How severe is the condition of Xi Jinping, who has not appeared in public for 5 days? The CCP remains tight-lipped.

This article explores the situation where Xi Jinping has not made a public appearance for several consecutive days since returning to Beijing on the evening of September 13. Based on medical assessments and various signs, it analyzes the possibility that he may have suffered a sudden stroke and is currently undergoing treatment. At the same time, the article comments on recent social hot topics, including the tightening of Chinese customs, local debt and socio-economic crises, and the debt issues of Liu Yonghao and the New Hope Group, pointing out that the grassroots population in China is facing severe difficulties and multiple risks, and calls for the public to awaken and resist.

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Hello viewers, today's first live broadcast has begun. We are still talking about Xi Jinping. From the 13th—Sunday the 13th, at 9 PM on Sunday—Xi Jinping's private plane landed at Beijing Capital International Airport. I have mentioned before—those who are not from Beijing might not know—that about 20-plus kilometers away, in the northeast of Beijing, there is a large area designated for the private planes of central leadership, including Xi Jinping's. This area is absolutely restricted. After Xi Jinping got off the plane, or rather, was carried off, he was sent directly to 301 Hospital. Many people—I did a show last night, and many people were questioning it, saying that a Russian television station released a video. Honestly, let me tell you, it really slaps these people in the face. These people are truly... would you believe that a Russian television station would fake things? Aren't Russian television stations the same as CCP television stations? They fake things, right? Look at Russian television; look at how they've been fighting up to now, look at Ukraine, being beaten like this by Ukraine. Have you seen Russian television report it? They report very little. Every day they only report on how they are attacking Ukraine. This is faked. I have watched all the videos released by Russian television this time; they cannot prove, they absolutely cannot prove, that it was at that moment that Modi was talking about Xi Jinping, talking about that Xi Jinping, talking about that Xi Jinping—it was just, he was just adjusting his headset, it's completely irrelevant. Their videos are all pieced together, all pieced together. When their videos were released, Modi wasn't speaking at all. The video clip they recorded of Modi speaking was from when the entire meeting hadn't even started yet, and they were messing with Xi Jinping's headset. The two times Modi spoke, it was several minutes after he had been speaking. There was no one on Xi Jinping's left side—no one at all—which is completely different from the video released by the Russian television station. It is completely different. Therefore, this is all faked. The more they fake it, the more they engage in such blatant fabrication to whitewash the situation, the more it proves that Xi Jinping is more likely—the probability is higher, the possibility is higher—that Xi Jinping has truly suffered a stroke.

Let me show you, I showed you a video last night. The hand of Xi Jinping, look at the muscle movement, that hand movement is obviously a stroke movement, a stroke movement. For example, the fist is clenched tight, but that is not it; his stroke movement is just that kind of movement. We have specially studied it. That stroke movement, a doctor knows at a glance that this hand is just the hand of a minor stroke. This hand cannot—the left arm cannot at all, cannot naturally swing like this. The nervous system in this place has already been damaged. His hand is like that. At that time, every time his foot—when his left foot stepped up, it had no strength. It was just limping, limping to the airplane stairs, limping up. This is something that everyone—anyone with a slight bit of medical knowledge—can see at a glance that Xi Jinping has already had a stroke. This is very obvious. Look at him on the 13th, on the 13th at 9 o'clock, he was carried off the plane and sent to the hospital. A friend of mine, a world-famous doctor, world-famous, this doctor is very impressive, at least ranked in the top ten in Shanghai, such a doctor. Do you know what he told me? He said Xi Jinping, look at him, if he comes out in seven days, if he doesn't come out in seven days, it must be a stroke. Look at what date it is today, do you know? Today, what he said came true. Starting from the 14th, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, in China, that is Beijing time, it is already the 18th, it is already the 19th, it is already the 19th, which is a full five days without showing his face, you know. Now it is Beijing time, 3 AM on the 19th. And now it is Saturday, the 19th is Saturday. Right now, it is the 18th here, Eastern Time, it is 3 PM on the 18th, Saturday. Sunday, these two days, during these two days, the vast majority of the probability is that he will not go to receive people anymore, because it is Saturday and Sunday, these two days. And I have checked, these two days there are no important international leaders arriving in Beijing. In the past two days, there were relatively important, national-level important meetings, which Xi Jinping did not attend. So supposing that on Saturday and Sunday, these two days, during these two days, Xi Jinping does not appear, then what my doctor friend said is completely correct. Seven days, he said if he—supposing this is an old doctor, this old doctor, this person is over sixty years old, this great