Xi Jinping's Recovery Does Not Look Good! His Main Duties Are Now Fully Handled by Peng Liyuan, with Cai Qi Assisting

This video discusses the current physical condition of Xi Jinping and the situation regarding the transfer of power. The host points out that due to his declining health, Xi Jinping has been in long-term seclusion, with his primary duties now being fully managed by Peng Liyuan, while Cai Qi is responsible for security and assistance, and Xi Yuanping is overseeing the Central Military Commission. At the same time, the video analyzes the internal purge of "red princelings" and officials from the old guard within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), noting that the Party's historical trajectory inevitably leads to a reckoning. It also argues that the situation in Taiwan is constrained by multiple factors and will not lead to war, ultimately emphasizing that the awakening of China's younger generation signals that the end of CCP rule is near.

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Currently, Xi Jinping's physical condition is not very good; he has not recovered as quickly as they expected. So, after Xi Jinping held a ceremony at Tiananmen Square on September 30th—the flower-offering ceremony—it was very windy that day, which actually had a significant impact on his health. Later, the next day, October 1st, there was the 77th anniversary of the founding of the CCP, and he participated in that event. Since then, he has not appeared in public. He has not appeared. He has only communicated with other heads of state via telephone. This actually proves that his current situation has lasted for more than ten days now! Everyone remembers, right? After he returned from India, he disappeared for seven days, completely disappeared. And how did he disappear? He disappeared along with Cai Qi. This time, he has disappeared for more than ten days again, also along with Cai Qi. Cai Qi is now fully responsible for his security work. So, by his side, it is actually Cai Qi who is in charge. Therefore, his current disappearance and Cai Qi's disappearance—Cai Qi actually has a lot of work to do; the CCP Central Committee General Office has work, right? He also concurrently serves as the president of the Party School. So, this is extremely abnormal within the CCP. Who is managing the work in Zhongnanhai now? It is Peng Liyuan who is in charge. Peng Liyuan has now fully taken over Xi Jinping's primary duties, such as reviewing documents, right? And making final decisions on some major events, right? These tasks are now managed by her.

So, he has a team, and this team probably has a few people whose job is to handle these tasks for him. Also, regarding any situations that are unclear—because Cai Qi is quite familiar with them, and these messages are all passed down from the center—Cai Qi will be consulted on certain matters, as Cai Qi probably understands Xi Jinping's work even better. However, when it comes to making the final call, Cai Qi cannot make decisions; he does not have the authority to make the final call! He is mainly responsible for matters concerning Xi Jinping's physical condition. Then there are some under-the-table operations; Xi Jinping doesn't talk about many things with Peng Liyuan, and he avoids Peng Liyuan on many matters. Often, these dirty jobs are—well, of course, Peng Liyuan herself is also very clear about what Cai Qi is doing with Xi Jinping. He himself just glosses over many things, and as long as they understand it in their hearts, that's enough. This is the unwritten rule of those inside the CCP, the unwritten rule! It is probably a situation like this. Currently, the work of the Central Military Commission is being overseen by Xi Jinping's younger brother, Xi Yuanping, who has been stationed at the Central Military Commission to hold the fort. This is not something he lets others meddle in. Xi Yuanping is mainly responsible for supervision in that area. Therefore, some of his subordinates, such as his cousin Zhang Shengming, are paired up with Xi Yuanping. Xi Yuanping no longer does anything else; he does not do any external work anymore, and is solely focused on these tasks.

