Interpretation of Key Points from the 20th Central Committee Fifth Plenary Session

Zhai Shanying provided an in-depth interpretation in his program regarding the core content of the 20th CCP Central Committee's Fifth Plenary Session and the political situation reflected by the meeting. He pointed out that the Fifth Plenary Session highlights Xi Jinping's supreme status and absolute power within the party, but it is simultaneously accompanied by the CCP's complete decoupling from military leadership, frequent replacements of senior officials, and the severe White Terror brought about by high-level purges, warning overseas listeners not to harbor illusions about internal reform within the CCP.

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Hey friends, hello everyone! Today, because I had to handle a rather urgent matter regarding some US stock issues that I've been involved with and had to contact people about, I'm late, I'm very sorry, very sorry. Oh, there are still a lot of messy things to deal with now. Friends, hello everyone, today is Friday, October 30, 2026. Welcome everyone to Zhai Shanying's YouTube channel to chat and relax. Domestic friends, sleep aid; overseas friends, stay awake.

There are two months left until 2027, 2026 is about to pass, there are still two months, fast right? Fast right? Five-sixths have passed, and in two months we'll be in 2027. Today, I'm going to talk about just one main topic: the CCP's 20th Central Committee Fifth Plenary Session. This Fifth Plenary Session is the most important plenary meeting attended by all core personnel of the CCP during the fucking idiot Xi Jinping's third term.

That's so many core personnel. It convened on October 26, 2026, and ended on October 29. Ah, after this plenary session, the remaining year and a little more of Xi Jinping's term for the transition can be seen to some extent as garbage time. The final results of many past matters and predictions of some future matters can be clearly displayed in the conclusions of this plenary session, and everyone can know them.

So today I will interpret this Fifth Plenary Session. Before interpreting it, let's first look at its procedural sequence. I always say we should follow logic, which is that the 20th Central Committee Fifth Plenary Session was convened, and before that, looking at the entire 20th Central Committee, what are the situations? Up to the Fifth Plenary Session, how many bizarre scenes are there? Such plenary sessions are changes in the most core organizational situation within the five-year governing period of every head of the dictatorial party that enslaves the Chinese nation under the CCP.

According to convention, after the Cultural Revolution, there are seven sessions for seven plenums: the first and second plenums are the continuation of the previous term, and the final sixth and seventh connect to the next term, so the third, fourth, and fifth are the most important. Plenary sessions are able to display the various aspects of how this slave master of the CCP rules this country every five years.

Well, for the 20th government of the CCP, the 20th Central Government, what is the final result? Who are the people related to Xi Jinping's third term? Including General Secretary of the Central Committee, the fucking idiot Xi Jinping alone, this is his third consecutive term. Seven members of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee, which includes the fucking idiot Xi Jinping. Twenty-four members of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee, including the seven Standing Committee members.

Two hundred and five members of the Central Committee, two hundred and five members including the twenty-four members of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee, and one hundred and seventy-one alternate members of the Central Committee. Now, according to the rules of the CCP plenary sessions, these one hundred and seventy-one alternate members are those who, every time the delegates to the National People's Congress select the 20th Central Committee members, enter the Central Committee if the number of votes is sufficient, and become alternate members if the votes are insufficient, ranked according to the number of votes.

Therefore, every time the Central Committee holds a meeting, by the stroke of the surname, those starting with 'Ding' definitely sit in the best, front-most positions. Seats are ordered by the strokes of surnames, while alternate members are ranked by the number of votes received during the National People's Congress election. When one Central Committee member leaves, one alternate member steps up to the stage, moving up one by one based on who has more votes, advancing, advancing, advancing, up to one hundred and seventy-one.

This is the 20th Central Committee, the 205 members and 171 alternate members—376 people in total—who form the entire governing body of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) for managing the country. This is the core pillar team of 376 people that Xi Jinping has assembled to rule this country during his third term.

Since the 20th Central Committee is already in Xi Jinping's third term, war is impossible—I will tell you why in a moment. Yes, it's too late; I have already mentioned that, dealing with some urgent matters that have arisen. He already has over ten years of experience as a fucking idiot dictator governing the CCP.

Therefore, this third term, the 20th, what does this guarantee? It guarantees that the 376 people he selected as the CCP's pillar team have all passed his strict political vetting and gone through all the layers of the CCP's selection mechanism before finally entering the core team of 376 members of the 20th Central Committee. Just think, if you select people this way, shouldn't they all be your loyalists, tested through time? Strict political vetting, everything is there.

So, when this fucking idiot established the 20th Central Committee, he must have intended to use these 376 people to help him achieve the political, economic, social, military, and diplomatic goals he set for his third term. It must be so, these 376 people.

However, because this fucking idiot Xi Jinping, during his first two terms—perhaps he didn't realize it himself—made a massive number of reckless and perverse decisions (we won't go into them, Xiong'an, Hainan, etc., too many to list), it has led to enormous, irreparable crises for both the CCP and the People's Republic of China. I have discussed this in detail before, so I won't repeat it today.

This has resulted in Xi Jinping actually being in a massive quagmire throughout his third term, starting from the moment the 20th Central Committee was formed to manage the country.

This situation became apparent after the First and Second Plenary Sessions of the 20th Central Committee, which confirmed the personnel changes. Listen to me: those who have been following for over three years know, they all know, that this situation led to the difficult birth of the 20th Third Plenary Session. The six little pigs were arguing with the big pig, with Xi Jinping, about his proposal to bring in the 'Mother of the Nation' and form structures similar to the Cultural Revolution Leading Group, etc. This led to the 20th Third Plenary Session being delayed by more than a year.

