Has Xi Jinping Experienced Major Health Issues After Returning to Beijing from India?

The video discusses the signs of health deterioration shown by Xi Jinping during the BRICS summit in India, India-China relations and competition, China's domestic economic downturn and signs of pre-war preparation, as well as the political turmoil, purge of family members, and succession crisis that could be triggered should Xi Jinping fall from power.

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Hello friends, today's first live broadcast has started. Today I am still going to talk about Xi Jinping's current health issues. Over the past couple of days, many media outlets, including international media, have been discussing one thing: several things happened during Xi Jinping's visit to India, specifically during the BRICS summit held there.

First, did everyone see that when he stepped down from his Hongqi car, his walking posture was completely abnormal? He was entirely leaning to one side, just like someone whose foot had a problem, forcing himself through it. He was limping and walked a section of the road like that. This appeared in the news footage; this video clip is not a rumor, everyone is watching it, and international media are now discussing this matter.

Second, throughout the entire meeting, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi twice—right by his side at the time—observed his facial expression and condition, noticing something was not right, and directly asked him twice: "How is your health? Are you alright?" This happened twice, with numerous media cameras pointed right at them, and this is undeniable.

Third, that evening's banquet—because he went on the 12th, there was a banquet on the evening of the 12th—everyone attended except Xi Jinping. Given his scheduled role as a very important figure in this conference, his absence proved that Xi Jinping has indeed encountered major health problems. This is the third point I want to share with everyone.

And fourth, when Xi Jinping left New Delhi on the evening of the 13th, as he walked up the airstair of the airplane—he had to walk up there without a jet bridge—during this process, he was extremely strained and exhausted. It looked nothing like the way a normal person in their seventies would walk.

Now, let's talk about a suspected case of his health condition that I published last year; in fact, it has already proven that various problems with his physical body have manifested. Sometimes when a person falls ill, their condition isn't obvious in appearance; for instance, if someone has a tumor, you cannot tell. That person might occasionally feel unwell, and you might not notice. However, because Xi Jinping is such a crucial figure, everyone is staring at him now. Every time Xi Jinping appears in public, people study his physical condition because he is vital to the political landscape of China and even the entire world. If he were to fall, Chinese politics might completely reverse, and the world landscape might completely reverse, because Xi Jinping is someone who is completely turning back the wheel of history. Therefore, under these circumstances, everyone is studying this.

Based on this trip, I estimate his problems must be very serious and may have entered a major outbreak phase. I even estimate that in a dozen days or so—today is the 14th, ten days from now—his trip to the United States might also see major developments. Another thing to understand is that Xi Jinping was shaken during his time in India. The anti-communist sentiment in India is very strong, and the entire country of India is like this. India is actually completely antagonistic toward the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), and everyone should be clear about this. India and the CCP had a war in the early 1950s along the border, several wars in fact. The wars on the Sino-Indian border were quite fierce back then. This is history now, undeniable true history, and economically India and China are not complementary; they are in competition. For example, China and Russia are complementary: China has manufacturing capacity and Russia has energy. But India is different; India and China are completely different, clashing directly, meaning they are in a competitive relationship.

Another point is that India is currently snatching China's market. If you look at India's various economic indicators now, they completely surpass those of the CCP, with economic growth capacity far exceeding that of the CCP. The CCP has nothing left except bragging. As I mentioned before when talking about Shanghai—many people didn't believe me when I talked about certain things in China—a couple of days ago, self-media creators went to Lujiazui to film, and the buildings there were completely empty. Let me tell you, I asked some friends in Shanghai over the last couple of days, and many companies have closed down, completely closed down. Back then, the rent for one floor there was five to six million, seven to eight million, or even tens of millions a year—that was the kind of rent. Now, just think, who can afford that? People are fleeing before they even have a chance to think. International companies are fleeing China, which actually proves two things: first, China's economy has completely collapsed and everyone is fleeing; second, war may be approaching. The war I am talking about is not a Cold War but a hot war, which may be drawing near. What is Xi Jinping doing? He has constantly been doing things that provoke war.

Now, if you look at what Xi Jinping is currently doing, it is all pre-war preparation work. This is what Xi Jinping is currently doing, and when did this pre-war preparation work begin? It actually started over twenty years ago, beginning when Hu Jintao came to power and heavily developed the military industry, which had already set the tone back then. Therefore, many people talk about Hu Jintao; I completely negate Hu Jintao because when Hu Jintao came to power—that was after 2000, look at 2001, around 2003, Hu Jintao came to power—after staying for ten years until Xi Jinping took power in 2013, Hu Jintao did something after taking power around 2003: he vigorously developed military-industrial enterprises. Hu Jintao is actually brain-damaged, truly brain-damaged. He made this matter public. Actually, developing military strength should be done quietly, but by messing with these military-industrial enterprises, what did he turn it into? An arms race. Well, the West gradually began to pay attention to the CCP after that event. Many countries saw that, wow, your country's economy is getting better now, but you are spending massive amounts of money to develop the military—not just developing, but neglecting people's livelihood and entirely developing military aspects. Thus, everyone concluded that you have become a global crisis, a ticking time bomb. You see, the CCP's politics back then was actually a ticking time bomb; its politics were completely different from the West. It would have been fine if you just built up the military domestically, but by that time the Soviet Union had already disintegrated, and Russia had started to become somewhat pro-Western, with its political state gradually resembling the West, moving toward a semi-democratic country. Meanwhile, the CCP later turned back into a totalitarian regime. Therefore, I say Xi Jinping coming to power, and the emergence of Xi Jinping in China, is an over

process, rather than appearing suddenly; he is inevitable, an inevitable product.

