This comprehensive purge of the Chinese Communist Party's top leadership by Xi Jinping is almost exactly the same as Mao Zedong's purge of CCP senior officials during the Cultural Revolution.

In his program, Hu Liren analyzed that Xi Jinping's current comprehensive purge of the CCP's top leadership is identical to the methods used by Mao Zedong to purge Liu Shaoqi, Deng Xiaoping, Lin Biao, and others during the Cultural Revolution. As everyone in the top leadership feels endangered, the flight of officials, secret collusion within the top ranks, and military movements indicate that a coup within the CCP is inevitable. Only if Xi Jinping steps down will there be any possibility of change in China.

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Hello, viewers! For the past two days, I have been studying whether Xi Jinping's methods are similar to the purges Mao conducted during the Cultural Revolution. It now appears that they are exactly the same. As you know, during the Cultural Revolution, there were many, for example, the purging of Liu Shaoqi and Deng Xiaoping.

Do you know what labels he gave them? Do you know? They were called "capitalist roaders," the number one capitalist roader. What is a capitalist roader? It means a faction taking the capitalist road. Xi Jinping today is actually doing the same thing. For example, reform and opening up is essentially taking the capitalist road, right? So, all these people—as long as they are within the Party and identify with Deng Xiaoping's line of reform and opening up—

I am talking about everyone—they will all be placed on Xi Jinping's purge list. The purge list. So, who were the people purged during the Cultural Revolution? On one hand, when I talk about the whole Cultural Revolution, the ten years of the Cultural Revolution, we are actually talking about the first five or six years. In the later years of the Cultural Revolution, Mao was already lying in bed, unable to move, basically like a half-dead person, right? He couldn't move, he couldn't do anything. Those people had already been purged, right?

In the early to mid-1960s, when the Cultural Revolution began, he purged Deng Xiaoping, Liu Shaoqi, and people of that ilk. During the Cultural Revolution, there were others, like Lu Dingyi, Tao Zhu, and people like that; they were all purged. They were all purged. These people, actually, at the time, the situation was that after the national economy became poor, what were their demands? Their demands were to let the common people have food to eat and to improve the economy. Xi Jinping and Mao are actually the same. Mao maliciously ruined the economy at the time, and Xi is doing the same thing now.

He is malicious, everyone must remember that. Mao back then wasn't because he was incompetent; he maliciously ruined the economy, maliciously ruined it. He knew that household contract responsibility system would definitely ensure the common people had enough to eat. Why didn't he implement household contract responsibility system? Why did he have to establish people's communes? Actually, it was precisely to centralize power, to turn the common people into what? Into his slaves, so that if you wanted to eat rations, you had to find me, the Chinese Communist Party. I tell you to do whatever, you do whatever—that is, he wanted to completely grasp the life-and-death power of every single common person across the entire country.

Ah, as long as you left me, you wouldn't have food to eat. So Mao at that time acted just like this, and Xi nowadays follows methods completely identical to Mao's. As long as someone opposes him, as long as someone offers him suggestions, he figures out a way to get rid of you. Liu Shaoqi, Deng小平, and people like that at the time were all his—these two were very representative figures, like Luo Ruiqing, including Tao Zhu and others—were all subsequently eliminated by him one by one. That is, within the party, the Chinese Communist Party is like this: when they start out doing propaganda.

He propagates that inside the party there is democracy, everyone has the right to speak, right? It is called democratic centralism: democracy means you speak, everyone speaks of democracy, everyone speaks of democracy, you can raise different opinions, but ultimately there must be centralization, with leaders making the final call, right? Adopting, that is, absorbing some good suggestions.

Look, back then the Chinese Communist Party was like this. Once it entered the path of sole-person dictatorship, democracy became a crime. As long as you raised opinions, you were guilty; you had to show absolute obedience. Nowadays, Xi Jinping and Mao back then likewise demanded absolute obedience; Xi is the same. Then later on, after the 1970s, before the Cultural Revolution, in the preceding few years, after he dealt with these people, he began to do what? To target some military units; the military began to waver. Then, with the country falling into such chaos, some in the military couldn't take it anymore, and afterwards he began to purge the military.

He targeted Lin Biao, Wu Faxian, and these people, and later the entire upper echelons of the military were also purged. The Cultural Revolution was just like this. Now, if you look at Xi Jinping today, actually he is similarly one and the same, following the exact same methods as Mao. Dictators tend to follow this exact mindset, so if you want to study Xi Jinping, you must understand Mao, and then you will be very clear about the future path Xi Jinping is walking. With that being the case, we can then evaluate and judge.

Everyone must know that during the Chinese Communist Party's Mao era, there was someone very close to Mao named Chen Boda. Everyone knows this person; he was the leader of the Cultural Revolution Group designated by Mao back then. Do you know what kind of person Chen Boda was? Chen Boda was equivalent to someone like Cai Qi today, ah, the absolute closest confidant. To what extent had Chen Boda grown back then? That is, if you wanted to find Mao, you absolutely had to go through him.