Moreover, the meeting, which should have been a major adjustment of the CCP's strategic direction, was turned into a compromise meeting about continuing so-called reform and opening up, which was inconsequential. Xi Jinping probably hated the compromises of the Third Plenary Session, but he had no choice. Because that result had already passed, all the decisions and resolutions that appeared at the Third Plenary Session—such as establishing a unified national market, deepening the reform of central and local fiscal and tax relations, deepening land system reform, promoting urban-rural integration, improving the military leadership and management system, deepening the reform of the joint operations system, etc.—have seen no real progress or results after a year. The term of the 20th government and the 20th Central Committee is ending, and these goals set by the Third Plenary Session have basically seen no real progress.

Furthermore, because the Third Plenary Session was a difficult birth, the issue of CCP party building, which is very critical, should have been discussed. The 20th Fourth Plenary Session was even harder to produce. Faced with increasingly unsolvable internal party contradictions and political problems, this is why Xi Jinping went after Zhang Youxia. He had previously tried to resolve things through persuasion and education, but he found that it didn't work within the party because he is too incompetent. All his ideas are shitty ideas, yet he is very confident in his shitty ideas. So he felt that because others disagreed with him during communication, he tried to persuade them; but because he is so incompetent, others saw it, couldn't be persuaded, and he felt they were the problem. The Fifth Plenary Session changed this, and we will talk about the results of that change in a moment.

Therefore, in the end, in a rush, they had to turn the 20th Fourth Plenary Session into a meeting to ensure the timely release of the CCP's 15th Five-Year Development Plan! This fucking idiot broke the historical precedent of the CCP since the Cultural Revolution. Every time, the Five-Year Development Plan should be determined at the Fifth Plenary Session, but the time was pushed back. If the Fourth Plenary Session hadn't been held, the Five-Year Development Plan would have been delayed. So, in the end, under these rushed circumstances without time, the CCP's 15th Five-Year Development Plan did not follow the process of compiling plans by previous CCP central governments—that is, first obtaining goals and needs for the next five years from various localities, then adding the goals and needs of various state ministries, then negotiating and integrating them with local governments and ministries, and finally compiling them. That was gone. Because the CCP central government had no time, they directly set a development plan, regardless of whether the localities could complete it, and then issued it to local governments and ministries for them to execute.

So judging from the current progress, the 15th Five-Year Development Plan hastily rolled out by the Chinese Communist Party for the Fourth Plenary Session has clearly already ended in failure. Because the most core idea of this plan was to expand domestic demand, yet in 2026, the first year of the 15th Five-Year Plan, not only was it not rolled out, but domestic demand in the Chinese Communist Party's sphere continues to shrink. And where is the terrifying part of this shrinkage? It is that in 2026, in order to give the first year of the 15th Five-Year Plan a good starting year, the Chinese Communist Party poured 7 trillion yuan into new major infrastructure projects such as computing power infrastructure.

They added 7 trillion yuan in consumer investment, investing 7 trillion yuan into new computing power infrastructure and other new major infrastructure projects to boost domestic demand. Yet after pouring 7 trillion yuan in, demand still shrank, so just imagine what the market would look like without these 7 trillion yuan. Therefore, it is basically equivalent to the Third Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee basically ending in failure, and the Fourth Plenary Session completely ending in failure.

So at this time, this fucking idiot Xi Jinping must have gone out of his mind, burning with impatience. Therefore, the Fifth Plenary Session completely broke away from what we saw in the Third and Fourth Plenary Sessions—those ambiguous outcomes that clearly looked like the result of a struggle of forces between two sides, emerging as a plenary session where you could tell right away what it was. So in the end, no compromise could be reached, and they stopped compromising altogether. The Fifth Plenary Session was full of decisive, ruthless moves, completely different in style from the Third and Fourth Plenary Sessions.

Therefore, the content of the Fifth Plenary Session was the party-building content of the Fourth Plenary Session. It was held in October, and at this time, many issues were all laid out on the table and became very clear during the Fifth Plenary Session precisely because of this decisive ruthlessness. Many people want to know the first core issue of the Fifth Plenary Session, which is, uh, US stocks—I was just dealing with this issue, just dealing with this issue, I've already had people go check it out, uh, I've gone several times, and as you all know, I went several times and couldn't find the relevant people, and now I have to borrow relevant connections, which I'll talk about in a moment.

So first of all, the leadership position and leadership capacity of that fucking idiot Xi Jinping within the Chinese Communist Party were confirmed at the Fifth Plenary Session. Based on the situation before the Fifth Plenary Session, let's look at the hastily convened National People's Congress and Central Commission for Discipline Inspection meetings, as well as the content published by numerous party media outlets before and during the Fifth Plenary Session. Furthermore, the title of this plenary session's content was:

The number of Central Committee members who should have attended this Fifth Plenary Session of the CCP, as I just mentioned, was 376. In reality, only 279 attended, meaning 97 were absent. The absence rate reached a staggering 25.8 percent, exceeding one-quarter. The 83.78 percent attendance rate at the Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee was already very low—the lowest since the Cultural Revolution—at 74.2 percent. This Fifth Plenary Session is even lower, setting a historical record—a record for being historically low—with over a quarter of the members absent.

Furthermore, among the 97 people absent from this plenary session, it is confirmed that over 60 percent—60 percent!—were absent because they were being handled by the CCP for major issues. More than 50 people have already had their party membership explicitly revoked, and others have clearly been arrested. That is over 60 percent. As for the remaining 20-something individuals, based on known information, most can basically be considered people already under investigation by the CCP, just without public announcements yet.

So, in other words, this fucking idiot Xi Jinping, in his third term, at the very beginning of his term, after more than a decade of careful vetting, plus the CCP's complex procedures and political oaths, finally selected these 376 people to build the core backbone of his dynasty. Yet, with more than a year left in his term, a quarter of them have already been taken down.

