CCP Infighting Has Entered the Action Phase! Xi Jinping's Family Cannot Escape Prosecution. "Real China"

This video analyzes an article published by the CCP's state media regarding the internal power struggle between Mao Zedong and Wang Ming during the Long March. It argues that this is a signal of surrender from Xi Jinping amidst intensified internal party struggles and instability, potentially foreshadowing major political changes by the end of August. The host speculates that Xi Jinping may face forced removal from power and explores the possibility of future political structural reforms in China, including checks and balances and the separation of the military from the regime, to prevent the emergence of another dictator like Xi.

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Hello everyone. I just made a video about a very important article published on the Communist Party of China News Network. The article is very clear; it discusses how, during the Long March, Mao Zedong fought for power against people from the Comintern—specifically Wang Ming, as well as Bo Gu and Otto Braun, who were inclined toward the Comintern. These individuals were sent by the Comintern into the CCP to help advance the revolution. During the Long March, the Communist Party had been decimated, and while in flight, Mao began his power grab, which culminated in the Zunyi Conference. This article is about internal fighting. After this article was released, everyone within the party should be very clear: Xi Jinping is telling everyone that the current internal party struggle has reached a white-hot stage and can no longer be suppressed or covered up. Previously, many were skeptical and speculated without any real evidence, only seeing the surface. But after this article was published, everyone should be able to see that he is actually telling others—telling all Chinese people, both inside and outside the party—that it can no longer be covered up and has entered a white-hot stage.

Why has it reached a white-hot stage? Logically, if Xi Jinping firmly controlled power, it would not have reached this point, nor would such an article have been published. The very existence of this article is, in fact, a plea for mercy; it is an attempt at de-escalation. He means that he is focused on the grand political landscape and the big picture, rather than China's economy or the country's future direction. Xi Jinping claims he wants to protect the party, but in reality, he is harming it. With this article out, it is clear to everyone that the anti-Xi faction has likely gained the upper hand. By writing this, Xi Jinping is actually mobilizing the masses, hoping for more support. That is the significance of this article: to tell others that he has been challenged and that there is a group of people within the party causing trouble. Who are these people? Wang Ming, Bo Gu, and Otto Braun. Among them, Wang Ming was internal to the CCP, while others were external. Xi Jinping is also sending another signal: that there is infiltration by external forces. These "external forces" do not necessarily mean foreigners; they point toward reform and opening up, and toward the Western model. He is saying that what the Communist Party must fight is this group of people, and that if you oppose me, you are opposing the Communist Party, and you are pushing for that Western model. This is my analysis and speculation.

Think about it: if the Communist Party were stable, publishing this article would be meaningless. Xi Jinping reaching this point makes it very clear that his power is not as formidable as he boasts; it is certainly not overwhelming. Conversely, one could think that a large number of people within the party have gathered, and this force is overwhelming him. If I could overwhelm others, there would be no need for such intense struggle. According to his logic, as long as there were enough people in the party supporting him, he could immediately eliminate the opposition at the first sign of trouble, send them to prison, and deal with them within the Communist Party. But that is not the case with the Communist Party right now.

So we are inferring that this reflects how, after reaching a boiling point, action is about to be taken. I have been speculating that August 30 and 31, the end of August, is a crucial recent node for Xi Jinping to see if he can successfully push forward the Xi family dynasty. This coincides with information provided by certain people within the Party. Now it is from August 3 to August 30, with only twenty-odd days left. Moreover, this kind of struggle cannot drag on for too long; if it drags on, the opponent's strength will grow stronger because public opinion is now pushing back. Xi Jinping must now show his cards.

The time when the wind changes direction is precisely this point. I think this possibility is growing increasingly high—that before the end of August, the CCP has decided that everyone will show their cards. This process of showing cards, with no other way out, can only be resolved through military action. So has everyone noticed? A while ago, both sides of Beijing's Tiananmen Square were completely blocked off like an iron bucket. Xi Jinping is afraid that people making trouble will sneak in, and now the entire Tiananmen requires being searched three times. There are many videos online; we are not in the country, but people inside the country filmed them, and it has already become tense to this extent. The news I received is that Xi Jinping's security work is increasingly being stepped up. When he went to Shanghai a couple of days ago—in 2018 when he went to Shanghai, there were three thousand Central Security Bureau personnel guarding him—the news coming out this time is five thousand people, a huge scale, much heavier.

