The CCP's Fifth Plenum Amid Crises on All Fronts
The video primarily analyzes the severe crises currently confronting China, including quality defects in the luxury Maextro S800 jointly manufactured by Huawei and JAC revealed through third-party testing by Dongchedi alongside operating system censorship incidents; an unprecedented ban on refined oil exports driven by shortfalls in national foreign exchange reserves and energy supplies; hidden risks in sweeping mergers and reorganizations across the banking sector; and Xi Jinping's unprecedented flurry of high-level meetings paired with ten consecutive People’s Daily commentator articles to confront a crisis of economic confidence within the Party. The host also points out that Zhang Youxia was arrested for opposing the military takeover of Taiwan due to the practical outcomes of the Russia-Ukraine war, and analyzes the reasons why foreign capital makes up such an extremely low proportion of China's capital markets.
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Today is Friday, October 9, 2026. In the blink of an eye, we have reached the final quarter of 2026, and this year is drawing to a close. How drastic have the changes in the People's Republic of China been this year? From the time I was born and gained consciousness until now, these changes have been extraordinarily apparent, truly unprecedented in my own life. I believe many people can feel it deeply: over the nine-plus months from early 2026 to the present, we can basically witness various sectors across CCP China collapsing at high speed. What constantly comes to mind is the image of a building with bricks and tiles falling apart and its main beams about to cave in.
That is why I say now is the time for everyone to grab a small stool and watch this riddled, teetering country collapse and perish. It just happens to be accelerating even further today, and I want to share something that shares some similarities with my own life experiences. Presumably many friends inside CCP China know about it, but it is simply unbelievable. Experiencing it as someone directly involved feels truly surreal. Having talked about the CCP for so long, today there is an incident in CCP China that topped the trending searches across every platform. The Maextro S800, a luxury car selling on official CCP China channels for upwards of over 1 million RMB, was subjected to open, third-party testing by a company called Dongchedi. As a result, during hard braking tests across 3 Maextro S800 vehicles, the brake pedals were all snapped under the test drivers' feet. The entire testing process was recorded from multiple angles, and the synchronized technical parameters were posted on the internet by Dongchedi.
Whenever an incident like this happens in any country or field worldwide, nearly everyone would conclude without doubt that the vehicle definitely has problems; the only question is the scale of the quality defect or the regulatory oversight, but it is 100% a vehicle quality problem.
Why could this issue be published at all? Because Dongchedi's holding company is ByteDance Group. This conglomerate is fucking awesome—Toutiao, Douyin, and the like all belong under it, and so does Dongchedi. It is an enormous media conglomerate that definitely ranks among the top ten in the People's Republic of China, and the Dongchedi brand has been widely recognized over the past decade or more as the number-one third-party automotive testing brand in CCP China. That is why the moment Dongchedi released this information, it immediately topped trending search platforms across all media in CCP China. Ah, even Xinhua News Agency, the official mouthpiece of the CCP (the Chinese Communist Party), published the videos and information from this Dongchedi test on its Weibo and WeChat official accounts. After all, if a domestically produced luxury car priced at over a million RMB suffers from such quality issues, one can imagine the quality of cheaper vehicles. Furthermore, if car components of such quality can pass the so-called stringent national inspection standards, that alternatively proves the testing of so-called national standards in CCP China is essentially nothing more than a sham.
But the problem below might not be what everyone imagines. The Maextro S800 is a vehicle jointly launched by JAC Motors and Huawei. When I mention a vulture company like Huawei, how do you all feel? This is a high-end automobile brand co-launched by Huawei, and one of the core products under Huawei's Harmony Intelligent Mobility brand. As everyone knows, Huawei is the largest white-glove front enterprise for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Next, let's appreciate the rogue nature of the CCP through all these outcomes—you can guess it, right? If such a test happened in any other country or with any other company in the world, a tougher enterprise would immediately claim they are inviting a famous foreign third-party testing institution for a re-test, responding with the most authoritative international test results. A moderate enterprise would launch a comprehensive investigation and invite relevant state institutions to conduct re-testing. An enterprise responding more weakly would, like many similar cases internationally, recall all affected vehicles to replace parts and make adjustments.
However, none of these situations would occur in CCP-ruled China. First, a massive army of online bots and shills popped up to whitewash Maextro, claiming that the test was non-transparent or that a force of 4,000 Newtons was applied to the pedal. How much is 4,000 Newtons? About 400 kilograms. My god, what kind of person weighs 400 kilograms? Others claimed the pedal wasn't snapped by stepping on it, but twisted off by the tester's foot, and so on. A whole bunch of historical testing issues about Dongchedi were also dragged out. This is the norm, as everyone can understand, and it isn't the key point in CCP-ruled China.
Now comes the brilliant part. Huawei has sold over 90 million phones and tablets running HarmonyOS in CCP-ruled China—that's what that fucking idiot Yu Chengdong said. Previously, these 90-plus million HarmonyOS phones and tablets could smoothly stream Dongchedi's videos and run its related app software. Yet after these test results were published, users could no longer view videos or information related to Dongchedi on Huawei's HarmonyOS. You could see many thumbnails, but no matter how you tapped, you couldn't open them. When you have time, you can check domestic self-media, because many HarmonyOS users posted about this. Fucking awesome, right? Isn't it fucking awesome? After this incident, is there anyone left claiming that Huawei's system isn't controlled by the CCP? Is there anyone still saying HarmonyOS isn't completely manipulated? This created a worldwide miracle.
In any operating system in the world—from the earliest established operating systems like Lotus, open systems like Linux, to Microsoft Windows, Apple's OS, or Google's Android—regardless of which operating system it is, whether made by Microsoft, Apple, or Google, it is called an operating system. This foundation stays at the bottom permanently without changing, and whatever runs on top of it behaves the same. Huawei's HarmonyOS, just like these, is an operating system, and all application software released by other companies runs on top of the operating system. Something that has never happened in human history just occurred: simply because a piece of information was unfavorable to itself, Huawei directly banned and blocked that information on its own HarmonyOS operating system.
A world first, a world first! One could even say that nobody outside the People's Republic of China could imagine such a thing happening. The operating system didn't censor it due to anti-CCP or other chaos, but directly because the information was unfavorable to Huawei, so it completely blocked a whole set of content on its own system. In China, power stands above the law—think about how normal this is considered!
