, a fake middle class; in the end, they revert to being poor, and some even end up with negative net worth.
In managing the economy, almost no one in Xi Jinping's team understands economics; they are all lackeys and sycophants. Their only skill is flattery and bootlicking. Anyone who truly understands economics has been pushed aside by Xi Jinping. Xi Jinping doesn't even need the economy to do well; he feels that if ordinary people are too wealthy, he won't have money, and the Chinese Communist Party will be weakened.
When Deng Xiaoping initiated the reform and opening-up, he actually did something called weakening the government, meaning the government stays out of things and lets you handle it yourself. What is a market economy? It is market-driven, and the government doesn't need to interfere too much. The government only needs to manage the currency well, just like the Federal Reserve in the United States. Western countries do not need much political intervention; it is mainly about free trade and free exchange, where tariffs are a major issue.
China is completely different. Everything has to be managed because the Chinese Communist Party wants to tightly control the grassroots population. Even grassroots officials are no exception. When I lived in China, I would encounter neighborhood committee cadres and street-level cadres every day. When you go to government offices, you see government signs everywhere. Government buildings tower over everything and are shockingly massive.
In the United States, aside from police officers, you rarely see police on the roads during normal times. Take Florida, for example: police patrol occasionally, and when a car crash or similar incident happens, several police cars show up at once. They are mobile. The Chinese Communist Party is completely different. To what extent does the regime control people? When you go to register your household residence, you are sometimes given a hard time and expected to offer a small bribe.
Therefore, Chinese citizens compare themselves to chives, harvested crop after crop. After Xi Jinping came to power, he purged technological bureaucrats and economic bureaucrats—those who actually had the ability to govern the country—and left behind entirely trashy bureaucrats, who are sycophants and bootlickers.
Xi Jinping does not need capable people because he himself lacks ability. There are many capable people in Zhejiang, but the people he brought out from Zhejiang, such as Li Qiang—who was originally just an office director, someone running errands every day in the provincial government—were eventually elevated to the position of premier. Just think, is this not a joke?
Under these circumstances, Xi Jinping has utterly ruined the entire operation. Not a single industry is genuinely thriving. Occasionally, some tech industries, like artificial intelligence, start to do well, and he immediately claims them all under his own name, saying it is his achievement, even though it has nothing to do with him. He cannot write code, nor can he guide others on how to do artificial intelligence. He doesn't understand it at all; he is functionally illiterate. When he reads a speech, he mispronounces common Chinese characters.
Therefore, Xi Jinping is extremely dangerous right now, and everyone is denouncing and cursing him. You might say the Party supports him, the military supports him, and the citizens support him, but not a single one of these three groups genuinely supports him. Who on earth supports him? When he goes to inspect the grassroots nowadays, the people are all actors helping him put on a facade.
Under these circumstances, Kim Jong-un becomes important. Kim Jong-un has money. How much money do you want? $2 billion, $5 billion, $10 billion? Here it is, directly given to you. After I squeeze the money out of the ordinary people, I will use it to reward you. Then what will you do for me?
Yesterday, I broke this story. Originally, I didn't want to report it so early; I wanted to wait a while and see how things looked by the end of August, but I ended up breaking it anyway. After it broke, other major media outlets all followed up. This morning when I looked, everyone was talking about the story reported by Hu Liren.
Some people asked if this story is true. Use a normal person's brain to think: why is Xi Jinping sucking up to Kim Jong-un to this extent? Can you come up with a second reason? No one had previously imagined that Xi Jinping would grovel to Kim Jong-un to such a degree.
China talks about the "four major institutional bodies." When I used to go to government offices, for example to Shenyang, if the four major bodies came out to greet you, it was a very big deal. What are the four bodies? The Party is the Municipal Party Committee Secretary, the government is the Mayor, the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) is the CPPCC Chairman, and the People's Congress is the People's Congress Director.
If these four people simultaneously appear to receive an official, it means that person is a guest of honor. Under normal circumstances, the Party deals with Party matters, the government with government matters, the CPPCC with the CPPCC, and the People's Congress with the People's Congress. The simultaneous appearance of all four bodies usually indicates a very high-ranking official or a major event.