Do you understand? The core reason leading to these people being taken down, according to the propaganda points of this plenary session, can now be confirmed. Many people talk about corruption and so on, but that is not the core reason. These people were defined by the fucking idiot Xi Jinping as "two-faced people" or "double-dealers." As for the subsequent corruption and such—people like Zhang Youxia and others—they are all labeled as two-faced people, engaging in lip service and disobedience. Corruption and similar issues are just the specific reasons cited for their investigation after they have been characterized as two-faced.

What does Xi Jinping mean by "two-faced people"? This is what he said himself. Xi Jinping means those who ostensibly support the fucking idiot Xi Jinping and the Party, but privately do not identify with or obey him, those who sing a different tune, or even those who have intentions to rebel. These people are uniformly defined as having clear issues with their political loyalty and political reliability toward the fucking idiot Xi Jinping.

We now know what political loyalty and reliability are all about. "You were all selected by me, yet in the end, you want to do bad things to me, so I have to arrest you first." Of course, whether they actually did it or not is another matter. It is enough that Xi Jinping thinks they are going to do it. Those who have clearly had incidents, been arrested, or are being confirmed as disloyal to Xi account for one-quarter of those 376. Is that the end of it? No.

This includes another quarter of the 376 who are expected to have issues and are now considered disloyal. Although these individuals were not taken down at this plenary session for various reasons, all signs and internal information indicate that they will definitely be taken down! This includes that deposed crown prince surnamed Hu; he will definitely be taken down and face trouble.

According to the Party rules for such plenary sessions, it is very clear to everyone that with so many people—over 30—having their party membership explicitly revoked, the vacancies are confirmed. This is the convention and the rule of the Party. The expectation should be to promote the 171 alternate members from below based on their vote counts to fill the vacancies in the Central Committee. Previous plenary sessions were like this, but this time, even though it was clear that, for example, 24 Central Committee members had their party membership revoked and were to be arrested, only 10 alternate members were promoted.

Only 10 were promoted. Why not 24? Because when promoting upward, according to the CCP's own internal plenary procedures and rules I mentioned, it should be done in order of the number of votes received during the National People's Congress election. However, many of us already know that these 10 promoted individuals were actually chosen from the latter part of a list of 15; many alternate members who ranked higher were skipped.

Yes, they were all skipped. And this skipping is not the first time at a Fifth Plenary Session; there were skips during the Third Plenary Session, and again during the Fourth. This meeting is no exception. As I said, with 24 Central Committee members having their party membership revoked, there should have been 24 replacements, but only 10 were promoted. Why couldn't they promote 24? Because if they had ranked 24, a large number of alternate members have already been identified by the CCP internally as targets of investigation for disloyalty, but they haven't found clear evidence of their crimes yet, so there is no explicit reason to take them down.

However, you can't just appoint this person to the CCP Central Committee—where would that be? If you appoint him to the CCP Central Committee and he is taken down right after the appointment, wouldn't that be a huge loss of face? So what should be done? Well, if you were to appoint 24 people, and you kept skipping, skipping, skipping over everyone who is disloyal or has issues, you wouldn't even be able to pick 24 people out of the first 50 candidates, which would also be waiting to make a laughingstock of yourselves in front of the whole world. So given this situation, what can be done? Just neither ignore it nor pay too much attention to it, and make the numbers smaller each time. This meeting will only supplement 10 members to the Central Committee, falling short by 24—it is explicitly short by 24. Wait, if it's not explicit, right off the bat there are nearly 40 people, so what about the 24? I will just supplement 10. By supplementing 10 this way, a single stroke skips 5 people in one go.

And that's not even the worst of it; it's so obvious, it's fucking stupid, treating people like idiots, feeling like—so at this point, you simply cannot make the appointments, does everyone understand? What does this mean? I'm telling you all this because when it comes to alternate members, a lot of things happen, and many people have already been confirmed as disloyal. This includes the Politburo; the CCP Politburo should be composed of 24 members, but two were taken down from the 24—Zhang Youxia and that person from Xinjiang, what was his name? The one I used to be very close with? My mind went blank for a second due to senility and I forgot. Two people. But this time, logically, these two should be replaced, and both of these individuals were clearly disciplined and dealt with, yet only one person, Zhang Sheng, was promoted to Politburo member.

Politburo member? Why? Because it was truly impossible to pick anyone out of that bunch. Ma Xingrui—Ma Xingrui, thank you. That is to say, out of so many Central Committee members, trying to pick one who is reliable, has sufficient seniority, and is capable of entering the Politburo proved impossible; none could be selected. Therefore, everyone knows that the white terror currently existing at the top levels is probably even more severe than what we can see, given the situation of these officials being captured above.

This situation of arrests can also be clearly verified from another angle. That is, starting from the 20th Plenary Session of the CCP, almost simultaneously, the top party secretaries of various domestic provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the central government—calculated according to their extended tenure, whether you are the party secretary of a province or municipality directly under the central government, or the governor of a province, or the mayor of a municipality directly under the central government, etc.—many of these people, just like at the 20th Congress, were originally supposed to have a 5-year term if calculated by extension.

However, as of the end of this plenary session, those who managed to reach the end of their terms without being replaced accounted for less than 4 years, with only 7 people remaining. That is to say, the replacement rate for all these party and government executive heads—all regional leadership positions across China—reached 88.7%, 88.7%. Therefore, statistics compiled by overseas research agencies show that, for example, the average tenure in office for Chinese provincial party secretaries, municipal party secretaries of directly governed cities, etc., dropped from an average of 43 months per person under the predecessor of that fucking idiot Xi Jinping to 26.5 months in his third term.

Meanwhile, the average tenure of mayors, mayors of directly governed municipalities, or provincial governors dropped even further to 23.7 months. The average time in office for a top official is two years, two years! So this situation can be practically confirmed. Just imagine, you are transferred to serve as party secretary or mayor of such a huge province, and within two years the things you have to do are: figure out the subordinate organizational structure and personnel habits, understand the local decision-making basis and the conditions of various local terrains, understand the local organizational operating model, and arrange the right people into the right positions, etc.—which basically means you haven't done a damn thing yet.