Of course, everyone can say that Huawei doing this goes without saying. As the CCP's major white-glove front, other CCP forces naturally followed suit. Therefore, on WeChat official accounts, Bilibili, Weibo, and numerous self-media platforms, the previously published videos and related articles regarding this Dongchedi test could no longer be found anywhere. You can ask Doubao in domestic China why they disappeared, or ask other platforms why they are gone. What's even more hilarious? Xinhua News Agency had actually published this Dongchedi test video and related information on its own Weibo and WeChat official accounts, but after Huawei pulled its move, Xinhua News Agency deleted all of them.
This minor car test of the Maextro S800 broke numerous records in human history. First, of course, is the vehicle quality record: 3 tests with the same action on the same component resulted in the exact same fracture. In human history, only a 2015 model from Japan's Suzuki experienced issues during testing by the famous British automotive outlet "Autocar," but that involved only two cars, and although both were brake system failures, they were caused by different reasons. Fracturing under identical circumstances on the same component across 3 separate tests has never happened in human history. First, look at China's technical standard through this.
The second place where a historical miracle was created: as I just mentioned, whether soft, neutral, or weak, when such a serious issue arose, CCP car companies resorted to complete evasion or disguised denial. Whenever auto companies in human history faced similar problems, we basically saw recalls, compensation, and so on. Companies in CCP-ruled China are fucking awesome—did they shirk and deny it? Next, the miracle is that a phone OS platform, HarmonyOS, could actually proactively block the use of an app and related videos on its platform. The most basic fairness and impartiality of an OS platform are gone; they can pull off any rogue stunt imaginable. How amazing! This country is truly unbelievable, there's really no way around it. Then all mainstream media and self-media in China swiftly blocked the video and information of this third-party test.
Awesome, simply awesome! Fuck, in the end, Xinhua News Agency, the official CCP media, directly deleted the videos and posts it had published across multiple media outlets on WeChat and Weibo. Go check for yourselves to see if they've been blocked—Bilibili, WeChat official accounts, and so on. Just go check, or ask Doubao or similar AIs, and you'll find out. Right now, because individual users keep posting this across platforms, some people can still see it. But look at what happens after posting: it gets blocked very quickly. Why? Because this trending topic has created way too huge of an impact.
All world records broken, second to none. All I can say is that living in the People's Republic of China is truly so blissful. Regarding this matter, we really must express some gratitude: if the entity publishing this video and information weren't Dongchedi, an institution under ByteDance Group, people in CCP China probably wouldn't even get to see the test results at all; it wouldn't have circulated in the first place and would have been killed off long ago. Furthermore, the personnel spreading this information—if they weren't backed by ByteDance Group—would have long since been thrown into prison on fabricated charges. We have seen time and again throughout history that almost everyone who crossed Huawei ended up behind bars. You all understand, right? Straight into prison. This time, ByteDance is also a giant, a massive beast, yet when encountering Huawei, it still got obliterated just the same. Therefore, in CCP China, power is the only thing that matters; laws, regulations, and systems are all complete bullshit. You folks living in CCP China, take a look at the domestic scene yourselves, check the domestic media, and ask the domestic AI.
Think about it: does anyone in this country still dare to tell the truth? How much of what's on the Chinese internet is actually true? See for yourselves. That's right, "far ahead"—when it comes to scoundrels doing wicked things, they truly are "far ahead." The livestreams are fine; look at the livestreams, look down below, it's all the same, so let's lay out the facts and reason through it. Just regarding this matter, this exact issue—testing the Maextro S800—do any of the CCP's little 50-centers or Little Pinks have the guts to try whitewashing it in front of so many people in the comments section? We can have a discussion, and let me find a chance to tear you a new one, how about that? It'd feel damn good.
This fucking matter—what does it feel like for ordinary citizens to live in such a bottomless rogue state? Inconceivable. Over thirty years ago, I was someone who earned the CNE (Certified Novell Engineer) certification. Back then, it was physical-digital network transmission, protocol mapping, the hardware seven-layer OSI model, Channel Associated Signaling No. 1, Signaling System No. 7, and so forth. With over thirty years of computer and internet experience—mostly hardware-oriented, mind you—I had never in my life heard of an operating system like HarmonyOS directly blocking and altering content and assets on its own platform. It is so fucking mind-boggling to me. I can only call it an act of terror, a real terror event. Behind Dongchedi is ByteDance.
If ByteDance weren't so massive, these people would have been locked up long ago, understand? This is a clash between two CCP white gloves, except Huawei is a big white glove, and Dongchedi is a smaller white glove. Just keep that in mind. Alright, moving on to answer some questions. In past videos, I mentioned that CCP China is facing an energy crisis and launched a frantic mineral prospecting campaign. Someone left a comment saying CCP China won't have an energy crisis, something I've addressed before. Now let me state a fact: just how severe has the energy crisis become? Why don't you often feel it? Because there are simply too many crises.
When you live in a world riddled with crises, a very bizarre phenomenon might emerge: you don't even realize you are dying. As you know, the vast majority of countries in this world aren't afraid of having few energy resources of their own, because there are plenty of energy-rich countries globally, with abundant resources of all kinds. So if the People's Republic of China lacks energy, think about it: shouldn't it be as simple as spending money to buy from those affluent nations? The cruel reality, however, is that the Chinese Communist Party cannot even manage that anymore.
You see so many countries with energy, and you see China importing energy from the Middle East, yet the volume decreases year after year. Why? Let me tell you: they have no money. To be precise, the CCP has run out of US dollars and other international hard currencies in its pockets. The CCP currently publicly declares a figure called foreign exchange reserves, which looks rather pretty—over 3 trillion USD. But there is barely any hard currency like US dollars, British pounds, or euros in there. Ever since that fucking idiot Xi Jinping took power, over the past decade or so, the CCP's foreign exchange reserves have been constantly dwindling, while foreign debt—real foreign debt in hard currencies like USD—has been skyrocketing. The CCP owes more than 2 trillion USD in foreign debt. Ah, the hard currencies like USD, GBP, and EUR that the CCP can actually deploy right now are scarce, virtually bordering on a liquidity crisis.
Under such circumstances, reaching this stage is already the "optimized" outcome brought about by the CCP manipulating the RMB exchange rate. What do I mean? As you know, the CCP has continuously pushed for the RMB to appreciate in recent years. Why? Because from the pandemic period up until 2024, the RMB's international exchange rate kept depreciating, leading even the CCP's own central enterprises and state-owned enterprises—not to mention private enterprises—as long as they engaged in foreign trade, to refuse foreign exchange settlement. That is, they left all foreign currency overseas, depositing it in banks to earn high interest rates, unwilling to bring foreign exchange back to China. So looking back at those years, the CCP's foreign exchange reserves shrank continuously, putting them in truly miserable shape.