Now, when Xi Jinping goes to North Korea, all four bodies are present, plus he himself is the Chairman of the Central Military Commission, meaning all five bodies are fully present. Just think, North Korea was previously forgotten by many Chinese Communist Party officials; everyone ignored it, and its life or death had nothing to do with China. Occasionally, if you had nothing to eat, I would send you a few tons of grain; if you needed soap or toilet paper, I would subsidize a bit more, but there was never any action like this.
Since Xi Jinping came to power, as everyone knows, Li Qiang has been to North Korea, Zhao Leji has been there, and others have too. This time even Wang Huning went, and the CPPCC went as well. All four bodies were present, and they all went individually. Just think, what kind of North Korea is this? Even Russia wouldn't do something like this.
Normally, when dealing with Russia, Xi Jinping and Li Qiang go together. China also has very good relations with Vietnam and Laos, but did the four major bodies go there? No. So think again: why is Xi Jinping sucking up to North Korea to this extent?
Xi Jinping has turned North Korea into his ultimate line of defense. In other words, in the event of any domestic crisis, he intends to ask North Korea to send troops and mobilize North Korean armed forces. North Korea has tens of millions of people, and mobilizing hundreds of thousands of troops is entirely feasible. North Korea is a nation under arms. Back in the Mao era, it was also a nation under arms, with militia reserves ready to fight once given a gun.
Xi Jinping keeps explaining this to North Korea, and the reason is simple: we are engaging in defense, worried that South Korea will attack, worried that war will break out. Therefore, he continuously deploys weapons, missiles, and mobile missile launchers. Kim Jong-un is naturally pleased; he now holds supreme sway in North Korea.
North Korea is like a swaying tree, able to lean toward the West or lean toward the Chinese Communist Party. The more money you give me, the more I lean toward your side and give you promises, but whether these promises will be fulfilled is questionable, and they often are not fulfilled. It looks like everyone is in the same boat, but in reality, everyone is playing their own game.
This leak by high-ranking military officers can explain our questions about North Korea and the relationship between the Chinese Communist Party and North Korea. Don't think that sending troops is abnormal; it is completely normal. In the 1950s, during the Korean War, when South Korea and the United Nations forces attacked, Mao sent troops. There is a historical precedent for sending troops.
If North Korea were to send troops to China right now, it would be entirely normal. Decades ago, they supported the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), and going to support the CCP now is normal. What is the essence of this event? The essence of this event is that Xi Jinping may be overthrown in China. Xi Jinping treats North Korea as his own private armed force; this is the true essence of the incident.
The public opinion of the Chinese common people already wants to oust Xi Jinping, with massive numbers of people opposing him. Xi Jinping should naturally have stepped down after about two terms, but he forcefully amended the constitution, reaching a third term now, and possibly a fourth term later. After amending the constitution, it is difficult for someone with a different surname to ever enter the succession position.
If someone with a different surname succeeds him, it is equivalent to Xi Jinping preparing firecrackers for someone else to set off. If I were someone surnamed Hu, and Xi Jinping made me his successor, I could remain in succession until death. But once that happens, the assets of the Xi family might be completely seized by me.
I have previously mentioned that after Xi Jinping came to power, the assets of Jiang Zemin's family were subsequently handled and seized by the Xi family. The simplest example is a factory I saw in Jinshan, Shanghai, located on Jiugong Road, called Huidian Optoelectronics.
Whose was Huidian Optoelectronics? It belonged to Jiang Zemin's son. I watched this enterprise being built from a patch of barren land; within just a year or two, construction was completed, and it began making thin-film technology for mobile phones. It involved various thin-film technologies, which belong to chemical products and are toxic.
The reason I know is that a friend of mine was responsible for management in the Jinshan Industrial Zone. I asked him, why is this enterprise under construction and why are all the roads blocked off? He said, don't you know this is Old Jiang's son? I asked, is this Old Jiang's son? He said yes, so the Jinshan government enclosed this place to let it undergo enclosed construction. Ordinary large enterprises cannot achieve this level, but because he is Old Jiang's son, he was able to build the enterprise very quickly.
