Xi Jinping's Cruelest Trick Against the Chinese Has Already Arrived!

In the program, Hu Liren analyzed and pointed out that the most ruthless tactic of the Xi Jinping regime against the Chinese people is to strip all personal assets of liquidity, making fixed assets like real estate impossible to cash out when needed. At the same time, he reviewed the changes in China's foreign exchange reserves, accusing the Chinese currency of transferring the people's hard-earned money overseas. He also explored the impact of moral collapse, poverty, and ignorance on dictatorial rule, advising viewers to do their best to cash out and keep foreign currency as a risk fund.

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Hello, dear viewers! Today I want to talk to you about a topic. I saw a video today, yes, a video. Actually, what this video explains is that the methods Xi Jinping is currently using against the Chinese people are extremely ruthless. These methods of his, in fact, a few years ago, I used to bring up this viewpoint on the media—it wasn't self-media back then, but other media outlets. I kept pointing out that Xi Jinping wants all Chinese people, all individuals, to lose the liquidity of their personal assets. This very sentence, yes. That is why I have been advising everyone, like an ox, crying out every day for people to dispose of their Chinese assets, to dispose of their Chinese assets. Back in 2018, after I left China and returned to the United States, I kept doing this. Later, when I was doing my shows last year, I also constantly reminded everyone: the current prices of your assets that you see now, whether it is stocks or the housing market, including the current price of the real estate you own, do not think that these prices will go back up. I am telling you, under Xi Jinping's control, the prices of all these fixed assets in China will not go up, and none of the stocks or anything will go up, because he has destroyed the entire structure of the economy. Do you understand? It is like a building that has several pillars supporting it against the wind and rain. In the midst of wind and rain, it won't collapse; it will only shake. It won't collapse, right? But it relies on these few major pillars, and once these pillars are chopped down by him, then this house, this building, is collapsing. Think about it, once a building collapses, how many years will it take for you to rebuild it? So, I have been talking about this. Let me show you a video, let's listen to a video. Because of copyright issues, I will just... This is a Chinese real estate agent. This person says: 'You would never have dreamed that the biggest risk for housing now is not the price drop, but the disappearance of liquidity.' Now, do you all remember? Did you hear that? The disappearance of liquidity. I have been talking about the disappearance of liquidity, which means that what Xi Jinping is doing now is making your assets lose liquidity. Once you lose liquidity, it is equivalent to being stuck in a pit. This is a Shanghai slang, but it actually means you are stuck in a quagmire and cannot extricate yourself, cannot extricate yourself, making all your assets lose liquidity. What does that concept mean? It means when you need cash, you cannot get it out, you cannot get it out. These assets have all evaporated, while your house remains there on the territory of the People's Republic of China, under the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). This asset actually belongs to him. If you lose liquidity, you have no way, you have no ability to cash out. Let's keep listening, I will explain it to you bit by bit. Many people are still struggling, listening. 'You would never have dreamed that the biggest risk for housing now is not the price drop, but the disappearance of liquidity. Many people are still struggling with whether housing prices will continue to fall. But I want to tell you an even more brutal reality: the risk of housing has never been the price drop, never the drop, but that when you want to sell it, you simply cannot sell it.' Did you hear that? When you want to sell it, you simply cannot sell it. This person is a very successful real estate agent. I have watched his videos before; he specializes in real estate brokerage. He understands it very clearly now, very clearly. Think about his words.