Now, Cai Qi is also doing another thing, which is the cleanup work of the princelings (red second-generation). The vast majority of these princelings have basically already been controlled, and have been monitored for a long time—they should be considered monitored. However, there is a portion of people whom he cannot monitor. These people are often not in Beijing, not in Beijing. Some places are very far away, such as in the Northwest and the Northeast. Some people are like this: these princelings do not dare to enter Beijing, because once they enter Beijing, they are very likely to be rounded up and controlled, controlled! What are they mainly relying on? They are in their own military units, which is relatively safe for them. You have no way to catch them, no way to catch them, right? They have their own set of armed forces, and if you were to really have a falling out with them, that would be a huge deal. Therefore, everyone—and there are many connections among these princelings that Xi Jinping cannot figure out. It may seem like they know who has ties or marriage connections with whom, but to truly figure out their relationships is very difficult, because this involves their previous generations, possibly the second generation, or possibly the third generation. So, under these circumstances, it is very, very hard to figure out. Many of these old people know the situation, but the younger junior generations no longer know about these things, nor does anyone else. Moreover, Xi Jinping actually doesn't spend much time in Beijing. Look at his work history: he was previously stationed in Zhengding, right? Then in Fujian, then in Zhejiang, and after Zhejiang, he went to Shanghai, and then to Beijing. Therefore, his time in Beijing is not long—just a short ten-plus years. He left Beijing when he was very young, in his teens. So, this whole set of things in Beijing, this set of patron-client relationships, is very hard for him to puzzle out. Of course, someone might tell him about the relationships of so-and-so, but for him to truly figure out these relationships is extremely difficult, extremely difficult, because many of their business dealings from the 1980s and 1990s are completely unknown to Xi Jinping, and he cannot investigate them at all, because these things are under-the-table operations to begin with. How could you possibly investigate them? Right? Just like my relationship with someone—we might have done some business together back in the 1980s, right? The amounts in these businesses might be quite large, and people have personal ties and mutual respect among each other. Xi Jinping knows none of this, so it's quite difficult, quite difficult. What he can control now are the princelings within the Beijing area; he tries his best to control these people and strips them of their power. Then he tries his best to control them. For example, if someone can be given a criminal charge, they are charged as much as possible. But with this kind of sentencing, externally, there is no way it might be publicly announced; he simply deals with the person directly, gets rid of them. Therefore, the internal situation of the CCP right now is very chaotic, very chaotic, as if it has reached a critical point. It might seem like the CCP is very stable and Xi Jinping holds all the power, but it is completely not like that, completely not.

Look at him; if he truly held absolute power, he wouldn't be issuing these so-called intra-party ideological struggles and things like that. He absolutely wouldn't. Look at how he arrests ordinary officials—he does it at will. In the past two days, news has come out again saying that Wang... Wang Fan, former... Wang Qifan, they say this person used to be from Chongqing, this person followed Bo Xilai, and he originally went over from Shanghai, seemingly from Shanghai. I remember him seeming to have served as the district mayor or district party secretary of Xuhui District in Shanghai. Later he went over; originally he was with Han Zheng, he was Han Zheng's person, Han Zheng's person. I knew about this person before, it seems his name was Wang Qishan. Later they said Wang Qishan has been arrested these past few days during this period. During this period, arresting these people—he can manipulate them at will. These people surnamed Wang have no foundation left, no foundation at all. These people belong to a certain faction, and this faction may have long since perished. As for this person surnamed Wang, I know that when he was in Chongqing, he was involved in some licenses, financial licenses. Look, if you go and look at this, there are many micro-loan companies—not micro-loan companies, but some loan companies, internet loan companies, whose places of registration are often Chongqing. There are many companies like Chongqing network-something, bank-something, and they utilized them. Because back then many lacked financial licenses, and if you wanted to run micro-loans, you didn't have a financial license. These financial licenses were often issued from over there in Chongqing. This person, so to speak, this person surnamed Wang, should be said to have also made a lot of money, he also made a lot of money. Just think, if a financial license is leased out, or if a financial license is issued, the returns are high, the returns are huge. For example, like Alibaba, I know his relationship with Alibaba was very good, because Alibaba has several micro-loan companies registered in Chongqing. And these companies registered in Chongqing were often handled by the person surnamed Wang, because at that time he was the mayor of Chongqing, or something similar. So back then it must have been approved by him, it must have been approved by him, the person surnamed Wang. Therefore, all these are people that Xi Jinping wants to control and arrest in the future. People like this surnamed Wang, if they aren't arrested today, they will be arrested tomorrow. They are nailed-down certainties, people who will end up in prison in the future. Xi Jinping wants to carry out... he wants to carry out this Xi family army thing, he wants to get rid of all these old cadres. That means the longer you mix around inside the CCP, the longer you stay there, the more he wants to find ways to get rid of you. Because after you've been there a long time, your social connections become numerous. Once your social connections become numerous, after Xi Jinping takes office as the new leader, those newly appointed ones are new faces, right? Well, they have no foundation, they have no foundation. Under such circumstances, once you fall out with them, you will pose a major risk to his new successors. Therefore, look at the CPPCC now, including these people in the National People's Congress—in the future, almost all of them will be... will be gotten rid of, all of them will be gotten rid of.