You absolutely had to go through him! Back then, look at Chen Boda in the end—he was also locked in prison by Mao and purged by Mao. Therefore, I have always been saying that this person Cai Qi is absolutely dangerous, because Chen Boda... Chen Boda knew too much about Mao, exactly the same as Cai. Cai Qi, everyone remember this, I, Hu Liren, say that Cai Qi will definitely be purged in the future; it's just a matter of time. Now let's turn it around: the era back then is different from the era today.

I can predict, I can predict, with Xi Jinping's current extreme purging methods, these officials are not stupid either, nor are they that foolish to simply sit back and surrender anytime. So what actions will they take? Fleeing abroad, fleeing abroad, just like Lin Biao back then—just like Lin Biao. Xi Jinping, now you want to find ways to control others; you can control many people, but you can never control all people.

I believe that because since the reform and opening up, everyone has connected with the entire world, transportation has also become developed, right? Information has also become unimpeded. Under such circumstances, and moreover everyone has various connections overseas. Back during the Cultural Revolution, if you wanted to flee overseas, you simply had no such channels. Now it is different; now everyone has these channels, ah! Moreover, the countries you can flee to are also numerous, whereas previously the countries you could flee to were few. The means of transportation to flee have also changed; you can directly board a speedboat and just leave. For example, some time ago, look, there was an anti-communist figure whose small boat drove directly into... drove into this.

It took a few hours, about six hours, a few hours, to drive to South Korea, right? So, under these circumstances, I believe that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) must be—if Xi Jinping is currently carrying out a massive purge, which is 100% certain—there will be a large number of people starting to flee, people from the CCP starting to flee. Some people, they have already—they have already, what is it, they have already written it. For example, take Han Zheng now; from what I understand about Han Zheng, Han Zheng sought help from someone a while ago—from Yu Zhengsheng.

Yu Zhengsheng, he was originally in Shanghai, he was the former Shanghai Municipal Party Committee Secretary. After Yu Zhengsheng stepped down, after he came down, after the Municipal Party Committee Secretary came down, the second successor was Han Zheng. Yu Zhengsheng and Han Zheng had a pretty good relationship. Later, when Han Zheng went to Beijing, Yu Zhengsheng actually did a lot of work at the time, did a lot of work. After Han Zheng—after Yu Zhengsheng stepped down, where did he go? He went to the CPPCC and became the Chairman of the CPPCC, everyone remembers that, right? Yu Zhengsheng served as the CPPCC Chairman for a period of time. Yu Zhengsheng is a very sensitive figure; in fact, his credentials are very senior.

His credentials within the Party are very good. Look, after he served as the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee Secretary, he later became the CPPCC Chairman, just like the current one, that, that, that, what's his name, the one who is in charge of politics, this, this, this, he is also a Shanghainese, right? Hey, suddenly the name is stuck. You think, you think, you think about it, so, so.

So, Han Zheng is under immense pressure now. These dictators like Xi Jinping, dictators often have this kind of schizophrenia; they will suspect everything, suspect everything. Under these circumstances, do you think Han Zheng has any way out? Absolutely none. He is definitely—look, Han Zheng is now, Han Zheng is probably from '54, five, it seems like '54, one year younger than Xi Jinping, both are people in their seventies. Once he is taken down, his entire family will be taken down, right? Under these circumstances, Han Zheng sought help from...

Uh, it was Yu Zhengsheng. But, who does Yu Zhengsheng have a very good relationship with? He has a very good relationship with the Deng family, a very good relationship with Deng Pufang. You know, Yu Zhengsheng was once—there was a Kanghua Company before, which was set up by Deng Pufang, the Kanghua Company, it was the Deng family's. After Deng Pufang left the Kang family, after Kanghua, Yu Zhengsheng went to take over.

This position of Deng Pufang's. These people like Deng Pufang are old, they are old-timers, they are all political elders. Yu Zhengsheng is indeed a political elder. Yu Zhengsheng's father was also inside the Communist Party, his rank was also very high, also very high. Where was Yu Zhengsheng born? Do you know? In Yan'an, he was born in Yan'an. That is, his father was in Yan'an at the time, his parents gave birth to him in Yan'an, he is a Yan'an baby. It was probably in the '40s, '46, it seems like '46, '45, that is, Yu Zhengsheng was born in the year Japan surrendered, born in the year they surrendered.

Ah, so these people, look at these people in the Communist Party, these high-ranking officials later on, behind them, they all have these, they all have links to the Communist Party, they all have foundations later on, they have connections, they have connections. Of course, these people were impacted during the Cultural Revolution, but after the Cultural Revolution was restored, after the Cultural Revolution ended, these people suddenly turned the tables.

So look, now, who are the people, who are the most likely? Xi Jinping, he definitely wants to purge these targets, let me tell you. It is like this now: Xi Jinping says, the closer you are to Xi Jinping, the more—just mentioned Wang Huning, that is, Wang Huning is this CPPCC member, this former Yu Zhengsheng also, Yu Zhengsheng also served as the CPPCC Chairman, now it is Wang Huning.