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is desperately interfering in the foreign exchange market, eliminating all factors that could influence foreign exchange internationally. During this forex intervention, the CCP's foreign exchange reserves once dwindled to the point where it had to take Hong Kong's US dollar reserves for its own use—that is how dire the situation was. After the intervention, the RMB ostensibly appreciated against the US dollar, raising the exchange rate. As a result, Chinese foreign trade enterprises holding foreign exchange became willing to bring US dollars back to the domestic market for settlement, because after all, they needed to exchange them for RMB domestically to hire staff and conduct production and processing in order to expand their foreign trade. Therefore, you will notice that after the RMB appreciation, foreign trade exports seemed to increase rapidly.
However, doing this requires manipulating the exchange rate. The direct consequence of your actions is that the number of institutions worldwide that recognize the RMB has decreased significantly, and the credibility of the RMB has plummeted. Consequently, the number of banks worldwide willing to use the RMB has dropped by more than 20% compared to 2020. As a result, the RMB's share in the international SWIFT payment and settlement system has fallen from around 4% a few years ago.
It has now dropped to around 1%, and the core reason for this is that banks are simply unwilling to use it. Previously, when your country was strong and your economy was good, many banks used the offshore RMB, but now that usage is declining rapidly. The RMB has ostensibly appreciated, but this appreciation is the result of your manipulation, leading to a rapid decrease in the number of banks internationally willing to accept the RMB.
Why is offshore RMB usage still increasing then? It is because the amount of RMB used by banks in certain countries has increased significantly. Where are these banks concentrated? In Russia, Iran, and so on. Well, everyone understands upon looking. Ah, but the decrease in banks worldwide using the RMB is an absolute figure, while the increased RMB usage by banks willing to use it comes from those rogue states that everyone knows about.
Ah, the result of doing this, the result of the RMB exchange rate, is just a short-term effect, right? Ah, actually, for short-term effects, the CCP does this in the real estate market, in electric new energy vehicles, in photovoltaics, and in many other fields, all to achieve short-term goals and produce a short-term effect. Oh, the real estate market grew, electric new energy vehicle sales grew, the photovoltaic industry grew, and so on. But once you look at the big picture, right now you can see it: they are all doomed.
Ah, your real estate market is doomed, and new energy vehicles are doomed. Recently, a professor also mentioned that after eight years—the calendar lifespan expiration—what should be done with so many waste batteries? Ah, what should be done with the massive amounts of photovoltaic waste materials that cannot be used at all right now? Right, I will talk about that another time when I have leisure. This short-term effect—so through exchange rate manipulation, the CCP has guided many foreign trade enterprises to be willing to return home for foreign exchange settlement, which has resulted in the CCP still having a little bit of foreign exchange. However, this bit of foreign exchange cannot withstand the hard flaws in the CCP's own political and economic systems, so the net amount of US dollar foreign exchange it controls is still getting smaller and smaller.
What to do? The CCP has no choice but to desperately increase markets where overseas energy can be purchased with offshore RMB, while reducing markets where purchases can be made with US dollars and related currencies. This is why we have seen where the CCP has been increasing energy purchases in recent years, and what it has been reducing. The shares of countries like Iran, Russia, and Venezuela—countries that purchase energy entirely using offshore RMB—have increased rapidly.
In the energy sector, purchases that must be made with hard currencies like US dollars are all decreasing. Furthermore, the CCP's country has also built a massive refining system, so after importing crude oil, the CCP's country refines it, ah, and sells these refined diesel, gasoline, and other products to other countries with scarce energy. Refined oil, you guys don't need to build a refining system, otherwise petrochemistry is also a very complicated thing, right? You don't need to buy crude oil; I buy it, and after I finish refining it, I sell the oil I produce to you at a high price in exchange for US dollars and other.
Hard currencies—ah, this is also one of the important sources and means for the CCP's country to increase foreign exchange! Let me tell you all, doing things this way is entirely to increase foreign exchange, a kind of business model. But the problem, as we all know, is why did energy run into trouble? Accompanied by the fact that countries like Iran, Russia, and Venezuela have all experienced political and economic crises of varying degrees this year—right, and all of them are dominated by political crises.
Well, Russia is the same; the political crisis is huge, ah. As for Venezuela, it goes without saying, ah, it has completely severed ties with China, ah. Iran is also currently at this stage. Therefore, the situation where the CCP's country could purchase oil from these energy-rich countries using RMB has deteriorated rapidly, yet fucking the CCP has no US dollars or other hard currencies to buy oil from other countries, so at this point, the CCP's energy crisis has emerged.
The first early warning sign of the energy crisis wasn't even this time; it was after the US and Iran started fighting in February. On March 5, the CCP's government, the central government, issued a document requiring all enterprises in the CCP's country exporting gasoline and fuel oil to temporarily suspend signing contracts for the export of refined oil products such as gasoline and diesel with other countries.
And aside from the Hong Kong and Macao regions, because Hong Kong and Macao belong to the CCP's country themselves, meaning contracts for the export of refined oil products like gasoline and diesel that might be canceled, excluding our own country, ah. On March 5, it was stated that they would all be canceled; everyone can check, ah, the official website, ah, we also know this. At that time, after fighting started with Iran, Iran might not have oil, Venezuela was no longer providing oil, the crisis was realized, and the CCP had no US dollars and couldn't buy any, so at this point, it began to decrease, ah.
However, this reduction hindered the interests of some subordinate enterprises of PetroChina and Sinopec, because they need to earn foreign exchange and survive. Therefore, according to Reuters on April 20, despite the restrictions issued by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), many state-owned enterprises under the CCP Central Committee were still privately exporting refined oil to Southeast Asia and other countries. When did the public situation regarding these refined oil restrictions loosen? In June, because Putin visited China in May, and after the visit, he promised that Russia would increase its oil supply to the CCP-ruled country; this can be seen from the visit materials. Then, the CCP relaxed the restrictions in June.
They felt that Russia could supply more, as Russia produces a lot of oil, so Russia could provide it. Moreover, with the US-Iran conflict, international oil prices rose, and the prices of refined oil, such as diesel and gasoline, rose even faster. So, if Russia could provide more oil, China could sell refined oil to earn more foreign exchange. Therefore, refined oil exports resumed in June.