So right now, Xi Jinping's health is facing major problems, and there is no successor whatsoever. If Xi Jinping goes back and quickly designates a successor—because he is supposed to hold a very important meeting in October, and since it is already September, that meeting is about to take place next month—if a successor is designated then, perhaps someone will suddenly be appointed as his successor, or someone rather ambiguous will appear. Then I think China might genuinely experience a major turning point.

There are two possibilities now. One possibility is that he appoints someone from his own family; another possibility is that he appoints an outsider. If an outsider is appointed, everyone can open bottles of wine to celebrate. Why? Because everyone must remember, as long as Xi Jinping designates an outsider—someone with a different surname—to be his successor, no matter who it is, even if their relationship with Xi Jinping is extremely good, no matter who it is, Xi Jinping's entire family will not escape retroactive accountability. Xi Jinping has raised himself up too high; with Xi Jinping Thought and the Xi Jinping line, in the end, the assets of his entire family will be completely audited and tracked down, completely investigated, and they might even be overthrown. Xi Jinping's ultimate end will be just like Mao's, the same as Mao's family. This is the price you pay for wanting to be a dictator; in fact, this is a universal philosophy across the world, a philosophy you cannot escape from. All these dictators cannot escape it. This is just like a lever: the harder you push the lever, the faster you fall when you die. This is exactly Xi Jinping's situation right now, precisely this situation.

Therefore, Xi Jinping's only path—if he wants his entire family to survive, if his entire team wants to survive—the only possibility is for him to forcibly push through and have his own daughter take over. But what problem will this create? Internal strife within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) will likely erupt immediately, and civil war will start right away. Then Xi Jinping will have to bear the pressure of a civil war. If Xi Jinping does not use his daughter to replace him, or his family members to replace him, then it is very likely that he will groom someone with a different surname as his successor. But if he grooms a successor with a different surname, then Xi Jinping is finished. What is this like? It is like Jiang Zemin's family, like Hu Jintao's family. Look at Hu Jintao's family: Hu Jintao, you see, Hu Jintao was ultimately dragged out of the venue. Hu Jintao's family members are actually all treated like hostages, just like hostages. Look at Hu Jintao's son, Hu Haifeng, who later became the deputy director of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, the Vice Minister of Civil Affairs. These are all nominal positions. Hu Jintao's son Hu Haifeng walks on swords every day, dances on the edge of a knife. You have no normal life, and you absolutely cannot afford any trouble. The moment anything goes wrong with you, you might be finished.

In fact, back then when Xi Jinping had Hu Jintao dragged out of the meeting hall, it had long since doomed Hu's family to the final fate of being purged by the entire faction. Inside the CCP, there is no such thing as 'you have a good relationship with me, I have a good relationship with you.' In the past, how good was the relationship between Liu Shaoqi and Mao Zedong? They were even from the same hometown, right? Liu Shaoqi strongly backed Mao Zedong at the time, and later Liu Shaoqi was like a successor to Mao, right? In the end, just think, he was starved to death. Liu Shaoqi died a very miserable death; when Liu Shaoqi died, he was nothing but skin and bones, extremely miserable. Therefore, when Liu Shaoqi's wife, Wang Guangmei, was released from Qincheng Prison in the 1970s, what was the first thing she wanted to do? She wanted to smash, to demolish Mao's memorial hall. Just think, they later became enemies, sworn enemies, getting rid of her husband and all her family members. This is history; this is history.

So looking at Xi Jinping right now, let's see during this period whether a major event will happen in China. Within the CCP, if Xi Jinping were to fall, just imagine how many people within the CCP are waiting for his position, how many people want to devour him. I was saying in my program yesterday that it is entirely possible that Xi Jinping might even be poisoned by someone. Once you reach the top, once you are at the top, some things within the CCP are unknown to outsiders—you simply don't know what Cai Qi's real thoughts are, nor do you know what Li Qiang's thoughts are. You have no idea, right? Everyone is staring at that position. Cai Qi has his own motives; these anti-Xi forces are in confrontation with Xi Jinping. And if the anti-Xi forces were to surge forward, the number of people in the anti-Xi camp is far, far greater than the number in the pro-Xi camp. Why? Because Xi Jinping himself is isolated, like a public enemy of China. Look at how many people he has arrested; everyone also knows that those closest to Xi Jinping's team, everyone knows that Xi Jinping has caused evil and ruined the national economy. Don't the people around him know? They have complete mastery of these real data, so they also need to leave themselves a backup plan. Think about it: Cai Qi has served as a CCP official for a lifetime, for the better part of his life. If Xi Jinping were to fall, Cai Qi and his entire family would be thrown into Qincheng Prison—punishments inside the CCP wipe out entire families. He also has to leave a backup plan. What kind of backup plan? He might collude with other anti-Xi factions, saying, 'I am cutting a deal with you; if you win in the future, spare my life.' Things inside the CCP are always like this. Including when Mao's family and relatives were taken down back then, in fact, among the other anti-Mao forces, there were also people within their ranks who preserved themselves and protected each other. Everyone can understand this.

