Hu and Wen join forces with the military against Xi, did Zhang Shengmin defect? Three prophets simultaneously see Xi's 2027: shrouded in death, fate vanished? Leaked content of the Red families cursing Xi Jinping is explosive! Chaos in CCP universities! (Lao Beijing Teahouse/Episode 1795/2026/11/05)
This episode mainly discusses several prophets' predictions regarding Xi Jinping's aura and destiny around 2027, exposes the discontent of red families over Xi Jinping monopolizing economic interests, and analyzes the potential joint moves by senior military and political figures inside the system. Meanwhile, the program focuses on the pilot program and doubts surrounding the forced implementation of the digital RMB for salary payment in several universities in Jiangsu, and reports on public criticism and reflections on coercive education caused by Nanjing University introducing a smart classroom system to conduct AI monitoring on teachers and students.
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Continuing from before, Judith, a famous Western aura master and great prophet, made an observation and interpretation of Xi Jinping's aura in March this year, foretelling the world-shocking October change. Within ten months starting from March, a major shift would occur for Xi Jinping. In Judith's words, Xi Jinping is described as a person wrapped in black energy who leans on a "human crutch" on the gangway. This description is so vivid, not described by me but specifically pointed out by Judith, that Xi Jinping's health condition has long been far from ideal, even reaching a critical point of total breakdown. Total breakdown—cancer cells exploding, or various embolisms. Hey, pay attention to the timeline: Judith said this on March 12, and how did Xi Jinping perform over the next seven-plus months? Supported by his fashion-loving wife Peng Liyuan, relying on makeup, and looking bloated, he scurried everywhere, leaving countless jokes for the world. Tilting his head, wobbling, with a sallow complexion, holding Peng Liyuan's hand tightly, gasping heavily after walking just a short distance off the plane or up the steps, and even specifically requesting a room in the West Wing from Trump, claiming it was for a brief rest—who knows if he went in to inhale oxygen or for emergency morphine shots and dampening his fire. Even earlier, at the BRICS Summit in India, Xi Jinping unexpectedly missed the crucial Business Forum speech, which was read instead by Commerce Minister Wang Wentao, and he skipped the dinner party too, where old wolf-warrior Wang Yi ate and drank on his behalf—and ate quite a lot. International media coverage of Xi's recent appearances focused entirely on his face: swollen, sallow, with sunken eyes, his whole massive head and body enveloped in an unremovable greenish-black bad luck aura. Judith said the same thing: under the intense flashlights, he exhibited an ominous dead-person skin texture. What did that guy say in yesterday's short video? A "dead feel"; Old Xi's life is worse than death, he's half-dead already, bound to the word "dead."
British great prophet Parker predicted even more shockingly that Xi Jinping seems to be gone by 2027. This line
With one utterance, he predicted Emperor Steamed Bun out of existence, solving the problem from the root. Back to prophet Judith: Judith revealed everything without reservation, stating that China's situation is extremely unstable, the current leader's heart is filled with a pathological sense of power crisis, and within the next ten months, the probability of him being overthrown by political forces is quite high. Hearing this
Wait a minute
Did Judith say how she arrived at her judgment
Dude, did she just watch international news
She's a lady, my man
Judy said she rarely watches mainstream media and is not influenced by them; to gauge the aura and direction of world leaders, she directly accesses public footage of leaders and footage of related large gatherings. Just by watching the footage, she said, she reads the complete aura around the people's shoulders, understanding the core will behind that collective protest, which helps her pierce through the spotlight-lit disguises of the leaders of various villainous states and political giants. Goodness gracious, according to this logic, this Halloween, in the United States and Japan, there would be everything from people carrying images of Xi Jinping with bruised, black eyes being savagely beaten, to Winnie the Pooh costumes carrying steamer-bun coffins out for a funeral procession. If Judy were to see this, there is no telling what kind of aura she would X-ray out of it—pure death energy. Accompanying this death energy is also a hysterical venting before doomsday destruction, a final flash of light before death. It's possible that Japanese prophet Matsubara Teruko used a similar phrasing in her prediction about Xi Jinping, seeing Xi Jinping's