doctor, we—sanhei police beat him up—on Douyin, a great doctor, expert-level, professor-level, doctoral supervisor-level, he said seven days, look at him coming out in seven days. Supposing in these seven days there is no video of Xi Jinping walking, these photos don't count, no such video, then he definitely had a stroke. And now the people around Xi Jinping, no one dares to guarantee this. This matter is too big, no one dares to guarantee. His entire medical team, no one dares to guarantee that there will be no problems if he goes on a foreign visit, so they definitely told him not to go on a foreign visit. So supposing Xi Jinping this time recovers, recovers in seven days, according to normal—that is, normal medical recovery, like this kind of stroke, he always has a thrombosis in his right brain, in a certain blood vessel of the right brain, it didn't rupture. He said for a case like his, according to normal, first the ICU, the seven-day observation period is right inside there, observing for seven days, continuously administering medicine to let him naturally dissolve this thrombosis. His thrombosis is not necessarily—human thrombosis, inside this, inside the blood vessel is constantly, constantly moving, and then right when it gets to this place, and Xi Jinping usually also uses medicine, but look at his physique, look at Xi Jinping's physique and you will know, northwestern people are relatively fond of meat, drinking large gulps of alcohol, eating large chunks of meat, a person like him who acts like this, his life is actually relatively unrestrained, no one can control him. Supposing a person, you look at it in the United States, poor people often tend to be overweight, their physique is very large, very burly, but rich people are like this, they will restrain themselves, a person with self-restraint, his physique will be very good, he often exercises, has strict requirements for himself, this is the comparison between the poor and the rich. So a person's life, someone like Xi Jinping, look at him, you look at this physique and you will know that physique, very, very large. And a person like him actually should have been exercising long ago. Look at how he usually falls asleep when attending meetings, his whole body is full of diseases, Xi Jinping. No one can control him, and he can't hear clearly either. I guess Peng Liyuan has no way to communicate with him anymore, there is no way to communicate. Look at how Mao communicated with Jiang Qing back then, these people are all—once they come to power, they definitely act just like emperors. How can you, a Peng Liyuan—Peng Liyuan's life and death are all in his hands, so she is now once again proven right by my friend, because that person is a professional, doctoral supervisor-level doctor, she said seven days, if he doesn't appear for seven days, without this video, without this public—that is, appearing in public videos, not appearing in the public eye, then he definitely had a stroke. That means seven days, during these seven days he absolutely cannot move, let him just lie there, continuously administering medicine, a tube inserted inside, which means you have to use medicine and continuously give it to him, this is the treatment method. And these two days there is also a

Look, as I mentioned yesterday, regarding what happened to Xi Jinping, you see that Cai Qi hasn't even shown up. For five days, Cai Qi hasn't appeared once, not even a single time. This proves that the current situation is extremely serious and not simple at all, meaning it is very dangerous right now. Then, after the seven-day danger period, assuming the blood clot has dissolved or moved, it is possible—it is possible for him to recover. According to standard medical treatment for this kind of condition, assuming a relapse is to be prevented, he needs at least a full three months of recuperation. Three months! But now, doesn't Xi Jinping want to be the big boss? He doesn't even have time to see a doctor now, so Xi Jinping is digging his own grave. I've always said his enemy is God, it's God, God is punishing him. This is the current situation with Xi Jinping. So looking at it now, after Saturday and Sunday pass, on Sunday there will likely be his medical team evaluating all his body's indicators, because all of this requires medical reports. Seven days later, they will give him a full-body checkup, drawing blood, doing CT scans, various scans, and exams. Once the checkup is done, if he has problems, well, the doctors certainly won't let him go. The doctors will definitely tell him not to go to the US. Now, the US side is also making preparations; I estimate that the US side already has some idea of what his current situation is like. Whatever kind of situation it is, we ordinary people can all see it. The US intelligence system has far more—the CIA intelligence system has far more information than we do. Who knows, maybe the CIA even has their people around him providing them with intelligence. So right now, nobody knows. If the CIA currently has news, they won't make it public either. This is the kind of thing between nations—what should I call it?