Xi Jinping's Dynastic Dream Is About to Be Completely Shattered! "The Real China"

The video focuses on whether Xi Jinping truly holds military power, stating that the red-heirs and military-heirs have limited his establishment of a Xi family dynasty by decentralizing military power, and analyzes his succession dilemma, his grassroots foundation in the military, and anti-Xi factions. The program also discusses Rubio's visit to the Philippines, the Second Thomas Shoal dispute in the South China Sea, U.S. trade and technology restrictions against the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), and Trump's policy orientation toward global communism.

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Hello everyone, let's talk once again about Xi Jinping's dream of a dynasty. This topic is now desired to be understood by everyone around the world who cares about China and Chinese politics. I am now telling you news coming out of Beijing: throughout these 13 years, Xi Jinping has never truly gained substantive military power.

Back then, when the red-heirs pushed him into this position, they had actually designed it so that all military power was decentralized. The military reform carried out by Xi Jinping back then was superficial; the substance was not changed. Why wasn't the substance changed? Because various units were merged. For example, there used to be the Lanzhou Military Region and the Fuzhou Military Region; later, the Fuzhou Military Region was merged with the Nanjing Military Region, and the southern military regions were also merged, later becoming the Eastern Theater Command. Changing military regions into theater commands was merely a merger; the true essence did not change.

The true ownership and affiliation of these grassroots military forces have not changed. Such purging is extremely difficult to carry out, because these military-heirs, through the relationships they have built over decades, have already penetrated the grassroots of the military. The military is extremely difficult to deal with because everyone understands that once a single person controls and grips the entire military power, this country will move toward dictatorship.

Therefore, back then, for the sake of the country and regime security, the red-heirs and military-heirs decentralized military power. They have an unwritten rule internally that they can disengage from the Central Military Commission at any time. Now Xi Jinping is a bare-chested emperor. What is a bare-chested emperor? He is the President of the State, and administrative matters are managed by him; he is also the Chairman of the Party. However, regarding the military, there was a design at the time where the attribution of military power is decentralized, and various military regions can detach from the Central Military Commission at any time.

Xi Jinping has not made this matter public to this day. Because for all these years, he has not truly grasped military power. Look, from 2018 to now, it has been over 8 years; from the time he amended the constitution until now, he has not truly entered a Xi family dynasty. The real reason he dares not take this step is that military power is decentralized, and everyone is a king in their own domain.

However, on many specific issues, such as democratic issues, everyone is still relatively united. Therefore, although Xi Jinping has controlled the country for so many years, he has actually not substantively or essentially controlled military power. To this day, he is extremely afraid of a military coup. This is precisely why the red-heirs and military-heirs are able to oppose him and engage in dialogue with him, because they actually have troops in their hands, and these troops are decentralized.

Now these forces have merged into two camps: a pro-Xi faction and an anti-Xi faction. Xi Jinping is not facing various factions, but a single anti-Xi faction. Xi Jinping has completely isolated himself. This fool is very foolish. He can manipulate administrative affairs at will, arresting provincial party secretaries, governors, and vice governors, but the military is hard to manipulate.

This also confirms a point. After Xi Jinping came to power, he inserted some people into the military. Later, these people were taken down, and the officers and generals who actually took them down were, behind the scenes, a collaboration between the second-generation military elites and the second-generation red elites, which is the anti-Xi force. Of course, some are not, but some may indeed be like this.

So now Xi Jinping is facing a very dangerous situation. It used to be difficult for us to understand Chinese politics, and I also thought that Xi Jinping might have seized all power. Now, judging from the news released by the second-generation military and red elites, it completely overturns my previous understanding: in terms of the military, he has not truly grasped substantive military power at all; all military power is dispersed.

Xi Jinping is currently going through this hurdle. If he wants to establish the Xi dynasty, he must obtain the consent of all families, all the interest-holding families of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP); otherwise, he cannot do it at all. As long as one family rebels, everyone is very likely to rise up together, rush directly into Beijing, and it is also possible to arrest Xi Jinping directly.

