If the Russian Plague Virus Spreads, Xi Jinping Will Maliciously Lock Down Cities Again!

In this episode, host Hu Liren discussed the outbreak of plague in the Russian Far East and its potential for spread, pointing out that Mongolian health authorities have issued an alert while Russian official media attempt to cover it up. Hu Liren analyzed that if the epidemic spreads, Xi Jinping is very likely to once again imitate malicious lockdowns of the past, consolidating his rule through economic collapse and wealth reshuffling. He recalled the history of the Cultural Revolution and the extreme lockdowns during the COVID-19 pandemic, reminding domestic audiences—especially those with elderly family members and children—to remain vigilant, stock up on supplies early, or find ways to leave the country to avoid risks.

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Hello, friends and viewers. Let's talk once again about this plague incident in Russia. The situation regarding the Russian plague has completely changed now. AFP reporters—I already did an episode on this this morning around 7:45 AM Eastern Time—have reported on it. AFP journalists on the ground in the Far East city where the plague broke out are investigating there. Many international journalists have gone to investigate. AFP reporters have stated that local residents revealed that ten people have died precisely because of this plague. Therefore, this matter is not so simple. You see, once this happens, people will become afraid.

Now in the internet era, the entire globe becomes alert immediately. Where is the reaction the strongest? It is in Mongolia. The Minister of Health of Mongolia made an explanation on television about this matter, and he stated very clearly that this plague—Mongolia already knows about it now; their relations with Russia are fairly good, and Russia may have already notified them—is that the spread of this plague they are facing is the most dangerous of the three types of plague. Therefore, Mongolia held a press briefing to inform the entire country. The content of this briefing was captured on video at the scene. This person is around forty to nearly fifty years old, a health official, and he stated that this plague outbreak is the most serious and its virulence is the most severe. That is one point. Second, it can spread through the air. Therefore, they became alert immediately.

Russia has been keeping things under wraps. It is said that there is already alarm within Russia, and they have listed this matter as a top priority. However, they have made no such statement externally, implying that the epidemic is already under control and is localized, posing no threat to humanity. You wouldn't know; you just don't know. As I mentioned in the program just now, Russia's current situation fully meets the conditions for biological warfare; they are being forced to resort to it—the economy is failing, and the war is a failure. The war may look like it is still ongoing, but it has actually already failed. Think about it: they were the ones who invaded others. If they were fighting like in World War II—everyone understands, right?—if they were capable of fighting well, if they could win, the flames of war could not have reached their own territory; it would have been impossible for it to reach their homeland. Now, there is fire everywhere within Russia. One moment this oil refinery explodes, the next moment that one explodes. Even Trump has already warned Zelensky, telling him, 'Do not bomb Russian oil refineries anymore.' Just think, it has reached such a serious point that Russia can no longer take it, and Trump is already pleading for mercy—that pleading is another matter. This proves—I am not talking about the relationship between Trump and Putin; we won't discuss those things. I generally don't touch upon American politics; I don't understand American policy. But this is a fact: Ukraine bombing Russian oil refineries has been very severe; that is a fact. Therefore, Russia has entered a very dire situation, and the anti-Putin sentiment throughout Russia is currently very high. Of course, there are many anti-Putin forces in Russia. You can see them domestically; there are many protesters. That is not possible under the CCP. In China, if you say just one sentence on the internet that you are dissatisfied with Xi Jinping, you will be arrested immediately.