What does this resemble? All these things, many people nowadays who don't understand the history of the Chinese Communist Party simply cannot comprehend them. But as long as you understand the Cultural Revolution, as long as you know the period from 1949 up through the Cultural Revolution until Mao's death, you will realize that throughout the internal history of the Chinese Communist Party, virtually no one escaped purges and reckoning. Everyone, almost everyone—only an extremely tiny handful of people—never suffered massive shocks; they were as rare as phoenix feathers and unicorn horns. Inside the Chinese Communist Party, you could probably count them on ten fingers! Furthermore, the vast majority of people—tens of thousands—endured massive shocks, and not a single soul was spared. Ah, that is the history of the Chinese Communist Party. Right now, for Xi Jinping to secure his hold on power, just like Mao needing absolute one-man rule back then, this is something he must do. He will subject anyone who has ever held office within the Chinese Communist Party, who has served as a high-ranking official, and especially those who served for a long time, to a complete reckoning in the future. Some are simply erased outright, directly wiped out; others are sent straight to prison. Ah, this is an indispensable process for him; he will not leave you behind. Once you are spared, what is the ultimate result? The result is that the more people left behind, the higher the risk for the successor. Just think about it: if Mao Zedong back then had eliminated all of the old veterans like Deng Xiaoping, then Hua Guofeng would have had smooth sailing and would never have been ousted by Deng Xiaoping and his cohort in the end, absolutely not. Ah, what is this? This means that if Xi Jinping wants to build what he intends to build—his Xi Dynasty—he must purge all these veteran officials, purge every single one of them! Look, even those surrounding Xi Jinping right now, those by his side, their power has already grown too vast. Take Li Qiang for example, take Cai Qi for example—their power has grown too vast. Once their power grows too vast, all the current members of the Politburo will eventually be purged in the future. Because once you let these old veterans retire normally to their homes, once they are sitting at home and a new ruler takes over, if someone raises objections, these people will eventually join the dissenters to challenge you, to challenge you; they won't assist you. They won't assist your new ruler. Ah, these people also want to survive; they also want to protect themselves. Once your new ruler is toppled, if they have undergone a turnaround or defection, then for them, it lowers their risk. Right? Often these new rulers—just look at Mao, just look at Xi Jinping. Let me tell you, he is a thorough Mao 2.0, a complete Mao the Second.

