Xi Jinping Vows: Politics First, All the Way!

The video focuses on Xi Jinping leading officials to present flowers at the Monument to the People's Heroes on September 30. Hu Liren compares this ceremony to practices during the Deng Xiaoping era, and criticizes the CCP's propaganda about its own history, drawing from historical narratives such as the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, the Anti-Japanese War, Pan Hannian, Fang Zhimin, and the family of Cai Qi. He also recounts his family's experience of being robbed and discusses resource extraction issues in places like Xinjiang and Tibet.

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Today I want to discuss a topic with everyone: On September 30, Xi Jinping went to the Monument to the People's Heroes in Tiananmen Square and led his cabinet in a political event of presenting flower baskets. You may not know yet that activities like this were very common in the Mao era. By the Deng Xiaoping era, such activities were practically non-existent. I have checked the entire era of Deng Xiaoping's administration, and Deng Xiaoping never did this.

Why did Deng Xiaoping not do this at the time? In fact, Deng Xiaoping was well aware of the political nature of the CCP. At that time, he hoped for reform and opening-up, and wanted to avoid certain political events and political figures. Almost everything he did was related to the economy or the people's livelihood.

Under these circumstances, he kept avoiding these matters. For example, visiting the Monument to the People's Heroes exaggerates the history of the CCP; he tried to minimize mentioning the history of the CCP. You can see that Xi Jinping is completely different; re-walking the Long March route and things like that are actually all about bringing up the history of the CCP. Let me analyze for everyone why Xi Jinping wants to do this.

Xi Jinping's purpose in doing this is to legitimize what he is doing now. Look, Xi Jinping is now robbing ordinary people and robbing the rich everywhere. Right? You can see that everything Xi Jinping does is like this. The evils he is committing now were very rare throughout the entire reform and opening-up period; even if the Communist Party wanted to do them back then, they did them quietly.

Xi Jinping is different now; he does it with great fanfare: arresting rich people, looting the wealth of the people, and making the people's wealth evaporate. He wants to legitimize this matter, which is actually rebellious and extremely evil. Wealth that people have worked for generations to create was robbed by the Communist Party overnight, robbed by Xi Jinping's regime overnight.

If he wants to legitimize this matter, he has to do one thing: propagate the history of the Chinese Communist Party. The history of the Communist Party is actually a history of robbery. Look at Xi Jinping presenting flower baskets to the Monument to the People's Heroes on September 30. Everyone should know, what did those so-called people's heroes on the monument do? When we look at any event, we shouldn't argue with words; we must look at the essence of the event.

What the Communist Party calls people's heroes, from the beginning of the Party's formation, did one thing called the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army. What was the slogan of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army at that time? It was "Down with local tyrants and distribute their land." In other words, what was the most important task of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army? To rob the rich.

This is their nature. Everything the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army did along the way, and all those so-called heroes killed, were the wealthiest people, the affluent class, the gentry class, successful people, and thinkers of that society at the time.

When it comes to the period of the Anti-Japanese War, if you look at history, the entire process of the Anti-Japanese War was fought by the Kuomintang. The Kuomintang was the central army, participated in the entire Anti-Japanese War, and furthermore, Western countries also participated. For example, the United States also participated and supported China's war of resistance. Throughout the Anti-Japanese War, the Communist Party always hid its center in Yan'an. They had some so-called anti-Japanese guerrillas hiding in deep mountains and old forests.

What were they doing at that time? Robbing ordinary people. Everything I am saying is true. Our family is from Shangyu, Zhejiang, and I have mentioned in my program before that we were robbed twice. Our family used to be an affluent class. Were my grandfather's family and maternal grandfather's family not robbed? My maternal grandfather's family was in town, so it's harder to say; my grandfather's family was on the edge of the town, in a place called Houzhouwang. We, the Hu family, used to be notables there and had a large courtyard.