ghost-like physiognomy, roaring loudly about purging; this vision gave me a strong sense of shock. Scared the shit out of me, the steamer bun's image is basically straight out of a horror movie. Matsubara Teruko has a series of predictions concerning Xi Jinping around 2027, mainly revolving around high-level CCP coups, regime collapse, China's trajectory, and the possibility that the successor's name might contain the character "Chun" (Spring). The character Chun—Hu Chun-hua. You want to scare the 200-jin steamer bun to death? Just because it has Chun doesn't necessarily mean it's Hu Chun-hua, who else could it be? Never mind, let's hurry up and continue talking about how Matsubara Teruko prophesied about Xi Jinping; actually, it's very similar to Judy's prophecies, great minds think alike. Matsubara Teruko feels that the CCP's collapse has already been going on for 4 or 5 years, and around 2027 will be a major turning point period for China's economy and system; she foresaw fierce internal strife among the CCP's top echelons, the atmosphere for a coup has already formed, seeds of a coup have been sown everywhere in China and are growing rapidly, and the interior of the military is also a tray of loose sand with orders simply not being executed by anyone, everything is accelerating in fragmentation. With such a collapse, during this period, the specific strange visions Teruko saw included Xi Jinping howling like a ghost for a purge. This is too accurate; at the Fifth Plenary Session, the steamer bun was indeed howling like a ghost, strictly governing the Party in an all-around way, beating those Party officials to death. Regarding the person whose name contains Chun who might succeed Xi or force him to step down, this was prophesied by Teruko in the October 2025 issue of the Japanese occult magazine *Monthly Mu*. She said, I saw the character Chun, the person threatening his power might have this character in their name. Oh, it might have it, blood pressure rising, who knows how it will turn out.
Returning to Xi Jinping's current situation, more than seven months have passed since the ten-month outcome predicted by Judith, leaving less than three months. Xi Jinping seems to have survived the Fifth Plenary Session once again and even appears to have maintained his power. Is the actual situation really like this? If not, what is it? An insider in Beijing's high-level politics using the pseudonym Tang Ming has just broken another blockbuster news to The Epoch Times: high-ranking officials' children and red families are all cursing Xi Jinping. Furthermore, he confirmed that Xi Jinping only allows his own family members to engage in corruption and monopolies, forbidding other red families from monopolizing any resources. With Old Xi monopolizing everything and acting so shamelessly, let us listen to Tang Ming's original words: Now I tell you, all the high-ranking officials' children in Beijing, all the red families are cursing him. They curse him when having private dinners, and they curse him at private gatherings. Why do they hate him so much? Because previously, whoever led the CCP would distribute some benefits to the families of former leaders, the second- and third-generation reds. Now, well, Xi Jinping does not allow the privileged class to carve up economic benefits, reserving exclusive monopoly for the Xi family alone. People from these red families say that even if you were to say that no red family can participate in large state-owned enterprise projects—that everyone is forbidden to participate—then that would be fine too, and everyone would figure out other ways. Fine, you don't let others participate, but you only allow your younger brother to freely participate and make a fortune? This cannot convince the public. Gold was handled by your younger brother, Huawei was participated in by your younger brother, Alibaba was participated in by your cousin named Qi, and then including Hangzhou's tech industry and DJI drones, all participated in by your younger family members. Your elder sister is also involved in oil imports and this and that, including national-level procurement of coal and minerals, all done by your elder sister. Then you say nobody else is allowed to do anything. Can the red families submit to you? They just had me come out here to vent their frustration for them. In short, the Steamed Bun has offended all the red families and is facing enemies from all sides. In fact, the forces Old Xi faces are not limited to the red families; within the system alone, there are three forces determined to fight Xi to the death. Is it three against one? Former Central Party School professor Cai Xia gave a clear judgment: the military is currently a very important force capable of restricting Xi Jinping's power, and some connection may be forming between party elders and the military. Oh, anti-Xi forces have united as never before. Cai