—it should be classified, and they won't immediately clarify this matter right now. The US won't clarify this either. Right now, the US still needs to make use of this CCP. The CCP still has tens of billions worth of products every year being sent to the US and to all over the world. So, as for whether Xi Jinping will come to the US this time, we probably have to wait until Sunday night when all the reports come out. After the reports come out, an evaluation will be done on Monday. If the evaluation is done, ultimately the choice is left to him. If the doctor says he cannot go, he won't listen. If he says he is going, then who dares to stop him? No one dares to stop him. If he says he wants to come to the US, then ultimately Xi Jinping himself has to make the final call on whether he comes to the US. If he does come to the US, I don't know if in those few days he has a massive amount of these kinds of meetings, because looking at his current situation, look at the meeting in India—he didn't attend the banquet. I reckon he definitely had one—it was only after his health condition acted up that this kind of thing happened. This was pre-scheduled, an important arrangement in the meeting's itinerary. This was to host everyone, and at the banquet everyone could chat privately or whatever, but he wasn't there. So now, looking at the US side, once he arrives in the US, will there be many of these foreign affairs activities that require him to attend? If they are very intensive, his body won't be able to handle it either. Ultimately, we have to wait for his health report on Sunday night, the final health report to come out and determine it. So right now, even he himself doesn't know. Right now, even he himself doesn't know whether he can—well, with the 18th, 19th, and 20th, there are still a few days left. If he determines that he is going, then in just two or three days he will have to come. In two or three days, he will have to push through it stubbornly. So Xi Jinping, he is currently equivalent to taking away his own ladder—he can't even get down the stage. People get old. The happiest thing for a person, the happiest thing for a person is to retire to the countryside and stay at home, resting in old age and enjoying family happiness. Look at him now, Xi Jinping can't get down anymore. When you reach 80 or 90 years old, assuming his health is good, at 80 or 90, just think about it: so many matters in a country—you aren't managing just a small company, how many matters are there in a country across all different aspects? He still needs energy to manage these things. So this is the current situation: for the ordinary people of China, if he is still in power, then the ordinary people of China are truly out of luck. Below him, you truly don't know how many kinds of various terrible ideas will continuously emerge, terrible ideas will continuously emerge.

Let's talk about the last two days, specifically September 15th. After the new customs policy was released on September 15th, based on what I currently understand, customs is indeed very strict, extremely strict. In other words, they treat everyone as a suspect. Every Chinese person, as long as you are leaving China, as long as you are leaving China—of course, some people are very clean. If they open the computer and see that this person travels frequently, is a business person from a certain company, perhaps a salesperson from a company in Ningbo or Hangzhou, and they frequently attend various exhibitions around the world, then they won't stop you; they will just let you pass. They won't stop you. But for some people, those who are slightly sensitive, these people used to be able to get out, but now they cannot. Now these people cannot get out. Someone told me today that it seems Lao Liang did a program saying that China's biggest crisis—he has already come out, right, Lao Liang has already come out—is the economy, China's debt, local government debt everywhere. Let me tell you, that is nonsense. The Communist Party, China's biggest crisis is debt? You are mistaken. I can tell everyone, China's biggest crisis is absolutely not debt. The Communist Party doesn't care about debt at all. What does local debt matter? Do you know that the money of the Chinese people has already reached the pockets of the Communist Party? The Communist Party has no economic problems now. Do you understand? Everyone understands, right? The money is all theirs. The Renminbi flows around within this country; it is not in the accounts of the common people, it is in their accounts. Now they sell houses to you, and all the money goes into their accounts. Moreover, you have to pay them every month. Do you know how much money the banks have now? It's to the point where they can't lend it out. I work in finance, I know. What is local debt? To the government, local debt is not debt at all. The local government debt, do you know who the Communist Party owes money to? They owe money to the banks, the China Development Bank, and various local banks. To the Communist Party, these funds are like a large machine, like a big company. The banks are their department, and the government is also their department. So, this department owes that department money, and that department owes this department money. Does that pose a problem for the Communist Party? No problem. No problem at all. You can continuously extend local debt, right? Local governments, in the past, local governments used money through various local taxes, for example, land taxes, fiscal taxes. Now, local governments have no money. Since they have no money, they can rob the common people. This is it. Now look, the Communist Party is even robbing the money of the dead. Do you know what is happening now? Graves all over the country are being charged fees. The government is like this: if you don't pay for this grave, for example, the land is occupied, all land is the government's land, if your grave is in that place and you don't pay, they will bulldoze it. They consider these ancestral graves to be ownerless graves if you don't pay, so they bulldoze them. Now, all over the country, they are collecting this money, collecting money from the dead. They have plenty of ways to get money from the common people.

