Xi Jinping Could Go Down at Any Moment? Peng Liyuan Enters the Seven-Member Emergency Team; Shenzhen APEC Downgraded — Hit by Russian Pneumonic Plague? Mongolia Closes the Russia-Mongolia Border; 73 Mistresses, 9 Male Lovers, Sex-for-Power Trading? (Old Beijing Teahouse / Episode 1769 / 2026/10/10)

This episode mainly discusses rumors of power reshuffles triggered by Xi Jinping's health condition, including details on establishing a seven-member emergency response team and the shortening of his trip to the United States; the Shenzhen APEC summit being reportedly downgraded with a shortened agenda, possibly affected by pneumonic plague in Russia and the closure of the Russia-Mongolia border; and also pays attention to trending news such as CCP official Yi Huiman being suspected of accepting bribes and engaging in sex-for-power transactions, as well as Zhou Xiaofen, the female head of the Yongzhou Commerce Bureau in Hunan, being reported by her ex-husband for extramarital affairs during their marriage.

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First, please allow Li Zheng and Liu Zhuo from Old Beijing Teahouse, on behalf of the entire Teahouse team, to extend our deep blessings and heartfelt congratulations on the 115th birthday of the Republic of China. On the occasion of the Republic of China's Double Ten National Day, we wish all Chinese people worldwide a happy holiday. All right, enough with the joy, now it's back to tears. Such mood swings can't be helped—the suffering compatriot victims in the fallen territory are truly in deep water and blazing fire; it's almost too much to swallow. Speaking of which, the deeply suffering Chinese people's attention to Xi Jinping, the number one CCP destroyer, has almost become their only thought upon opening their eyes: What is the Steamed Bun doing? Hurry up and accelerate, damp down the fire! If heaven does not destroy the CCP, eternity is like an endless night. The General Secretary must be thinking to himself in frustration: even workhorses and chives get one day off a month, why am I not allowed to shift shoulders while carrying the load of destroying the CCP? Well, someone actually wants to proactively switch shoulders and drop the load—driven to the brink by failing health, he is also starting to look for an exit strategy. Words of advice can't persuade anyone, but when health talks, it works instantly. Isn't this why the General Secretary set up an emergency group, and Peng Liyuan was the first to join, as the rumors are buzzing? When an emergency comes, not a single spouse can be missing. Wait, how many spouses do you have? Oh right, shared property and shared wives are all unlisted and don't count as legal spouses. Independent political commentator Cai Shenkun recently received a major tip-off: Old Xi is already preparing his post-mortem affairs. Ah, don't panic, not the final post-mortem affairs of that kind, but rather the contingency plan for how this amateur circus will drag out its survival if his health fails and he can only lie down to "personally direct" things—the kind of post-mortem affairs where minor injuries don't take him off the front line. Exactly, even in this state, he still clings to power and won't let go. According to Cai Shenkun's leak, Xi Jinping is currently planning a so-called seven-member emergency team, entirely composed of his closest and tightest inner circle, including Peng Liyuan. He understands Old Xi's mindset—get lost, the General Secretary says: the one who truly knows me is Chairman Bacon, Mao Zedong! Why turn to the crystal coffin? The reason is very pragmatic: faced with a major test, Old Xi is simply copying Mao's standard answers. Unbelievable, imitating Mao Zedong's establishment of the Central Cultural Revolution Group back then, concentrating his most trusted people into a privileged inner circle at a critical moment. My goodness, just hearing "Central Cultural Revolution Group" sends shivers down one's spine—that was a terrifying private organization that brought a decade of catastrophe and even deeper harm to the Chinese people. After all that, there's no good intention, pure selfishness! And that's not all. The whistleblower said Xi Jinping will further push for the familialization of power. It's really turning into the Xi Family Village! It's not even ruled out that around the 21st Party Congress next year, his daughter Xi Mingze and brother Xi Yuanping might all enter the core circle of power in the future. My god, doesn't this match the earlier rumors that Old Xi wanted his brother Xi Yuanping to enter the military so the two brothers could hold military power together? Who knows. Anyone involved in authoritarian political circles knows that as power becomes increasingly concentrated in one individual, the succession issue becomes exponentially harder to handle. Entrusting it to anyone feels unsafe because the core question must be considered: Can this successor maintain the existing power structure, and will they settle old scores with me after Old Xi leaves? After running through all the options, only family members feel safe. So he assembled a family of slave masters for the chives and workhorses. No wonder the Steamed Bun keeps rambling that "the good days are still ahead"—turned out he meant the good days for his own family! Whether they are truly good days remains to be seen. Old Xi knows full well in his heart that while he holds power, the people around him look utterly loyal, but the moment power shifts, they could turn against him faster than flipping a page. Knowing full well