That house was not very large, probably about seven or eight thousand square feet by today's standards, or about 6,600 square feet as Americans would say. It was a two-story courtyard house built in the late Qing or early Republic era, featuring railings, perimeter walls, a front garden, a back patio, and additional structures like a shed, side rooms, and a rear building. Our little courtyard was quite beautiful, covering over an acre, or about seven or eight hundred square meters, and it contained many antique items.

I remember when I was a child, our home had many German clocks; every room had one, along with mantel clocks and grandfather clocks. Every hour, they would chime. Our family used to be very wealthy and was robbed twice. My father had memories of both incidents; he was very young at the time, only a few years old.

During the first robbery, they used two large boats to leave from the backyard, as there was a river behind the house. A vast amount of the family's furniture and other belongings were cleared out, and the family members were also dealt with. Who were the robbers? It was Tan Qilong, whom I have mentioned to you all before. He later became the Governor of Sichuan Province and, I believe, also served as the Governor of Anhui and Shandong provinces. At that time, they were called the Siming Mountain Revolutionary Guerrilla Force, specifically the 35th Detachment, and they came to rob us twice. After the robbery, they even beat people, including members of my family.

My father once gave me an oral account of these two robberies. I asked him what the situation was like in the whole area, and he said that the Jiangnan region was the most prosperous place in the entire Republic of China era. The Ningbo and Shaoxing areas, especially places near Ningbo, were all like that. Siming Mountain is near Yuyao, Ningbo, and has now become a tourist area, complete with a monument and memorial hall for the Siming Mountain Revolutionary Base. I say that this memorial hall is actually a bandit memorial hall.

Throughout the War of Resistance, over those eight years, they robbed the wealthy people there countless times; they would come to rob periodically. Our family was robbed twice. After the first time, there was nothing left in the house, so we had to spend money to buy things again. My grandfather was in Shanghai at the time and was very wealthy, working with others to run a department store. He was also the general manager of a Shanghai flour mill, a company owned by the Rong Yiren family, called the Fuxing Flour Mill.

My grandfather was the general manager of the Fuxing Flour Mill, located near the Jiangning Road Bridge in Shanghai, which later became the Shanghai Flour Mill. Later still, it became the property of the Communist Party. Furthermore, the enterprises of the Rong Zongjing family were also looted; Rong Zongjing was Rong Yiren's father. Their so-called public-private partnership was just a way to loot all the enterprises.

Look at the Communist Party during the War of Resistance against Japan; the so-called heroes on the Monument to the People's Heroes were just people who came out to rob the common folk. That is why the Communist Party suddenly grew strong after the war, having obtained massive amounts of gold, silver, and treasure, making a fortune from the war. While the whole country was falling and more than half of China was occupied by Japan, what was the Communist Party doing?

At that time, there was a leader in Shanghai named Pan Hannian, who specifically provided intelligence on the Kuomintang Central Army to the Japanese military. The Kuomintang and the Communist Party had the First United Front, and many Communists had infiltrated the Kuomintang. During the war, the Communist Party was able to obtain some military intelligence from the Kuomintang.

This intelligence was provided to the Japanese through Pan Hannian. Pan Hannian was Zhou Enlai's deputy; Zhou Enlai was in charge of espionage. The people the Communist Party had infiltrated into the Kuomintang, including some generals, kept obtaining intelligence, which was then passed to the Japanese through the Japanese consulate in Shanghai at the time. Because of this, the Japanese were able to precisely obtain information on the Kuomintang's firepower deployment and troop movement trajectories, making the Kuomintang's situation throughout the war extremely tragic.

Later, because Pan Hannian knew too much, the Communist Party arrested him in the 1950s, and he died in prison not long after. That was the outcome for Pan Hannian. The Communist Party later rehabilitated him. Why did the Communist Party want him dead? It was because Pan Hannian knew too much at the time—he knew the dark history of the CCP.

Let's talk about the "People's Heroes" again. Among the people's heroes that Xi Jinping promotes now, there was a man named Fang Zhimin from Yiyang, Jiangxi. I specifically went to Yiyang, Jiangxi, for an inspection when I was working on the Dexing Copper Mine project. I learned from people who understood that history that Fang Zhimin was just a bandit who robbed houses and hijacked vehicles in that area.

