Major earthquake in CCP politics! Xi Jinping is launching a massive wave of arrests within the CCP.

This video, presented by Hu Liren, discusses the recent major political earthquake in Chinese politics, such as the arrest of Huang Qifan. The host analyzes that high-ranking officials in the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) getting into trouble is not due to corruption, personal life, or factional allegiance, but rather political purging carried out by Xi Jinping to eliminate veterans, falsify and tamper with history, and consolidate power. The video points out that more high-ranking officials will fall in the coming months, and exposes the deep-seated corruption and cruel nature of the CCP officialdom.

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Hello, viewers and friends! Today, the internet is blowing up again, uh, the political scene is blowing up again. Huang Qifan has been arrested. This person, actually, people used to call him a tumbler, a tumbler. Hey, back then, Huang Qifan was actually, at the time, sent by Hu Jintao to that place to supervise Bo Xilai. Bo Xilai was too high-profile at that time, and so, I always say Hu Jintao is Xi Jinping's benefactor. Back then in the Chongqing officialdom, look, Bo Xilai was transferred to Chongqing as the municipal party secretary, and everything that happened afterward... Actually, I believe that this Huang Qifan must have been a chess piece for Hu Jintao. Huang Qifan is a tumbler. He had always been in the Shanghai officialdom, and then suddenly, uh, he was transferred away, suddenly transferred away. He went to Chongqing after the year 2000. People like this are usually not easily getting into trouble—well, not staying in one city makes it relatively easy to get into trouble. Many people looked at him as a member of the Jiang faction. Back then, people like Chen Liangyu might have gotten into trouble—not just Chen Liangyu, actually many people in the Shanghai officialdom got into trouble. What we usually hear about is just Chen Liangyu, because his official rank was relatively high, right? Shanghai has titles like mayor and municipal party secretary, right?

Look, those who came out of Shanghai like Meng Jianzhu, right? Look at those who came out of Shanghai, including Han Zheng, right? Including Huang Qifan, these people, actually, you look at Meng Jianzhu, he didn't have any trouble later, right? He had a safe landing, though nobody knows exactly what his situation is now. It is very possible that he has already been controlled by Xi Jinping, right? But Han Zheng, look at Han Zheng, even now, Han Zheng is still a tumbler. So, I say everyone has been guessing these past two days, especially today, I looked at the internet and people are guessing about Huang Qifan's relationship with this or that faction, or something like that, or some people are saying he had an extramarital affair with a lawyer from a law firm in Chongqing, and then had an illegitimate child. If you define the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officials getting into trouble as being because they have mistresses or things like that, then you are underestimating them; you don't understand the CCP at all, and you don't understand the Chinese officialdom at all! The real reason they get into trouble is not because of corruption or women or mistresses, that's not it at all! Once CCP officials reach a high level, these things are incidental, they are part of their perks, just like benefits. You know about the Zhang Gaoli incident, right? That woman named Peng Shuai, right? You know. Look at that incident, it caused a huge uproar all over the world. Peng Shuai is an international figure, she is an international star, right? The media all over the world reported it. Look, did Zhang Gaoli get into any trouble? He didn't get into any trouble at all. And Peng Shuai made it very clear at the time, that when she and Zhang Gaoli had a relationship, it was Zhang Gaoli's wife who introduced them, right? Who set them up. Just think, the CCP officialdom has become this dark, this is not rumors made up by self-media or the media, it's not like that at all, it's what Peng Shuai herself wrote very clearly in that document.

What is this? This is the CCP officialdom. If you really understand it, I have said before. Look at Shanghai, I am from Shanghai, I used to have a childhood friend who worked at the Shanghai Guest House, who graduated from the Shanghai Tourism College at that time, studied in Fengxian or somewhere. After graduation, they were assigned to the Shanghai Guest House, and years later, became a small manager there. Inside, they were all big brothers and sisters, all graduates of the Tourism College. Old Shanghainese know that the Shanghai Guest House is a place that receives ministerial-level figures. Many of the women inside had relationships with ministers, they were all mistresses of ministers. It grew from there. That was in the 1970s, the early 1980s, just think, at that time there was no so-called corruption, no so-called women issues, and the Communist Party was using integrity as a brand to promote itself, it had nothing to do with the later reform and opening up. Reform and opening up later just made things chaotic, right? Later, everyone went public, but in fact, it was all open within the Communist Party. Later, these illegitimate children were sent to France, these are things my familiar childhood friends told me. Just think, can you imagine? Right? Ordinary people have no idea how evil and corrupt the inside of the Communist Party is. So, Huang Qifan's trouble this time is not because of his corruption, not because of his women, and certainly not because of his political alignment. If it were about his political alignment, just think, Xi Jinping has been in power for more than ten years, and he hasn't fallen; he has actually been Xi Jinping's man for a long time. If it were about corruption, in three to five years, or seven or eight years at most, he would have been taken down long ago. Because everyone around Xi Jinping has been taken down, all these people from these factions, even the Youth League faction has been taken down, the whole thing has been taken down! Except for Hu Chunhua, who has always followed Xi Jinping, becoming a person who is no longer part of the Youth League faction. Huang Qifan had already passed that hurdle long ago. The only possibility for Huang Qifan to be arrested is actually that Xi Jinping is starting to clean up the old officials from now on, which is what I said long ago. He wants to clear away all the future troubles for his successors, that is the first thing.