this outcome, he still has to use them right now. Talk about an awkward knot. Therefore, the source noted that moving forward, Xi Jinping will intensify internal purges ever more fiercely: all those who oppose him, improperly discuss him, lack loyalty to him, and especially those who do things behind his back in secret—and there are by no means few such people. Could they arrest a batch and kill a batch? At the very least, harsh measures will be taken. Even if arrests aren't made publicly, travel and personal freedom could be restricted through other means. It's all over—looks like the bloody storms among the top ranks of the Party will become even fiercer. What did you think? However, one related piece of news might actually be considered a good angle: given the current situation, the so-called invasion of Taiwan is temporarily off the table. This makes sense: because Xi Jinping's health is flashing red, and the military is currently a sheet of loose sand, ignoring commands and lacking cohesion altogether. Attacking Taiwan would simply accelerate the collapse of the regime for Old Xi. Wouldn't that be just perfect? As the number one destroyer of the CCP, Xi Jinping might as well finish destroying the CCP early so he can go home and rest sooner.

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Speaking of Xi Jinping stirring up trouble in the international community, where did he go to stir things up again? Not far this time, right at the doorstep of the CCP regime—Shenzhen. Are you referring to the 2026 APEC summit? YES IT IS. On October 6, Britain's Financial Times disclosed a piece of news that made the mystery surrounding Xi Jinping's health even more treacherous, unpredictable, and bizarre. This enigmatic "Pig Chairman" really takes the cake. Things are getting increasingly sensitive. According to the Financial Times, citing up to six people familiar with the matter, Beijing is currently considering canceling the traditional closed-door informal leaders' retreat. Ah, the closed-door meeting is being canceled? Yes, this segment was originally the most crucial agenda where APEC leaders freely, openly, and informally exchanged views. Normally, the media is asked to step out, and leaders of the various economies begin to speak candidly and directly about issues. Exactly, I feel that's almost the most important part of APEC; leaders of various nations come specifically for this segment. Well, sorry, you might be coming for nothing. Wang He, an Epoch Times columnist, said that APEC is hosted and chaired on a rotating basis, and the formats and agendas are relatively fixed. The CCP's sudden adjustments this time leave the only plausible explanation: something is wrong with Xi Jinping's health. Oh, an unspeakable trouble solved simply by cancellation! But there is no way the CCP would tell other countries about such unspeakable trouble. So participants revealed that the leaders' meeting has been condensed down to a dinner and a plenary session. Some APEC member states have already voiced their dissatisfaction. What's the point of hosting an APEC summit? Isn't it meant to have as many heads of state as possible communicating as deeply as possible? Exactly. So, purely from the perspective of normal diplomatic interests, what the CCP is doing is completely abnormal. The formal session is just reading scripts and strictly controlling time, while the closed-door retreat allows in-depth, free, and candid exchanges—how great freedom is! CCP leader Xi Jinping says: Freedom is great, but I'm afraid of freedom; I want to go home to find my mama, like the little tadpole looking for its mama. Would you say this Xi the Steamed Bun drops the chain at crucial moments or what? What a giant infant! The old wolf warrior Wang Yi thinks to himself: dropping the chain is still better than crashing completely into an unmanageable mess. Got it: they fear Old Xi won't be able to handle things on the fly and, in a fit of panic, might have a seizure on the spot. Would you treat him? Refusal—what does it have to do with me? Indeed. The Financial Times didn't dare state definitively that it's an issue with Old Xi's health, BUT anyone looking at this arrangement can't help but scrutinize the Wheat-Carrying Lad with all their might. Lad, oh lad, where are you hiding? Can your frail frame still support 200 catties of wheat? The reactions are all resonating. Over there during Xi's US visit, rest lounges had to be urgently added; over here during vital home-court diplomacy, sessions are cut down and time is shortened—there is definitely a problem. Everyone is smelling the disinfectant of a hospital ward. Canceling the most time-consuming and hardest-to-control informal talks does not rule out the CCP proactively reducing the pressure on Xi from working continuously at major international summits. At this APEC, Old Xi has to meet two titans—Trump and Putin. Just dealing with the two of them will take every ounce of his strength. If an endless closed-door retreat is added on top of that, it's very likely that once the meeting succeeds, the man collapses—solving the grand problem fundamentally in one go. Looking at it this way, don't you feel the logic is quite smooth? Yeah, not bad. Going forward, you can keep an eye on three aspects: whether Xi's public appearances further decrease, whether major diplomatic events continue to be scaled back, and whether signs of power redistribution begin to emerge within the CCP's top echelon. Please have Xi Mingze and Xi Yuanping get ready, and let the second tier of Old Xi's family wait a moment.

