The Central Theater Command has also joined the anti-Xi camp! Xi Jinping's power is being rapidly hollowed out.

This video is broadcast by Huli Ren, mainly analyzing the latest trends in Chinese politics and the current dangerous predicament of Xi Jinping. The program points out that the Central Theater Command (comprising five provinces, two municipalities, and three group armies totaling 250,000 personnel) has joined the anti-Xi camp and is refusing orders from the Central Military Commission, leading to Xi Jinping's power being hollowed out. In addition, most of Xi Jinping's family members have relocated to Australia and New Zealand, and his own travel is extremely cautious with no overnight stays outside Beijing. Amid escalating internal conflicts, the princeling faction (red second generation) is pushing for his secret stepping down, and the situation continues to draw external attention.

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News coming from Beijing indicates that the Central Theater Command is now very likely to have joined the anti-Xi camp. Xi Jinping's power is increasingly being hollowed out; in reality, he is now merely a nominal Party Chairman and State President. Within the military, the armed forces are gradually splitting and disintegrating, and many of the so-called Central Military Commission commands—which are Xi Jinping's commands—can no longer be executed. This news is believed to be very accurate. The news coming out of Beijing shows that the Central Theater Command mainly covers seven regions: Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Henan, and Hubei. The Central Theater Command has a total of about three major group armies, namely the 81st, 82nd, and 83rd Group Armies, which make up the entire Central Theater Command. The Central Theater Command is primarily infantry-based, with about 250,000 infantrymen. The firepower equipment of the entire theater is supposed to be the most formidable, and its main mission is to defend the capital, Beijing.

Now, many directives sent by the Central Military Commission to the Central Theater Command are no longer being executed at the local level. Some time ago, there was news that the Central Military Commission requested certain units of the Central Theater Command to reinforce the defense of Beijing and strengthen defense, and some troop transfer orders were actually not carried out in the end; everyone is in a wait-and-see stage. Yesterday, when Xi Jinping held a meeting commemorating the 90th anniversary of the victory of the War of Resistance against Japan, throughout the entire meeting, Xi Jinping did not have a single smile on his face. He looked furious all along, and appeared very bloated, giving the impression of someone—I have always said that Xi Jinping gets very little sleep, and he can hardly sleep at all.

I will tell you another piece of news: most of Xi Jinping's family members have already left China. According to my understanding, their main destinations are Australia and New Zealand. His family members have all left China, including his two sisters, their children, and his third generation—there are quite a few of them—they have all left China. Even the children of other members of the Xi family have left Beijing and left China; they are all scattered. Xi Jinping's current situation is extremely dangerous, meaning that even his own personal safety cannot be guaranteed. It may seem like he is surrounded by a large entourage, and it may seem like he controls the CCP Central Committee General Office, the Central Military Commission, and the position of President, and it may seem like he controls every department within Zhongnanhai, but he simply cannot pass the hurdle of the military.

If the Central Theater Command also joins the anti-Xi forces, then the anti-Xi forces have now been confirmed in roughly three areas: one is the Northern Theater Command, one is the Western Theater Command, and one is the Central Theater Command. As for the Eastern and Southern, it is currently unknown. The Southern Theater Command is mainly navy-based, and the Eastern Theater Command also has a very strong navy, as those are coastal defenses—one facing the Philippines, Vietnam, and Malaysia to the south, and the other facing South Korea and Japan. The entire regular military establishment of China consists of about two million people, divided into five theater commands: East, South, West, North, and Central. The Central Theater Command is the strongest, with the highest combat capability. Now word has spread that everyone is doing their own thing, and Xi Jinping cannot control them, which is why Xi Jinping has not dared to come out for some time. Now, when he does come out, it is like a mouse scurrying into a hole—quietly, suddenly arriving for a trip without staying overnight. He went to Dezhou for a few hours and immediately returned to Beijing; it was the same in Inner Mongolia, where he went very quickly, just took a look for a little over an hour, and stayed for a very short time. Why does he do this? He needs to cooperate with the media and the news to tell all of China and the whole world that he can still leave Beijing and go to other places. In fact, these places are all very close and convenient. From last November until now, he has not stayed overnight in any other part of China, except for a period during the Beidaihe summer meeting; he has not stayed anywhere else.

If the Central Theater Command is now out of control and is no longer under his jurisdiction or orders, then Xi Jinping is actually in even greater danger. If there were an order, and if the Central Theater Command were to swarm toward Beijing, no matter how the Central Security Bureau personnel respond, they simply cannot block the encirclement of 250,000 troops. If they pull in hundreds of thousands of people, they would directly surround and trap him to death. Currently, the entire Central Security Bureau in Beijing consists of only about a few tens of thousands of people, and the entire defense is that, but the weaponry and equipment of the Central Security Bureau cannot be compared at all with the field armies outside. Therefore, Xi Jinping is now in great danger. You could tell by his complexion during the meeting yesterday; he knows that the doomsday is coming. He knows that if he falls, the entire internal system of the CCP and the people around him will all be buried along with him. He has brought this upon himself to reach this point today. His younger brother, Xi Yuanping, had told him years ago—this is information given to me by the 'red second generation'—he told him not to do this anymore, that we should still be human. Now that he has reached this extent, he is essentially one family standing against all other families, having offended everyone within the Communist Party. None of the 'red second generation' families are his allies anymore; they have all become his enemies. The path Xi Jinping has taken is equivalent to him constantly strangling his own neck, to the point where he cannot move today.

As for the Communist Party's regime, these 'red second generation' people also hope that no major incidents will occur, allowing him to step down secretly. It is very likely that if Xi Jinping does not step down secretly, if he could stop now, then he might still have a chance to step down secretly, but his family's assets will be purged in the future, and their global assets will all be purged. Those who will purge him are the 'red second generation' people, which has nothing to do with the ordinary Chinese people. Do not think that after Xi Jinping's overseas assets are traced, this money will return to the central national treasury; that is absolutely impossible. It will all be digested by people within the Communist Party overseas. Just like Jiang Zemin's assets overseas in the past, or the Deng Xiaoping family's assets overseas, many assets have already been taken and seized by the Xi family. This is the latest news: it is already very difficult to mobilize the military forces of the Central Theater Command, which consists of three group armies—the 81st, 82nd, and 83rd—totaling 250,000 troops.

The internal tensions within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are growing, and the stories are becoming increasingly fascinating, so we will continue to observe and watch. It doesn't have much to do with the ordinary Chinese people; if they start fighting or causing trouble, it will be localized. It is almost impossible for the flames of war to spread across the entire country and cause total chaos. Perhaps in the short term, some cities might experience curfews or martial law, but overall, the flames of war are unlikely to spread throughout China, especially to major cities; this usually won't happen unless there are riots within the cities, just like in France. Alright, I will stop here for today's discussion. Thank you all for watching. I hope the various factions in Beijing start to move; if they do, then the CCP is finished, and the Chinese people will truly be beating drums and gongs in celebration.