However, on October 1, the National Day of the People's Republic of China, during the holiday, the CCP hurriedly issued stricter refined oil restriction orders, requiring that, except for refueling international flights in Hong Kong and Macau and some bonded ship fuel, all exports of diesel, gasoline, and other refined oil must be stopped. This is different from February and March; it is a stop order. Not only are new orders not allowed to be signed, but contracts that have already been signed—that is, gasoline and diesel contracts scheduled to be delivered to other countries starting October 1—have all been cancelled.
According to calculations by international research institutions, the diesel currently in reserve in the CCP-ruled country, as can be publicly found on the internet, is how much short of the pre-war standard required by the CCP central government? 20 million barrels. How much is the gasoline reserve short? 9 million barrels. So, I asked friends inside the CCP-ruled country, and they told me that although they had signed agreements and promised Russia to fulfill them, why did they stop and forbid it? It is because after Putin's visit to China, due to Russia's own oil system,
after May, it suffered increasingly severe strikes from Ukraine, so Russia's own domestic energy supply faced a crisis, and it was impossible to fulfill the promises made to the CCP during Putin's visit. As a result, the CCP's energy reserves could only continue to decline and could not be replenished, so they had to be very nervous. Energy-wise, they banned the export of refined oil, and all signed contracts were cancelled—this was an official order. So, these two times the CCP issued restrictions or bans on refined oil, especially the second prohibition order, were unprecedented in the history of the People's Republic of China since its founding in 1949; it had never happened before.
Just think, to what extent must energy be in short supply to ban exports? It's unprecedented! In the history of the CCP, only during the 2008 global financial crisis—we all know how serious that situation was—and during the pandemic in 2021 and 2022, were export quotas for diesel, gasoline, and other refined oil reduced. I said, this is an important means of earning foreign exchange! But there was no absolute ban.
Now, these two times—one was a cancellation, and one was an absolute prohibition—it means an absolute ban on the export of refined oil. Even enterprises that had previously signed agreements were all required to cancel them, okay? If you look at this together with the national mineral prospecting campaign issued by the CCP State Council, you will all understand the extent of the energy crisis currently appearing in the CCP-ruled country. Because it hasn't been encountered since 1949, and it wasn't even encountered when we were fighting the Soviet Union back then, right? Now it's like this.
It's just like this. So, the CCP cannot control this crisis. Why can't it be controlled? Because there are no countries overseas that accept RMB for energy, just those few, and those few are facing serious political wars and economic crises themselves; the CCP is completely unable to control them. What about future energy? This image is already an extremely awkward situation of energy shortage that they cannot solve themselves. But next, the energy is already—to answer the previous question, to what extent is energy tight? But a more awkward situation appeared below.
On October 1, the prohibition order was issued. The result of this order is that state-owned enterprises like PetroChina and Sinopec all need to bear huge contract compensation and breach of contract damages. Why? Because on the other side, in order to receive the oil, their ships might already be waiting there. You issued the order on October 1, their ships are already waiting there, and a large amount of related supporting systems are all ready. As a result, you say no, and the expectation of earning foreign exchange has certainly fallen through.
So, under these circumstances, the losses, international reputation, etc., weighing various results—a week later, yesterday, October 8, the CCP began to approve the continued fulfillment of already signed oil sales contracts. So, in October, according to the already signed contracts, the export volume to be fulfilled is 3.7 million tons. Previously, it was 4 to 5 million tons per month. Now, these 3.7 million tons must be exported to fulfill the contracts, involving a total contract value of 4.5 billion US dollars. This money cannot be compensated, so it must be exported.
Ah, so what does this mean? The problems currently facing the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are very interesting. On one hand, there is an increasingly severe energy crisis; on the other hand, there are foreign exchange shortfalls from other defaults and a credit crisis regarding international performance. So under this circumstance, how do they make trade-offs? Given that the fucking Xi Jinping has already confirmed within mainland China that he is completely canceling the combat plans against Taiwan—meaning within a foreseeable time frame for Xi Jinping, at least before he publicly steps down or determines who succeeds him next year—all possible combat plans against Taiwan have now been completely canceled.
Ah, given this situation, the energy reserves prepared according to the combat system have therefore become adjustable conditions. Ah, so under this circumstance, on October 1st it was strictly banned because energy was indeed very tight, and there was no way to reduce usage beyond expectations, nor any compensation. Ah, but other things were more serious, so what to do? Ah, after careful consideration, on October 8th, they went ahead and signed what had already been agreed upon. Ah, let those who continue working, continue. So the decision made through rebalancing is to give oneself a slap in the face, then another slap in the face.
Ah, by the way, why does this fucking idiot no longer propose armed reunification regarding Taiwan now? Currently, this fucking Xi Jinping has made it clear that during his tenure, he is completely canceling the possibility of a united front against Taiwan. The real source of this is Zhang Youxia's downfall, which is very important! Ah, for the CCP itself, unifying Taiwan is a historical achievement of the CCP that must be done. But the option of armed reunification is not mandatory; it was canceled by Xi Jinping during his time in office.
Ah, then why did Zhang Youxia have this idea back then, and why is this idea still explicit within the Chinese military today? You might not expect it—and domestic friends didn't tell me until I couldn't have imagined it either—it is the war between Russia and Ukraine. The actual combat between Russia and Ukraine is the core reason why the internal military of mainland China explicitly vetoed armed reunification with Taiwan.
Having been fought for four and a half years, the Russia-Ukraine war has become a super real, ultra-large-scale war experimentation project for the whole world. And the results of this project dealt a huge blow to the idea of the CCP using armed force to unify Taiwan. Because before the war started, the world's assessment of Russia's military power far exceeded that of Ukraine. For Ukraine, which at the time had almost no large-scale military capability and a very poor economy, Russia's pre-war comprehensive advantage in warfare was overwhelming.
According to the internal analysis of the Central Military Commission commanded by Zhang Youxia back then, the pre-war assessment of how much Russia's combat readiness advantage exceeded Ukraine's was much higher than the degree to which the CCP's combat readiness advantage exceeded Taiwan's. Because after all, capturing Taiwan is an ultra-large-scale cross-sea landing operation that no country in the entire world has ever achieved; it is a precedent, and no one in the world has ever done it. But on a flat plain, a big country fighting a small country—back in the day with blitzkriegs and whatnot, Germany did plenty of those.