Xia said that today, resistance against Xi Jinping within the CCP is not limited to the military; retired party elders are an important force. Right now, surviving former members of the Political Bureau Standing Committee, former general secretaries, former premiers, and other retired high-ranking figures like Hu and Wen have all seen through the current political situation. At this critical juncture, these people are very likely to unite and seek alliances across various sectors. Veteran cadres have never been idle; if they were submissive and obedient, why would the Steamed Bun resort to killing the chicken to scare the monkey, desperately intimidating political elders and establishing all sorts of rules? Many cadres saw through it long ago: if they keep going in the direction commanded by Xi the Steamed Bun, the country will definitely go to ruin, and the scapegoat bearing the ultimate responsibility will surely be the cadres below—that is an absolute given. Therefore, two phenomena have emerged within the party. One discovered by Cai Xia is soft resistance, which Xi calls two-faced people, and the other is lying flat, doing nothing at all. These two forces are extremely powerful. What can be done? Armed with bows, crouching with golden swords, the warriors at the back door have united as never before. You guessed it completely right. Cai Xia even suspects that Central Military Commission Vice Chairman Zhang Shengmin might become the liaison between the party elders and the military. Zhang Shengmin becoming the liaison means the armed bows are striking. Cai Xia said that in March this year, Wen Jiabao inspected the Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences in Beijing. We showed the video before; the license plate of the car he rode in belonged to the Joint Staff Department of the Central Military Commission. Indeed, if Zhang Shengmin acts as the chief liaison for the Senate, it will be completely impossible to guard against. Therefore, Xi Jinping, who lifted a rock only to drop it on his own feet, walked every single blister on his feet step by step himself. Let's do an emergency poll: why do you think there are always prophecies or prophets saying Xi Jinping faces all kinds of dangers? Here are the options: 1. Because he genuinely faces danger, 2. Heaven wants to scare the shit out of Xi the Steamed Bun, 3. The three feet above are urging the elimination of the anti-CCP number one, rolling up sleeves to work hard, 4. Brought upon himself by the Steamed Bun. Hurry and type your numbers in the comment section.
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It is said that paying salaries via digital yuan is becoming increasingly popular with the Party in the great nation of the East. Indeed, once the Chief Accelerator is in a good mood, he could declare a state of war and confiscate everything. It is also not impossible that when they do not want to pay salaries, they might just claim it was stolen by American hackers in advance, and the Party takes no responsibility. Recently, a notice from universities in Jiangsu has once again pushed salary payments via digital yuan to the top of the trending topics, showing signs of renewed activity. According to the latest news, universities such as Yangzhou University, Nantong University, and Jiangsu Normal University in Jiangsu Province successively clarified at the end of October that the salaries of in-service and permanent staff will be gradually issued through digital yuan wallets. The wallet belongs to the Party; if you do not listen, they cut off your access. The Finance Department of Yangzhou University took the lead in announcing on October 20 that they had received a preliminary notice from the Jiangsu Provincial Department of Finance, requiring relevant personnel to complete the opening and upgrading of their digital yuan wallets by October 23. As an ultimatum, the Finance Department of Nantong University issued a document requiring completion by October 30, and furthermore, faculty salaries and performance bonuses are to be issued on two separate cards, both of which require digital yuan wallets, turning all the money on both cards into virtual digital currency. Looking back at the timeline, Jiangsu has been the vanguard in popularizing the digital yuan, starting with local pilots in 2020. They first observed the reactions of the 'oxen and horses' (the common people) in Jiangsu; if the reaction was not bad, they would find ways to secure their rule, and their crooked intentions were set there. After three years of piloting, seeing that the 'oxen and horses' had no major reaction, they expanded it further starting in 2023. Thus, civil servants, public institution staff, and personnel of state-owned enterprises at all levels in Changshu City, Jiangsu, began receiving salaries via digital yuan—a step-by-step approach. Subsequently, Chengdu, Xiamen, Shenzhen, and other places