Now it has already become a reality. A few years ago, 8 years ago, in 2018, or back in 2018 or 2019, I put forward this view. I put forward this view back in 2019. Go look at all dictatorial countries. Do you see assets having liquidity in dictatorial countries? Look back at the Mao era. In the Mao era, look at those capitalists in Shanghai who owned houses, back in the 1950s who had houses—those houses, those garden villas, were not demolished or seized, but they completely lost liquidity. Do you know why? Because the common people simply had no money left. There was nobody left who had the capability to buy your house, even through private transactions there was no way, no capability; the economy completely collapsed, and even kids didn't have jobs. Who would buy a house then? What was it like back then? Back then, ordinary people would tighten their finances, survive as best as they could, hold onto their existing cash, deposit it in the bank, or keep it at home, keep it at home. And what was this money for? Just to get through the harsh cold and winter, right? As everyone knows, the weather got colder and colder, and back then, even the rice in the rice jar required money to buy, right? Cooking oil cost money; firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce, and vinegar all cost money to buy. So many people eventually ended up at this point. Let me... let me tell everyone this again, let me tell everyone this again: during Mao's era—this is real, this is real—during Mao's era, there were many wealthy capitalist families in Shanghai, do you know how they got by? They lived in garden villas—at that time, their villas hadn't been grabbed or taken away by the Communist Party yet, some still kept their villas and were living in them—yet they didn't even have money to buy groceries. Do you know what they ended up using? They used children's piggy banks. Children back then had ceramic pig or ox piggy banks, where they dropped in a few cents, coins, or small-denomination bills. Families used to have many children back then, five or six kids with five or six piggy banks. After smashing those five or six piggy banks and taking the money out, buying a little oil today, buying a little rice tomorrow—that was how they lived. This is losing liquidity; the entire housing market and the entire society completely lost liquidity. What Xi Jinping is doing is exactly this. Making all of you... look at Chinese people, looking back from the Mao era, back then people were dirt poor, whole families had no money at all. Where would money come from? If you didn't get a wage this month, if you didn't get a wage this month, you would go hungry next month. Ah, some struggling families were like this: suppose there was no money, back then when there was no money, if I ran out of money in the second half of the month, and there was no rice left in the rice jar, I would ask relatives or friends to borrow three or five yuan, or borrow ten yuan. Back then wages were extremely low. For a married couple's monthly wages, suppose at that time, suppose you were one person, or a couple raising several kids—there were many kids back then, two or three, or three or four kids. If only one person worked, you simply couldn't support the whole family. For instance, in some families where only one person worked, the average monthly wage back then was only 30 or 40 yuan; this is real. So suppose you say for one person back then, on average at the lowest, in Shanghai, each person needed at least 15 yuan to survive. You could barely survive. What I'm saying is absolutely true—it was barely enough to survive. On average it was about 15 yuan per person. If it reached ten yuan, you would have to go to the food market to pick up discarded vegetable leaves, pick up vegetable leaves, because back then you couldn't afford vegetables anymore. Every day, when the market was closing, when it was closing time, you would go pick up the yellowed leaves peeled off by others. What did you do after bringing those yellowed leaves back? They weren't edible for stir-frying, they could only be pickled. After bringing them back, you'd add a handful of salt, coarse salt—that old coarse salt was very cheap—buy some and pickle them right there, eating pickled vegetables, you know.

Think about it, this is exactly where Xi Jinping's evil lies, this is exactly where it lies. You see, as I have said before, every single member of Xi Jinping's Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is a devil. Look at how Xi Jinping brings in those people from Africa. Why? It is to ensure his regime can have international legitimacy, right? To manufacture his legitimacy, because many countries are already challenging his legitimacy. So he needs a large group of little brothers, of accomplices. That is why many people ask, why does China maintain such good relations with Africa? Why maintain relations with these garbage countries? These garbage countries have votes in the United Nations. Even a tiny country has one vote. So why build good relations with these countries? It is to protect the legitimacy of his CCP, the legitimacy of his regime, and to make sure these countries will listen to him in the future. Therefore, these people—a massive number of Africans coming to China—the Chinese common people probably cannot understand why we need these people, who brought AIDS to China, who brought poverty and ignorance to China, who brought evil to China. What is the ultimate goal? Because the CCP wants to cultivate its influence in these countries, so they pull these people to China to study. After studying, these people fall under the control of the CCP. Some of them can even speak Chinese. You see, in the future, the presidents and even the cabinets of many African countries will speak Chinese. Previously, they were in Beijing, Shanghai, or places like Jinan. Look at Jinan. There is Shandong University, which I think everyone remembers, right? The CCP specially set up a study-buddy system with female students. For example, if an African comes to study at Shandong University, the CCP specially assigns three or four girls to accompany him. They call it "study-buddying" (bandu). In reality, they are just giving these girls to them—those young girls from rural areas. The daughters of ordinary Chinese people are just given to them. That is exactly how it is. In the end, does it require money? These girls have low incomes and their families are relatively poor, so they have no choice. There are subsidies, and the school even gives them subsidies. Study-buddies get subsidies, giving you one or two thousand a month. Those African kids, those young people in the schools, will actually be in Africa in the future, likely groomed by their governments to become MPs, cabinet members, ministers, or even presidents, vice presidents, and speakers of parliament. That is why Xi Jinping is willing to spend huge sums of money to cultivate these people. That is the reason. That is the reason. In the end, who suffers? It is the ordinary Chinese people who suffer. So, you see, Xi Jinping is doing something. What is he doing? He is constantly expanding his family's presence all over the world. Xi Jinping's family is all over the world. Look at that Yang Lanlan. Everyone knows Yang Lanlan, the Yang Lanlan in Australia. Everyone is saying that Yang Lanlan is very likely Xi Jinping's illegitimate daughter or something. But I won't speculate on that, I won't speculate. Everyone is talking about Xi Jinping's illegitimate daughter. You know, in reality, Xi Jinping has Yang Lanlans all over the world, it's just that the Yang Lanlan in Australia suddenly caused trouble, right? Using that Rolls-Royce Cullinan to crash into someone, leaving them disabled. Then this matter came to light. Well, look at Xi Jinping. I have said before, how much money does the Xi Jinping family have? You can all look up these figures. I am not a rumor-mongering channel. Look, even in the year 2000, which was 26 years ago, right? China's foreign exchange reserves in 1999 were less than 160 billion, less than 160 billion. By 2000, they broke through 160 billion. By 2000, they broke through 160 billion, right? These figures are all official government data. Thirteen years later, in 2013, Xi Jinping came to power. When Xi Jinping came to power, what were the foreign exchange reserves? Right? 3.4 trillion. From 160 billion to 3.4 trillion, it multiplied more than 20 times. That is to say, during the entire period from 2000 to 2013, the entire Chinese economy took off and developed. The ordinary Chinese people kept exporting to earn foreign exchange, kept exporting to earn foreign exchange, making the trade surplus extremely massive. China suddenly acquired a foreign exchange reserve quota of 3.4 trillion, suddenly acquired it, right? Then, after Xi Jinping came to power, in about a year's time, do you know how much it reached? It reached nearly 4 trillion—3.9 trillion, something like over 3.9 trillion. At 4 trillion, another few hundred billion US dollars came in. At that time, Xi Jinping, this man, he was extremely bad. Look, all of this was earned by the ordinary Chinese people through their collective sweat and blood, with some people even becoming disabled for it.