Russian President Vladimir Putin seemed to suggest, "Are we not taking our pneumonic plague into account at all?" The downgrading and shortening of the Shenzhen APEC summit was stirred up by the Russian plague—at least according to media speculation. After all, the summit not only canceled the closed-door meetings among national leaders, but also moved that crucial gathering involving foreign and trade ministers online. Ah, offline activities were canceled? Yes, out of fear of airborne transmission. Professor Sun Kuo-hsiang of Nanhua University in Taiwan analyzed that strange occurrences usually point to something sinister, and chronologically, it coincided precisely with the outbreak of the Russian plague. Ah, given the lack of transparency in authoritarian dictatorships, it cannot be ruled out that Russia's epidemic spiraled out of control and Putin was in no mood to linger, while Xi Jinping also wanted to wrap things up sloppily and send him packing quickly to avoid further complications. Ah, exclaimed twice. The key question is, Yuanfang, what do you really think? Where am I supposed to look? His name is Yuanfang, so why don't we consult our fellow tea lovers instead? Tea lovers, what do you think was the real reason behind changing the agenda, canceling the closed-door meeting, and shortening the duration of the Shenzhen APEC summit? Let me offer multiple choices: A. Xi Jinping's health issues, B. Russian pneumonic plague out of control, C. Other reasons—because anything is possible. Hurry up and type your answer in the comments. Speaking of the Russian pneumonic plague, tea lovers might already know that just as countries worldwide, especially Russia's neighbors, were tense and guarding their borders vigilantly, Russian President Vladimir Putin pulled an abrupt reversal, declaring that onlookers could disperse because everything was fine and rumors about the plague's spread were false. In the words of our "dutiful pro-Russian filial sons," everything is preventable and controllable. Let me gently ask: do ordinary Russian citizens believe their president's debunking? The answer: not at all. Ah, how do you know? I know because sales of French author Albert Camus's novel "The Plague" in Russia surged by 86% over the past week compared to the same period last year. Whoa, it became a massive bestseller! The regions where this book sold the best were Chelyabinsk Oblast, Voronezh Oblast, Irkutsk Oblast—the very Krasnoyarsk Krai where the plague broke out—across Russia's vast territories. Furthermore, a netizen specifically looked up the book: its narrative mainly depicts how people confront death, quarantine, and meaningless suffering after a city is sealed off, demonstrating human dignity and solidarity through collective resistance. Oh, I see! So netizens pointed out that judging by the book's sales, the Russian pneumonic plague must indeed be severe. In any case, here is one fact I know: on October 6, the WHO issued its first statement, noting that because the information provided by the Russian side remained incomplete, the WHO was currently unable to comprehensively assess the risks of this incident. This had a premise: on October 6, the Russian side responded to the WHO by saying that apart from one staff member at the anti-plague research institute who died from unexplained pneumonia and the quarantine of about 200 contacts, no further plague cases had recently been detected locally. Then on October 7, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus issued a formal statement, reading once again: because the information provided by the Russian side remains incomplete, the WHO is currently unable to comprehensively assess the risks of this incident. That same day, the Kremlin officially denied the rumors, harshly criticizing some Western media outlets, claiming that reports of a second death and the spread of the plague were overwhelmingly false information. Consequently, on October 8, Russian authorities issued an official notice formally declaring that the epidemic prevention situation in Irkutsk Oblast was currently stable with no health risks, and that the regional capital, Irkutsk, was lifting relevant preventive measures. Putin had the audacity to make the final call unilaterally: none, none, none—passed! Afterward, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus retweeted both his own statement and that of the WHO, using even stronger wording this time: until Russia provides a transparent and complete laboratory pathogen test report, the WHO will by no means blindly trust Russia's unilateral lifting of the alarm, continues to believe a comprehensive risk assessment is impossible, and continues to urge Moscow to maintain