And there is more. You know what else happened in the last two days? Everyone is talking about Huawei. Ren Zhengfei absolutely cannot be saved; he absolutely cannot be saved. Ren Zhengfei is... he is a man of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). I had a friend before, who was under Ren Zhengfei, a vice president at Huawei. I had a very good relationship with him. Before today, he was in Shanghai. Sometimes he would return to Shanghai; he is not from Shanghai, he was originally in the United States, then returned to China, working in a tech company. He was a tech talent, later joined Huawei and became a vice president of a business unit, related to telecommunications. He told me back then, more than twenty years ago, that I knew Huawei was a military-industrial enterprise, a military enterprise. Externally, they say Huawei belongs to Ren Zhengfei, but Ren Zhengfei just holds a position in this place, in this military-industrial enterprise. Ren Zhengfei is not considered the boss; Ren Zhengfei is like someone working for the Communist Party. So who is the boss? Let me tell you, in the last two days, there is news about Liu Yonghao. Liu Yonghao's business, you know, formerly New Hope feed. They had four brothers in Sichuan, specifically doing feed, selling feed, making feed. They started with feed, and later they kept doing feed. Of course, he later got into Minsheng Bank, some trusts, some financial aspects, and also acquired some listed companies. But he never gave up his main business. Do you know how much Liu Yonghao owes now? His debt-to-asset ratio is over 70%. In total, up to now, he owes more than 80 billion. Liu Yonghao, he is finished now. Liu Yonghao has an older brother named Liu Yongxing. I have met this person. His office is in Shanghai. I once spent a year with him in Pudong, Shanghai. They built a building themselves, not very tall, maybe only a dozen floors. At that time, in Lujiazui, it seemed to be Pudong South Road, they bought a piece of land in Lujiazui and built a house. Liu Yongxing is his older brother. I have met him. At that time, they were doing very well. When I met him, it was about twenty years ago, maybe more than twenty years ago. At that time, because there was a project, also an investment project—I used to do investments in China—after meeting him, we discussed the project once. Look at this Liu Yonghao now, the New Hope Group, the whole group now owes a huge debt. Liu Yonghao was once the richest man in China; many Chinese people know he was the richest man in China, and now he has ended up like this. Now, what has the entire country's economy turned into? These people, their assets were, maybe tens of billions, tens of billions, and now they are all upside down, owing money to the banks. You say, who does he owe money to? Actually, it is all owed to the Communist Party. Tens of billions. Evergrande is the same, also owing money to the Communist Party. Evergrande was played to death by the Communist Party, played to death. It was played to death by the Communist Party. The Communist Party is like this now: Evergrande not only owes the Communist Party money, but Evergrande's land, now Evergrande's land has all been taken away by the Communist Party. The land Evergrande bought back then is now worthless; it was mortgaged to the Communist Party to pay off debts. So these, their so-called reserves, land reserves, reserved land, real estate reserved land, have now returned to the Communist Party's so-called... The Communist Party is playing you. As long as you don't run, as long as you are still in this country, not a single one of your assets can escape, unless you move the funds out. Look at the boss of Evergrande, later, his assets overseas, now through some international tracing, they are bringing them back, because it is a public company, listed in Hong Kong, so they are finding ways. So this country, the national economy, the CCP's economy, for the CCP, for the Chinese people, it is a crisis, but for the CCP, there is no crisis. For the CCP, it has always been about turning the money in the hands of the common people into their money. The Communist Party has been setting up this trap, letting the people work hard to make money, and in the end, the wealth you worked so hard to acquire eventually ends up in their hands. They use a real estate tool to let you continue to owe them money in reverse. This is the trick the Communist Party plays. As long as your money is in the country, this money is not yours at all. Unless you... so in 2019, I loudly called out, in the program, at that time I didn't have self-media, I hadn't started self-media yet, I was in other media at the time. As a news commentator, I was often calling out, I said if you have money now, you should handle these assets as much as possible. Even if you can't transfer the money out, you should exchange it 50,000 by 50,000. After exchanging, even if you take this cash, exchange it into foreign currency cash, and put it at home, in a safe, it is still worth it. Because later on, you won't be able to exchange for US dollars. You won't be able to exchange this foreign currency. You will have a pile of Renminbi, and these Renminbi, you can't exchange them for US dollars; they will be almost like waste paper as things go on. That is the situation now.

