Xi Jinping Has Reached the Dilemma of Choosing Between Saving His Life or Keeping His Power!

This video analyzes the current status of China after thirteen years of Xi Jinping's rule, pointing out that the collapse of the Chinese economy is irreversible, and reviews the historical foreign background of the CCP and its confrontation with the United States. The host focuses on recent events such as Xi Jinping's five-hour rest at the White House and his flower-laying ceremony at Tiananmen, arguing that these prove his severe health decline, leaving him with a dilemma of "preserving power or preserving his life." At the same time, the program explores the possible direction of power transition and the fate of officials and political destiny under the CCP system.

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Hello, audience friends! I couldn't sleep tonight, so I'd like to chat with you about a topic: Xi Jinping has now been emperor for exactly thirteen years. He has always had an emperor's dream, an imperial dream. Now that he has been doing it for thirteen years, he has reached the point where he can do whatever he wants to whoever he wants, and kill whoever he wants! This is the current situation with Xi Jinping; he has bragged to the heavens, right? Once these dictators brag to the heavens, the economy has actually completely collapsed. The collapse of China's economy this time is an irreversible collapse; it is fundamentally impossible to reverse. I have been talking about the collapse of China's economy. This collapse cannot be reversed; this is the first point. Why can it not be reversed? Because it is a political shift, and it has now been completely seen through by the entire Western society. In other words, as long as the CCP does not fall, and the essence of this country does not change, and the politics of the CCP do not change, then the evil of this country will always exist; it is just a matter of when it is emitted. It has been emitted; its evil has always been hidden, always hidden.

Right? Look, an incident I talked about today, which is what's been posted online these past few days—these days, these days—is a video released online of a case from 2005, where two brothers who were military spies for the Chinese Communist Party were arrested, along with a wife who was arrested with them, at the Los Angeles airport. Everyone saw it, right? 2005, do you all know when 2005 was? In 2005, Deng Xiaoping had just stepped down—no, uh, that is, uh, Jiang Zemin had just stepped down, and Hu Jintao had just come to power, right? Just think about that time; US-China relations were actually very good back then. So I've always been saying, based on what I understood, what I learned back in the 2000s, a business partner of mine named He Xintong explicitly told me back then, 'We have always regarded the Chinese Communist... wait, we have always regarded the United States as our number one enemy.' Right? So behind the scenes, they've always been doing these things, doing things to subvert the United States. I once told a story, a real experience of mine, right? I encountered it back in the 2000s when four of us were having dinner. I remember that impression very vividly. Four people eating, and two of them were arms dealers from Poly Group. Which two heads? These two heads. I remember back then I even chatted with them about other topics, topics that involved central-level officials. These people were extremely familiar with them; they were very familiar with Deng's family. Just imagine, they told me right then and there that their arms supply targets were America's opponents, America's adversaries, meaning terrorists—meaning terrorists. At that time, they were responsible for the arms dealing in West Asia, Central Asia, including Southeast Asia. As long as you were an opponent of the US nation, an opponent of the US regime, they would continuously provide weapons to you, and even help train you. Just think, this is what the Poly arms dealers were doing at the time, this is what Deng's family was doing. Can you imagine? Ordinary people only see the surface; because we don't come into contact with these people, ordinary folks simply have no idea about this stuff, simply cannot see these things at all. At the time, he told me—though I come from a purged family background and knew the evil of the CCP, I still never imagined it could be so evil, so evil. I never expected it, because on the surface, relations with the US were extremely good. In the 1990s, just think, back then they were begging the US on their knees, begging the US on their knees. But behind our backs, everything the CCP was doing was aimed at dealing with the US. In other words, because the CCP kept fostering anti-American sentiment throughout the 1990s—cultivating this kind of terrorist anti-American force worldwide—it ultimately led to the outbreak of the September 11 attacks. Later on, people came to believe—they determined that September 11... look, Trump, uh, well not Trump, many people concluded that during September 11, some of the funds for bin Laden were provided by China, provided by the CCP. Of course, some funds came from other places too, but the CCP likewise participated in the funding and cultivation of these terrorists. The CCP later... and now you see today, you see things like the Houthi armed forces in the Middle East, the CCP is constantly giving to Iran. It might look like Iran is supporting all of this, but actually, the backer behind the scenes is the CCP, is the CCP. That is the current situation right now, the current situation.