However, after so many years, the results show that Ukraine, supported by Western countries, is not only currently fighting a defensive war in its own country—defending against Russia's invasion of Ukraine—not only forming a stalemate with Russia within its own country and even beginning to gain the upper hand, but it has also launched strikes against Russia's comprehensive strategic depth and its domestic capabilities.
Therefore, through four and a half years of wartime practice, a large number of low-cost defensive combat strategic systems, tactical concepts, and weaponry have been invented and put into actual combat, undergoing large-scale combat testing and achieving brilliant results. So these results led the military inside mainland China to confirm that the CCP absolutely does not have any ability or possibility whatsoever to use armed force to unify Taiwan.
And then what happened? As we all know, Zhang Youxia—because of this, he refused to execute the Central Military Commission's... what does that mean? It means this fucking idiot Xi Jinping wanted to unify Taiwan, and Zhang Youxia absolutely refused to do it. Everyone knows this, and much of the information has been made public. This is actually the core reason why Zhang Youxia was arrested: for violating the orders of the Central Military Commission. Yes, he simply refused to do it. As a result, since Zhang Youxia refused, this fucking Xi Jinping went ahead and made the decision himself after arresting Zhang Youxia, ruling out any decision for armed reunification with Taiwan during the remainder of his tenure. Don't you think this is a huge joke?
Ah, of course, we also know about this decision. On one hand, it's because Zhang Youxia was arrested, and Xi Jinping felt he couldn't control the military. On the other hand, whether during Trump's visit to China or during his own visit to the United States, regarding the Taiwan issue, the US did not give any answer. Moreover, the moment he returned to China from the US, F-16s—the F-16s bought from the US—immediately flew to Taiwan.
Ah, and with matters like these, he ultimately made the decision himself, realizing it couldn't be fought. Ah, as a result, fucking Zhang Youxia said it couldn't be fought, so he arrested Zhang Youxia—not just because of the Central Military Commission's order, but ultimately this fucking idiot made the decision himself. So, a stupid decision made by a stupid pig; when sensible people tried to dissuade him, the stupid pig arrested the sensible people, and ultimately this stupid pig had to make the exact same decision as the sensible people. This is the model of how a stupid pig manages a country; why is he called the Chief Accelerator? Fine, ah, there's no other way, the CCP is currently facing troubles both internal and external.
There is an energy crisis, and they fucking have no foreign exchange to buy any. Countries using the RMB can do nothing about it, so the domestic authorities launched a battle to search for minerals, banning energy exports. This ban on energy exports is extremely harmful. As soon as the ban was imposed, they realized that international credibility would be lost and huge international compensation would have to be paid. Feeling they couldn't fucking afford the compensation—since they had no foreign exchange to begin with—they went ahead and did it anyway. In the end, before you make any decisions, did you fucking think things through? Ah, nothing was thought through at all. The decision was made on October 1, and on October 8 they overturned it themselves.
So now the People's Republic of China is riddled with landmines, ah, riddled with landmines, and those cover-ups are totally useless. The only thing they can do now is to stall and postpone all unsolvable problems, ah, stall and postpone them. A dying person cannot be cured and is kept alive by taking fucking stimulants every day, ah, but how long can this country last? Once the stimulant wears off, it's over. No inherent diseases are treated, and none of the inherent problems can be solved, fine, ah.
For these decades, ah, the CCP has been boasting to the whole world for its so-called political achievements, bragging everywhere, and then turned the People's Republic of China into a super energy-consuming giant. What the fuck kind of high-level urbanization is this that requires massive amounts of energy to sustain? How much energy do you need in the cities compared to the countryside? Ah! Now that you fucking don't have US dollars to buy their energy, and you can't buy it with RMB, how is this so-called highly urbanized and modernized country, which needs to consume a huge amount of energy every day just to survive, supposed to live on?
Ah! Moreover, with the CCP's flip-flopping policies—signing an agreement to sell to someone today, fucking saying they won't sell tomorrow, saying they will sell the day after, and saying they won't sell the day after that—how can any country in the world dare to trust the People's Republic of China so much and dare to invest in this country? Ah!
As I've told you so many times, the RMB exchange rate is manipulated. If foreign banks all stop using it, there is still about one percent left now. Let me tell you, ah, there is still about one percent left in the SWIFT system. If it drops to zero and there is no RMB in the SWIFT system, then the RMB against the US dollar could be one hundred to one, with one RMB trading for one hundred US dollars. That's just the fucking question of whether they can exchange it for you. Do you understand? The reason why currencies like the US dollar, the British pound, and the euro are strong is because people all over the world recognize them, and all banks use them. Do you understand?
That is, many people often tell me, ah, the RMB exchange rate, fuck, people all over the world don't use the RMB anymore, and only a limited number of countries and the CCP's country use the RMB, or the People's Republic of China freely uses the RMB, ah. North Korea's currency against the US dollar—they can say fucking one yuan trades for ten thousand US dollars, but can you actually exchange it? So why don't you guys think about it? I lived through that era, I lived through that era, ah. Under those circumstances back then, the RMB was so valuable, but could you exchange it? The black market exchange rate differed from your so-called official price by four to five times.
Ah, so now you tell me, ah, regarding the exchange rate between the RMB and the US dollar, you fucking have to see whether the international community recognizes it. I came through that era. There is still about one percent left in the SWIFT system, down from a peak of nearly five percent, and now it's down to one percent. So is it correct to exchange for euros? Ah, of course exchanging for euros, exchanging for euros, US dollars, and British pounds is correct, because what you exchange out is called money, and everyone in the world can use it, do you understand? If you are not a foreign trade enterprise and you exchange your US dollars, British pounds, and euros back into RMB, then except for the People's Republic of China, you can't use it anywhere else, you understand? Nobody in the world recognizes China. Let me share a set of data.
Why is China not recognized? Among all major capital markets in the world, that is, stock markets, ah, only the stock market of the People's Republic of China has the lowest proportion of foreign capital investment, and this low proportion is unimaginable, ah. Among the top twenty capital markets in the world, you simply couldn't imagine it. According to official data, in 2025 the proportion of foreign investment in the South Korean stock market was thirty-five percent, ah, the Japanese stock market thirty-two percent, the British stock market fifty-eight point eight percent, and the proportion of foreign investment in the Taiwan stock market was even forty-seven percent.
Among the top twenty capital markets, the Indian stock market—the worst among them—still has a foreign investment proportion of seventeen percent. Do any of you know what proportion of foreign investment the Chinese stock market has? Can anyone guess? Let me tell you, about three percent, about three percent, do you understand? Ah? This is the concept I am telling you: every year China's Q2 quota cannot even be used up.