You see, over the past couple of days there has been another trend: the RMB is appreciating. Do you know what RMB appreciation means? It means it is getting harder and harder to exchange RMB. That is how the Chinese Communist Party operates: it takes in a lot of RMB and exchanges very little of it outward. Now they won't let you go abroad to exchange RMB, and you can't exchange RMB for US dollars. Under these circumstances, suppose they used to exchange one hundred billion or two hundred billion US dollars outward every year, but now, just to use a hypothetical place, they only exchange fifty billion or thirty billion outward. So the US dollars exchanged outward have decreased, and the US dollars they take in have relatively decreased as well. But compared to what is exchanged outward, this ratio is getting bigger and bigger, so they make the RMB appreciate. This appreciation is illusory; you simply cannot exchange it. You just look at the RMB. If you were to go now, normally speaking, say you have 6 million or 6.7 million RMB and you want to exchange it for 1 million US dollars—according to the normal rate, you want to exchange 1 million US dollars, can you exchange it? You cannot. You can only exchange a few tens of thousands of US dollars, and sometimes even a few tens of thousands of US dollars cannot be exchanged. When you go to exchange a few tens of thousands, they will ask you what you are using it for, whether you have a reason, and you have to state all the reasons for this exchange and bring out the supporting documents, but you still cannot exchange it. So this is the current situation: ordinary people are getting poorer and poorer, and as for the government and its local government debts and so on, what we see are just numbers. To the Chinese Communist Party, these amount to nothing at all.

What is the biggest problem in China? Truly, the biggest problem of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and the biggest problem of the entire society is the lack of faith. Without faith, everyone is at risk. Horrifying, vicious incidents can happen at any time, which is what ordinary people worry about because they all have children and families. When a person has no faith, and the whole society has no faith, it becomes a society of terror. In this society of terror, anything can happen—people slashing others with knives, driving cars into crowds—everything can happen. Now, these indiscriminate, vicious incidents are all occurring. So, as I was saying yesterday, many friends tell me that in schools across China, children lack the ability to defend themselves or protect themselves. Schools line up steel forks when they let students out. Once the children are picked up by adults and are led away, if something happens then, it has nothing to do with the school. The school principal or the director of the local education bureau bears no responsibility because you are on the way home, being led by your parents or grandparents; it has nothing to do with them. But if such an incident happens at the school gate, it is different, so local police surround the area to protect these children. Of course, this is a good thing, but it also proves, indirectly, that the risks in this society—these catastrophic risks—are growing larger and larger. This is what ordinary people have to face right now: not just economic issues and the general situation, but also personal safety and political risks. Think about all kinds of risks. In the past, ordinary Chinese people didn't have many political risks. When Deng Xiaoping or Jiang Zemin were in power, when we were eating and talking about Jiang Zemin or those people, no one would come to arrest you, and no one would report you. Back then, we would talk about Jiang Zemin's mistress, that singer, what was her name? Song Zuying. Everyone would chat about it like a joke. At that time, there were no inhibitions; people didn't worry. Now, you have to worry. If you are at a dinner party and you