Xi Jinping completely capitulates! The USS George Washington carrier strike group positions itself in the South China Sea to challenge the Chinese Communist Party's military. The Real China
In the program, Hu Liren analyzed that the true political objective of the U.S. strikes against Iran is not oil, but to uproot dictators worldwide. Meanwhile, regarding the situation in the South China Sea, the U.S. George Washington carrier strike group entered the area near Scarborough Shoal to assert freedom of navigation, while the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) military remained completely unresponsive, exposing its nature of bullying the weak while fearing the strong. The program also compared the social civilization levels of China, the U.S., and Japan, and discussed the looting of foreign-invested enterprises in China and the current state of Chinese society.
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Alright, hello everyone, the first live stream of the day has begun! Have you all been paying attention these past two days? You might all be focused on the U.S. striking Iran. The U.S. government has been striking Iran for two weeks, and now they have paused to observe Iran's reaction. It is estimated that there are many factions within Iran, and one of them might be in talks with the U.S. Everyone hopes the U.S. will stop striking, because if they continue, the U.S. actually doesn't want to fight either, but under these circumstances, they have no choice. What else can you do? If you don't surrender, you have to fight, right? What is the U.S. mission in striking Iran this time? It is to completely dismantle your evil regime. Don't think it's for oil or anything else; that's wrong. As for oil, the U.S. has plenty of it; the U.S. now has so much oil that it can sell it to other countries. Look at this Iran strike; the U.S. now has South America, and the U.S. doesn't need Middle Eastern oil at all. There is plenty of oil in South America now, right? Even the low-quality oil from Venezuela can be refined in the U.S. The U.S. mainland also has many oil and gas fields, and even the CCP is buying oil from South America now. For example, they are buying oil from Brazil and Canada. South American resources are very abundant, very, very plentiful, right?
Therefore, the current CCP is in a state of constant panic. Why are they in a state of constant panic? The strikes on Iran are not for so-called economic reasons, but for political ones—to uproot all these dictators globally. Trump has already made it very clear: I will find a way to sweep away all this communism. What he calls communism is actually dictatorship, which includes all the dictators in the world. You need to understand how to interpret his rhetoric. Look at Xi Jinping these past two days; he really is a spineless coward. I don't usually curse, but you see me on the program often saying that this person deserves to be cut into a thousand pieces. Look at the South China Sea, a perfectly good international waterway that everyone should be able to use, right? He insists on causing trouble for others. Look at the various countries in the South China Sea; look at how he treats the Philippines. A while ago, they went right to their doorstep at Scarborough Shoal, and places like Fiery Cross Reef and Second Thomas Shoal. It's not Scarborough Island, everyone remember, it's Scarborough Shoal; it's a triangular reef. You cannot build structures on it. If he wanted to reclaim land there, it would be impossible because the entire range of this reef is very large.
They can't even do land reclamation by dredging, they can't. What is his main point? It's just that this reef is mine, it's mine. He insists that this reef is his, and for what? To claim the entire South China Sea as his territorial waters. This is the CCP, the CCP is like this; the evil things they do, everyone can see you are robbing, but he has to have a reason, he has to have a reason. Just like I said, the current one, the two programs I did yesterday, were about Trip.com, right? Trip.com, he knows Trip.com is making money, and where does the money Trip.com earns go? Trip.com is an offshore company, so this money is essentially earned for the shareholders, it's a listed company, right? So he thinks this money shouldn't be earned by you, it should be earned by me. Xi Jinping is a person with a very, very small capacity; he has absolutely no vision at all, he is such a person, right? Just think about it, foreign companies are doing business here, right? Providing you with so much tax revenue every year, providing you with so many job positions every year, and they have brought advanced concepts and management philosophies to China.
Then many Chinese companies can emulate them, right? They can improve the management level of Chinese companies as a whole. I used to manage enterprises, manage technology companies, and I have also managed traditional enterprises. Look at the eighties, when China had just started, it didn't have any experience in international company management. So the reason why so many good and excellent enterprises emerged in China later is actually attributed to the entry of various foreign-funded enterprises. After they came in, these Chinese people—Chinese people have a very strong learning ability—they kept learning these advanced modern enterprise management concepts, and then brought the scientific management of these enterprises to China. Later, the management level of many Chinese enterprises was indeed very high, also emulating these international enterprises. Look, they have destroyed all these enterprises. This is just like Mao back then, in 1949, when he dealt with these international enterprises; there were many international enterprises in China before. I have mentioned before, in the then-concessions, the public concessions, those companies in Shanghai—I am from Shanghai, I know it very well.