I have mentioned that Cai Qi's father was also a bandit. Cai Qi's ancestral home is not Fujian, but Zhejiang. After committing crimes in his hometown, he fled to the border area of Jiangxi, Anhui, and Zhejiang, where he became a bandit in Yiyang, Jiangxi, alongside Fang Zhimin, and joined Fang Zhimin's ranks. Later, they encountered an international incident.

Fang Zhimin had kidnapped the Dorns, a pair of American missionaries, and demanded that the American church pay hundreds of thousands of silver dollars for their release. All these historical facts can be verified, and there are records in the U.S. Department of State. The Dorns were Christians and missionaries who were unwilling to pay. Later, when Fang Zhimin did not get the money, he brutally murdered the Dorns.

They had a daughter who had just been born. Later, local church members took the child in, secretly sent her back to Shanghai, and then from Shanghai back to the United States. This person later wrote a memoir about her parents.

Later, Fang Zhimin was captured by the Republic of China government because the incident was too big and had alarmed the U.S. Department of State. He was paraded through the streets and later executed by firing squad. Cai Qi's father fled the border area of Jiangxi and Zhejiang at that time, also fleeing the so-called revolutionary base, and went to the deep mountains of Fujian. He changed his name and left the Communist Party.

After the Communist Party won, he claimed he had been a guerrilla and told this history. According to the time he joined the Party, which was likely in the 1920s or 1930s, he should have held a high rank, but he only ended up as a small official locally. This is the history of the Cai Qi family. I once talked about the entire criminal history of the Cai Qi family in a program.

Cai Qi later attended a worker-peasant-soldier college because his father was a local official. Although he was a minor official, he came from a red family background. While others could not get into college, he managed to enter one in 1975 or 1974. This is the history of Cai Qi.

After Cai Qi attended the worker-peasant-soldier college, he had some education and later worked his way up in the Fujian Provincial Committee. After Xi Jinping went to Fujian, he happened to meet him, and he became Xi's deputy. Thus, he rose all the way up, from Fujian and Fuzhou to the Fuzhou Municipal Committee—it seems it was the Fuzhou Municipal Committee first—and then continued to rise until he became the second-in-command, becoming a trusted aide to Xi Jinping. This is history, and this is the "goodness" of the Communist Party.

After the War of Resistance against Japan ended, the Communist Party preserved its strength, looted a massive amount of wealth from the common people, and then colluded with the Soviet Union and the Kim family in North Korea at the time. Back then, North Korea was still under collective leadership by the People's Military. The Kuomintang (KMT) troops in the Northeast later faced the Communist Party, which had always been in contact and collusion with the Japanese military.

At that time, after the Japanese military surrendered, they left many weapons in the Northeast and northern regions. A large number of northern areas were later taken over by the Communist Party. After the Communist Party took over, a portion of the Japanese military remained within the Communist ranks because the Japanese military had strong combat effectiveness, tactics, and capabilities in all aspects, and they had been fighting all along. The "Fourth Field Army Japanese veterans" and "returning to their hometown" incidents that everyone has seen refer to the fact that many Japanese soldiers stayed behind at that time.

It wasn't just the Japanese military; there were also many Koreans among the Japanese forces. During the war, Japan conscripted many laborers from Korea, and these people later joined the Communist Party and the Communist army, which was the Fourth Field Army. The army fought all the way from the north to the south, eventually seizing the entire mainland, forcing the KMT to retreat to Taiwan. This is the true history.

Who were these people in the KMT? Who were the people the Communist Party fought against in the so-called War of Liberation? The KMT troops were all heroes of the War of Resistance. The people the Communist Party killed were all wealthy individuals, intellectuals, the gentry class, and successful people. I am talking about the period before 1949. The subsequent so-called civil war was actually not a civil war at all; it was an invasion by the Soviet Union.