information transparency. Clearly, this response did not resolve the WHO's doubts, so here came Old Tedros's disclaimer. This is how Old Tedros questioned them: the WHO has once again requested the Russian authorities to provide laboratory test results for the deceased and contacts, explain why quarantine measures were necessary, and disclose the current health status of relevant personnel. Furthermore, regarding media reports of a second laboratory worker contracting unexplained pneumonia, the WHO also requested that the Russian side verify the news. During this period, there was another development: Svetlana, a healthcare professional and mother of the deceased Shipilova, gave an interview to independent media and dropped a massive bombshell. This matter was indeed bizarre: after the 28-year-old female scientist Daria Shipilova died, media reports initially claimed she contracted the fatal pathogen by breaking a test tube in the laboratory. Yet her mother Svetlana stepped forward publicly to tell the independent Russian media outlet "Glubina": I know the truth; the official narrative about infection from a broken test tube is complete nonsense! The protective test tubes in high-risk laboratories are extremely sturdy—even if smashed against a wall, they would not break. She strongly condemned the local hospital for failing to provide timely treatment, suspecting medical delay caused her daughter's death: "They simply watched my daughter die." Whether under pressure or only knowing this much information, the deceased's mother did not further disclose what she claimed to be the real truth, particularly regarding the route of infection.

Robert Redfield, former director of the CDC, proposed another possibility a couple of days ago. He said that if an accident occurred while Shipilova was working in the plague laboratory, there should have been a protocol in place for her to receive antibiotic treatment. However, if the plague pathogen she was studying had been modified to be insensitive to antibiotics, that would explain why the antibiotics might not have worked. It starts to become terrifying when you think about it—what is this trope about modified pathogens? Is someone trying to release some kind of biological weapon, or was it just a coincidence and actually nothing serious? Anything is possible. Anyway, besides the sharp-eyed Russian public, the clever people of the Great Eastern Nation (China) also do not believe the denials from their 'Russian Father' at all and have immediately taken action. Recently, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention in Suifenhe, a Chinese city bordering Russia, stated that they are carrying out epidemic prevention publicity work through methods such as distributing leaflets via WeChat official accounts and holding health knowledge lectures. Epidemic prevention has begun. In addition, in the comment sections of topics like 'Russian Plague Incident' on Weibo, users are demanding that the Russian side disclose more information, writing that they can only hope this death from pneumonia of unknown cause is an isolated case. Dong, a scholar from Northeast China, told Radio Free Asia the truth: Russia's political lack of transparency is no better than China's. He said this matter might bring a significant disaster to the world. In today's society, biological weapons are becoming increasingly powerful; the fear is that artificially modified viruses are equivalent to biological weapons. The Russian border region is not just generally tense; the Mongolian Minister of Health has already announced at a press conference that a pneumonic plague outbreak has occurred in Irkutsk Oblast, Russia, and the Russia-Mongolia border has been sealed off. I see that insiders have already come out to say that the Russian plague might be even more serious than imagined. If you look here and finish reading these six points, it is terrifying. People in China, Russia, Mongolia, and other countries must be on guard. Sharing a piece of epidemic prevention advice from the internet: first, ensure your home has an adequate supply of common anti-inflammatory drugs like acetaminophen, ibuprofen, and amoxicillin; second, for the plague and other dangerous viruses, prepare some hormones, and doxycycline hydrochloride as well as streptomycin are all common, cheap drugs. It is recommended that you definitely prepare some at home, along with masks. Better safe than sorry. Friends in the north, especially those near Inner Mongolia and Russia, must be careful. Pay attention to hygiene and be cautious when interacting with animals. Pneumonic plague can be transmitted through droplets. In these troubled times, be careful with everything.

