Explosive Inside Revelations from the Top Ranks of the CCP Military! The Real Purpose Behind Xi Jinping's Cozying Up to Kim Jong-un Exposed.《True China》

The video analyzes the phenomenon of Xi Jinping's continuous engagement with Kim Jong Un and his provision of resources and military support to North Korea. The host cites alleged sources within the Chinese military, claiming that Xi Jinping may be using North Korea and its military forces as a reserve force to deal with internal military conflicts in China, viewing North Korea as his fallback option and personal armed force. The host also draws a comparison to the situation where Maduro uses Cubans as his personal bodyguards.

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I am reporting some very important news to everyone that might shatter your worldview. There are now whistleblowers within the Chinese military: why is Xi Jinping sucking up to Kim Jong Un so much? After the reform and opening up, or rather after Mao died, North Korea was discarded like a rotten peach; it had already been discarded by the CCP and was half-dead.

Look at what Xi Jinping is doing now. He keeps sucking up to Kim Jong Un, visiting him, and taking others to visit him. The National People's Congress has been there, and the NPC was shunned. This time, Wang Huning took a large group of people from the CPPCC to visit. Li Qiang also took this group from the State Council separately to pay their respects—it is essentially paying respects to a local boss.

North Korea does not have much trade with China annually, and North Korea's political system is easy to learn because Mao used to have this same system; it is about the same. Kim Jong Un used to follow Mao's model. Think about it, why would Xi Jinping need to suck up to Kim Jong Un like this?

Now, people in the military have revealed some news, a secret. In China today, Xi Jinping is having a hard time controlling certain military factions. In fact, China has invisibly become a state of warlordism. It is not at all that Xi Jinping holds absolute power over the military alone; it is absolutely not like that.

Under these circumstances, why does Xi Jinping suck up to Kim Jong Un? Xi Jinping hopes that Kim Jong Un can lend him a hand if something happens to him. In reality, what Xi Jinping values is the North Korean army and its military power. Moreover, Xi Jinping has now hidden many military resources in North Korea, such as weapons and missiles.

What is his purpose in putting these things in North Korea? On the surface, it is to protect North Korea, so that in the event of a war on the Korean Peninsula, he could provide aid to North Korea just as it was aided before. Therefore, Xi Jinping has now deployed some military forces in North Korea. Of course, not many are deployed at the moment.

What are these military forces for? In case he is besieged in Beijing, or in case changes occur in some of China's major military regions. Of course, it is impossible for all military regions to oppose him; he also has a portion of the military, and some generals may be inclined toward him. What is he most afraid of now? He is most afraid of someone attacking him.

If someone were to attack Xi Jinping, he would hope to receive aid from North Korea, to receive military assistance from Kim Jong Un. For example, he might not be able to control the northern forces, the Northern Theater Command. If an incident were to occur in the Northern Theater Command, it is very likely that Xi Jinping would ask North Korea to help him, ask Kim Jong Un to help him. Kim Jong Un would very likely send troops.

Look at Russia; if Kim Jong Un is given money, he will do it. That is how Russia is. Russia did not have enough personnel or military strength in Ukraine, so it found tens of thousands of North Korean soldiers and sent them directly over. There is actually a foundation for Xi Jinping to ask Kim Jong Un to do this.

This foundation lies in the early 1950s, during what was called the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. The Chinese military helped North Korea, that is, Kim Il Sung's army. Kim Il Sung's power was ultimately preserved, and the entire North Korea north of the 38th parallel was preserved for many years in this way.

Now, Xi Jinping hopes that if someone attacks him, he will certainly say this to the outside world: This is a treasonous clique, foreign military forces are intervening to attack me, and they are attacking me through collusion between internal and external forces; I am legitimate. He would demand that Kim Jong Un send troops, that North Korea send troops to suppress the rebellion and chaos.

Because Xi Jinping currently has no reputation in the country, and Xi Jinping also knows that he has no reputation in the country. If something were to happen, it is very likely that he would be at a disadvantage most of the time. If a fight were to break out, he would hope for an action of aiding China from North Korea—not aiding Korea, but aiding China—just like the Korean War in reverse: if a war breaks out in China, he also hopes that North Korea can send troops.

North Korea only has tens of millions of people now, but its military strength is very strong. This country is in a state where everyone can and must join the army; at the very least, one or two million troops could be mobilized. Its military strength is strong, but its weapons may not be that good.

Xi Jinping is now trying to find ways to give him weapons, to give him relatively advanced weapons. What are these weapons put in North Korea for? It is not to deal with the American empire, nor is it to deal with South Korea, but to hide military forces in North Korea.

He claims to the outside world, and claims within the Communist Party, that the military forces deployed in North Korea are to protect North Korea. In reality, he is putting these military forces there, putting weapons and ammunition there, for the sake of his own armed forces, and these people often will not betray him, will not become traitors.

Let us think about this from another perspective. Look at Maduro being caught this time; has everyone noticed? This was exposed by the Americans, by the US government. Maduro's security team, that is, his bodyguards, just like the bodyguards in Beijing's Zhongnanhai, are all Cubans.