Second, the history of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is entirely fake history, all fabricated. The more you know—take Huang Qifan, for example—he knows too much. He is very clear about, say, why Bo Xilai was arrested at that time, how it was done, and what the situation was. He knows far too much. Of course, from various aspects, Huang Qifan also has his own team; he has people both above and below him. These people understand the CCP far better than the average person. Why does Xi Jinping want to arrest these veteran officials? It is actually about the narrative. In the future, history will be written entirely by him and his team. If you, Huang Qifan, are taken out, then you become a mute; no one will be left to doubt whether what Xi Jinping says is true or false. This is his goal: he wants to tamper with history and fabricate history. He must get rid of these old people. Look, let me say it again. Han Zheng is very likely to be frozen out by him. The Vice President is very likely to be frozen out by him. Just look at the fate of Liu Shaoqi and you will know. If you want to understand the CCP, if you want to guess what actions Xi Jinping will take in the future, just look at what Mao did at the time. He must do it, he has to do it, he will definitely do it. This is the reference point. He is just a copy of Mao! These things—Huang Qifan was not arrested for personal reasons; this is called a political sacrifice, a political sacrifice of the CCP. Look, during the Cultural Revolution, many officials were arrested and struggled against; in fact, they were all political sacrifices, needed to be sacrificed in that movement. This is a political necessity, not because he personally engaged in corruption. Because who in the CCP is not corrupt? Everyone is corrupt, right? If you want to arrest them, you have to arrest everyone. The CCP always has a reason for arrests. Now, Xi Jinping uses the reason of corruption, because since the Reform and Opening-up, everyone has money, everyone is corrupt. Look at when Chen Liangyu had his incident; they said he was corrupt. How much corruption did you find when you arrested him? Not much. Later, when the CCP listed his assets, he didn't have many assets.

Chen Liangyu—I remember at that time my mother knew Chen Liangyu's younger sister. Chen Liangyu's sister was a very good person, working as a doctor at the Changning District Central Hospital. At that time, when my mother went to the Changning District Central Hospital for her annual physical examination, Chen Liangyu's sister was my mother's attending physician. I have also met Chen Liangyu's sister because I sometimes went there. Chen Liangyu's sister was a very reasonable person, and her character was absolutely beyond reproach. I believe that Chen Liangyu himself was not the type to be corrupt; this was simply a political necessity at the time, letting him be sacrificed. Jiang Zemin at the time was essentially sacrificing a pawn. Huang Qifan is the same. Under these circumstances, Xi Jinping now—look, in a while, there will be N number of Huang Qifans; these people of his are often those with a wide range of experience, who know a lot about the internal affairs of the CCP, not those who were just promoted. Those who were just promoted are generally not arrested. Look at the future; these veteran officials around Xi Jinping will all enter Qincheng Prison one by one. In Qincheng Prison, their treatment is incredibly good. Qincheng Prison is actually a prison they built for themselves. In Qincheng Prison, you don't need to do manual labor at all; you can read newspapers and watch TV every day in that place. Whatever books you want, their library has plenty; all kinds of books are available. Their treatment is good, and the food they eat is better than what you ordinary people eat; they have all kinds of delicacies. Their ranks are different. Look at the CCP officials; when they are sentenced, do they have their heads shaved or wear shackles like the criminals of the past? No. Look, they all wear that official uniform, the administrative jacket, remember? They are all in administrative jackets. They are arrogant and imposing; they want to maintain the image of the CCP. Look, after being arrested, how many billions were they corrupt? Now many people say how many billions Huang Qifan was corrupt? Of course, the projects he was involved in might involve tens of billions or even hundreds of billions as a whole, but personally, how many billions can you say he was corrupt? For someone like him, this is not surprising. You say he was corrupt by 100 million or 200 million; that's normal. Within the CCP, a friend I knew before was a mayor of a very famous city in China, a mayor of a city in the Northeast. You say, after his family was arrested, how much were they corrupt? His family's total assets added up to 15 million. In fact, he was truly an honest official. Think about it, he served as mayor in a city for several terms, just during the entire past of the Reform and Opening-up, over twenty years ago. If he casually approved a project, people would give him kickbacks of tens of millions. Look at everything his family had; his family was in Changchun, his wife and children were all in Changchun, a daughter and his wife were all in Changchun. In the end, the CCP calculated it for him, all the assets—it was more than ten years ago, real estate was still relatively high—and they calculated it, including the houses he had himself, the houses in Changchun added up to 15 million. Is he an honest official? Within the CCP, a mayor being like that is an honest official.