As for the ultimate fate of Xi Jinping, we don't need to guess; just look at Mao's fate. What was the fate of the Mao family? That is exactly what his fate will be. Look at Mao's entire process; it was a process of ruining China's economy and ruining the Chinese people. Xi Jinping, the current Xi Jinping, is doing the same—ruining China's economy, ruining China's culture, ruining China's ideology, and squandering the common people's money, right? And then he holds absolute power as a dictator. Mao took decades, while Xi Jinping has taken over a decade. Well, their ages are different. When Mao was in power, he was much younger than Xi Jinping was when he took power; he was only in his fifties. But when Xi Jinping came to power, it was different, right? He was already relatively old when he took office, nearing sixty, right? He is now... well, he took power at sixty. Was Mao sixty? Mao was only about fifty when he was in power. So, this is the current situation of the Chinese Communist Party. Now, the people Xi Jinping trusts most are only his own inner circle, only his own people. This is the current situation. Therefore, Chinese politics is now at a very critical juncture. Look, everyone is speculating about the current situation in Zhongnanhai. Look at Xi Jinping; after a while, you will see his public appearances becoming fewer and fewer. Yes, fewer and fewer, because his health has declined; his health is completely irreversible, completely irreversible. This is determined by his previous lifestyle, determined by his lifestyle; it is already irreversible. No matter how high the level of medical care is, it cannot save him. He is now at the point where he could collapse at any moment. You see, he needs someone to support him just to walk up a step; the whole world has seen this on camera, right? And look, every time he disappears for ten days or more, in the future, if he appears again—well, there will be a major meeting coming up after a while, right? Is it the Fifth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee? If he disappears again after a few days, he might disappear for twenty or thirty days, or even a month; it is entirely possible. And the time will get longer and longer. Eventually, this person will no longer be able to govern, just like the current situation. You say there are a bunch of things for him to decide on now, but how can he make decisions? He has no ability to make decisions; he can only lie down. For these past ten days or so, he has been lying on a hospital bed. Now, Peng Liyuan is the one deciding on some of the current situations. Many media outlets are talking about how Peng Liyuan is participating in UN meetings and such, and she seems to have made a televised speech, seemingly four minutes long, which has never happened before. Now, Peng Liyuan's exposure rate will get higher and higher, which proves, which proves that this is how they are.

Previously, Peng Liyuan had a low public profile, while Xi Jinping had a very high one. Now, as Xi Jinping's mental and physical health declines, his public appearances are becoming fewer and fewer, while Peng Liyuan's appearances are becoming more and more frequent. Many people feel this is a quite natural transition. Well, in the end, the one who takes the stage will certainly not be Peng Liyuan; it will definitely be Xi Jinping. It will definitely be Xi Jinping. Xi Jinping will likely take power in the coming years, likely take power. Looking at it now, what kind of process is his process of taking power? During this process, will some major events occur? Major events? During this time, military exercises are being conducted in the South China Sea, East China Sea, and Yellow Sea. Everyone, do not worry about these things; it is not the Chinese Communist Party going to attack Taiwan—they simply do not have the capability to attack Taiwan! Everyone, do not worry, and do not listen to those who say they are going to attack Taiwan. They have been beating the drums and shouting since 1949, for 77 years now. Have you seen them attack Taiwan? Attacking Taiwan now would be equivalent to winning a jackpot—it won't happen. The longer time goes on, the less likely they are to attack Taiwan. The real time to attack Taiwan has long since passed, long since passed. They lack the capability, and moreover, everyone must remember that Taiwan has long been linked with these Western countries. Attacking Taiwan means attacking Western countries; it is an entirely independent country, and you simply cannot attack it, impossible. It is just a threat. If they were going to attack, would they spend so much money on the Kuomintang? There would be no need to spend money at all. Do you know how much money the Chinese Communist Party has spent on the Kuomintang? Right? Look at the united front work, how much money do you have to spend? Why would they need to spend money? They wouldn't need to spend money at all, I would just crush you directly, right? Xi Jinping is very clear about this, and the Chinese Communist Party is very clear about it. Don't look at the Kuomintang; the Kuomintang is likewise his enemy. Right now, they are just utilizing some people from the Kuomintang, who are likewise their enemies. Do you think that after the Chinese Communist Party takes Taiwan, the Kuomintang will still be able to survive? The Kuomintang would long ago... Look at whether there are any genuine democratic parties under the rule of the Chinese Communist Party. There is not a single genuine democratic party. All of them are fakes, disguised, all of them are alliances led by the Chinese Communist Party, so-called alliances, right? There are none. Therefore, it is impossible to attack Taiwan, and they fundamentally lack the capability to attack Taiwan. I am telling you, the moment they fight, they die. The moment they launch a war externally, it is absolutely impossible for the Chinese Communist Party. They cannot even handle their internal affairs right now.