Among them, there are other people. Now Xi Jinping, he is a political madman, many of his behaviors, many of his behaviors, the people he involves, that is, the closer you are to him, the more he wants to get rid of you, the more he wants to get rid of you, because after he—once he enters, once he enters a dictatorial path, everything he does, he has no confidence in himself. He thinks these things in the future, he is also afraid, also fearful, right? He has done too much evil, and ultimately, the people who know he has done evil are the people around him, and these people around him will be his targets for purging in the future.

In the future, he will be their economic target. So people like Han Zheng, you see, he understands him as vice president, right? Han Zheng is very close to him, though of course, there is still some distance. The ones closest to him are those in the Zhijiang faction, people like Cai Qi and others. So Cai Qi and Han Zheng, you see, including those from the Youth League faction, uh, like Hu Chunhua who is currently in trouble.

And including Shen Yueyue, and Zhou Qiang, these are people he must and will purge. Furthermore, Han Zheng has a connection to the Youth League faction; he has a good relationship with them, right? Their relations are definitely good. And who else? The veteran of several dynasties, Wang Huning. Wang Huning is a very big, very strong thorn for Xi Jinping. To Xi Jinping, he is a ticking time bomb in the future and will also be purged by Xi.

He will also be purged. Those around him, his people, one by one, will often be removed. It is just a matter of time; the longer the time, the easier it is for these people to be removed one by one. Back then, many high-ranking officials in the central government purged by Mao never expected it, never expected it at all.

When the Cultural Revolution was suddenly launched, these people were arrested. Once Mao turned hostile, he completely wiped out all of them, completely eliminated them! Who did he target first? First, those close to him, and later those in the military. As for those in the military, back then when Lin Biao's incident happened, Mao was targeting Lin Biao. Why did Lin Biao flee? Because Mao was going after him, and he had no other choice but to flee.

He had no choice but to flee, right? Therefore, under such circumstances, look at the current situation. For instance, look at those in the military. I calculated today that high-ranking officials in the military—the Southern Theater Command, Eastern Theater Command, Western Theater Command, Northern Theater Command, all these major high-ranking officials have been purged, have all been purged at some point.

This happened during Xi Jinping's recent period, over the past few years. So what is the situation now? It is now called a crusade. I also have another term for it: revenge. It is truly called revenge now, because as long as you, Xi Jinping, remain in power, no one feels safe, and anyone could be transferred or arrested at any moment. If things really come to a dead end, people will strike back directly. Who is at the head of this now? At the head of this is someone like Deng Pufang. Within the Communist Party, his father is...

That is Deng Xiaoping; the Deng family is Deng Xiaoping's family. Although he does not hold any major official position within the CCP, he holds no major position because he has a disability. Had he not been disabled, his position would be quite high, right? But he has prestige, he has prestige, and he is a gathering point, a gathering point, right? Deng Xiaoping's legacy still stands, so everyone gathers around him, currently around him.

And who else? Including Yu Zhengsheng and others I just mentioned, they are all around him. Everyone, every former high-ranking official of the Communist Party, has their own different resources. Once these resources are gathered together, Xi Jinping will have no way to control them. The main issue now is the military, the main issue is the military. Once these military forces are aggregated, I estimate that the blow Xi Jinping will face might be enormous, truly enormous.

Now he has no choice either; everyone has just begun to go for each other's throats, right? If he is to be brought down, then Xi Jinping will surely fall, he will definitely fall. Therefore, the Communist Party is currently in this state: an internal coup is completely and utterly unavoidable. Everyone is fighting for their lives, so the current situation of the Communist Party is extremely critical. Look at the Jingxi Hotel now, look at how things are. Who knows, perhaps suddenly a troop might storm in—there is completely such a possibility.

Because if you turn it around and think about it, if you were about to be arrested, what would you do? Would you resist? Of course you would resist. As long as you have troops, you will definitely resist, right? Moreover, at present, opposing Xi receives a hundred responses to every single call.

We just wait, wait, waiting at any time for Xi Jinping to fall, waiting at any time for Xi Jinping to fall! Only Xi—now in China it is just like this, only when Xi Jinping falls can this country possibly have a turning point. Otherwise, it will collapse completely, collapse completely, and the common people will never have a chance to rise again. A clampdown for sixty years, sixty years without a chance to rise, it is impossible to rise! In the future, it will be a family succession, using the military to deal with these common people, to deal with the common people, and he will eradicate all these other people entirely.

Well, all other forces will be completely eradicated, so, anti-Xi, the anti-extremist faction, the sooner you act, the better. The sooner you act, as soon as you make a move, many military units will immediately follow suit. The whole nation will follow, the whole nation will follow. Alright, I will stop chatting with everyone about this topic here. I hope this point, this point, this point will erupt soon, that this event will erupt soon. As soon as Xi Jinping steps down, as soon as he is taken down, the people of the whole country will be able to sleep peacefully.

Otherwise, the common people, the common people will suffer. Alright, thank you all for watching, we.