What is China? China is, I should say, becoming more and more like North Korea, more and more like the era of Mao. If, during the Mao era, you said anything at all against Mao, if you pointed out that a single sentence Mao said was problematic, then at that time, that was a capital offense; it was a capital offense. This is not an exaggeration at all. You wouldn't be able to say, 'I have freedom of speech' for saying that; there was simply no freedom of speech! You wouldn't even have a way to survive; there was no way to survive. During the Cultural Revolution, there was absolutely no way to survive. If you said just one word—even if, for example, someone had a small house and used bamboo poles to hang laundry, and at night they kept them inside—if you took a few bamboo poles out, because conditions were poor back then and everyone lived like they were in a commune, and when the sun was good you took the bamboo poles out to dry things—there was a middle-aged person who was carrying bamboo poles and accidentally poked the portrait of Chairman Mao that was hanging in the house. The portrait broke. Once it broke, a child immediately saw that the Mao portrait was broken. Back then, it was like this: there were malicious people, or people who might maliciously destroy the Mao portrait, but at that time, it was treated like a class enemy. Children had already been brainwashed to think of everyone, including their own parents, as class enemies. They would go straight to the neighborhood committee! If you went to the neighborhood committee and said, 'My Mao portrait is broken, my father or mother poked it with a bamboo pole,' that was it—you'd be arrested and it would be a capital offense. A capital offense! If they didn't throw you into a concentration camp and sentence you to twenty or thirty years—back then there were no trials; during the Cultural Revolution there were no trials—they would just drag you away and kill you, or throw you directly into a labor reform camp. That was how it was back then. What I am saying, people of my generation or older can all empathize with and understand whether what I am saying is true. It was indeed true back then; it was indeed true.

So now, look at the current pandemic. Everyone needs to understand that during the pandemic lockdowns at that time, the CCP had the most extreme lockdowns in the entire world. Right from the very beginning in 2020 when the CCP started its malicious lockdown of cities, I had already put forward a view. I said Xi Jinping was going to lock down. What was his lockdown about? I wasn't speaking from a medical perspective; I was speaking from his political perspective. Because at that time, Chinese ordinary people had indeed started to become wealthy, especially some who had achieved wealth. Once people reach a certain stage of wealth, their pursuit of spiritual and political fulfillment leads to discontent with the whole society. These people with a sense of social responsibility—even though they still came through the Cultural Revolution and were also afraid of the Communist Party—some of them, especially those born in the 1970s and 1980s, began to have political demands. Some were even born in the 1960s, around my age. At that time, I pointed out one thing in the media: I said Xi Jinping's city lockdowns this time, that pandemic lockdown, would definitely last a very long time. What goal did he want to achieve? He wanted to drag down the entire Chinese economy. The entire Chinese economic situation—he wanted to reshuffle the Chinese economy, to execute a new plunder of wealth, a plunder just like Mao's, just like Mao. Because if he didn't do this, the position of the Communist Party would be in jeopardy. Many people were beginning to challenge the Communist Party in their hearts, and some were even directly challenging it, taking action to challenge the Communist Party. Just like Jack Ma of Alibaba back then—I have mentioned Jack Ma countless times. When Jack Ma was at his most prominent, I told many friends in China that this man was in danger, this man was dangerous, because he was challenging the CCP. Because the CCP has always believed that "this regime was won by us." Look at what Xi Jinping is talking about now—the Long March route, Long March, Long March. Over the past couple of days, he has been talking about the Long March and red heritage. Before, without Mao, the Deng Xiaoping era had already rejected these things. But Xi Jinping brought them out again. What does he mean by saying this? What he means is that the CCP's regime must be firmly controlled by those below us, our descendants. All of you, no matter how rich or powerful you are, cannot control this regime, this country. That's why he wanted to crush the Youth League Faction (Tuanpai). I predicted long ago that the Youth League Faction would be ousted, because they don't represent the Red Second Generation at all. The Youth League Faction—just remember, one is the emperor, and the other is the servant. Inside the Communist Party, the Youth League Faction are actually servants, just movable property, especially those in the new Youth League Faction, like Hu Jintao and Li Keqiang. So his city lockdowns back then were malicious. Once the cities were locked down, the economy of the whole country collapsed. Then he could start going after those rich people, because to arrest rich people and rob their money, he needed a reason. What reason? He used this very reason to bring down your companies and then purge all these people. Look at the two groups of people Xi Jinping is arresting now: one group is those hidden inside the Communist Party who are dissatisfied with it—he gets rid of them. The second group he wants to get rid of is the wealthy, the rich class and the super-rich class, and then step by step, get rid of all the rich people inside the CCP's realm. Now there is a saying in China—I proposed this years ago, and now people are bringing it up—that if you have one million in cash deposited in the bank, the Communist Party will set its eyes on you. Once the Communist Party sets its eyes on you, when you go to withdraw the money, they will eventually ask you: Where did this money come from? What are you using this money for? Why do you need to use this money? They will target you under all kinds of excuses! Including the various collapsing P2P companies later on, they were all plundering the assets of ordinary people and business owners. Look at all those later events—who were they related to? They were all related to that, related to Xi Jinping. So now I predict that if the pandemic breaks out again, Xi Jinping will still use the same old routine: pandemic lockdowns. As for pandemic lockdowns, he feels the previous lockdown duration was not enough. After the last lockdown, the Chinese people got furious, started hanging banners on overpasses, and started the White Paper Movement. So if the pandemic comes this time, once it spreads, his lockdown intensity might be number one in the world again, number one in the world again. He wants to impoverish the ordinary people, all the ordinary people, and every single enterprise. He doesn't care about global affairs. Xi Jinping currently has trillions of US dollars placed in various spots around the world; he wants to disrupt the world and reshape the global economy. He tries to drag everyone else down with him. And what is the cost? The cost is the lives of ordinary Chinese people. Dictators are just this evil.