There were many such companies, the world's top companies all had operations in China before, and the Communist Party just ruined it. These Communist Party people were all illiterate bumpkins who came and drove all these enterprises away. Look, it used to be like this, whenever you mentioned Shanghai, Shanghai used to be the pride of the Chinese people, and the Communist Party also took pride in it. How many Chinese people did Shanghai have to support back then? Every year at that time, Shanghai would generate a huge amount of profit to support the industrial products of the past; almost all were produced in Shanghai and supplied to the whole of China. After 1949, into the Mao era, the production capacity of these enterprises was what was left behind by those old foreign companies, or by some excellent private entrepreneurs from traditional private enterprises. They brought Western corporate management concepts to China, and technology and human resources were all brought to China, and they all learned. Only then did we have the so-called state-owned enterprises, otherwise, there wouldn't be any, right? Then look at the Northeast, the Northeast was an old industrial base, so where did the technical capability of this old industrial base come from? Where did the management capability of these enterprises come from?
It was all from the Japanese before. Look at Changchun, Shenyang, these places in Liaoning, Jilin, including Heilongjiang, there were many enterprises. The enterprises in those places were all left behind by the Japanese, including the FAW Group in Changchun; its oldest technology, including these pieces of equipment, were all things left behind by the Japanese. So China should be grateful to the world. After China opened its doors, it should be grateful to the world for continuously introducing these advanced concepts, including the courses we usually studied before. This steamed bun Xi Jinping, he really is a bumpkin! I tell you, this person, look at this time, Trip.com was fined 5 billion. Actually, the 5 billion fine is not important; what is important? What is important is that it has started this robbery mode against foreign-funded enterprises. This did not exist in China after the Reform and Opening-up; it had always been protecting these enterprises. Even if such a situation occurred, for example, if it clearly couldn't compete with others, and couldn't compete, he says you are a monopoly. In fact, you could also build it up; there are many state-owned enterprises in China. There is another point, which is that China also has companies doing tourism, everyone remembers, CITS, CYTS, these enterprises used to belong to the state, to the government, these enterprises of the Communist Party. Later, you think these state-owned ones are full of corrupt elements, how could they compare to Trip.com?
You can't compare him to Trip.com at all. James Liang came from overseas, and his current management concepts and technological methods were all brought back from the United States. So the way he runs things is: if you can't compete with someone, you just snatch, going directly into people's homes to snatch 5 billion. Stealing 5 billion didn't shake Trip.com's foundation, but the nature of this incident has already changed, it has completely changed. Just like I said back then, just like the Guanshengyuan incident of the past, it initiated the model of robbing foreign-invested and private enterprises. Foreign enterprises had always been protected before. So all of these are lousy things done by that lousy person Xi Jinping, including the South China Sea, which is actually the same—everyone has freedom of navigation. This time, look at how he targeted the Philippines. The United States reacted extremely quickly, and the USS George Washington carrier strike group directly entered the South China Sea through the Bashi Channel. For the past two days, they have been right near Scarborough Shoal, all in the South China Sea, parked there and moving very slowly on patrol. The United States is simply demonstrating: if you in the CCP have the guts, if you Xi Jinping have the guts—aren't you claiming the South China Sea is yours? Well, people have already sailed right into the South China Sea.
Logically speaking, you should go ahead and fight them directly. Since they entered what I consider to be my territorial waters, and their entire aircraft carrier and strike group have come in, I should be able to start fighting. Let's see if there is any response. There is no response at all; it's all bragging. The Communist Party is just like this: bullying the soft and fearing the hard, bullying the soft and fearing the hard. The Communist Party—I have always said the Communist Party will never dare to fight, will never dare to fight any foreign war. Including attacking Taiwan, you absolutely dare not fight! Now when it comes to the Philippines, they don't dare to touch them. What is the situation with the United States now? U.S. ships have already sailed in, your carrier strike group has already arrived in the South China Sea, and you think it's yours? The United States considers it international waters. U.S. cruisers frequently pass through the Taiwan Strait. What is this? It is to show you: do you dare to fight? You don't dare to fight. Since you don't dare to fight, that settles it—the United States and the West have determined that this is international waters, so stop bragging! Xi Jinping is just a coward, a lousy person! Obviously, you didn't need to let this happen. You could have just kept exercising freedom of navigation in your South China Sea maritime areas. What is freedom of navigation? Freedom of navigation benefits world trade and all countries. Yet you want to go and bully those so-called small countries—look at those countries. Russia bullied so-called small countries, and what is its current ending?