Look, go take a look at those in East China, and enterprises across various regions of China, just go look at them. Of course, I have visited many enterprises, and the people there, the workers, many of them, after working for so many years, end up looking neither human nor ghost. Do you know why the ordinary rural mountainous areas in China, for example, places like Yunnan, Guizhou, and Sichuan, or poor places like Guangxi, why do you see the economy is not developed? Why the economy? Everyone knows why the economy? Actually, it could be economically developed; the government could just invest heavily there. Do you know why? Because the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) wants to earn, wants to engage in what? It wants to engage in exports, and they want to drive these people, a massive number of people, from the mountains, from these underdeveloped places to the coast. In other words, migrant workers, that is, migrant workers, who caused the migrant worker phenomenon? It was maliciously caused by the CCP. If your investment, for example, your investment, is relatively dispersed, actually, ordinary people could earn money at home, they could earn money at home. Why doesn't the CCP do this? It is to cultivate and foster these sweatshops, making your family members separated. The consequence is that families are separated, and the consequence is that children in rural areas have no way to go to school and can only stay in that place. There are many so-called left-behind children; who caused these left-behind children and left-behind elderly? It was actually maliciously caused by the CCP, maliciously caused. Look, if you were to disperse these coastal investments to various places, like in the United States, in other developed countries, including Japan, you see that rural people, the lives of rural people are even better than those in the cities. I once did an episode a few years ago about rural areas in the United States. The income of these farmers, the average income of every farmer in the U.S. is about 80,000 USD. Take a look at that, and then look at China.

So all of this is maliciously caused by the Communist Party. Every one of us Chinese people, remember what I, Hu Liren, am saying: all the suffering of ordinary Chinese people is actually engineered by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Including what was just mentioned—that the entire real estate market has now lost its liquidity—Xi Jinping has to do it this way.

Poverty—let me repeat this: poverty and ignorance are the foundation for a dictator's prolonged rule. Look at North Korea; it is impoverished and ignorant. Look at Cuba; it is impoverished and ignorant. Look at Iran; it is impoverished and ignorant. Look at all the former communist countries; they were all impoverished and ignorant.

Even Eastern Europe in the past—do you know how developed Eastern Europe was? Fortunately, with the transitions in the 1990s, Eastern Europe transformed completely. Why did it change? Because Eastern Europe had one difference from the CCP: that place had faith. Their foundation of faith was extremely solid. The common people could gather together in an instant, overthrow the regime, and engage in reasonable mobilization. The whole society was toppled in a flash. The dictators were entirely brought down. Look again at why the CCP suppresses faith. It's actually for this very reason. Faith—what is faith? Faith is an adhesive. It binds together the most ordinary grains of sand among the common people, turning them into an indestructible wall to resist the CCP. But once this adhesive is gone, then under the CCP, the entire country of over a billion people becomes nothing more than a sheet of loose sand.