So it is very likely that Xi Jinping has already developed major issues. He is also getting up there in age; Xi Jinping must be around 74, 73... yes, over 73, going on 74. His birthday has already passed, and he is about to turn 74. Just think about a 74-year-old person. Look at many people in China like Xi Jinping—and look at Mao. Remember when Mao was 74? Around 1971 or 1972, when Mao met with Nixon, he was around the same age as Xi Jinping is now, roughly two or three years older, maybe two years older. When Mao met Nixon, he was about 75 years old, and he was already failing physically. People were saying—as everyone put it—that he was already at his limit. These people lead unrestrained lives. Xi Jinping is the same. If you are a healthy person, some people are still mountain climbing in their eighties, and in their seventies they are in extremely good shape. But look at Xi Jinping—let's look back at how Xi Jinping has appeared time and time again. Look at his demeanor, his behavior; he doesn't look like a normal person at all. When he reads scripts, sometimes he reads characters incorrectly. I think there are two possibilities for mispronouncing characters: one is that he genuinely doesn't understand the character; the second possibility is that someone might have reminded him before, and the system might have even added pinyin annotations for him—I don't know if he is even familiar with pinyin—with the correct characters written right above. But his cognitive capacity might not keep up, his thought process might not keep up, resulting in mispronunciations and reading wrong characters. Both possibilities exist.

So looking at Xi Jinping's history, especially these past few years, his pressure must indeed be immense. Just think about a person arresting so many officials; last year over a million were arrested. The deputy head of the CCP Organization Department told me it was close to two million, though they officially reported over one million—they reported 1.01 million. Just imagine how immense that pressure is. He is essentially purging the entire CCP team, cleaning out the entire CCP faction. Just think how heavy that pressure is. Look at Xi Jinping—just look at how many bodyguards are protecting his security right now. Think about it: under normal circumstances, there wouldn't be any need for that many. This proves that he already knows many people are plotting against him. And there is one more point I want to remind everyone of: the ordinary people in China today are at a life-and-death struggle with the CCP. Look at these past couple of days—yesterday or today, another incident happened. In Guangzhou, a random attack, an indiscriminate attack occurred in Guangzhou. Look at this, there is a piece of news I saw today. Just think, ordinary people have no way to live; having no way to live makes people go crazy. There are 250 million mentally ill people in the country. Just think about it, you wouldn't dare live in that kind of place; people are scrambling to escape. This country can explode with all sorts of things at any moment. This comes from the bottom, while the people at the top with guns, cannons, and armed forces are going to go head-to-head with Xi Jinping.

Therefore, Xi Jinping is now effectively chaining his entire family to his fate. The moment Xi Jinping falls—if Xi Jinping falls—all of Xi Jinping's overseas assets will be subjected to retroactive accountability, including his sister Xi Qiaoqiao, his other sister, his two sisters, and his younger brother. All family assets will completely fail to be protected. Those assets are massive. Once the CCP opens the box on Xi Jinping's assets in the future, can you imagine? That would be just like what I calculated before: how much is China's foreign exchange deficit? The foreign exchange reserves are short by USD 3 trillion, 3 trillion US dollars. Therefore, all these people will ultimately face the death penalty once Xi Jinping's entire family is liquidated in the future. His entire family will face the death penalty; not a single person can survive, no, absolutely none. At the very least, they would be locked up inside forever, and furthermore, this is Xi Jinping...

Families cannot overturn their situation, just like Mao's family—do you see Mao's family unable to overturn their situation? Whatever system is implemented for however many years, it lasts that long. Mao's position was closed down; at the time it was closed for about 18 or 20 years. Jiang Qing was imprisoned until her death. None of these people could escape their youth, so now everyone sees—as I said a few months ago—that Xi Jinping has entered a do-or-die stage. Now he has truly entered a do-or-die stage. Think about it: a person in his 70s. Suppose, look, suppose I am 50 years old, and if I am not feeling very well, it might be because I didn't sleep well last night, or perhaps I stayed up late last night. For a period of time, my health might not be so good, maybe I got a bit frail. Think about Xi Jinping in his 70s: how powerful is his medical team? The most powerful medical team in all of China is dedicated to him, all revolving around him, and yet you see such a problem has appeared.

Well, we look forward to Xi Jinping falling early so that the entire China can undergo a heaven-turning and earth-overturning change. What is Xi Jinping's ultimate enemy? It is God, it is the Lord. It is God who is now punishing him, punishing this sinner. Therefore, looking at Xi Jinping's current situation, it is all God taking action. Alright, I'll chat with everyone about this topic here. Thank you for watching, and see you in the next program.