Ah, you see, we are talking about Xi Jinping. Just now, I made an episode about Xi Jinping during his past two days in the United States. Today, the entire internet is talking about this topic—the topic that Xi Jinping rested for a full five hours at the White House. Actually, this topic is extremely crucial. When I previously said that Xi Jinping had health problems, many people didn't believe it, thinking I was just doing it for traffic. But why would I chase traffic? Right? I have too many other topics I could talk about. If I wanted to chase traffic, I could talk about the experiences I once had in China, and anyone listening would be hooked, because my experiences are completely, entirely different from those of an ordinary Chinese person, completely different, right? So, this five-hour rest period for Xi Jinping at the White House proves that his health has experienced a severe decline, a severe decline. The fact that his physical condition has issues is something everyone knows very well, right? I already revealed Xi Jinping's medical records last year; he has many underlying geriatric conditions, the kind of things you simply cannot avoid. Officials of the Chinese Communist Party have a huge number of such illnesses. The higher your rank, the more underlying conditions you have, because the higher your rank, the less likely you are to step down. Even when you are very old, you are still managing this, this, this country? You must know, I once said that when I used to manage a company of several hundred people, a tech company, it required a tremendous amount of time. I remember once when I was calculating my working hours, for a whole month—because we used to have access cards to enter the company, and every time you entered or left, you had to use an access card to open and close the door, which recorded your entry and exit times, the time you spent in the company. You know I was extremely busy, and I also had foreign affairs work to handle. Do you know how many hours a day I had to spend inside the company? The highest record was three hundred and ten hours in a month, three hundred and ten hours. How many hours are in a day? At that time, we only had about twenty-odd working days, meaning that every morning around 8:15 to 8:30, I entered the company earlier than most people. Every night I would leave the company around midnight, spending more than ten hours every day—over twelve hours, thirteen, fourteen, or even fourteen or fifteen hours. Fourteen or fifteen hours didn't even include my business trip time, nor did it include the time spent outside, for instance, going to various places to negotiate things, the time spent negotiating outside. Just imagine, managing a company requires 310 hours; imagine managing a country—that requires far too much time. So Xi Jinping is now in a dilemma, a complete dilemma. His physical condition absolutely does not allow him to keep tossing and turning like this, tossing the country around just for his imperial dream. Because of his current health reasons—and of course, other reasons as well—he might stop, he might stop, right? So, if he were to stop, he would need to carry out a series of subsequent tasks, and that is his future work. I said that dynasties changing and power transfers easily lead to trouble, especially given Xi Jinping's current situation, right? He cannot rely on people with different surnames to prop him up, so who is going to do it? People of his own surname, his family members, must prop this up. For Xi Yuanping to prop this up is quite unlikely, right? Xi Yuanping's various capabilities just don't reach that level. So, following normal logic, I think it should be his daughter, it should be his daughter, right? It is his daughter who would become—of course, she is a high-probability candidate, a high-probability candidate. So Xi Jinping is in a dilemma now. One is that, therefore, I believe he will very likely step down next year at the 21st Party Congress. In just a few months, a few weeks from now, the Fifth Plenum of the 20th Central Committee is about to begin. Whether the Fifth Plenum will produce new thoughts of his, or new judgments, and whether there will be new personnel changes within the Communist Party, is entirely possible, entirely possible, right? Now, regarding his current situation, if he wants to save his life, he must rest and recuperate his body. Just look at the other day—he tossed and turned himself, which is why I said Xi Jinping caused this trouble for himself. He had scheduled to present flowers at the Monument to the People's Heroes on September 30, and he stood in the wind for nearly an hour, well over half an hour, doing this ceremony. Beijing is very cold, and these past couple of days Beijing had strong winds of around magnitude 6 or 7. He faced magnitude 6 or 7 winds standing there in Tiananmen Square, waiting to perform this ceremony lasting tens of minutes. All of this is self-inflicted trouble. I've said before that he should have stepped down long ago; he should find a scenic place to drink tea, listen to music, right, and hold his children—his daughter must have had a child by now, right? She's married and had a child, holding his grandchild, right? Look at how happy that would be!