began using digital yuan to pay some migrant workers, completing the transition from those with official status to those without, meaning the entire series of 'oxen, horses, and leeks' must prepare to receive it. That is right, the follow-up by multiple universities in Jiangsu this time is more like extending the pilot from administrative and public institutions to fiscal budget units like universities. If you ask why they are extending it to universities, it is because the financial processes in universities are standardized and personnel are concentrated, making them very suitable for the CCP to test large-scale salary digitization models. Oh, and state media are also constantly promoting the security, reliability, and convenience of digital currency. It is securely, reliably, and conveniently held in the Party's hands. Speaking of this, the Party could not be more smug. As of the end of November 2025, the digital yuan had accumulated 3.48 billion transactions, totaling 16.7 trillion yuan. 16 trillion—what kind of concept is this? You will know once you compare it: the total national payment amount for 2025 announced by the central bank is 128.07 quadrillion yuan, nearly 13 trillion, compared to 16 trillion; digital yuan transactions only account for 1-2%. He has figured it out too, which is why Xi Jinping is anxious—when will the Chinese Dream of having big data in hand and the world under his control be realized? Thus, we have this unlucky experimental field of Jiangsu universities.
Right, CCTV (the 'Big Underpants') was ordered to promote this through a Q&A format, but they accidentally let the cat out of the bag and started causing trouble for themselves. The 'Underpants' asked: Why are more and more places willing to digitize wages? Why? The 'Underpants' answered: Efficiency. The traditional payroll path is too long—from the employer to the issuing bank, then to the individual's bank card. Paying with digital RMB goes directly to the individual's digital currency wallet, skipping the middle steps, making it convenient for the CCP to monitor. Second, the flow of funds is traceable. Whether you buy groceries, suspicious liquids, or a U-lock, in the eyes of the Party, it's as obvious as a louse on a bald head—everything is crystal clear. They can track it down at any time, and not only that, you'll end up in jail too. Except for buying organs like hearts, livers, spleens, lungs, or kidneys. Ah, why? Traceability is surnamed 'Party'; if the Party says it won't be traced, it won't be. Oh, I choked on that one. Additionally, the digital RMB has a deep-seated capability: smart contracts. Yes, for example, after a parent buys an online course for their child, the funds can be locked in the account, and the fee is transferred only after each class is taken, clean and simple. If the course provider suddenly closes, the unspent funds won't be withdrawn in advance. Oh, so there's a safety valve. According to the Party's official statement, third-party payment tools like WeChat and Alipay don't have this capability; they only handle the movement of money, while only the digital RMB controls under what conditions money can be moved. So, does this mean digital RMB can curb fraud and help victims recover stolen RMB? You're overthinking it. The Party regretfully states that digital RMB being stolen is basically equivalent to physical currency being stolen; once the transfer is confirmed, the victim cannot unilaterally cancel it at will. How about that? The international hackers mentioned by the Party have appeared. Wait a minute, didn't they just say it couldn't be withdrawn? How can it be withdrawn if it's stolen? That's a malicious question. The Party states that telecommunications fraud is not the original intention of the Party's design for digital currency. What original intention? The Party's sole and total goal in creating digital currency is to freeze assets with one click at a critical moment. When did they ever promise to help the 'cattle and horses' (the common people) fight fraud? I was left speechless. A Zhihu netizen carefully lifted the lid on the Party's smart contract design and what did they find? The netizen said that the digital RMB can specify usage rules in the code. It's not that once the money is in your hands, it's yours to spend however you want; there are many restrictions. Restrictions, such as limiting the list of merchants—you can't pay at shops not on the list; limiting product categories—agricultural subsidies can only buy seeds and fertilizer; home appliance subsidies can only be used at appliance stores; electronic shopping vouchers have limited validity periods, expiring after a few days; and identity verification, combining household registration, location, and real-name information. Hey, stop, stop, with so many restrictions, is this still my own money? What's yours or mine? It's all the Party's money. Um, no, no, you