China Is Becoming Fully North Korea! Xi Jinping Orders Schools Across the Country to Gradually Hang His Portraits as the New Semester Begins. “Real China”

The video claims that the Publicity Department of the CCP Central Committee has ordered schools at all levels in China to hang portraits of Xi Jinping in prominent locations starting from the new school year, and to display his inscriptions on education. The host compares this practice to the personality cults of the Mao era and North Korea, then discusses China's economy, asset flight, restrictions on citizens leaving the country, memories of the Cultural Revolution, the history of fleeing to Hong Kong, and offers criticism and predictions regarding the political direction of the CCP and China's educational environment.

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Alright, hello everyone, I have an update to share with you all. Today I received some news; this is information coming out of the Publicity Department of the CCP Central Committee, and it is expected to reach the Ministry of Education soon.

Currently, the demand is coming from the Publicity Department. The Publicity Department of the CCP Central Committee is actually managed by the General Office of the CCP Central Committee; it is a party line, not an administrative one, and has nothing to do with the State Council. One is the party, the other is the government.

This was definitely demanded by Xi Jinping; it goes without saying. Xi Jinping is the one managing this country from Zhongnanhai. Now, all schools in China, including private schools, are required to start hanging portraits of Xi Jinping one after another.

Specific details have not been released yet, but starting from the new school year, probably around the end of September. Some are already on break, some may not be yet. By October, late October, or early October, they must hang Xi Jinping's portrait in the most prominent location.

Second, they must display Xi Jinping's inscriptions, specifically those regarding education. In the past, those of my age should remember that when we started school in the early 1970s, there were definitely portraits of Mao in the schools. Sometimes it was Marx, Engels, Lenin, Stalin, and Mao Zedong—five portraits on the entire wall: Marx, Engels, Lenin, Stalin, and Mao.

Schools often had many fixed patterns of propaganda, writing things Mao wrote, such as "Study hard and make progress every day." In universities, there were statues of Mao waving; many universities had them. Many important landmarks in a city, such as iconic squares or traffic circles, also had portraits of Mao.

What is this, actually? Currently, Xi Jinping has two points of reference: one is Mao, and the other is North Korea. After Wang Huning's recent visit, the impact on Chinese society will be enormous. It is almost like this now: as long as Xi Jinping does not step down, it is set in stone that this country is heading in the direction of North Korea, and it is becoming increasingly severe.

This is something the Chinese people cannot escape. As long as Xi Jinping is in power and the constitutional amendment is completed, the catastrophe for all of China is already unavoidable.

Many private entrepreneurs and business owners have already started running abroad. Many of their second generation, and even third generation, are already overseas; the third generation was born abroad, and the second generation has all immigrated abroad, and some assets are also being moved out.

It is very difficult to move assets out of China now. As far as I know, the black market price of the RMB against the US dollar is already very high. Many people can transfer money out through underground banks, but the price is already ridiculously high.

Everyone knows that the RMB is actually not worth much. Even if you seem to have tens of millions, 20 or 30 million, in the country, you cannot exchange it for US dollars. The RMB you hold cannot be exchanged for foreign currency; it is very difficult. As long as they lock your card, no matter how much RMB you have, it is worthless, because a great catastrophe awaits you.

These RMB will all be evaporated in the future. Look at the Mao era; after 1949, around the 1950s, after the joint state-private ownership, the whole country belonged to the poor; there were no rich people, or very few. At that time, there were still some capitalists who had some money or gold bars at home, but they had no way to liquidate them. Even if they did liquidate them, they were all looted during the Cultural Revolution.

The Cultural Revolution was not only an internal struggle within the Communist Party, but it was also a massive looting of the wealth of the entire nation. After the Cultural Revolution, the ordinary people of the country—workers could still survive, but many farmers could not survive at all; they couldn't even afford to buy a pair of shoes.

When I was a child, the farmers in Jiangnan all wore straw sandals or the old military shoes of the People's Liberation Army. Farmers didn't have leather shoes; they either wore military shoes or wore them while working. Military shoes were also expensive—very expensive for farmers—so they could only wear straw-woven sandals. The poor in the north were the same.

This is what Chinese people have to face now. These little children are the most unfortunate. Think about it: why are there still so many brain-dead people in this country? It is actually because old brain-dead people gave birth to little brain-dead people. Your parents determine your genes.

These old Little Pinks are now much like Xi Jinping. If there is a group of people who are relatively decent, it is because they were educated during the Republic of China era, so they are slightly better. Those born after 1949 have almost all been brainwashed by the CCP; generations are beyond saving, and their bodies are full of toxins.

This is why Chinese people are looked down upon everywhere in the world now. Unless an individual has excellent personal qualities and might be respected, this is generally the case. Just look at the behavior and language of Chinese middle-aged women and men when they travel around the world, and you will know.