The current ending is that it is getting beaten up itself. Therefore, many of those pro-Russia morons who initially thought—at the very beginning of the fight—oh, how great and powerful Russia is! All dictatorial regimes share the same tune: I am very strong, I will seize world hegemony, I have grown so strong that the whole world is ruled by me, and no one dares to touch me. Do you know what the Iranian Foreign Minister has been saying over the past couple of days? He is telling a joke. He publicly claimed that the United States is going to start World War III. There is no World War III whatsoever. There is nothing of the sort. All the United States has to do is go full throttle to strike these evil countries, and it is extremely easy. Right now it's a technological warfare; how much can you fight back? Look at Iran fighting until now, attacking several U.S. bases; the vast majority of the missiles fired were intercepted, and occasionally some missiles landed on certain bases causing a few U.S. casualties. This is a completely asymmetric warfare. This is just like two people fighting in a boxing ring, one professional and one amateur. The professional boxer might get touched a bit on the surface by the amateur, while the amateur gets hit by the professional to the point of paralysis, sent straight to the hospital, or even beaten to death. This is the exact same dynamic as the U.S. fighting Iran, or the U.S. fighting China.
The CCP is now a mud Bodhisattva crossing a river, struggling to save itself. Internally, they are going after each other—you target me, I target you—just like during the Mao era. So there is nothing to it; everyone must not believe, must not believe that there will be any World War III. There is no World War III. Look at Venezuela. If Venezuela had been tough back then, saying "I have good relations with the Soviet Union, with Russia, with the CCP, wow," flying back and forth all the time, with CCP officials also flying over there bragging—meaning, "Don't worry or be afraid, as long as the U.S. comes to attack you, I will also fight, I will also participate in the war." Look, did they participate in the war? They didn't participate. People got arrested; what participation? None. It's the same with attacking Iran; after Iran was struck, did the CCP participate in the war? No. It's the same with attacking the CCP, same with attacking North Korea, same with attacking the CCP—no. What are all these? The Communist Party deceiving itself and others, the CCP deceiving its own people. Ordinary people are no longer easy to fool now. The mindset of ordinary people today is: even without guns or cannons, people might even use kitchen knives and axes to fight the CCP. Ordinary people in China already understand very well what their enemies are, what their friends are, which people treat them well and which people treat them poorly—they understand it extremely clearly. Go and look at ordinary Chinese people today, go and interview farmers, and you will find out. Those farmers holding hoes and working in the fields are all cursing the Communist Party, because they have long suffered oppression and suppression by the Communist Party, right? The whole world is awakening, all Chinese people are awakening, the whole world is awakening!
So, look at this patrol in the South China Sea this time, this aircraft carrier—I checked today, this aircraft carrier is called the USS George Washington carrier strike group, it is numbered, this is Task Force 5, probably some designation by the US Department of War, it's the 5th task group, named the USS George Washington aircraft carrier, including several other large warships escorting this aircraft carrier, which is actually two strike groups.
Both are in the South China Sea, just waiting in the South China Sea for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to pledge allegiance to you. So some time ago I was saying, I said something will definitely happen in the South China Sea, something will definitely happen in the South China Sea. The US is currently dealing with the incident in Iran, and after dealing with that, it will deal with the incident involving the CCP, dealing with the CCP. Now the CCP, the current military personnel within the CCP, and the high-ranking officials of the CCP also understand very well that Xi Jinping will definitely step down, he will definitely have to step down, whether you handle it yourself or the Americans handle it, or the West handles it.
Now everyone is just waiting. Assuming the internal factions of the CCP dispose of Xi Jinping, then Westerners won't need to intervene, and we will see how things change; the US has already made it very clear. Actually, this statement by Trump—that I want to eliminate communism across all of humanity—is actually meant for the current insiders within the CCP.
It is telling them that after you get rid of Xi Jinping, you yourselves must undergo rectification, you must eliminate the entire Communist Party, just like the Soviet Union back then, you must eradicate the entire Communist Party. Then, assuming they naturally perish and become a free and democratic country, the US won't need to attack, there won't be any need for anything to happen, nothing of the sort will occur. Furthermore, one more thing, it will continuously provide resources to you, just like it did to Japan back in the day.
Japan eventually surrendered, and after it surrendered, look at Japan—wasn't Douglas MacArthur left in Japan, continuously helping Japan build this country, build a new Japan? Modern Japan is completely different from Japan of the past; the country of the past was very evil and wanted to wage wars everywhere. After this momentum was suppressed, after it was destroyed, after militarism was destroyed, look at Japan today.