Why is no foreign investment institution investing in the Chinese stock market? That so-called foreign capital in China is also fake foreign capital, it's China's own money, and all foreigners dare not invest. We always say India lacks laws, lacks this, lacks that, yet foreigners still dare to invest in India—seventeenth percent of the Indian stock market is foreign capital, while China's is three percent. International research institutions cite three main reasons: first, the CCP's policies are unstable, ah, all policies in the stock market and capital market change on a whim; what is legal today becomes illegal tomorrow, regressing thirty years, with completely and utterly zero credibility.
Second, information in China's stock and capital markets is opaque, with a large number of listed companies involved in illegal and criminal acts, shielded by power, and covered up through political connections. Third, the signs that the CCP government manipulates the stock market are glaringly obvious. Put simply, nobody trusts anything from China; nobody trusts Chinese money, the RMB; and worldwide, nobody trusts Chinese stocks either. So don't listen to what they say, look at what they do. Why do we say "lay out the facts and talk reason"? Exactly. Think about it: this is a country where they are all fucking lying, where there is no law, and where power is above the law.
So no matter what kind of things you, the CCP, do, even if you fucking want to cheat people out of their money, or do this and that, nobody is coming, right? Nobody is coming, got it? Look, I haven't invested in India, not at all. I'm just telling everyone that in a country like India—which you all look down on as so untrustworthy, constantly whining about this and that—foreigners still dare to invest there, and foreign capital still accounts for 17% of its stock market, while in the fucking People's Republic of China it is 3%.
Right? No credibility, everything is done under the table, illegal crimes are rampant. The level of trust in Chinese stocks among the Chinese people and Chinese capital is far behind India! Go look at it yourselves; check these official figures and see how you feel. Of course, whether it's an energy crisis or a capital crisis.
Speaking of the stock market, if anyone says it won't erupt right away, let me introduce a crisis that might erupt in China in the fourth quarter or next year. The current crisis is already becoming unsustainable. Insiders told me they can no longer hold on. They hold meetings every day and don't know what to do. What is this crisis? Listen carefully, it's directly tied to everyone's pockets: a banking crisis.
If this banking crisis really blows up, things are going to get very interesting for ordinary Chinese people! Let's continue laying out the facts and talking reason: this is another unprecedented thing in the CCP's China, unprecedented since 1949! Over these past few years, so many unprecedented things have happened in the CCP's China that I can't even count them—definitely well over a hundred. I keep telling everyone it's unprecedented, and today is no exception! This unprecedented thing is in the banking industry. By the end of 2024, on December 31, according to the official data release on banking and financial institution legal entities in the People's Republic of China, there were 4,295.
By the end of 2025, this figure—the number of banking and financial institution legal entities in the CCP's China—dropped to 3,619. Do you know how complicated and difficult the procedures are to register a banking legal entity in China? Getting a banking license, for a commercial bank—commercial banks, not investment banks; commercial banking licenses, because in China investment banks are called securities firms—meaning in the single year of 2025, just ask domestic AI and you'll find out, a total of 676 banks collapsed and shut down in the CCP's China. Not branch closures, but the banks themselves ceased to exist, 676 of them.
Official data. Meanwhile, in 2025, 8,548 new bank outlets were established across China. You know, what was once called Zhang San Bank became Li Si Li Si after mergers and reorganizations. 8,548 new branches were established, but 11,249 were canceled, resulting in a net decrease of 2,701 bank outlets across the year, 2,701.
Among the 676 banks that closed, although the vast majority were merged and restructured by major CCP banks, a minority were completely shut down, meaning they went bankrupt. The speed of these bank closures and merger-reorganizations not only set a historical miracle for the People's Republic of China, but also a miracle in human history. How massive was it? Let's look at 2022. In 2022, only 35 banks closed in the CCP's China all year—all through mergers and reorganizations, 35 of them, accounting for across China...
...accounting for 0.76%, or 7.6 per thousand, of the total number of banks back then. In 2023, this figure rose to 77, more than double 35, which is a year-on-year growth rate of 120%. But 77 accounted for only 1.69% of all banks nationwide. In 2024, the total number of closed banks reached 195, hitting the hundreds, accounting for 4.34% of banks nationwide. The year-on-year growth rate of bank closures was 153% compared to 2023. Last year, in 2025, a total of 676 banks closed nationwide.
Accounting for 15.74% of the total number of banks, the year-on-year growth rate of bank closures reached 250%—a real dumbfuck number. Furthermore, what is worth noting is that 225 banks closed in the first half of 2025, while 451 closed in the second half; the number closed in the second half was more than double that of the first half. Even though most of the closed banks were small and medium-sized rural banks.
Ah! But regardless of whether they were small and medium-sized banks, bank mergers and reorganizations are the most tedious and expensive commercial actions in the entire world. Therefore, even for small and medium-sized banks, the auditing and valuation work is massive, a gigantic undertaking never seen before in the world. Merging and reorganizing a single bank abroad can take three to five years, yet China handled more than 600 banks all at once.
So why, despite such massive and terrifying efforts and astronomical amounts of capital, is the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) still determined to frantically merge and reorganize over six hundred banks in the span of a single year—meaning they are merging more than one-sixth of the total number of banks in the entire country? The reason is simple: these banks can no longer survive. The banks being merged share a single fate—they cannot survive, and their financial reports are bankrupt. Ah, we have already discussed many times why they cannot survive, so we won't repeat it here. There is no possibility for banks in the CCP's country to survive healthily; countless bad debts cannot be resolved, and furthermore, due to the heavy-handed political and administrative directives of the CCP, bad debts not only cannot be eliminated, but must inevitably increase.
Therefore, even the largest state-owned mega-commercial banks—such as the Bank of China, Agricultural Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, China Construction Bank, Bank of Communications, and Postal Savings Bank of China—had to rely on capital injections from the Ministry of Finance to survive in 2024 and 2025; 2026 will be the same, relying on injections from the Ministry of Finance with hundreds of billions, hundreds of billions, and even trillions doled out to increase capital reserves just to stay alive. In other words, even banks like BOC, ABC, ICBC, CCB, PSBC, and Bank of Communications would face the risk of bankruptcy without continuous funding from the Ministry of Finance, even with their possession of massive financial tools and channels.