So all these factional struggles within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are actually political needs, and they are tied to politics. All these factional struggles, including the death of Li Keqiang, are also political needs. Politics needed him to die, so he had no choice but to die. When he took his oath back then, saying "I will fight for communism for everything"! Once you swear that oath, your life is actually no longer your own, and you hand it over to this demonic regime. It makes you do things whenever it wants, and it throws you into prison whenever it wants. Last year, I made a video saying that a second Cultural Revolution within the Party was about to begin. If everyone checks the show I did back then, Xi Jinping had issued orders at that time, which meant beginning to arrest, vigorously arresting those incumbent officials, as well as these former officials. Last year in total, a fleeing deputy minister of the Organization Department—a former deputy minister of the Organization Department—said that back then the CCP hadn't yet publicly said it was going to arrest one million. He said that in 2025, the total number of arrested and purged CCP officials, including the entire grassroots, village party secretaries, the most grassroots streets and villages, as well as some officials who had already retired, added up to two million in total, with the actual targeted number being around one million. Later, the government released a report showing over one million, saying one million were arrested, but the officials actually involved were doubled; that number is too huge, the number in a single year is too huge. This year, I estimate that the number arrested this year will be at least two million to three million. These past two days in Beijing, has everyone heard? Beijing is now almost in a state of semi-martial law; government agencies are already under semi-martial law, and they won't even let you run around. For all senior government executives, arresting senior CCP executives is too easy now. They themselves are actually already fish in a barrel; you just need to cross them out, draw a red line, and this person gets taken away. Therefore, the CCP's rice is very hard to eat! And look at these grandchildren of the CCP overseas now, meaning their children, the princelings and official descendants, these people are having a hard time, and their fathers and mothers are all going to prison. Once they go to prison, they will find ways to take back your assets overseas. If they don't take them back, the CCP has special agents overseas now, and CCP officials are extremely ruthless when it comes to dealing with their own people, because once your own people turn against you, what you know is far more than ordinary people. The impact of your blow is much greater than that of ordinary people. Ordinary people don't know much about the inside of the CCP, but these people inside the CCP know it very well, so against these people of the CCP—for instance, once you go overseas and oppose the CCP—then they will figure out ways to deal a fatal blow.

Everyone has heard some stories. As for Yu Zhengsheng's older brother, we don't know whether he is dead or alive. However, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) definitely tried to finish him off; whether they succeeded is unknown. Some people say he is dead, while others say he is still alive. An official from the FBI once publicly stated that this person is still alive. This person was formerly a division chief in the state security, having fled in the 1980s. Therefore, if you look at the incident involving Huang Qifan, it is actually very clear. It is not at all about some female lawyer with whom the CCP is supposedly involved, nor is it about Qin Gang! People say Qin Gang had a woman outside and an illegitimate child, and then this person was taken down—that is completely not how it happened. I believe there must be political reasons behind it. Look again at CCP officials having mistresses, second, third, or fourth wives. Look at the

Alright, everyone, look at this. There will be many more of these coming out one by one over the next few days. It is possible that within these next three months, especially from now until the Fifth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee—roughly within the next two weeks—some more significant figures might be exposed. The people we have been hearing about, just by hearing their names, you know these are big fish and high-ranking officials. Almost all of Hu Jintao's former original team, those involved with Hu Jintao's original team, will be completely wiped out! This is what Xi Jinping must do politically; this is his political mission, and it has absolutely nothing to do with how good a relationship you might have with him. To what extent did Xi Jinping go? Hu Jintao was like his benefactor, yet he still had people from the Central Security Bureau carry him out, physically lifting him up and dragging him out on the spot. That is the Communist Party for you! Alright, thank you all for watching, and I will see you in the next topic.