The facts are right there for everyone to see. The civilization of this country—the civilization of this country, the overall civilization level of the entire population is at the top of the world, at the very peak. I estimate that the level of civilization in Japanese society today, let me tell you, no country in the entire world can compare with it.
And fifty or a hundred years from now, no one will surpass it. Its civilization has penetrated the roots, it has penetrated the roots, down to the pores, completely different. Even when Chinese people go to Japan, they simply cannot understand it at all. I speak from personal experience: once when I was in Kobe, my pocket was rather shallow, and my wallet fell out at one of the exits of the Kobe subway, it fell right there.
It fell there, and by the time I realized it, half an hour had already passed. I walked all the way back to look for it, and it was full of ID cards. Walking all the way back, surprisingly, this wallet—just think about the pedestrian traffic, you can imagine how huge the pedestrian traffic at this subway exit was—people kept walking by, yet not a single person touched this wallet. Everyone saw this wallet, but no one touched it, ultimately.
They knew that the person who lost it would come back to look for it, everyone was just waiting for you to come back and look for it, no one touched it. Half an hour later I came back and found it. You say this—in the entire world, even in the US, you would find it impossible, you couldn't even imagine it, you couldn't even imagine it in the US. In a big city in the US, and this was a big city, you couldn't imagine this in the US. This is real, this is my real experience.
Another time, you ask, just how civilized is it? Some people say, how do Japanese people look down on Chinese people? Once at a subway exit in Tokyo, after I came out of the subway, there were many stations with probably more than a dozen exits, very large, seems like it was around Tokyo Station. I was looking for a hotel, I had booked my hotel there. Well, after I came down, I couldn't figure out which exit to go out of, I had no idea.
So I went to ask at the entrance, there was a Japanese ramen shop at the entrance, a small restaurant right there under the subway. There was a girl, and this girl looked very young, she might have been a student who had just graduated, a girl in her early twenties, wearing an apron at the entrance advertising to people, inviting people to come in here, asking people to come here to eat, standing right at the entrance. I ran over to ask her, I handed her a business card and said I wanted to go to this place.
This hotel, I said I had booked this hotel, and I said I didn't know which way to go. Well, this kid, she said, "Please wait a moment." That girl—truly, I spoke to her in Chinese, asking her for help, asking where something was, and I said I was Chinese. She said, "Please wait a moment," and I watched her walk inside, said a few words to someone who looked like a manager, took off her apron right there, and put it aside.
Then he followed me, and I didn't know what he wanted to do. He came out and said, "I'll take you there." We arrived at the subway entrance, but he didn't just point the way; he walked with me for about five minutes. I followed him for five minutes until we reached the place across the street from the hotel, without even crossing the road. He said to me, "Do you see? That hotel is where you are staying, because there is a big sign." He said, "That hotel is the one." You think about it—he walked out for five minutes just to show me, and then walked back, nodding at me the whole time. You think about this level of civilization; you see it in these small things.
So, later on, I did this: you see, my visa pages are filled with Japanese visas from a few years ago. Whenever I had free time, I would fly there. Sometimes I would go on weekends; back then I wasn't working on Fridays, so I'd take a break. Sometimes I would plan to drive to Lin'an in Hangzhou for hiking, but then I wouldn't go. Instead, I'd book a flight, boom, fly to Osaka, find a hotel, and stay there for a few days. On Sunday night or over the weekend, I would go there to read. Why go there to read?
It's quiet. In all of Japan, in any public place—of course, I went to relatively nice places—whenever you sit down, you feel a sense of profound quiet, peace, and friendliness. In China, look at Shanghai; it's all noisy. You look at Shanghai, you look at the subway. When I take the subway in Japan, you see that the Japanese don't talk; they don't make phone calls on the subway. Even the elderly ladies are very relaxed, wearing glasses, holding a book. In Japan, once you enter a large shopping mall—I have lived in Japan—the moment you step into the mall...
Look at the first floor of a shopping mall in China; do you know what the most expensive storefronts are used for? Buying gold, clothing, and cosmetics—it's all these types of counters. You go and look, it's all like that. The profit margins are high! A piece of cosmetic, some cosmetic product, a tiny little bottle, costs two yuan to make, and they sell it for over a hundred. The profit is high, and they are cheating people every day. Actually, they are cheating every day. Okay, you go to Japan, and as soon as you enter a large mall, you can immediately see a bookstore in the most prominent position. Bookstores. The Japanese love to read.