A few days ago, something happened on Jeju Island in South Korea, which I believe is visa-free now. A large group of people cut in line. Originally, everyone was blocked by cloth strips and barriers and was supposed to queue up to go through security check bit by bit, but a large number of people just lowered their heads and rushed in. There are videos online. Some people even rushed into and injured the Korean staff; the staff were knocked down and injured.

I used to go overseas, and I could tell Chinese, Japanese, Koreans, or people from other countries at a glance. Especially Chinese middle-aged women; they don't even know how to take photos properly. In the past, someone online specifically imitated the various poses and styles of Chinese middle-aged women taking photos as a joke.

Go to tourist spots and take a look, for example, Kyoto, Japan. Kyoto is a place where many people from all over the world go to visit. Just by looking at their posing for photos, you know they are Chinese middle-aged women, making a spectacle of themselves. This is determined by the culture of the CCP, because this country, as I said, is like rolling dice—what comes out is all dregs, and these dregs are then giving birth to more dregs.

Little Pinks studying overseas now are actually also dregs, and their parents are dregs. It is very difficult to truly change this. That is why Xi Jinping is starting to engage in that Maoist stuff again.

A friend told me something today, and as soon as I heard it, I knew. I said this is very normal; it is the inevitable path that Chinese people must endure.

I remember that when Mao died, I knew it. On September 9, 1976, Mao died. That day happened to be my 9th birthday. I was born on September 9, 1967, and he died on September 9, 1976—exactly my 9th birthday.

After Mao died, a memorial service had to be held. Think about it: how much disaster did this devil Mao bring to all of China, yet the vast majority of people were still wailing and crying for their parents, leaning against walls to walk while sobbing loudly.

I attended a few so-called memorial services at the time. The neighborhood committee held a memorial service in an open space. At that time, many memorial services were held across the country, and those people kept crying.

When we got to school, I was in about the fifth grade of elementary school. Not long after the semester started, the whole school was in the playground—grades one through five combined, about a dozen or twenty classes. The children were all crying, and I was laughing. I had never seen such a big scene, crying like that. The head teacher took the lead in crying, and all the teachers cried. If you didn't cry, you might be dragged away one day.

Children across the country were all like this. At that time, children wore patched clothes, and their bodies were thin and frail. In our era, many people never drank a drop of milk in their childhood. If the family was well-off and both parents were employed, they might order a bottle of milk for you every day. Many families couldn't even afford the one or two yuan in tuition fees, and if they couldn't pay, they would be mocked and bullied by classmates.

We were like this from childhood. I was quite tough; if anyone wanted to bully me, I wouldn't take it. Many people's families were previously labeled as landlords, rich peasants, counter-revolutionaries, bad elements, and rightists—originally called the "four categories of elements," later becoming the "five categories of elements."

If you were from such a family—my family was a landlord family—I was raised by my grandmother from childhood. In the 1970s, movements were often launched, and whenever a movement started, my grandmother would be dragged out to be struggled against. I saw this with my own eyes when I was a child, and I didn't know what bad things she had done; it was actually just because she had money before. In China, having money in the past was a crime.

Now that Xi Jinping has come to power, the future will definitely head in this direction. What are the second-generation "reds" and second-generation military officials opposing now? Mao and Xi Jinping. Xi Jinping is trying to find a way to replace Mao's portrait with his own; he wants to establish the Xi dynasty.

So they have been talking during this period. I estimate they are negotiating these two days, because it was them who pushed Xi up at the time. Now that they know Xi has brought things to this point and is forcing his way through, they have to find a way to get him down.

Getting him down might lead to some civil war; it is not yet known what the specific results of their negotiations will be. But Xi has reached this point, and it is difficult for him to step down, nor is he very willing to. Look at how many people he has arrested; he is actually constantly purging these people.

So I think a CCP civil war is very likely to break out, very likely to happen in the short term, perhaps before the end of August. Xi is now at the end of August—I forgot just now, it's not October 1st, it's September 1st, when children start school, school starts on September 1st.

It happens to be in the period of late August and early September. No wonder the information leaked from the Propaganda Department is that now all colleges and universities, starting from kindergartens, all schools must hang Xi's portrait.

They will be hung one after another in various places; it is impossible to hang them all on the same day, but they will gradually be required to start hanging Xi's portrait. It is exactly the same as the Mao era, exactly the same as North Korea.

After Wang Huning's visit, he will surely report back on what he did in North Korea and what he learned. He will definitely need to promote himself, and these things might be part of that self-promotion. Of course, there's also the formulation of systems and policies, which is his team's work; Wang Huning has a dedicated team researching these matters.

So, I don't know about this country. Many people say that Chinese people are deeply sinful and are constantly punished by the CCP. I believe it is the CCP that is deeply sinful and enslaves the common people, not the other way around.

Some say that becoming Chinese in one lifetime is due to sins committed in a past life. I don't think it should be explained this way. All Chinese people are enslaved; the CCP is the devil. What can you do when you encounter a devil government? There's no choice but to endure, and escape if you can.