After the Communist Party was established and seized power, the founding father of China was Stalin. There are many videos from that time that one can watch. The regime in China at that time was called the Soviet regime; the Soviet regime was the Soviet Union's regime. The people they killed along the way were all heroes of the War of Resistance. So, what is the Monument to the People's Heroes? It is a monument to evil robbers, and the people on it were all mass murderers.

Why is Xi Jinping doing these things now? From now on, why does Xi Jinping lead his cabinet members every September 30th—that is, his subordinates Li Qiang, Cai Qi, Chen Wenqing, Li Shulei, and others, as well as the current members of the National People's Congress and the CPPCC—to collectively pay respects at the Monument to the People's Heroes? What is the Monument to the People's Heroes?

The Communist Party has always talked about the Japanese visiting the Yasukuni Shrine, which enshrines Japanese war criminals. Some Japanese war criminals killed foreigners, not Japanese people. In fact, the CCP also has its own Yasukuni Shrine; the Monument to the People's Heroes is the CCP's Yasukuni Shrine. The people on the monument killed the Chinese people, killed China's elite, and were the most outstanding and top-tier group of people in China.

If you look at the people on this Monument to the People's Heroes and review the history of Communist Party killings I just mentioned, you will know who they truly slaughtered. The people who were killed should have been revered by the entire nation; they were the leaders of Chinese civilization. Now, the brain-dead followers of the Communist Party go to raise the flag and pay tribute to the "martyrs" at the Monument to the People's Heroes, but these "martyrs" are all bandits and robbers; the people they killed are the true souls and heroes of the entire nation. The Communist Party has turned everything upside down.

This is the true history of the Communist Party. Young people, especially young people, must understand this. Once you understand the history of the Chinese Communist Party, understand their opponents, and know who the people on the Monument to the People's Heroes killed and who their guns were aimed at, and who were the people they slaughtered, you will know what the essence of the Communist Party is. The essence of the Communist Party is just like this.

The family history I mentioned is true; everyone can go and check it. During the entire War of Resistance, what did they do? What did they do after the war? What did they do before the war? Fighting local tyrants and dividing the land—the history of the Communist Party is just like this.

Why did Xi Jinping specifically establish a "Martyrs' Day" after 2014, which is September 30th? October 1st is National Day. Every September 30th, Xi Jinping unfailingly leads everyone to pay respects at the Communist Party's Yasukuni Shrine. This is what everyone must remember: the CCP's founding shrine is the Monument to the People's Heroes. That place is filled with the ghosts of demons hovering above.

So many students were killed in that same place, mowed down by machine guns and crushed by tanks. The Communist Party's army killed all these people. Who has the Communist Party killed since taking power? Landlords, capitalists, rightists, and they have also slaughtered their own people. The Communist Party also kills Tibetans, Hui people, and Yi people. The Yi people were originally autonomous.

In order to seize their wealth, I once made a video analyzing Xinjiang. If you ask how evil the Communist Party is? Look, they extracted their oil and dug up their coal. Xinjiang is a place of a different ethnic group; they extracted their oil, dug up their coal, and in the end, still slaughtered a large number of Xinjiang people. Places like Qinghai are also areas of different ethnic groups; historically, they were foreign territories.

Like the emperors of China, they had diplomatic envoys; they were originally foreign peoples and did not belong to the territory of China at all. Under these circumstances, they extracted their oil, dug up their coal, and in the end, still slaughtered a large number of Xinjiang people. Tibet is the same; Tibet has a large number of mines, and an enterprise called Tibet Mining is there digging for minerals. The Tibetan Plateau has a massive amount of mineral resources.

Now the roads are all open, and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is mining extensively in that area. That place does not belong to Tibet. Why does the CCP call it an autonomous region? That place itself is not part of China, yet the CCP only talks about Xi Jinping. Xi Jinping is now trying to legitimize his entire process of plunder by digging up the old history of the CCP and using it for propaganda. This is the purpose of the CCP.

Therefore, on September 30, Xi Jinping led a collective visit to the CCP's founding shrine—the Monument to the People's Heroes. This is the history of the CCP.