So that is what China is like right now. Look, people with money—people like us who leave China—we never wanted to leave China at all. But because this country has lost its faith, what happens after faith is lost? It turns into a sheet of loose sand, completely impossible to bind together. Even if you used your own blood, you couldn't bind them together. This is the current reality of China. That is why it will be extremely difficult for this country to recover even after many years. There is only one way: through hundreds of years. I have to bring up what Pang Donglai said again: it might take a thousand years of transformation for China to truly become a civilized country. It really will take a thousand years for this country to become a genuine nation—a truly civilized world nation, that is, a free and democratic country, a civilized country.

Look at how evil Xi Jinping is! Look, when he took power in 2013, it was 3.4 trillion. By 2014, it was close to reaching 4 trillion. That's when he began tapping into the national treasury. He constantly took the public foreign exchange reserves—the foreign exchange ordinary Chinese people earned with their sweat and blood over more than a decade—and found ways to quietly and continuously ship it out, transfer it out through various channels. Do you know how much it is from 2013 up to now? Breaking even? Only how much? Up to now, it is still only 3.4 trillion. The news released yesterday by Xinhua News Agency made it very clear: the current foreign exchange reserves stand at 3.4 trillion. That means there has been no change whatsoever. All the economic growth from the past decade and more has been quietly shipped abroad by Xi Jinping's family, establishing outposts all over the world. So don't think Elon Musk is the richest person in the world right now—that's thinking too small. Musk is a trillionaire on paper, with his wealth tied up in his stocks. Do you understand? Who is the real trillionaire? It is Xi Jinping; it is the Xi family. The Xi family didn't just take this money; they also took all the overseas money belonging to the other Communist Party families—the Jiang family's money, the Deng family's money. Everything that could be taken, they took it all. Now they are going after the money of ordinary people, leaving them penniless.

Ordinary people in the future—let's listen to what this person says, listen to it again. Real estate carries many risks. You would never have dreamed that the biggest risk of housing right now isn't falling prices, but that liquidity has vanished. Right now, many people are still obsessing over whether housing prices will continue to drop. But I want to tell you an even harsher reality: the risk of owning a home has never been falling prices, but rather that when you want to sell, you simply cannot sell it at all. Think about it: if you have 1 million in cash in hand, you can spend it whenever you want. If it's 1 million in gold, even if its value fluctuates, as long as you want to liquidate it, it can still be turned into cash tomorrow. But if you have an old house worth 1 million in hand and want to cash out, what procedures do you have to go through? Listing it, showings, bargaining, and all kinds of squabbling. The timeframe is uncertain, the price is uncertain, and the outcome is even more uncertain. Do you hear that?

So, for the ordinary Chinese people, don't think that you are still calculating, 'If housing prices fall further, how many properties do I still have? If I don't calculate based on current market prices, how much money do I still have?' You are wrong. As Xi Jinping continues to stay in power, his constant stream of various policies has made your liquidity smaller and smaller. What does it eventually become? It becomes that you can't sell your houses at all. And for the vast majority of ordinary Chinese people, their assets are all in houses—steel and concrete. Why do they want to destroy companies like Evergrande, Vanke, and all these various real estate firms? That is the reason. To turn real estate into a sunset industry, a completely collapsed industry.

Now, there is also a reality in China that I think everyone understands very well. The population in China is currently dropping sharply. Every year... I will tell you a piece of real data: the government currently claims that the annual death toll of Chinese people is about 11 million plus. It's fake, I can tell you it's fake. If you look at how high the mortality rate of young people is now, you will know it's completely fake. The birth rate is probably only a few million, six or seven million; I estimate it's not even six or seven million. Look around you, look at these young people, how many of them have truly formed a normal family and had a few children? None, very, very few. Having two is already a lot. Perhaps those with very good family conditions are like that. Generally speaking, many young people are choosing not to get married. There are several reasons for not getting married; one reason is mainly economic, and what is another reason? After the moral collapse of the entire society, everyone is truly afraid of getting married.