It is a learning-oriented country; it is constantly learning. What does it mean to be a learning country? What is the mentality of their people? It is a mentality of humility. Therefore, the Japanese always place themselves in a humble position, constantly learning. Only such a nation can continue to progress. China is like this: "I am the boss, I am awesome, I am the boss."
Eating pickles and rice at home every day, yet still acting like the boss. I don't even have to work, I don't even have work to do, I want to "liberate Taiwan." Damn it, you are like a "biesan" (a loser/bum) as they say in Shanghai, a total bumpkin. You live your life, you can't even afford to see a doctor when you're sick, yet you want to conquer civilization. You tell me, how evil is this country? How evil! Let me tell you, everyone remember this.
the evil of the CCP, the evil of this China, it wasn't just like this before. In the past, the people of this country were relatively civilized; for example, during the Republic of China era, it was relatively civilized. After these few decades of the Communist Party, it has turned into what? It has turned the entire country into an evil country. So you see, Chinese people are now fleeing, fleeing with their whole families.
It's like this when you talk to Chinese people. You just ask, "Why do you want to leave China?" The vast majority of people will tell you—those with a little bit of awareness, I'm not talking about the trashy people—they are the type who make money in the U.S. and then run back. Those with real awareness will say, "I'm doing it for the next generation." What does "for the next generation" mean? Actually, they are cursing, scolding this society, scolding this society.
This society, everyone remember, everyone remember, I, Hu Liren, tell you: if you still think that China, the current China, is pretty good, then you actually already have a lot of poison in your system, do you understand? It's gone too far. The current Chinese society is an extremely evil society, I can tell you all.
Think about it, everything you eat is poisonous. Which other country harms its own people like this? I have always said, do you know what a nation considers its own pride? It is reflected in the daily lives of its people. Just like this country, Japan.
Look, all the good products are domestic. In Japan, as long as it says "domestic product," it is the most expensive, it is the most expensive. They believe that their own country's products are the best, and they are willing to spend money to buy their own country's products, and it's like this every day. For example, in a supermarket, wealthy people don't buy other things; as long as it says "domestic," they can buy it at will. What is this? This is the confidence of a nation.
This is what is truly "far ahead," far ahead. Look at our country, you look at domestic products, you look at the people—don't even talk about county towns, even the farmers—you know that when they hear "domestic," they shake their heads, they shake their heads. When Chinese people go out to eat, the first thing they think is, "Oh, is this thing poisonous?" This is the vast difference in civilization; it is a world of difference from an evil country.
Remember my words: as long as someone is telling you that China is still not bad, that person is actually already poisoned. They are already poisoned because they fundamentally do not understand what civilization is, they do not understand what freedom is, what civilization is—they simply do not understand! Right now, Xi Jinping is courting death; Xi Jinping is courting death!
Now look at the South China Sea. After the U.S. dealt with Iran, they are about to deal with the CCP immediately; they are about to deal with the CCP immediately. Now they are letting the CCP see if it can handle things on its own. If those second-generation reds and second-generation officials can overthrow Xi Jinping on August 1st and drive him out of power, I think the politics of the CCP and China might have a major breakthrough.
A major breakthrough—those people understand this very clearly now. If you want to govern this country well, if you want to govern this country well, and you continue to use the CCP's methods, then in the future, Xi Jinping, Zhang Jinping, Li Jinping, Mao Zedong, Zhang Zedong, and Li Zedong will all emerge. Mao II, Mao III, Mao IV, and Mao V will all emerge, and the Chinese people will still live in an evil society.
Alright, I will stop here for this topic. I hope China can enter the ranks of civilized nations, or at least take a big step forward—a big step forward—which is to change the nature of the entire country. Do not go back; you must never go back to being North Korea. I was born when it was North Korea; it was just like North Korea. I was born in 1967, just think about it, the whole chaos. My mother often told me, she said when you were born, you would know to what extent Shanghai was in chaos. It was often like this, these things.
Thugs would go directly to the homes of capitalists to beat people up. They would loot everything; everything was looted. Our family had already been looted long ago, so we didn't suffer any impact during the Cultural Revolution. It was just the study sessions; it was just those landlords, rich people, counter-revolutionaries, and bad elements who were sent to study sessions. But the ordinary people at that time, the civilized people at that time, were the ones who were unlucky; civilized people were unlucky. Thank you all for watching, and I will see you in the next topic.