Look at how he keeps tossing and turning; now he has tossed the entire country into this state. It is all for power, just for that. So, these people inside the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are all devils; they do not care about the common people at all. Now God is dealing with him, God is dealing with him, and is waiting, just letting him make a choice: do you want to choose your health, or do you want to choose your power?

Ah, you see, his power is now consolidated, but it is often the case that the more consolidated your power is, the greater your power, and the more severe your dictatorship, the stronger the backlash from the entire society, the entire country, and public opinion will be. Because your dictatorship inevitably harms the interests of others, and once a country enters a state of dictatorship, most of it ends in chaos—most of it is chaos. Now that the country has reached this point, it is one disaster after another, right? I think the Chinese people are certainly very clear about this. No matter how much you dance those 'Zhong' dances, sing 'Socialism is Good,' or perform those Cultural Revolution-era dances, you cannot change this fact, nor can you change the reality of so many broken families. To what extent has China reached now? Many families have divorced. The economy is China's... In fact, for most Chinese families, the vast majority rely on the economy for support. Once the economy of a family collapses, it is over; everything changes completely, and it immediately falls apart. It is completely different from the China after the Republic of China era. In the past, Chinese people had morals; now, Chinese marriages are just transactional. You tell me, where are the Chinese people who have any real emotions? There is no real affection, very, very little. It is all like this, looking at conditions, right? 'How much bride price will your family give me?' My family gets married... Marriage now is just like this; it is a task, it is a task, right? Many people treat marriage as child's play. You see, after the entire society has changed, look at China; many people's marriages involve many instances. As economic income continues to rise, once they have money, well, they find ways to start messing around outside. Then, later on, the whole thing keeps collapsing, keeps falling apart, and it just keeps scattering. There are many such people in my former circle; there are many such people.

Ah, so the problem Xi Jinping is facing now is whether he wants power or his life. He has already reached the point where his life is at stake. Just think, for a normal diplomatic activity, he has to stop in the middle, stop for five hours, and find a place to rest. This means he himself cannot sustain much. I estimate Xi Jinping can hold on for at most about half an hour. You see, when he went to the history museum to visit, the visit was supposed to take about forty minutes, but he shortened it to ten minutes, which proves he is already not up to it. When he gets on and off, he still needs to be supported. Ah, so now the whole of China, the entire country, is at risk, at risk. What happens if Xi Jinping falls? Who will take charge? Is there anyone capable of taking charge? Ah, will there be serious conflicts within the CCP? Of course, it doesn't have much to do with the common people; we common people will continue to live our lives, right? Ah, and the CCP won't have such large-scale civil war either; that is impossible. This kind of power transition will just happen in a very short time, in Beijing, in Zhongnanhai, just like what happened back then between Deng Xiaoping and his opponents, where Deng Xiaoping eventually emerged victorious. Ah, so, however, the country's policies will change, the country's policies will change. Ah, the common people... Some say it will get worse, I don't believe it, I don't believe it will get worse. I think, if Xi Jinping falls, then I say China might have a great opportunity for a real transformation, a real transformation. Because if you don't make changes, even if you take power, you are actually still on the cutting edge. You must know, for a society, for a country, when are the people in power—the civil servants of the country—truly safe? They are only truly safe on the basis of democracy, freedom, and the rule of law. Only then will these officials have true peace, true peace. Just like in the United States, if you want to be a government official, as long as you don't engage in corruption and don't do bad things, and no one forces you to do bad things there, then you are very safe there, and you are protected by the law.