Thus, one can only imagine that small and medium-sized banks, lacking these massive financial tools and channels, face an even greater likelihood of bankruptcy. There is no other way, and for the CCP, once any bank plunges into bankruptcy, a bank run crisis will immediately erupt, which at that point triggers a massive stability maintenance risk.
Ah, because ordinary Chinese citizens—putting aside everything else, it might be fine if you don't resist, but once ordinary Chinese citizens are all forced into sudden and equal poverty and all their money is gone, it is almost impossible for them not to cause trouble. Ah, what does the CCP do? Its only policy is delaying tactics, dragging things out into the future to keep you from seeing it. Following the mergers and reorganizations, the problems visible on the surface of financial reports are at least reduced, right? That way, no one will run to the bank for a run on deposits. Debts are swapped through financial tools, financial reports look a bit prettier, the timeline is extended further, and bad debts on the balance sheets appear even smaller, so in theory these banks can seemingly remain alive on the surface.
However, the underlying problems that originally made it impossible for the banks to survive have never been resolved; they all still exist. Ah, it's just that the higher authorities are keeping them alive through capital injections from the Ministry of Finance and increasing equity capital, ah, that's just how it is. Why is this called unprecedented? As we have discussed, merging and reorganizing over six hundred banks—accounting for one-sixth of the country's total number—in the span of a single year has never been done before. No country in the world would ever do this, and no one has ever managed it. This consumes an untold amount of personnel resources, financial assets, human power, material resources, and money. And most importantly, what is the consequence? This scale will leave behind an untold number of financial hidden dangers.
The hidden dangers are extremely massive, so huge the numbers are unimaginable. Furthermore, the large-scale institutions in the CCP's country that currently need to be merged and reorganized every year are not limited to just the banking system—things like real estate, manufacturing, and the construction industry are heavily affected as well. Consequently, the current number of registered accounting firms in the CCP's country capable of handling this business cannot even cover one-tenth of the generated target client demand. The number of registered entities—whether accounting firms, accountants, or certified public accountants capable of performing audits—cannot even cover one-tenth of the demand, let alone meet the annual demand or complete the tasks.
Therefore, under these circumstances, banks can only increasingly conceal and cover up their growing risks so that they remain invisible. It may seem like everyone is pushing forward, but on the surface and in essence, all historical legacy problems are ignored, and existing problems are left unresolved. Risk control departments have no choice but to turn a blind eye because they simply lack the capacity to investigate and solve problems. Right now, whatever limited resources are available are being used to plug the holes, purely just to keep these entities alive, operational, and breathing.
When entities at the bottom fail, they are handed over to the authorities above for mergers and reorganizations. When entities above fail, central government funds are brought in to prop them up. But as for the employees in the industry, everyone knows that bank employees are burdened with mountains of debt and a mass of judicial problems; it's just that no one can arrest them or ask questions, otherwise the bomb might detonate. And once the bomb goes off, it won't just be a single blast—innumerable bombs will detonate simultaneously, which is why everything is being covered up. Whenever any banking problem emerges, information is locked down first; whenever a bank issue surfaces, information is locked down first.
Ah, how massive are the monetary risks involved in bank hazards? Let me share an imprecise comparison for you to ponder and feel out yourselves. The GDP officially proclaimed by the government of the People's Republic of China—setting aside how much water is pumped into those figures—currently stands at less than two-thirds of U.S. GDP, and the ratio keeps dropping while growth remains low. Yet, the officially announced liabilities—meaning the broad money supply M2—are 2.18 times that of the United States.
Ah, so we say that if monetary risk directly translates into banking risk, the leverage ratio is identical. Of course, China's leverage ratio is very high; Chinese banking risk is more than 3.6 times that of U.S. banking risk. Alright, due to time constraints, I won't analyze banks any further. But presenting facts and reasoning through data, the point we want to make is that a major bomb we might face—potentially exploding by the end of this year—is the banking sector, because all the data I've discussed pertains to 2025, and by 2026 the CCP will completely clamp down with frantic information blockades because internal problems cannot be resolved.
So, you see, in so many places they are arresting officials for this and that, but the banking sector has the fewest arrests. Why? It's not because of information blockades, or that they can't arrest or look into it. As long as they are still alive and moving, they just can't dig into it. If they dig, the bomb goes off, and if it explodes, the entire industry might collapse, okay? Ah, there are too many bombs in China right now, too many. So, the crisis facing this fucking idiot is unimaginably huge. We will talk about other bombs later, but the banking sector is definitely a very, very big one, okay? Ah.
Let's talk about why the Fifth Plenary Session is facing a huge crisis. Before the Fifth Plenary Session, what is the theme this year, and to what extent has Xi Jinping's current crisis reached? Ah, I'll just tell everyone, those who listen to me often know that the topics I cover are almost completely different from all other overseas self-media. Except for extremely hot topics like Trump taking office, I never talk about things like Huawei running away or Han Hong being investigated—those kinds of things.
There's no point! Why talk about that? The things I talk about, whether it's what I'm discussing today or what I discussed a few days ago, no one else talks about. Whether it's mining, the food crisis, or the fragmentation of universities, no one else talks about them. Why is it that I seem to be the only one in overseas media talking about these? A lot of the topics are the same, so why can I talk about them, and why am I so closely connected to the CCP?
It's very simple, let me tell you the secret. For those of you who want to do self-media, I'll tell you, ah, because you all know I built an AI system myself, which I mentioned a long time ago. Every day, before I go to sleep, I turn off the system to let the computer rest. In the morning, I start it up and ask the AI everything. I set up over a hundred prompts in this system, over a hundred, such as the CCP Central Politburo, the CCP National People's Congress, the CCP's People's Daily, the CCP's Xinhua News Agency, the CCP's GDP, the CCP's deficit, the CCP's M2, the CCP's CPI, PPI, household loans, household deposits, employment rate, social security numbers, marriage numbers, divorce numbers, birth rate, etc.
Every day, I have the AI perform cross-comparisons of information retrieved from all over the world according to the program I set for it. Once it discovers that the latest data can be provided and that the data shows abnormal changes, it provides me with a summary of the important information changes in the prompts. It's extremely useful. Okay, let me tell you, if you want to do self-media, this is how you can be like me, always able to dig up very sensitive, very interesting information that is different from everyone else's, but is truly interesting and happening in this world. You see, I only check for the CCP's China.