You see, under normal circumstances, if you think about it, once a war breaks out, families will die one by one—not only the troops of your own country, but also the people of other countries you go to invade. But Putin will do it. Look, Putin said he'd launch a war, immediately... immediately did it, beating Ukraine into such a state. Then Ukraine started to counterattack later, and the people dying were like this, family by family, all civilian lives. People have seen all these in videos—many of them were killed by bombs dropped from drones. These people, you know, killing one person means taking one person's life, and taking one person's life means their entire family will live in pain forever in the future. Evil dictators are all like this. Look, including Japanese militarism in World War II, including Hitler who launched the European front of World War II, it's the same. Look at how all of Europe was fought to such a state back then—how many people died? These people don't care about human life at all, sending Jews directly into concentration camps. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is the same: killing landlords, killing capitalists, killing these teachers. The CCP is even more evil, killing teachers, and they are all its own countrymen. Look, later killing Falun Gong was the same, ripping out hearts and organs like this—who can do this? Demons can do it. So everyone, do not doubt the bottom line of the CCP, and do not doubt Xi Jinping's bottom line. This person has absolutely no bottom line at all. Suppose this outbreak... this epidemic might spread, maybe in these few days, maybe next week. Now AFP says ten people have died, the specifics are not known yet, whether it's true or false. But these, if reported by local journalists on the ground, are often very close to the truth. So Chinese people need to be careful, stock up on basic daily necessities at home, and those who can run should try every way to run abroad. Do not be subjected to what Xi Jinping wants to do anymore. Let me tell you, when the time comes and you resist again, he will find a way to use welding rods to weld shut the iron door of your home. It's very likely that the CCP will again—of course, in other countries it shouldn't happen, because when I came to the US in 2018, in 2019, 2020 when the US had lockdowns, at that time it was locked down for about two-plus months. And during those two-plus months, let me tell you to what extent? For those two-plus months you could drive your car to the supermarket to buy things. This is completely different from the CCP's city lockdowns, completely different. Back then, you see, I am a Shanghainese, my relatives and friends were all in Shanghai, the vast majority of people were in Shanghai, the vast majority of my social connections were in Shanghai. In that Shanghai, it was really such that if you wanted to get a few potatoes or tomatoes, you had to beg everyone, and to get a cabbage you had to be immensely grateful. Many people, you young people couldn't even buy a can of Coke. At that time, many people were like that. Furthermore, under Xi Jinping's kind of lockdown, the subsequent supply distribution behind it will run into problems. Therefore, I advise everyone to really be careful about the CCP's bottom line. You can't figure it out at all; it actually has no bottom line at all and can do anything. If this lockdown ends, then I think the entire political and economic landscape of China may undergo major changes. The ordinary people, the ordinary Chinese people will instantly be knocked back to their original form, back to the 1970s and 80s. So everyone must be careful. Right now in these two days it hasn't happened yet—if you can run, try your best to run abroad, don't stay inside the country anymore. Running abroad is fine; if the epidemic doesn't spread, then coming back doesn't matter either. You must have risk management awareness. I used to work in finance, so I am very conscious in this regard—that is, having this kind of risk management awareness. Think about it, in 2020, a friend of mine... these past couple of days some friends were chatting with me. I said, back in 2020 when Shanghai was about to go into lockdown, I told my family: "You should stock up on supplies for at least three months to half a year, at the very least." Later, our family, including some of my friends' families, didn't run into trouble, and we even had extra things at home later. My home originally had one refrigerator, and once that one was turned on, another refrigerator was turned on immediately, stuffing things into the large refrigerator. Everything in the house was completely full. Later, when it came to the last few days before the lockdown, right when it was about to be locked down, some friends ran to my house to get things, because back then my family had bought so many things and prepared everything. Later, when others couldn't buy anything, oh dear, he said he couldn't buy anything anymore at that time. I said, "You guys come to my house to take some things." Later, some people found that the supermarkets were completely empty, so they came to my house at that time to get stuff, and even went to give it to others. Before the epidemic was even over, the lockdown at that time—it lasted several months, right? Locked at home for several months, right? There were many next-door neighbors, at that time on the internet—everyone had group chats, right? Many people asked those who couldn't go out themselves, asked those "Big Whites" [hazmat-suited workers]—who were people from our residential community. These people were volunteers, right? They came to my house to get some things and then gave them to others. Some were lacking items, like families with young children.