Not long after it was built, Huidian Optoelectronics went public directly. Everyone can check it out; Huidian Optoelectronics is a listed company, originally an enterprise belonging to Jiang Zemin's son. After Xi Jinping came to power, his son was immediately kicked out of the shareholders and board of directors, and the shares were taken away by the Xi family through the Xi family's white gloves.
Therefore, if an outsider is allowed to succeed, I can tell everyone that all assets of Xi Jinping's family may be handled. Xi Jinping's efforts might all come to naught, and the entire family would be like this. He has only one way out, which is to let his own family members succeed in order to protect their assets.
Right now, Xi Jinping pushes Xi Thought every day. That is Mao Thought. Everyone should understand why Mao Zedong did not let his family succeed later on? Because Mao Zedong ran out of time and did not do a good job in this regard. He originally intended for his nephew to succeed, but that nephew was imprisoned for 20 years and then suddenly died.
Mao Zedong originally thought he could keep living, but after his sudden death without proper succession arrangements in place, Deng Xiaoping came to power and sent Mao Zedong's wife Jiang Qing and others to prison, allowing China to escape this disaster. Otherwise, China might still be passing power down generation after generation to this day, becoming the Mao family's world, exactly like North Korea.
What Xi Jinping wants to do now are these exact things, but public opinion does not let him succeed. He has only one method left, which is to rely on authoritarian power. Under these circumstances, does he need to truly arm himself? I gave an example yesterday: dictators often do not quite trust the people of their own country, because they are perpetrators of evil themselves and worry that those around them will turn around and deal with them.
For example, Maduro; his close bodyguards are all Cubans. Can you imagine it? He does not dare let special agents from his own country be his bodyguards, because these people can easily eliminate him. A dictator's domestic guards around him might also not want the country to remain in an authoritarian state forever, and could eliminate him on some day when their minds snap.
So he hires foreigners paid with money. These people have nothing to do with your national interests; what does it matter to me whether your country is authoritarian or not? I am here just to protect you, as long as you give me money. These people are professional bodyguards who can follow his commands and protect him.
A senior military officer of the CCP military has made it very clear: Xi Jinping is gradually sending weapons to North Korea. The reason can be said to be selling them to North Korea, giving North Korea whatever it wants. These weapons are often mid-range weapons, not the most high-end ones, such as mobile rocket launchers, medium-range missiles, and short-range missiles.
These weapons are meant to be used for civil war, not for international wars. North Korea can serve as Xi Jinping's private armed force to protect him. In case something happens domestically, he can immediately summon troops from North Korea. Transferring troops is fast; train after train can come across, and they can also be transported by trucks.
Now China has highways; as long as the national borders open up, a large number of military vehicles and tanks can drive in. China's highway standards allow heavy trucks to pass, and tanks can drive on them as well. Xi Jinping is in extreme danger right now.
If you think this is unlikely, you can consider two things. First, why did the Korean War happen? China once sent hundreds of thousands or even a million troops across, suffered casualties, and preserved the Kim dynasty. There is a precedent for this; it could completely happen again.
Second, why does Xi Jinping fawn over Kim Jong Un to this extent? This fawning is not only economic, but also political, formal, and in all other aspects. The interactions between Xi Jinping and Kim Jong Un are completely asymmetrical; why do this? Only one logic can explain it: Xi Jinping wants to use North Korea's military power as his own last line of defense.
There are people in North Korea who also listen to Kim Jong Un; with a single word from Kim Jong Un, these people will charge forward. North Korea sending troops abroad is not without precedent. At that time, Russia had difficulty recruiting soldiers while domestically needing young and middle-aged people for construction and daily life, so it asked Kim Jong Un for tens of thousands of troops, which were sent directly to Ukraine. This event has already happened.
Therefore, what I am talking about is based on facts and logic. Of course, the words of senior military officers are also a judgment, because he is in the military and knows how many weapons have been sent to North Korea, how many missiles have gone to North Korea, and these missiles are actually used for civil war.
This is a major matter. Let us see whether it will really happen in August and September. If a major event occurs in Xi Jinping’s regime, we will see whether North Korea will truly send troops to protect Xi Jinping.