None of these matters have been figured out, none have been cleared up, and none have been understood, because in less than two years you get replaced, you get replaced! Moreover, a large portion of those replaced were taken down. Just imagine, it's the same as the Politburo, but here it's even more terrifying! In the Politburo, one-fourth were clearly taken down, and another one-fourth are getting ready to be taken down. Here, 88.7% of the officials are then replaced.

Such operational efficiency of local governments is also at a historical low since the Cultural Revolution. So everyone knows my habit of laying out the facts and reasoning things out, right? Exactly, their bottoms barely warmed the seat before they were ousted. Averaging over these many years, just think, are there many bottoms? Some people lasted for only 9 months—ascended and taken down in 9 months. In other words, people actually understand now that while that fucking idiot Xi Xin[ping] has indeed consolidated his position within the party, the party's leadership capability has gone to shit.

Everyone's work efficiency is getting lower and lower, everyone is living in terror—go to sleep quickly, go to sleep quickly, go to sleep quickly, everyone is panic-stricken. Every day everyone thinks: won't I be taken down tomorrow if I'm not taken down today, you fucking motherfucker? You can put yourselves in their shoes and imagine how it feels to be in that position. When you attend a plenary session, you certainly know better than I do. As a member of the plenary session, you find out that one-fourth of the people have been taken down, and another one-fourth might be next on the chopping block—half of the people could run into trouble. Sitting in that position, what the fuck are you thinking? There is still a little over a year left before the leadership transition. What are you thinking at a time like this? Everyone can figure it out for themselves.

And what is even more creepy than this? What is truly terrifying? It's that after the core team is taken down, no replacements can be found! Not only is the turnover rate for local government heads extremely high, but the people actually doing the work beneath the local government leadership—every emperor brings his own courtiers. Once the people below get promoted, the leadership gets fucking changed. Which officials and bureaucrats serving under the superiors above do you think will work their asses off? In their hearts, everyone thinks: right, when will the person I follow leave again? When will he be taken down again? When will he be transferred again?

So, the first thing everyone can know is that this Fifth Plenary Session made it very clear: while the ruling status remains unchanged, the fucking leadership of the entire Chinese Communist Party (CCP) over the whole country is declining crazily. There is no other way; there is truly no one left, truly no one left. With so many people, where else have you seen such a scene? Except for the struggles during the Cultural Revolution, when else have you seen such a scene? The second point clearly shown by the Fifth Plenary Session, which we have emphasized many times, is that this fucking Xi Jinping is not just lacking the ability to lead the CCP military, but has abandoned or actively severed his leadership over the CCP military. Why is this? Someone just said something about attacking Taiwan, and I said, attack my ass!

Can you imagine? Among the list of attendees for this plenary session that I have seen, among the representatives of the Central Committee members who could be confirmed to have attended, only two out of the forty-four full Central Committee members were present. Zhang Youxia, He Weidong, Li Shangfu, etc., were all taken down anyway; it was just Dong Jun and Zhang Shengmin. I haven't gotten the list of the twenty-three alternate members yet, who attended? That is to say, among the sixty-seven CCP Central Committee members related to the military, only two out of the forty-four Central Committee members were present.

So everyone thinks it's fine, but people like Wu Yanan, Chang Qingqiu, Xu Deqing, and Yang Xuejun have no information about being processed; the backbone of the CCP military did not attend this plenary session either. Not only that, starting from the first session of the 20th Central Committee, as soon as it began, for all alternate members who were supposed to move up in order when a Central Committee member went down, as long as the alternate was a military alternate member, they would be automatically skipped.

And the Fifth Plenary Session is even more so. I just said that of those five, two were military, and they were directly skipped. That is to say, the Central Committee members are gone, and alternate members are supposed to be added. But as long as they are military, they are gone, gone, gone; the military members were completely ignored. So, among the sixty-seven people—forty-four Central Committee members and twenty-three alternate members—that can currently be confirmed, when the 20th Fifth Plenary Session was held, only two people clearly showed up: Zhang Shengmin and Dong Jun. And it is clearly confirmed that among them, only Zhang Shengmin is not currently under investigation; even Dong Jun is being investigated.

So everyone think about it, why did the major military regions and branches of the CCP treat the directives and propaganda information of the Central Military Commission with either passive resistance or resistant responses after the arrest of Zhang Youxia in January this year? You understand now; this fucking idiot already understood during the plenary session that they are going to decouple from the entire Chinese military system.

Because he is very clear that there is only one person in the military who is a figurehead, Zhang Shengmin, a political officer, who was promoted to the Politburo; otherwise, the fucking CCP would lose too much face if there were no military personnel in the Politburo. But this Zhang Shengmin, who comes from a political work background, has no management ability over the CCP's military at all. And don't even talk about Dong Jun; Dong Jun is a diplomat-series official. In China's history since the Reform and Opening-up, the Minister of National Defense is in charge of diplomacy. He can't manage any specific military affairs; he is in charge of diplomacy, the so-called Minister of National Defense.

So at this moment, the fucking Xi Jinping's actual command ability over the CCP military is approaching zero, or perhaps even negative. I said that after the Zhang Youxia incident, the major military branches and regions had only one real reaction to the many summons and calls for approval from the CCP Central Committee. No matter how hard the fucking Xi Jinping tries, there is no optimization or change at all.

Well, this is the role of Zhang Shengmin. Zhang Shengmin is useless in the military, so a figurehead from political work was promoted, but in reality, he can't manage anything. And this decoupling of the military from the central government, what is this? This is a standard scene that has never changed in the end-of-dynasty periods throughout China's thousands of years of history. In an end-of-dynasty period, the military must decouple from the central government; from the Qin Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, there are no exceptions.