Xi Jinping has not been involved in any military power for so many years. He is similar to Hu Jintao and Jiang Zemin, and completely different from Deng Xiaoping. Deng Xiaoping was the one who truly held military power. Jiang Zemin never truly held military power; he was just like an invisible puppet, who could do whatever he wanted in administration, but did not truly hold onto the military. Hu Jintao was the same, and what Xi Jinping is facing now is also this aspect.

The Xi Jinping family has no foundation in the military; the foundation is very shallow. His younger brother is not in the military, and his two older sisters are not in the military either. He is like a paper emperor. For example, Myanmar is currently a military government, and Min Aung Hlaing has always been in the military, so he can firmly control the military and send Aung San Suu Kyi to prison.

Xi Jinping is now facing the same problem. You look at him wearing a military uniform, and the people below seem to be from the Central Military Commission, but in fact, he does not truly hold military power. I think this is also something that the Chinese people can be somewhat comforted by.

So under these circumstances, his Xi dynasty may just be his own daydream, and it is very difficult to achieve. The Xi dynasty is now like a fetus swelling in the womb, about to be born, but it cannot be born; it is a difficult labor. What Xi Jinping is facing now is the next round of difficult labor.

People all over the world who care about Chinese politics, as well as experts studying Chinese politics, have not understood one thing: Xi Jinping is now 73 years old and has not yet brought out his successor; he cannot step down. Xi Jinping made a mistake, as I have said before: he wiped out the Youth League faction. The Youth League faction was actually a very good stepping stone for him. After he destroyed the Youth League faction, he became the emperor himself, and in the end, he could not step down.

He cannot hand over power to others. If he hands over power to others, they will implement a hereditary system. He also cannot hand over power to those with deep roots in the military. Now the people under him are not capable of great things at all; no one is capable of great things because they themselves have not worked in the military.

For example, if he were to do this double act with Zhang Shengming, it would be very difficult. Zhang Shengming had always been in the Lanzhou Military Region before, so he might be more familiar with it. He was promoted rapidly because he is Xi Jinping's cousin. After Xi Jinping came to power, he promoted Zhang Shengming from a very small military official directly from the Lanzhou Military Region to the Central Military Commission, later working in the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection in the General Office of the Central Committee, and then promoted to a position like Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission, the First Vice Chairman. So Xi has exhausted all his schemes, and in the end, it all came to nothing. Now Xi Jinping is in a dilemma. He has been arresting corrupt officials, and the second-generation red elites are demanding that he report all family assets. Xi Jinping is a thief who stole the country; he stole a large amount of China's foreign exchange reserves, and everyone is very clear about this.

Xi Jinping has encountered another thing: the US government is starting to attack him. Trump condemned the CCP for interfering in the US election a couple of days ago, which is actually preparing for the US to publish a list of the Xi family's assets, the Xi family's assets in the US, at the end of the year.

I did a program a few days ago saying that it is difficult for Xi Jinping to make the trip to the US in September. Now many media outlets are reporting that Xi Jinping is very likely to reschedule or postpone his visit to the US, depending on the overall situation.

Today, Rubio went to the Philippines and condemned the the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) right upon arrival. As I mentioned in my show earlier, the CCP and the Philippines clashed in the South China Sea. This incident was provoked by the Philippines; it should be said that the Philippines deliberately manufactured and caused such an event. If you watch the video, the Philippine ship rammed straight into them. Why do this? Because the Philippines knew Rubio was coming and wanted to challenge the CCP.

Wang Yi is also scheduled to attend the ASEAN meetings tomorrow or the day after. Neither the United States nor China is a member of ASEAN, which consists of only 10 member states. ASEAN was originally established around 1967 by five countries: Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Thailand. Later, Vietnam, Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia, Brunei, and other countries joined, eventually forming the 10-member ASEAN.

As the US and China are not ASEAN countries, but rather comprehensive strategic partners, they also participate in ASEAN activities and meetings. The East Asian alliance is called ASEAN, and this time Rubio will meet with Wang Yi. As soon as Rubio arrived in the Philippines, he condemned the CCP, denouncing its actions at Second Thomas Shoal. Because if the CCP had not gone over there, such an incident would not have happened.