Therefore, these surface things we see have already proven that the level of danger Xi Jinping currently faces is extremely high. Inside the Chinese Communist Party, it is no longer a matter of you letting me step down or me letting you step down, but rather me forcing you to step down, you forcing me to step down, and forcing you to step down through military coercion. The interior of the Chinese Communist Party has already become like this; otherwise, he is unwilling to step down, so what can you do? Xi Jinping is unwilling to step down; once he steps down, he is finished. It is very likely that within twenty-some days, from now until the end of August, everyone will start taking action. Ordinary people probably feel completely unaware, just like in the Mao Zedong era when Deng Jinping arrested people in Zhongnanhai, including Hua Guofeng dealing with the Gang of Four—many people at the time had no idea, and it was only written about many years later. Now Xi Jinping is the same; once he is controlled, the media will immediately come out the next day. Control comes in two forms: one is to directly and completely deny him, treating him as a criminal for public trial, and people like Wang Yi must also go in together, just like the Gang of Four back then. Wang Hongwen, Zhang Chunqiao, Yao Wenyuan, and Jiang Qing—at that time television was scarce, but after recording them, they were made public on television. Now the internet is well-developed.

There is another possibility, which is to get him down and save face for him by making him suddenly fall ill. After all, things are currently like this, and nobody has made an announcement. Supposing a certain military region directly turns hostile, it will definitely issue an open letter to the people of the whole country and publish an article. Once this article is published, Xi Jinping will have no way out. Now people from the anti-Xi faction are letting him choose himself: whether to slowly step down for a soft landing, or face a hard landing entering the public trial stage. A soft landing means beginning a military retreat, which is during this period. As for public declarations, as everyone knows, Hu Liren's "Real China". Hu Liren, Real China, the democracy movement, overseas democracy movement, BRICS, Modi, Lujiazui, desperate struggle, live organ harvesting, practicing Falun Gong, beasts, exposing the Chinese Communist Party, alternative successor, Xi-Biden summit, Trump, Xi Jinping, Xi, the Xi-CCP, the CCP, the Chinese Communist nation, the Communist Party, Falun Gong, June Fourth, Tiananmen, the Dalai Lama, Xinjiang, Uyghurs, eliminating the CCP, propaganda, Russian daddy, Zhang Youxia, Cai Qi, Ding Xuexiang, Li Qiang, Wang Huning, Zhao Leji, Li Xi, He Weidong, Miao Hua, Liu Zhenli, Shi Taifeng, Huang Kunming, Chen Miner, Jimmy Lai, Trump-Xi summit. Right now it is Xi Jinping; from now until the end of August, the probability of being forcibly removed from office has become extremely high. I can tell from this article, otherwise publishing this article would have no meaning at all.

How did Mao Zedong fight Wang Ming? How did Mao Zedong finally gain control of the Chinese Communist Party? People like Wang Ming and Bo Gu were later directly removed from office. At that time it was called Wang Ming's

In the future, if Xi Jinping steps down this time, the internal leadership of the Chinese Communist Party will surely design a political and institutional framework superior to the one Deng Pigong designed back then—one that includes checks and balances, making it impossible for someone like Xi Jinping to emerge. The United States would lean more toward Western-style democracy, a democracy with the separation of powers. If the Chinese Communist Party can design such a system, it would also be a great democratic push for China's future. This is my thought. If a new political framework, personnel structure, and power design are to be created, we must never again allow someone like Xi Jinping to appear. You should not reach the level where you can stage a coup, and the military must be completely separated from politics. If you are in politics, you must absolutely not hold military power; you cannot simultaneously hold military power, state power, and party power. In the future, these three roles might be completely separate. This way, the risks are much smaller. Control over the military might be decentralized so that you cannot solely wield military power, nor can one person become a dictator. Such designs probably exist in Western countries and can be used as references.

I estimate that unless Xi Jinping wins—unless he rallies the anti-Xi factions together and then crushes the anti-Xi forces—the probability of him stepping down before the end of August is very high. Right now, it seems very unlikely that he can crush everyone else. This article is very important. Alright, we will leave this topic here. Thank you for watching, and see you in the next topic.