As long as the central government loses complete control over the military, then when the military will have problems depends on whether the central government's logistical support capability for the military is strong or weak. As long as the central government's logistical support capability is poor—we also know that during the Taiping Rebellion, the Xiang Army raised its own money—they completely ignored the order to attack Nanjing; they didn't give a single cent to the central government, right? And don't even talk about Yuan Shikai; the military was completely alienated from the central government.

They stood in opposition, completely alienated, standing in opposition, or standing by and watching the central government, not caring whether you live or die. The Empress Dowager left, the Empress Dowager was gone, right? The Empress Dowager ran away, so what to do? No one cared, no one managed it, not even giving them food, and some even turned their guns around. So this is a very important point: in end-of-dynasty periods, the central government's military is always out of control. Many people talk about how China is this or that, but this is the gun barrel. Now you can see through the Fifth Plenary Session that the fucking Xi Jinping himself has confirmed that he cannot control the military; all the cores of the military are expelled from the central government.

This is a typical case of raising a tiger that will cause trouble, a typical case where inner humiliation and face are all lost in this process. The military leaders simply cannot tolerate everything Xi Jinping has done. Everyone think about it, so many military cadres have been taken down, and none of them are allowed to attend the Politburo meetings; they are all under investigation, not just Zhang Youxia alone.

All 44 members of the Central Committee were completely sidelined there, and the remaining alternate members were all blocked from stepping up during the alternation. Just think about it: out of the entire military's 67 core representatives managing the Party, what must all these people be thinking in their hearts? Zhang Shengmin is a flatterer, let's not even talk about political work. Dong Jun doesn't give a damn about military affairs, the military has nothing to do with him, he is a diplomatic official. As for everyone else left in the military, you can all figure it out yourselves: what are they going to do? Exactly, this is already a confrontation. The most obvious thing about this meeting is that this fucking idiot has already automatically and completely set himself in opposition to the military.

Not leaving the slightest room for a buffer, not leaving the slightest room for a buffer. Otherwise, everyone think about it, for what reason did all of them stay away? Can Zhang still make a comeback? How would he make a comeback? Look at the content of the communique from this plenary session: it is possible that Xi Jinping is dead, it is possible that Xi Jinping is dead, have you understood that? It is possible that Xi Jinping is dead. Third is the CCP's white terror; the Fifth Plenary Session is practically announcing its official start, there is no other way. For all members of the Central Committee.

For all Central Committee members, the white terror has now begun. Everyone should know the term white terror; look up the internet, it has six typical characteristics. First is the generalization of political conviction. As long as you don't have problems harming society, as long as you have political issues, they can convict you, including using national security and political stability as reasons to casually arrest and suppress. Obviously, we know this term called "two-faced person".

Two-faced person, meaning no matter what you are like, we have no way to confirm whether this crime of yours is real or not. Because they are two-faced, as long as they say this fucking idiot has a problem, political conviction becomes generalized, and you have a problem. Second, the expansion of suppression targets. A quarter of the Central Committee members did not attend the meeting, we are all well aware of that, and as for those involved with problems, among the 20th Central Committee members, around 50% of the members and alternate members have become targets of suppression—the expansion of suppression targets.

Third, secret arrests and opaque judiciary. A large number of Central Committee members, over 90 people, nearly 100 people, are missing. Among them, more than 50 people have been clearly penalized, while the rest are missing. Secret arrests, which is why foreign media swore up and down that they had internal news from China about Liu Jianchao, head of the International Department of the CCP Central Committee, being demoted. Yet once the meeting started, what secret arrest? What internal decision on demotion? As soon as the meeting started, it turned into expulsion from the Party and arrest for prosecution. The news broadcast in vain by these overseas media was broadcast for nothing.

Therefore, we now see a large number of Central Committee members—who used to be top bosses of various provinces, cities, and municipalities directly under the central government—unreachable for a long time. Not to mention those business figures and academic elites; for those people, going missing for a year is the norm, and you might only find out a year later that this person was secretly arrested long ago. Secret arrests, opaque judiciary.

Fourth, manufacturing widespread fear. We are also clear about this; they have been doing this all year. The CCP now has many agencies for making arrests; in the past it was the public security, procuratorates, and courts, but now there are the discipline inspection commissions, supervision commissions, state security commissions, and so on. The methods of arrest are increasingly diverse, with joint offices, and various models of retention applied to personnel, while the methods of torture are becoming more and more terrifying. Lawyers also say: "Don't try to struggle, you will definitely have to confess, just confess however they tell you to." In addition, various laws and regulations already issued by the CCP are also known to us: any level of the CCP with law enforcement capability can casually break into anyone's home, casually check your mobile phone and computer on the street, casually cut off your internet, and casually summon or detain you. Yes, there is no other way, universally manufacturing fear.

Fifth, encouraging snitching and mutual suspicion. This point is actually very clear to us within Xi Jinping's Party-building ideology, and we can see it. It is very popular in society, and everyone can see it on the internet too; you just find some pretext to report someone, the internet is like that, you just find something to harm someone, it is extremely common. Some time ago, Feng Ge ran to Maquqiao to look at something, and was immediately reported by thousands of people, and we don't even know who it was. The CCP encourages snitching and mutual suspicion, and immediately the police station went to look for Feng Ge; I don't know if any of you know about this matter.

Sixth, achieving ideological and speech control, which has always been done, starting from kindergarten, and even more so within the Party. Therefore, Xi Jinping's Party-building ideology absolutely emphasizes this. What is the purpose of the white terror? First, to destroy all actual political opponents; second, to stop potential and possible political opponents; third, to change the entire CCP organization and the whole society, especially to make everyone feel that they are in grave danger. This is the white terror.

The 20th Fifth Plenary Session—through all his words and deeds, this activity, this one-man supremacy, it's all arranged by him—made the true core leadership team at the highest level of the CCP deeply feel the white terror. 25% of the people, a quarter wiped out, a quarter ready to be wiped out. Above and below heaven, I alone am honored; those who submit to me prosper, those who oppose me perish.