So, you must have this awareness; it is an absolute necessity. Suppose you are currently overseas or have a visa and can go abroad: buy a ticket immediately no matter how expensive it is, buy one, and run abroad directly with your family. Find a place to hide for a few days—hide for fifteen or twenty days, half a month or a month—and see how the situation develops. If this situation breaks out, other countries will not experience such a scenario; they will not lock you down, locking you inside your home to starve to death—they won't. In China, it is very likely to happen. Human beings are like this: being locked inside your home is just like being in prison. After being locked up for a period of time, a person's mental health will break down. If you are overseas, it doesn't matter. For instance, those of us living in detached houses can drive around everywhere; at most, wearing a mask solves the problem. You can go shopping, supermarkets are all open, and the government even gives you money, giving you a few thousand dollars. But in China, you completely cannot do that—completely impossible! So everyone must have this awareness of risk and lockdown. I definitely had to make an episode this time to tell everyone: you must be careful, you absolutely cannot be careless, especially those with elderly people and children at home. If a total lockdown occurs, Xi Jinping's heart is extremely vicious. Once lockdowns are imposed again, the entire population will be locked down at once, the whole country might be locked down, and by then you won't even be able to run away. Also, if you are currently in the suburbs or remote areas and have a house, find a way to run back to your hometown, to the countryside. The countryside is slightly better. At least you have a private plot of land at home, so it is impossible for them to weld your house shut. In the city it is different—they will weld your door shut directly, and the neighborhood committee targets your spot. The countryside is different. In a small rural village, at least you can walk around in front of and behind your house without contacting other people. You can get some vegetables from your private plot, or maybe you bought some chickens, so you can still eat chicken and duck. In urban areas, you completely cannot do this. Alright, that's all for this episode. Everyone must have this awareness—Xi Jinping is very likely to do this. Alright, thank you everyone for watching, see you in the next episode.