talk about Xi Jinping and his mistress, just try it—someone might immediately take out a phone, record a video, report you directly, send you away, and have you arrested. If you say a few words on the internet, now, for ordinary Chinese people, there is political risk, economic risk—which everyone is currently enduring, with businesses and all aspects being one whole economic mess—and there is also personal risk. Now, you don't know how many people are dead or alive. Some people don't want to live, so what do they do? They take revenge on society. So, life for ordinary Chinese people is getting harder and harder. These things, in fact, are because after Xi Jinping took power, by 2018, the situation in China reached this point. It was Xi Jinping who started planting landmines and lighting fires in 2018, and now, bit by bit, they are starting to manifest, constantly appearing, and now it is getting more and more severe. Look at it now: whenever a factory catches fire or explodes, the vast majority are likely man-made. The CCP will never say it is man-made; they won't admit it. They will call it an accident and find a scapegoat—maybe someone at the company operated something carelessly and caused a problem. In fact, behind many of these are social issues; the whole society is in that state. So, I think for ordinary Chinese people, there is one way to protect yourself: rise up and resist. Now that Xi Jinping has reached this point and is suddenly faltering, I suggest that the Chinese people can take to the streets. You really can take to the streets. If you don't take to the streets, where will your descendants be harmed by the CCP? Xi Jinping's downfall is the best opportunity for the Chinese people to overthrow the CCP regime, because Xi Jinping has already proven that as long as it is the CCP regime, disasters are just a repetition, a constant cycle, just a constant cycle. Xi Jinping has proven this point—proven that as long as the CCP remains in power, people like Xi Jinping will continue to appear. Therefore, all current economic reforms cannot solve the fundamental problems of Chinese society. To solve the fundamental problems of Chinese society, there is only one way: completely overturn the political model of the CCP regime, let the whole of China abandon communism, socialism, and those dreams—those completely unrealistic things—and walk the path of freedom and democracy. This is what the Chinese people must do. You take to the streets, you voice your opinions; this is for the sake of your descendants and for your own well-being right now. The problems in China are not that easy to solve. If the CCP continues to rule and Xi Jinping falls, another person might come along—maybe a 'Zhang Jinping.' If this country has no political reform, no subversive change—and by political reform, I mean a subversive one, not like what Deng Xiaoping did when people were praising him.

Deng Xiaoping, praising Deng Xiaoping as what, which means ordinary people have food to eat; he did not truly and thoroughly change China's political outlook and political system. Therefore, ordinary people—I call on Chinese ordinary people to really take to the streets to overthrow this evil regime of the Chinese Communist Party. Only in this way can this country develop permanently, achieve sound and sustainable development, and slowly, slowly get better. Although it won't instantly improve to a certain degree—suppose you think this country can suddenly become as socially civilized as Japan, that is daydreaming; it requires hundreds of years of continuous baptism to reach such a level, perhaps even a thousand years. Alright, I will chat with you all about this topic up to here. In just a few days—here it is Friday night, and Beijing is already Saturday morning—then 48 hours later, this lid will be blown off. What on earth has happened to Xi Jinping? But one thing can be proven: the possibility of Xi Jinping suffering a stroke is almost 99.9%. That is, at that time, on the night of the 13th, from when he was sent to the hospital until now, in total, another 48 hours will make it a full seven days. These seven days are the safe treatment period for a minor stroke. If he hasn't shown up yet—I estimate he will show up today—everyone shouldn't listen to those people who guide you to listen to Russian television. If you listen to Russian television, you might as well listen to CCTV; there is no difference from CCTV. The video released by Russian television proving Xi Jinping has no problem—isn't that utter nonsense? Alright, I will chat with you all about this topic up to here. Thank you for watching, and see you in the next topic.