In this situation, Feng Ge has been summoned for a talk by the police station, but it seems he hasn't been banned yet. This is a good thing. From the perspective of the CCP's demise, it is a good thing. However, I want to tell everyone not to listen to the results anymore. You see it now; I told you before that all results would come out after the Fifth Plenary Session. Do not listen to any more claims from the 'bedside listeners' (political gossipers). Before this meeting, I clearly told everyone that the talk from these 'bedside listeners' about Hu Chunhua taking over or political elders having influence—I used the word 'bullshit' at the time—was all nonsense and completely impossible.

Don't you believe the final result? Have you seen the final result? The issue Hu Chunhua faces is not whether he can take over, but whether he can survive. Because being arrested is just a matter of time, but whether he can survive after being arrested is up to him. For that fucking idiot Xi Jinping, he wants to be a dictator. He already killed Li Keqiang; if he can casually kill a 'deposed crown prince' supported by his rivals, do you think he would allow him to live for long? So when the White Terror descends, it is only a matter of time before Hu Chunhua is finished.

If anyone says there are signs that Hu Chunhua is moving up, remember this: there are two vacancies in the Politburo. Zhang Youxia is stepping down, and the Xinjiang Party Secretary—whoever that is—is stepping down. So if Hu Chunhua has a chance, remember, don't listen to anyone's nonsense; it must be Zhang Shengmin and Hu Chunhua being promoted to the Politburo, understand? Of course, these people claiming this or that is all bullshit.

Regarding the nine-stroke count, China is like this: besides the Politburo sitting at the top, the regular Central Committee members and alternate members sit below. Hu Chunhua is in the Politburo, while Central Committee members sit at the bottom, with seating arranged by stroke count. Why did I say Ding was placed in front? But the stroke-based seating isn't done that way; it's by the central, left, and right zones. So even if they all have nine strokes, even if the 'Hu' in front is in this zone, he might jump to that zone; he might be the first one, and the next person might not have the surname Hu. So it's normal that the nine-stroke person isn't sitting in the so-called 'Hu zone'.

Some also say he put the Party Constitution there. Look at the meeting; everyone attending has a bag containing the content discussed at the meeting, including the Constitution of the Chinese Communist Party and a series of other things. It's in this bag; naturally, you aren't allowed to bring your own pens or notebooks; everything is put in the bag. There is a Party Constitution in this bag; it's not like Hu Chunhua fucking took a Party Constitution and put it on the table. Everyone has a Party Constitution in their bag and has to look at it. It just so happened that the people around Hu Chunhua didn't display theirs, and then they said there was a problem with his Party Constitution? This stuff the 'bedside listeners' talk about is just nonsense spreading all over the world. Just know that.

Now the CCP is investigating Hu Chunhua's issues; if there is no investigation now, they will list them in the future. Don't listen to a word from these 'bedside listeners' anymore. And why do I, from an extremely individualistic perspective, oppose everyone listening to the 'bedside listeners'? Have you noticed that all the 'bedside listeners' in overseas self-media are doing something very malicious? Have you noticed that all these 'bedside listeners' are forming a subconsciousness for everyone, constantly instilling the subconscious idea that the Chinese Communist Party itself is capable of self-optimization and possesses self-perfecting functions? This is very bad. It's saying, 'Get rid of that idiot Xi Jinping, and replace him with a Hu Chunhua, and things will be better.'

These fucking 'bedside listeners' use this non-existent crap to constantly brainwash everyone with this subconsciousness, which is extremely harmful to the masses of the Chinese nation. I started doing self-media over four years ago; at that time, I had no users or fans on YouTube. In mid-2022, it just happened to coincide with the 19th Central Committee leadership transition. For a while, they kept saying, 'Li Keqiang is coming up,' and I said it was all bullshit. The 'bedside listeners' said China would change because of this or that, and I didn't have many users then. I had already said at the time—the internet has a memory, and the overseas internet can be checked—I had my videos then, and I said it was absolutely impossible to happen, that Xi Jinping must be re-elected, and Li Keqiang could not possibly take over. The so-called political elders told the CCP's internal system that there is no such thing as political elders having any power.

Since then, there have been countless bizarre claims: political elders in power, military factions preparing to rebel, the Youth League faction counterattacking—the 'bedside listeners' said countless things, including this Fifth Plenary Session, saying Hu Chunhua was going to take power. The stuff from the 'bedside listeners' is very malicious; these things all imply that the CCP has the ability to self-perfect. Replace him with a Li Keqiang, replace him with a Hu Chunhua, and it's fixed. Isn't this fucking big poisonous weed? Is it poison? In the words of the Cultural Revolution, this CCP party, from Mao Zedong to the idiot Xi Jinping, from 1949 to the present, has committed countless crimes against the entire Chinese nation. It is a dictatorial, rogue criminal gang. It must fall and be held accountable; it must be held responsible for the countless crimes it has committed against the Chinese nation.

It's not that they did so many bad things and so many people died, and then—fuck—the CCP regrets it, puts a new leader up, optimizes, and admits its mistakes, so it's absolved of guilt. If optimizing and admitting mistakes could absolve guilt, then humanity wouldn't need prisons or the death penalty.

the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) must fall. Not only must it fall, but all officials must be held accountable. Officials and functionaries are different, and we can discuss them later. All officials, from the organizational level down to the individual, must be held accountable. We must uncover the assets that the CCP has hidden and concealed around the world, from the organizational level to individuals. These are all assets looted, stolen, and corrupted from the hands of ordinary people and citizens, and they must be returned to the Chinese nation.

This is a fact that all conscious people of the Chinese nation around the world should clearly understand. This is your right, and you undoubtedly possess it. The Chinese Communist Party is the culprit and chief criminal behind all the tragic circumstances that the Chinese nation and its people have encountered up to now. Only by overthrowing the Chinese Communist Party—thoroughly overthrowing it—can the Chinese nation have a possibility of rebirth.