However, inside the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), it works like this: as long as you enter this official bureaucratic system, the law has nothing to do with you at all, absolutely nothing to do with you. On the contrary, ordinary people are actually a bit safer than officials. Ordinary people are a bit safer than officials, right? Ordinary people don't know anyone, and as long as I don't break the law, right? I am poor to the extreme, at least no one will come—yes, yes, no one will come and arbitrarily drag me away. But the CCP is different; once you enter this system in the CCP, you have to take a side. Once you take a side, your life and death have nothing to do with you personally. Choosing a side is just red or white, like drawing lots—whichever lot you draw is the one you get, right? Sometimes when you take a side, you didn't actually want to, but the entire bureaucratic system pushed you up, and you had no choice but to take a side. If you don't take a side, then you get pushed down, right? So what kind of world is the Communist Party's world? It's a world where everyone competes to be a slave. Competing to be a slave actually means that their—actually, their life and death are just a fifty-fifty toss-up, right? Look, if we look at the history of the CCP, you will know. History tells us so. Look at Mao's era; during Mao's era, almost every official was subjected to purges. I say this: if you understand Chinese history, if you understand the history of the Communist Party, if you understand that period under Mao, you will know. During the Cultural Revolution, almost everyone was targeted. As long as you were an official, you were sent to a May 7 Cadre School; you went to do physical labor first, study first, and engage in self-reflection, right? On the contrary, ordinary people—since I had nothing anyway, I, ah, I ended up becoming the one denouncing others, right? So Xi Jinping is now in this position, meaning he is basically a target, essentially a target, and he can't even step down by himself. How can he step down now? He can't step down anymore, right? You, for instance, back when you had Li Keqiang, you could still butt heads with him a little bit. Li Keqiang was a representative of the Communist Youth League faction, right? Li Keqiang was a stepping stone, a ladder for him to step down, but he destroyed Li Keqiang. That's why everything Xi Jinping has done in all his terms—for over a decade, almost not a single step has been right. This guy, Xi Jinping, is probably a devil created by God. Fuck, I can only—I can only understand it this way. Just think about it, someone who hasn't made a single correct step, every single step harms people, every single step harms people! And in the end, who does he harm? He harms himself. Now he is harming himself, and he's also harming his wife. Just think, after he falls, look at his clan—think about his younger brother, his older sister, his brother-in-law, ah, his entire family, just think how huge the purge they will face in the future will be, right? So as I see it, after Xi Jinping is gone in the future, Peng Liyuan will spend the rest of her days in Qincheng Prison, just like Jiang Qing. This is the future of the Xi family as I foresee it, the future of the Xi family, including his younger brother's destiny—this doom is likewise inevitable, likewise bound to be reckoned with, right? However much evil you commit, it ultimately bounces back onto your head. Chinese people call this karmic retribution, this is karmic retribution. Xi Jinping can no longer escape retribution; he can no longer escape it, sigh.

Now looking at his personal condition, he comes out for a few hours and then has to lie down, comes out for a few hours and then has to lie down. This too—I think he himself must now clearly worry about his own body. This is science; there's no way around it. No amount of power can stop the decline of your body. Ah, no matter how great your power is, you say "I can stop my body, I can reverse aging! Ah, reverse aging!" Is that possible? That's just dreaming. Look at Mao; look how he went in his eighties. Well, let's see—when will Xi Jinping suddenly collapse? Look at this period, look, right? Who knows, maybe one day he really won't come out anymore and will be rushed to emergency care. It's entirely possible, entirely possible, ah. Then the CCP internal ranks will fall into chaos, starting just like Hua Guofeng arresting the Gang of Four back then. And then let's see who rushes in next like Deng Ping to take down Hua Guofeng. That's how the Communist Party is. For us overseas, for the ordinary people under the Communists—so during this time, ordinary people, ordinary Chinese people, you just wait. I reckon a major event like this—a major internal crisis within the CCP—will happen within just a few months, just a few months. Now everyone sees that the emperor is about to fall, right? So when the emperor is about to fall, many people are already starting to get restless, right? Alright, ah, that's enough chatting about this topic with you all, ah. It's almost ten-thirty right now, so here, ah, ah, I'll chat with you all again tomorrow. Thanks for watching, we—