China is heading in this direction. So, if you have children now and they happen to be in this era. I often hear from viewers, many of whom are older, and the most pitiable are the next generation. They say they must get out now, for the sake of the next generation. It doesn't matter where they go, even to Thailand or Malaysia.

How bad has the CCP become? They are engaged in distant-water fishing. In Thailand, Cambodia, Malaysia, and other places, the CCP's claws are already there, bribing local officials and government personnel, and establishing these connections. If they suspect you are anti-CCP, they will help capture and bring you back.

I spoke about a viewer the other day who was in Malaysia. He said he has no status there, cannot get any status, and doesn't know what to do. He doesn't dare to go out during the day, only occasionally going out at night to buy necessities, mostly staying at home and working from home.

It's tragic. Eventually, Chinese people will reach a point where there is nowhere to escape. The Mao era was a time of nowhere to escape. Remember, those who tried to flee to Hong Kong at that time were shot.

I was once in Zhuhai, and a friend invited me to dinner. The restaurant was quite tall. Looking out from there decades ago, there was a land route in front, with Macau on the opposite side, a strait in between, and checkpoints on the land route.

After dinner and tea, we walked to the seawall by the coast, which is the coastal scenic belt. I said this place is beautiful. An old gentleman from Guangdong next to me said: "This is the sea of sin." I asked him to explain, and he said too many Chinese people have died here.

At that time, people fleeing to Hong Kong and Macau swam across, and the Communist Party shot at them with guns, using rifles from a distance. There were snipers specifically there to shoot at those swimming across.

Many people were suddenly shot while swimming, blood gushing out, and they could no longer swim, drifting away with the sea currents. Once there was the smell of blood, sharks and other fish would come and eat them. Think about it, this is the CCP.

What I'm telling you is true. There is a book called "Fugitives to Hong Kong" (逃港者), which you can search for online. Many of those who fled to Hong Kong and Macau were shot and killed by CCP soldiers on the way, which is very tragic.

Transportation was not as convenient then as it is now. To get there, one had to cross mountains and ridges, all hilly terrain, and many had to walk for days. Many of them were escapees to Hong Kong, many were indeed escapees to Hong Kong. Even now, many escapees to Hong Kong still support the Communist Party.

These people are stepping on the corpses of those who fled to Hong Kong to escape China's rule, ran to Hong Kong, developed in a civilized society, and now, in turn, they support the Communist Party. What are these people if not beasts? There are too many beasts in China.

If you have someone around you who supports the CCP, that person is definitely not normal, stay away from them. Even if it's your husband, you can divorce him; his wife should divorce him. I'm telling you, this will harm yourself, your children, and your descendants.

If you study the history of the CCP, you will know that in the entire process of human civilization's development, no organization in all of humanity has been more evil than the CCP. The CCP has turned China into a society where people eat people, destroying the little civilization that China had accumulated over thousands of years.

Now Xi Jinping is here again, the devil. I've said for many years that the CCP must perish. If the CCP does not perish, the disasters in this country will not cease.

My father told me when Mao died and Deng Xiaoping came to power, I was in my teens. He used to work at a radio station. He said, with Mao's portrait still hanging, the disasters for this nation and country were hidden, and could erupt at any moment. Don't think that just because the country is starting to improve and open up, the nature has changed; disasters can erupt at any time.

My father was born in 1931 and passed away at the age of 93. He received a traditional education during the Republic of China era. Our family was originally from a relatively wealthy family in Jiangnan and received a good education. This is how he viewed the CCP.

Now look at Xi Jinping. While the CCP has not perished, many people are still saying that the CCP can be reformed, and they continue to praise Hu Yaobang, Zhao Ziyang, and Hu Jintao. Anyone who praises these people is brain-dead. The CCP must perish; only when the CCP perishes will things be alright.

Regarding the entire June Fourth incident, I can tell you that only the three people who threw eggs at Mao's portrait were the most clear-headed. Of the three, one seems to be mentally ill, one has already died, and the third is in Canada. They were the most clear-headed.

If the CCP does not perish, many people are still dreaming, thinking that the Communist Party can be reformed. Can the Communist Party be reformed? Communist Party reform is actually just waiting to be slaughtered. Now Xi Jinping is slaughtering the common people, squandering and evaporating all your assets, letting you die naturally. Many people can't go on living and die, ending their own lives.

This topic ends here. Chinese children are about to face great misfortune, in fact, they are already facing great misfortune. Everyone looks up to Grandpa Xi, but Grandpa Xi is a complete idiot, constantly cultivating more idiots. During the time of Mao and Deng, they started from childhood; now Xi Jinping starts from your birth to capture you and cultivate you into an idiot.

If Xi Jinping continues to lead this country, it will keep moving in a rigid direction, eventually becoming a demonic state, turning the entire population into demons, exactly like North Korea.