As many know, the signature of my initial self-media channel was "overthrowing the CCP" as my lifelong mission. Later, some people said it was too aggressive, so I changed it to "the prophet and witness of the CCP's downfall." It must be overthrown; stop fucking self-optimizing, and stop fucking thinking that if Hu Chunhua comes to power, it will be different. If Hu Chunhua comes to power, it's crows of the same feather; if Li Keqiang comes to power, it wouldn't be any better. They are all bad guys, all chief criminals.

Just think about it, the CCP's current system is caused by its own mechanism; it exists solely to enslave the people of this country, which is how it got to where it is today. Do you have any share in the land? Is "ownership by the whole people" really the whole people? Have you ever voted? Is the military here to protect the people? The Chinese Communist Party has leveraged the future wealth, future earnings, and future lives of the people of this country by a hundredfold, ultimately resulting in debts that can never be repaid for a hundred years, whether in social wealth, ideological education, living patterns, environmental pollution, or international relations. And then this political party thinks that changing a few leaders should allow it to survive.

Isn't this fucking nonsense? Ah, isn't this fucking nonsense? That is why overseas—everyone, I am telling you, listening to these wall-cribbers talking about this stuff, constantly using such wishful thinking to hint at things—means you yourselves are actually being poisoned all the time, ah, being poisoned. Li Keqiang, Wen Jiabao, some military faction returning, Hu Jintao—his fucking mother—none of them, none of them getting into power and taking over is of any use.

Why on earth is this being done? It is because a vast number of Little Pinks in the Chinese mainland and immigrants who hold illusions toward the CCP all harbor unrealistic fantasies about the CCP and expectations that can never be met. The vast majority of the Chinese people are simple, kind, and foolish, which is why they still fucking hold expectations for this party. These people pander to these ideas and brainwash them.

In the end, they constantly instill this stuff so they can gain more followers of this or that kind, but in reality, they are poisoning the minds of the Chinese people, preventing them from seeing the truth and leaving everyone more confused. And as for the group that must make a revolution against the CCP, they are actually constantly being attacked, ah, causing many people to deviate from the correct route of having to overthrow the CCP.

Alright, ah, so I tell you, don't take my personal advice, do whatever you want yourselves, but please really stop listening to the bullshit of these wall-cribbers, ah. The things they talk about time and time again prove unreliable, time and time again overturned. Just think about all these years, when has it ever been verified? It's all fake. And with so much fake information, no matter what military leader is returning, what revolutionary elder is coming up, Li Keqiang taking the throne, etc., Hu Chunhua recovering—every single time after these things are verified as fake, those Chinese Communist Party internet trolls.

Those bloggers supported behind the scenes by the Chinese Communist Party can say: "Look, anti-communist people are all fucking talking nonsense, not a single one is accurate." They can lump these people together! Clearly, these wall-cribbers are all working for the Communist Party, but the fucking Communist Party people say: "Look at these anti-communist people, they are all fucking against Xi, they are all fucking talking nonsense, never accurate." Therefore, all overseas anti-communist bloggers are talking nonsense.

Ah, originally the people of the Chinese nation have been brainwashed by the CCP for so many years and lack any logic, and after this they will be even more confused, alright? Why do I always tell you to have logic, learn science, present facts, and reason things out? I hope everyone can build some healthier self-thinking patterns to guide your lives. Ah, really do not become the accomplices of the CCP's stuff. All overseas wall-cribbers talking about these contents are actually helping the CCP do its work, understand? Ah, a bunch using their delusions to confuse thinking, thinking the CCP can be optimized like that, while constantly providing ammunition to the CCP with their mistakes to attack all overseas anti-communist bloggers.

Ah, so it's very bad, okay? Ah, and then? Last time someone asked again, saying that this fucking idiot Xi Jinping is going to die—this doesn't even need to be discussed, his physical body really cannot hold out anymore. This is clear information given to me by insiders. Right now, don't think that just because you took stimulants, just because you did something and your state came up, that it can be maintained for long. Why was OPEC unable to hold a one-day leaders' closed-door meeting in the country? Xi's stimulants can only sustain him for a short while, and taking stimulants continuously will cause many problems.

Ah, so he himself, in a moment, he fucking can't make himself think independently very quickly, very quickly. You hold a meeting, you are up there either reading a script or saying nothing at all. If it's a closed-door meeting, you have to answer questions raised by leaders from all over the world, you have to preside, you have to constantly communicate because the CCP is the host, then your fucking brain won't be enough to handle it. So, there must be a major problem with his health. Ah, besides that, is there any other environment where the CCP is about to collapse? Yes, it's the money issue.

Ah, just mentioned, first, the military has no money. As long as the military has no money, looking at history, they will definitely cause trouble, don't even think about it, they will definitely split up, they will definitely cause trouble, no need to think about this, okay? Ah, second, this is that the military is about 'li' (profit). Everyone knows that in China there is a distinction between 'guan' (officials) and 'li' (clerks). What are officials for? Looking at hope, looking at how beautiful their future is.

Okay, ah, how are these things? This is what they do, this is 'guan'. We said it first, ah, officials are about how beautiful the future is, how much they can be promoted. But there is still a large group of people who are 'li'. Regardless of whether they are in the streets, police stations, or market supervision departments, they are fucking 'li' (clerks). What are clerks for? Working for money, their vision is just that short-sighted, with no hope of promotion.

Some people ask, why is it so bad outside, and the Party so unstable, yet these clerks in small cities still collect taxes, desperately collecting taxes and squeezing, and the police stations still work? Why? Because they get enough salary to work, this is 'li'. But without money, that 'li' is different; if it goes against their own interests, they have to rebel. So everyone knows that when the Chinese Communist Party established this country in 1949, most of the clerks employed were inherited from the Kuomintang era, ah, including the police, including the street offices, because 'guan' is 'guan' and 'li' is 'li'. Whoever pays, the clerks work for; there is no political orientation, even if they are Party members.