Think about it, so what are these dictators most afraid of? They are most afraid of their own people eliminating them. Maduro is also very afraid, because while he looks like a dictator in his own country, it is also very difficult to handle things militarily.

His security team is big news. He has dozens of personal bodyguards around him, and all of these dozens of people are Cubans. Of course, they share a common language there, speaking Spanish.

Xi Jinping may not have reached this step yet, but Xi Jinping has deployed these military forces in North Korea. These military forces are there so that in the event he cannot control his own country, he hopes Kim Jong Un can save him, turning it into Kim Jong Un protecting him, forming such a pattern.

This idea and this news were told to me by a friend in the military. I had never heard such a statement before, and no one would have thought of this. If this event is true, it is now being leaked by people in the Chinese military. If it is true, then I think Xi Jinping is already preparing an exit strategy.

In the event of civil unrest in China, internal turmoil within the CCP, or chaos in the military, he could deploy North Korean troops. North Korean troops are very loyal. In fact, Xi Jinping has very few loyal forces around him; he has committed so many sins in China for so long that the Chinese people utterly despise him. But North Korea is different. With just a word from Kim Jong Un telling them to protect Xi Jinping, these people would immediately risk their lives and do his bidding.

This is the news coming from within the CCP's military. Now, Xi Jinping has already deployed some weapons and ammunition in North Korea. Normally, it is hard for us to imagine why a country as large as China, with such well-developed conditions and a government as wealthy as the CCP, would pander to North Korea like this. In fact, Xi Jinping is leaving himself a way out, and North Korea may well be his backyard.

This is the wishful thinking of Xi Jinping. He considers himself legitimate; if anyone opposes him, then the opposing side is illegal, an illegal armed force. An illegal armed force would be equivalent to the civil war and the Korean War back then.

Who knows, one day the Northwest or some military region might declare independence and start fighting. At that time, he would view this as a rebellion. If his forces are not enough, he would ask North Korean troops to aid China. Back then it was "Resist America and Aid Korea"; this time it would be Kim Jong Un's troops driving into China to protect Xi Jinping, turning it into an "Aid China" project, just like North Korea assisting Russia in fighting Ukraine.

This is the inside story currently exposed by the Chinese military. Xi Jinping is making these plans, and to what extent it has been implemented is currently unknown. But people in the CCP military have made it very clear: this is a layout currently being arranged by Xi Jinping, which is his fallback plan.

Right now, Xi Jinping has a portion of troops stationed in North Korea. Kim Jong Un is currently poor and has no money, so Xi Jinping is opening the granaries anyway. If you want money, I will give you however much you want. The CCP currently has plenty of money; the ordinary people are oppressed by him, and he can loot them at will. However many billions of dollars you want, I can give you dollars; if you want resources, I will give you resources; whatever you want, I will give you what you want.

His stated rationale is to help North Korea, but in reality, he is making North Korea his private army. Today's North Korea—Kim Jong Un, that is—once allied with him, truly becomes his private army. Look, it is an independent country, and you cannot possibly attack it either, but as long as Xi Jinping faces threats in China, and anti-Xi forces enter a state of war, he will pull North Korean troops over.

He feels that he cannot control the internal forces of the CCP and China—that is, the forces of the CCP's military—so he can resolve this through Kim Jong Un. Therefore, Xi Jinping is now completely subservient to Kim Jong Un.

Everyone can also see that a while ago Xi Jinping did not go out for more than 200 days, and as soon as he went out, he even dragged his wife along, practically ready to hand his wife over to Kim Jong Un—it has reached that point.

I think this is likely the information provided to me by the real Chinese military, and it completely explains why Xi Jinping has to pander to Kim Jong Un so much. This is something people find hard to comprehend. North Korea is so small, with only 20 to 30 million people, and lacks resources on its own. North Korea doesn't even mine its own deposits because, in order to survive long-term, it cannot possibly give large amounts of mineral resources to the CCP. North Korea has nothing to offer the CCP.

Why must Xi Jinping pander to Kim Jong Un to this extent? This point effectively explains the phenomenon of why Xi Jinping panders to Kim Jong Un so much. Xi Jinping is actually using Kim Jong Un as his private army.

In the event of a major war within the CCP, an anti-Xi civil war, Xi Jinping is very likely facing an anti-Xi civil war now. Am I not saying he wants to establish the Xi family dynasty at the end of August? Once such a situation occurs, it is very likely that North Korean troops will march to Beijing to protect Xi Jinping.

He has no one. It is very easy for North Korea to send hundreds of thousands of people over. That is the situation right now. Once we figure this out, we can understand why Xi Jinping is so eager to cozy up to Kim Jong Un.

Everyone can think back again: ever since Xi Jinping came to power, especially after later amending the constitution, why has he valued Kim Jong Un so much time and time again? Kim Jong Un is a person spurned by the whole world; Xi Jinping actually treats him as his own private armed force, demanding that Kim Jong Un protect him in the future. That is probably how it is.