don't understand. This is a new thing; in the industry, it's called 'funds born with a purpose.' From the moment they are born, they are the Party's money. Right, the Party-Mother says that enlightened netizens have already grasped it: in the future, if your salary is 10,000 yuan, 2,000 yuan will be directly deducted for social security, 3,000 yuan will have a 30-day validity period, and the remaining 5,000 yuan will have a 12-month validity period. If you don't spend it all for the Party within a year, it will be 'dynamically cleared' (zeroed out). Wouldn't this internal circulation consumption take off? Overtaking the UK and the US would be a matter of minutes. Hey, hey, stop saying 'hey,' hurry up and go spend it, it'll be cleared soon. Look here, my god, the Party's methods for maintaining its regime are so sinister. Anyway, let's just say, no matter what new thing it is, as long as the CCP can use it to harvest the 'leeks' (the common people), don't even bother thinking about it—they will definitely put it to practical use, both evil and clever. The international community promotes digital currency with the original intention of decentralization, bypassing central banks and governments to avoid being tracked by the government. The CCP's 'Wall Country' does the opposite: the government holds encrypted digital currency to be more centralized, tracking you more precisely. Big Brother says, 'Digital gives me digital eyes, and I will use them to block the light of the leeks.'
Official oppression driving popular rebellion 8.0. Recently, an event in a Chinese party-state university campus left people dumbfounded. What happened? Nanjing University—a top-tier Chinese university under the "Double First-Class", 985, and 211 initiatives—introduced a smart classroom system to monitor teachers and students in class and calculate the student head-up rate, sparking a wave of outcry. It's like falling into a toad pit. Can you stomach this concentration-camp-style smart classroom? Concentration-camp-ifying the ivory tower completely shattered the filter of an academic hall, leaving eight naked characters: "Universities are family-named after the Party; awaiting Party inspection." According to reports inside the Great Firewall on November 3, Nanjing University students recently received notice that the school would launch a smart classroom system. Equipped with facial detection and intelligent recognition algorithms, this system captures real-time classroom footage and automatically tallies fine-grained data such as tardiness, real-time attendance rates, student head-up rates, and note-passing rates. With such fine and exquisite monitoring, where does that leave General Secretary Du Meishuang's feelings? Let me ask, where is a crack in the ground? I want to crawl into it on Du Meishuang's behalf, so ashamed I'm doubting my life choices. Anyway, put it this way: as soon as this news about Nanjing University broke, alumni cried until they fainted in the bathroom. Alumni, mind you, not the principal. Before passing out, one shouted: "Nanjing University, how could you degenerate to this level?" It has the face to degenerate, but we don't have the face to witness it. Aside from everything else, just the classroom recording setup of that monitoring system takes five or six steps in total. So many steps: recording servers, teacher cameras, student cameras, teacher recording cameras, student recording cameras, and all kinds of camera equipment. My goodness, camera salesmen are striking it rich. Reports say that 113 public classrooms and the teaching control center at Nanjing University's Xianlin Campus have introduced more advanced AI analysis and control features, completing equipment upgrades. Students serve as guinea pigs for part-time AI monitoring tests. Some teachers have notified students in advance that the attendance rate recorded by the system will directly affect their daily grades, and those with severe tardiness or truancy may be directly disqualified from taking exams. Now that it's so precise, the news broke out and triggered criticism from netizens that Nanjing University is severely violating student privacy. For a 985 institution whose student source is already top-tier nationwide, what is the need to treat teachers and students like catching fleas? Exactly, and how are these data and images stored? Is there a risk of leaks? Why not put the effort spent on monitoring students into driving teaching innovation? The university Party committee collectively responded: "This is precisely the achievement of teaching innovation we are driving! It's a single game of chess nationwide, and we are the demonstration zone!" They sounded quite proud. Some people, adhering to the principle of "if we die, we die together," suggested installing smart office supervision systems for all school leaders, teachers, and administrative staff. Why don't you just take