Then why do some people say, is the CCP like Taiwan? Do they dare to lower the social security of these people? They don't dare. This is touching the cake of these fucking 'li' sources. Don't look down on these small profits; these small profits are the CCP's 'li' sources, holding the CCP's dividends, and there are benefits in retirement. Once all benefits are truly reduced, all income is reduced, especially at the local level, it immediately touches the cake of these 'li' sources.

These interests, they don't care if you touched the cake, they might rebel immediately, nothing to think about, okay? So 'guan' is 'guan', and 'li' is 'li', ah. In the current situation of the CCP, besides that fucking idiot dying, the money issue, the sustainability of the CCP's economy is already very serious now. We have talked about it many times, today is not the theme, so I won't talk about it. It also extends to the grassroots, ah, it also extends to the grassroots, ah. Also, I want to tell you all, whether you are speculating in US stocks, gold, or US dollars, I am working very hard to help you do many things, but I will tell you again, no one told me that if you do well, you will give me any benefits, give me any profit?

Before I made every recommendation to you, I made it clear. None of you told me anything about speculating in US stocks or this or that, what did you give me before? What dividends did you give me before buying US dollars? I said, I recommend, I only make recommendations. You are responsible for your own life, think rationally. Ah, I say again, I can try to help from my subjective side, try to handle it, try to help you solve problems. But objectively, ah, every day you fucking yell at me, what, take me hostage, take ideology to kidnap me, ah! I have to be responsible, if you lose money I have to bear it, impossible.

Don't fucking talk to me about this, do you understand? If your benefits were shared with me, clearly stated, ah, let's call it sharing risks and sharing benefits. Before anyone told me these things, I made my recommendations clear. I can recommend, but the final decision on how to do it is your own business, and then you fucking lose money, you can't make it, and you come back and ask me to take responsibility.

And what's even more ruthless? Ah, telling me as a matter of course that I must take responsibility. I have been working very hard to handle many things. I said I was late today just to handle this matter. You need to think clearly, do you really want some things? Oh, ah, Old Zhai, help a little, have a better attitude, let's do it seriously, don't give me a state where it always seems like you are kidnapping me to do something for you.

I can't do it for you. Did you tell me about your interests beforehand? Did you tell me about any interests beforehand? None of you told me about interests beforehand. I said it, including I also said, you can bet with me, I lost more than 700,000. When Trump took office, you all saw it, one by one saw it, the money given by Alipay, I lost more than 700,000, that is, you paid me to bet, that is, ah, this is called sharing risks and sharing benefits. If I won, I would win more than 700,000, if I lost, I would lose more than 700,000. The final result was Trump took office, I lost more than 700,000, I admit this, I admit it, I lost, I am the one who paid.

So, let me tell you everyone, you are all grown adults now, you can't be giant babies. How should you handle your own problems? Come talk to me, okay? How should you talk about my issues? Ponzi schemes—if you think they are Ponzi schemes, you need to judge for yourselves, you need to think for yourselves. If you think these things are Ponzi schemes and problematic, you talk about them online every day, saying all sorts of things. Let me tell you, I don't trade stocks, I don't trade US stocks. How many times have you veteran users heard me talk about this? You veteran users, let me just ask you, I said I don't trade, how many times have you heard me talk about it? Things that I don't even do, you go and do yourselves.

So it's fine, I mean, I will help many people resolve and handle problems, and there's no issue with that, it's what I personally ought to do. But I don't hope that when you talk to me, you always maintain this kind of attitude. You say that as veteran users you've listened to me for so many years, and I'm also someone—I've also been, you know, cheated by many people, as Chinese people do, right—and then I also said I'd look for people and this and that to help you solve many problems. But really, you want to—if you hope to solve problems, we both need to have a mutual state of mind with each other. Kidnapping me is useless, kidnapping me is useless.

What are you trying to use for moral blackmail against me? Moral blackmail doesn't work for anything with me. If you think I have legal problems, go do whatever, okay? Ah!

If you think there are legal problems, go sue or whatever? If you think there are no legal problems, we can have a good chat, ah.

Any other questions? Let's talk. Any other questions?

If there are no questions, then let's leave it at that for today, okay? Today, I mainly wanted to talk to you about the Fifth Plenary Session, ah. This issue of mine will continue to ferment, you can rest assured. The thing is, the Chinese Communist Party always fucking does this kind of thing. You send a spy, Mbappé says something, and you attack Mbappé, turning everything into political factors. They fucking have a port in Panama, and you turn that into politics too; then you crack down on a fentanyl precursor, and you turn that into politics as well; normal trade after drug use, you also turn it into politics.

Confucius Institutes turned academic exchanges into political tools—they are all political tools. Mbappé talks about a leader's affairs, and you turn that into a political tool too. What do you say the ultimate result is? What is the attitude of people all over the world toward the Chinese Communist Party, and even toward the Chinese people? Okay, ah, what is their attitude toward it? Think about it for yourselves.

It's just that when a person, when a party—when people are normal, if you do culture, just do culture; if you do sports, just do sports; if you do business, just do business; if you do trade, just do trade. No one in the entire world would turn these things into a means of achieving political tools, even turning Confucius Institutes into a means of achieving political tools. Just think about it, do you make the people of the whole world love you more or hate you more? The Chinese Communist Party always does such stupid things, ah, okay? So that's all for today, thank you everyone, ah, thank you everyone for spending time listening to my bullshit! Wishing all good friends rational thinking, taking responsibility for your own lives, okay? Ah, thank you everyone, friends in mainland China sleep well, overseas friends may all your wishes come true, thank you everyone, thank you, thank you.