Think about it, let me tell you about a case from just these past few days. A story I mentioned, in Irvine, Los Angeles, there was a woman surnamed Zhang, Zhang Wanying, who was arrested by the FBI. This person seems to be from Shanghai; I don't know what the situation is, maybe she is a 'new Shanghainese,' I'm not sure of the specifics. She said she later went to Shanghai, and now she has been arrested. You see, she came from China, went to the U.S. for graduate school, and then stayed in the U.S. It is said her husband is an ABC. Then they got married. Look at these people, what are they? They are actually just skeletons. Why do I say that? Look at these people, their souls are dirty. You look at the things they post on their social media, it's all 'Wow, I flew here today,' 'Wow, look at the watch I'm wearing today,' 'Look at what I'm wearing tomorrow.' A society without a soul, and the vast majority of people are like this. And the things they do are all dirty things, doing the same things as the CCP. Look, after she appeared in court this time, they exposed her husband's face, they filmed it all. I'm telling you, if any decent family finds a woman like this, you are in big trouble, your whole family is in big trouble. That's why in my previous shows, many people felt, 'Old Hu, what you're saying is quite extreme.' I tell you, what I said is not extreme at all. Really, because think about it, the morality of the entire society has already collapsed; it has become a trend, and no one can be spared; those who are spared are very few. Once you marry such a woman and bring her home as a wife, you are truly in big trouble. Look at this time, she will sit in prison until the end, and she has already naturalized, so her U.S. citizenship will be revoked. Just think, the children you have will also be unlucky. Think about having a mother like this who is eating, drinking, and having fun every day, showing off like this every day. In fact, the souls of such people are very dirty.

Everyone should know, what are the children of those "good families"—as people in Shanghai used to call them—like? Do you know? Their parents would tell them that a person's thoughts and character are what matter most. When they walked out of their villas or little Western-style houses, they were all very low-key. I have many friends from such families; you could not tell at all that they came from extremely wealthy families, nor could you tell she was a young lady of a grand household. They were polite and dressed extremely simply. If someone bumped into them, they would be the ones to apologize. Every morning when they went out, they would greet everyone with polite words. Compare that to today's society. Look at the people in today's society; every day they are showing off where they went to eat, where they went to drink, and showing off their wealth. Remember, whenever you see anyone showing off their wealth, you should discount them by at least fifty percent and give them a failing grade. Just believe that truly good families would absolutely never do this. Would children from scholarly families do this? Absolutely not, you cannot even imagine it. What are these people like? First, they do not show off wealth; second, they are extremely humble; and they have compassion. Even if they have money, you cannot tell, and they constantly give back. This is what was cultivated after Western culture was integrated into China following the opening of Shanghai a hundred years ago. Actually, traditional Chinese people were the same.

So, these people have all run into bad luck. Look at this, and then look at the future of China. Look at Xi Jinping taking power. For the ordinary people of future China, truly, once again after China produced Xi Jinping, the entire society has entered an era of degeneration—complete degeneration. What I mean by degeneration is not just political and economic, but mainly cultural and intellectual. Traditional things are completely gone. Xi Jinping boasts about traditional culture, but does he have any traditional culture? He comes from a family of bandits. Does his wife, Peng Liyuan, have traditional culture? What does he know about traditional culture? He does not understand traditional culture at all. Just look at his family and you will know; he has absolutely no so-called tradition. His tradition is that of bandits and beggars. People from these kinds of families, the most garbage families, have seized control of this country, making it look like this today.

Let me say one more thing. Around 2015 or 2016, when I went to class reunions, my classmates—oh boy, they went wild, bragging every single day. "Oh, our Xi Dada." Actually, they were all people inside the system. "Mama Peng"—they called Peng Liyuan "Mama Peng," and they didn't call Xi Jinping by his name, they called him Xi Dada. Calling them "daddy" and "mommy" like that, bragging that they came from nobility. Back then, I openly refuted them to their faces. I said, "From now on, a great disaster is coming to our country." Was I right? Look at the situation now. These people inside the system, they have eyes, they can feel it, and they know what this society is like. What do they have left now? All they have left is a tiny bit of salary. Going forward, with salaries, the entire society and economy will get worse and worse, society will get more and more terrible, the financial system is collapsing, and the economy is collapsing. The whole world is locking down, and the CCP itself is locking down. The economy no longer has much to do with the rest of the world. Look at today's housing market and stock market; are they connected to the world? Not at all. The world's stock markets have skyrocketed to the heavens; every country in the world has skyrocketed. Look at what level China's stock market has reached. Look at how great the economies and enterprises of all other countries in the world are. Then look at Chinese enterprises—this one goes bankrupt today, that one goes bankrupt tomorrow, and the people are finished. It is a country completely derailed.

Alright, let's leave this topic here. Let me tell you one more thing: remember, whatever you have in your hands, cash out as much as you can. After cashing out, remember to exchange it for foreign currency; try every possible way to get foreign currency. Even if you hold cash, once you have foreign currency, you'd better not even deposit it in the bank. Just get a safe, keep it at home, or bury it in the ground. In the future, this money will definitely be useful. What is this? This is a risk fund that might save your life in the future. In the future, when the entire society becomes turbulent, and you suddenly realize, "In some place, I still have tens of thousands of US dollars in cash," well, that is life-saving money. Thank you everyone for watching, see you next time.