Recently, the Party's "good cadres" have gone all out to carry forward the CCP's Yan'an-era tradition of "sharing property and sharing wives" into full-blown sex-for-power transactions. Sorry, not just recently—they've always been doing this. On September 30, Yi Huiman, the former chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, was officially transferred to prosecutors and indicted on suspicion of accepting bribes and engaging in sex-for-power transactions. Sex-for-power, here we go! As soon as the indictment news broke, a scandalous, spicy list detailing various corrupt escapades went completely viral on social media platforms like Weibo (Weibo). Only this kind of gossip spreads at such lightning speed. Turns out, Yi Huiman's son confessed to as many as 17 offshore accounts concealing assets rumored to exceed 100 billion RMB. What does 100 billion mean? To put it into perspective, the offshore wealth of Yi Huiman's family equals the entire annual GDP of an ordinary prefecture-level city in central or western China. Truly staggering! Even more outrageous than the massive fortune are his sex-for-power scandals. Rumor has it that Yi Huiman engaged in illicit affairs with up to 73 women—even more than the General Secretary. Infuriating! Netizens let their imaginations run wild, commenting that managing 73 women would require an Excel spreadsheet schedule: with the leadership so busy, how could they possibly find time to work? Meanwhile, female cadres of the Party chimed in, saying those 73 aunties can take a backseat, because us women are by no means falling behind in this department. A female director of the Yongzhou Municipal Bureau of Commerce in Hunan was reported for having multiple extramarital affairs. Have you guys seen this topic trending? Completely not safe for children, downright nauseating. Anyway, the protagonist of the story, Zhou Xiaofen, Director of the Yongzhou Municipal Bureau of Commerce in Hunan, was reported by her ex-husband for engaging in illicit relations with at least 9 men, 8 of which occurred during their marriage. What a rotten peach! Funny enough, this originally started as an unremarkable divorce dispute. Because Zhou Xiaofen cheated repeatedly during their marriage, the couple agreed to divorce in early 2025. The female party verbally agreed to pay her ex-husband 5 million RMB in compensation for emotional distress. That's quite a sum, but fair's fair. Yet Zhou Xiaofen only paid 3.3 million RMB. When the ex-husband demanded the remaining balance, the director refused. Acting all high and mighty, she directly called the police to report her ex-husband for extortion! In May of this year, the ex-husband, Zhang Xiaojun, was criminally detained and arrested, and in September, he was formally indicted on charges of extortion. Talk about bad luck! Could the ex-husband swallow this bitter pill? With evidence of his ex-wife's infidelity firmly in his hands, if not now, when? So, remotely from the detention center, he directed his brother, Mr. Zhang, to file a report with the relevant authorities. Now the drama really escalated! Mr. Zhang tossed out a "Table of Circumstances Regarding Ms. Zhou's Extramarital Affairs," documenting in detail a list of illicit affairs the female director had with at least 9 men between 2005 and 2026, complete with vulgar, eye-popping factual evidence. Infuriating! Furthermore, Mr. Zhang reasonably questioned whether the director had used her status to interfere with the judicial process, allowing the entire process of case filing, investigation, and indictment to finish in just 5 months—she really pulled no punches against her ex-husband. Starting the night of October 8, multiple related topics hit the trending search charts. Netizens cheerfully munched their popcorn, only to end up puking in pure disgust. Netizens unanimously asked: Where did this female bureau director get so much money? The disciplinary inspection committee needs to investigate thoroughly! How was she promoted? Who backed her, and what connections did she have? Well, the game of thrones ended in a mutual scorched-earth fallout. The Party's "good cadres" collectively showed: this is just the environment we live in, and "those who are not of our kind are sure to be of a different mind"; among a flock of black crows, if a white crow doesn't quickly turn black, it won't survive. If the heavens do not destroy the CCP, eternity remains like a long dark night. Did you catch that?

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