What the Philippines is doing now is actually approved by the US, which allowed the Philippines to act this way. Therefore, the politics we see are not real politics; real politics look at the big picture and the grand strategy.

Right now, the global grand strategy is to deal with Xi Jinping. If Xi Jinping did not practice dictatorship, the CCP might still be able to survive slowly; now that he has turned to dictatorship, everyone knows he must be eliminated. The whole world is out to eliminate the CCP, and Xi Jinping is courting his own destruction with no way out.

Even if Xi Jinping goes into exile in the future, the only possible place he could go is Russia, as no other place would accept him. If he goes to North Korea, Kim Jong Un would sell him out; going to Russia is relatively better because Russia is a large country. But Russia itself is currently struggling to stay afloat.

On the very first day of the Russia-Ukraine war, I knew that as long as Russia fought Ukraine, the flames of war would eventually reach Moscow. Russia has no way of destroying Ukraine because Ukraine is backed by the powerful West. On the surface, it is a fight between Russia and Ukraine, but in reality, it is Russia fighting half the West, with half the West supporting Ukraine.

Now let's look at Trump of the United States. Sometimes Trump's remarks are just smoke screens. You see him occasionally condemning Zelenskyy, and a bunch of brainless individuals follow suit in condemning Zelenskyy. In fact, Trump means no such thing; he is just putting on a show for Putin to stabilize Putin's emotions.

Of course Trump understands the threat Russia poses to the world. Do you think Trump would let Russia and Europe split? Not at all. He is just throwing you a curveball. Trump is a businessman and will use various business tactics to confuse you, just like he confused Xi Jinping.

At the very beginning, he talked about being good friends with Xi Jinping, but what was behind it? Right after returning from his first trip to Beijing, he directly launched a trade war and struck the CCP. The real action against the CCP was initiated by Trump. Trump felt the CCP could not continue like this, and if it did, the world would be finished.

There are not many countries that actually take action against dictators. In the past, the US tended to act passively—you had to attack the US before it would retaliate. But this time, Trump took the initiative, taking the initiative against the CCP as well. He proactively started the trade war and proactively initiated high-tech blockades; all of these were proactive moves.

To judge the outcome of an event, one must look at its essence and ultimate development. What Trump said on Twitter in the past shows that he was playing the fool. He plays dumb and ignorant, pretending to be a mere businessman who understands nothing about politics, but in reality, he understands politics very well and knows how to act.

Everything Trump does comes with risks. Taking action against Iran also came with risks. Of course he knew how American public opinion would react after striking Iran. Many ordinary Americans would think: what does a war have to do with me? After the strike, oil prices go up; gas that used to cost $40 now costs $60, and people will curse Trump.

Trump took on that risk to do it. After his first presidential term, despite facing countless civil and criminal cases, he continued to run for president a second and third time, ultimately becoming president again.

Setting aside what Trump is like for a moment, ultimately he is working to eliminate global communism. The vibe is different now; previously, discussions revolved around economic gains, but now it is about politics. Some time ago, he stated his goal to eliminate global terrorism and global communism, which politically defines the objective: to eliminate them.

Therefore, Xi Jinping is now trapped in difficulties both domestically and internationally and can no longer play the game. The dream of the Xi dynasty is shattering, and it is shattering completely. He has no chance at all.

I can predict that if Xi Jinping designates a successor, it will definitely be a member of his own family. Once he designates a successor, the entire anti-Xi faction will ignite instantly, and over a billion ordinary people will revolt. It is very likely that they will storm into Zhongnanhai and take him away; this is entirely possible.

Furthermore, those at the very forefront might be the military, the military from within the CCP. This person is going against the global trend of seeking democracy and freedom. If he had done this 50 or 80 years ago, he might have succeeded; now, there is absolutely no such possibility.

Xi Jinping's ability is merely that of a Red Guard. He can only imitate Mao Zedong and the Kim family dynasty; he has no way to surpass them. That is all for this topic. Thank you all for watching, and we will see you in the next program.