it one step further and suggest installing smart office supervision systems all inside Zhongnanhai? The General Secretary, chuckling inwardly, says, "Do you think we haven't installed them?" At the end of the day, the issue of privacy leaks in present-day China isn't about whether it exists or not, but about how they use your information. Over half of the world's surveillance cameras are in the party-state; your face might show up on who-knows-what, so hurry back and search the online wanted lists. University students worrying about whether it's collecting data makes them look incredibly naive. Why install that stuff? It IS collecting it! Even if you drop out in anger, society collects it too. Into whose hands does it go, and how is it used? Sorry, you have no right to know, and even if you knew, you couldn't refuse. The whole of China is just a sealed pot, tossing human cattle and chives into one stew. Who can escape it? He understands. However, a Nanjing University alumnus warned that the uniform discipline model behind the monitoring is also a huge problem. Discipline model—what does that mean? This alumnus downloaded a bid winning announcement for Nanjing University's smart classroom teaching system construction project. It shows that the system supports AI learning and teaching status analysis, with a built-in video image analysis engine that outputs a round of analysis every 3 sentences. It outputs learning analyses like attendance rate, front-row seating rate, and head-up rate, while supporting teaching AI analysis results like classroom interaction, teacher movement, and sitting while teaching, with support for stacked expansion of concurrent analysis capabilities. My goodness, it's way too complex. Video and image data outputting a round every now and then—setting aside image privacy for a moment, just look at how reductive this design is. Sitting in the front row equals studying hard; looking up at the teacher or the blackboard equals listening attentively—labeling every action. A teacher sitting at the podium for a long time equals lacking interaction with students; walking around the classroom equals a high interaction rate and good teaching. Well, what if the teacher walks down to curse at the students? With a 100% head-up rate, is that good teaching too? That's precisely the problem: the system can capture visible actions, but it cannot capture the actual situation behind them. Someone sitting there might be listening, someone sitting there might be daydreaming; someone looking down might be taking notes, someone looking down might be passing notes to flirt; someone sitting in the front row wants to listen carefully, while someone sitting in the front row just wants to farm metrics in front of the camera to score high on the monitor. Someone interacting frequently with the teacher might like asking questions, while someone interacting frequently might have ADHD, moving around so much that the teacher rushes over to scold him, sparking anger. Don't you think this labeled, mechanical management is utterly nuts? Then take teachers: some teachers like using PPTs, some like using blackboards; some teachers are eloquent and walk everywhere, while some sit steadily at the podium yet still hold students' undivided attention. You nailed it: there is no fixed rule, and good teachers come in all forms. Now it won't work anymore. At the Party's command, thousands of teaching styles must be standardized into a single official version.
You ask if teachers disliked by AI have to smooth out their edges and unique characteristics, performing templated classes according to a script? Teachers and students all become drama queens, making it hard to tell Nanjing University and the Beijing Film Academy apart. So Nanjing University alumni raised a soul-searching question: Is this true education? Party Mother says: get the fuck out of the way. The Party's education aims to cultivate successors of socialism—its essence is just two words: brainwashing. Got it now? The Nanjing University alumni weakly replied: understood completely, no wonder the winning bid public notice included those specifications—supporting classroom sensitive word recognition, supporting politically sensitive word grading into general attention and special attention, supporting custom sensitive word libraries, and supporting spy hunting, with system-automated capturing, reporting, tea-drinking sessions, and disciplinary actions all wrapped up in a streamlined process. Nanjing University's Party Committee joyfully announced that the school motto has been updated: the previous motto from the Republic of China era was "Sincerity, Austerity, Majesty, and Grace; Exertion, Learning, Kindness, and Action." Now, the motto for the Xi era is also two sentences: "This is not allowed, that is not allowed. Then what is allowed? Nothing at all!"
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