Now Chinese soldiers are already very clear about this. These new... I previously did a show a couple of days ago, and I said, the awakening among young people today is even greater than among middle-aged and elderly people. Although they did not live through the Communist Party's 1950s, 1960s, or 1970s—some were even born in the 1980s, 1990s, or even after 2000—their understanding of the Communist Party, their knowledge about the Communist Party, far surpasses those old brainwashed folks and old pinks; it far surpasses the old pinks! And these people, these young people have the power to take action. Look at what their action is: leaving China. That is their power to take action, and that is what brings us the greatest comfort. So, sometimes when I do this show and see young people connecting with me, I feel very happy. Why? Because you see, there are many middle-aged and elderly people right now who might not be awake yet, but their younger generation is awake. Now many young people are enlightening their parents, and even enlightening their grandparents. They think: we have been deceived, you have been deceived for decades. That is indeed the case. The fact is, they are very familiar with the internet; they can acquire the knowledge and information they need from the internet. So that is why I say, the internet has truly changed the world and changed China. It enables Chinese people to completely understand what is happening in the world. Can you imagine? My videos are currently very popular domestically. I have many friends who previously had no idea I was doing this overseas, and they often see my content. "Hu Liren, you're doing this abroad?" I said yes, I am doing this. He said—I asked him, "How did you know?" He said we often receive your videos, people are passing them around, and they often receive my video programs. Think about it: this scale of dissemination is driven by these young people. Many young people have completely woken up, completely awakened. These people will be the fresh force of the counteroffensive in the future, so whatever propaganda the Communist Party tries to do now, it is no longer of much use, no longer of much use. Deng Xiaoping carrying out the reform and opening up has already enlightened the vast majority of Chinese people. It may seem like many of these people are brainwashed, but some simply have no choice within this system and have to tell lies every day; in their hearts, they know very well what kind of trash the Communist Party is, and what kind of trash you, Xi Jinping, are. So it's coming to an end; the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has reached its end.

Now the deterioration and decline of Xi Jinping's health has become irreversible. Look at him this time. What's the date today? The 12th, right? Today is the 12th. Look, from the 1st to the 12th, that's a full eleven days—more than ten, ten, eleven days—without appearing. This is very abnormal, very abnormal. In the past, it also happened; in the past, Xi Jinping had some minor surgeries, and to recover, he might not show his face for twenty-odd days or thirty-odd days, that did happen. Now it is completely different. Now everyone has confirmed it—major media outlets and governments around the world have all confirmed that there is an issue with him. Tell me, which head of state goes to someone else's country and demands five hours of time saying I need to take an afternoon nap? Have you ever heard of such a thing? Usually, the medical teams of these people are extremely strong, and these people are usually in relatively good physical shape. Look, Xi Jinping has now reached such a point that many events have been canceled. Now there is news saying that for this APEC meeting, the APEC meeting held in Shenzhen in November, many agendas are already being revised, many agendas are being revised. So what is the consideration? The consideration is Xi Jinping's physical condition; there is much he might not be able to sustain. Right now, all of his meeting agendas revolve around him. For instance, if he appears for about half an hour and can't hold up anymore, then it ends after half an hour; it just ends right there. Then let him recover for a period of time, and perhaps he can do another half an hour then; he simply cannot sustain his work for long periods anymore. Already. Alright, I believe that our generation, the Chinese people today, and the entire world will be able to witness the fall of the Communist Party. This downfall—the calls for the fall of the Communist Party, it can be said—is currently the loudest, the loudest globally in seventy-seven years since 1949. Alright, that's all for today's topic. Thank you everyone for watching, see you next show.