Ah, so I'm telling everyone about the important information; many people can't see it. You can be like me. If you are interested in the keywords, are you willing to listen? If someone leaves me a message, I can find time to talk about these keywords with everyone. This way, because it's easy to set up this AI environment, you can even have the AI help you set it up. Then you can all have the AI help you find things, so you will always be able to know where the latest information related to the development of the CCP's China is, okay? Ah, like the abnormal changes in the upper echelons of the CCP mentioned below, they were all discovered by this AI system.
Discovered, abnormal changes, summarized and analyzed by the AI. So what is the huge problem the Fifth Plenary Session is encountering? It is encountering a huge problem, and for Xi Jinping, a very obvious characteristic can be seen, which is that the way he is trying to solve the problem is through the CCP's People's Daily. The CCP's People's Daily has done unprecedented things twice in 2026, twice, ah. The first time started on February 3rd, and the second time started on September 25th. These two times were the same thing. What thing? The same person called Jin Xuan.
Jin Xuan, ah, such a special commentator, published ten special commentator articles and editorials in the People's Daily for ten consecutive days. Ah, who is Jin Xuan? It's not a specific person. The full name of this Jin Xuan is the Policy Research Office of the National Development and Reform Commission of the CCP, meaning he represents the Policy Research Office of the National Development and Reform Commission of the CCP to write things. Ah, he wrote for ten consecutive days starting February 3rd, one article per day; and wrote ten more starting September 25th, one per day.
Ah, ten consecutive times. In the history of the CCP, from 1949 to now, there has never been a case where the same special commentator published such articles in the People's Daily for ten consecutive days, never! Think about what kind of serious situation led to this? Ah, and what are these commentator articles? For example, in February, why does the economy of the CCP's China still have advantages? Ah, how to deal with uncertainty, etc. And the ones published this time are all about where the economic growth points of the CCP's China are, what to do about domestic demand, what to do about investment, what to do about economic security, etc. Ah, listening to these articles, they are all related to the economy.
This content is not important, just take a look. What is important? Let me tell you: who is the reader of the newspaper People’s Daily? There must be no one around you who reads the People’s Daily, right? Ah, this is the standard mouthpiece of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The People’s Daily is the party newspaper with the longest history and the greatest influence in the CCP, existing for many years even before the liberation. That is to say, this newspaper was never meant for the common people; it is for party members, and specifically for party cadres. The readers of the party newspaper People’s Daily are all party cadres; that is the target audience within it.
In the history of the CCP, there has never been a media outlet for party cadres that had a commentator publish articles in a continuous series for ten days. Even when overthrowing the Gang of Four! Different special commentators published continuous articles for only five days. In 2022, around the 18th National Congress, when Hu Jintao was handing over power to that fucking idiot Xi Jinping.
The People’s Daily published articles specifically addressing the 18th National Congress for ten days, but they were written by nine different special commentators, all different people, published over ten days. These nine people were all from the internal writing group of the People’s Daily, not from other CCP government agencies. The People’s Daily’s own summary of these ten articles was that they were meant to coordinate with the propaganda of the 18th National Congress, guide public opinion, and build consensus. Why?
Everyone knows that the process by which that fucking idiot Xi Jinping came to power was extremely non-compliant with the rules. Whether it was as an alternate or in other aspects, he had no political achievements, yet the highest power was unexpectedly handed to him, so there were great contradictions within the party. Back then, at the 18th National Congress, in order to ensure a smooth handover of power, it was necessary for the party publication People’s Daily to educate all party cadres, write articles from different angles, and then distribute the newspaper as study material for various party organizations, so that there would be no problems during this handover of power.
Also, in 2018, facing the US-China trade war, at that time US-China trade was the main growth engine for the Chinese economy, and foreign trade was the core of the economy. Once a trade war appeared, it wouldn't work. The People’s Daily also published ten articles, written by multiple special commentators, all from the internal writing group of the People’s Daily. Why? It was to unify thinking within the party, to let everyone understand that they must firmly fight this trade war with the United States, not to be afraid, that China’s economy has a system, and to let all levels of party organization leaders across China form a unified understanding of the US-China trade war. If a unified understanding could not be formed, it might cause turmoil within the party. First, let everyone understand when the People’s Daily will do such a thing. That is why I always talk about presenting facts and reasoning.
According to historical habits, in such tense situations, such as leadership transitions, there has never been a special case where the same special commentator published articles in the People’s Daily for ten consecutive days, but it happened twice in 2026. Moreover, the subjects of these two instances were all economic issues, and the purpose was very clear: to make the core leading cadres within the party firm in their confidence in the CCP’s economy. Why do this? We can all figure it out; the answer is simple: the CCP has already encountered a massive number of problems, and the anxiety over these problems is entirely focused on economic development. The problem has extreme universality and urgency within the party, especially at the level of leading cadres, and the backlash is so great that that fucking idiot Xi Jinping can clearly feel it, no matter who reports to him.
So he felt that this problem was big enough to require a comprehensive public explanation and brainwashing within the party, and the explanation and brainwashing had to be detailed and capable of solving the problem. This is the origin of the ten articles. As for the turmoil in February, we can figure out the source of the economic turmoil. In January, Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli were arrested, so the turmoil in the military was transmitted to the civil side, that is, the problems of the generals were passed on to the civil officials.
And the civil officials must have firm confidence! The military is already in turmoil, and if they can't be controlled, then the civil officials will be in trouble if they aren't controlled. So that fucking idiot Xi Jinping had to do these ten articles! Why the CCP’s economic model possesses superiority, how to use current certainty to deal with future uncertainty, and so on. After it was done, as everyone can see, these continuous editorials became one of the main contents for leading cadres in various local government organizations to study.
That fucking idiot certainly hopes that through such study, the restless hearts of the party cadres will be calmed. Yes, it is that detailed! But we all understand that empty words cannot solve the sense of security for these real organizational cadres and leaders within the CCP. Whether it is bottom-up or top-down, top-down is called pressure, and bottom-up is called feedback. Now, there is no confidence in the future economy of the CCP state, which is already a huge resistance and bottleneck. The problem is so big that it has already affected whether the Fifth Plenary Session can be successfully convened.
There is no other way; that is to say, at the Party Central Committee, the Fifth Plenary Session, which is the national congress of the party, has already had serious problems. So at this time, that fucking idiot Xi Jinping held an unprecedented national congress of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, unprecedentedly mentioned it continuously at the Politburo meetings, unprecedentedly held relevant meetings of the National People’s Congress, and then, not to mention his unprecedented visit to the United States, he also unprecedentedly produced ten identical People’s Daily editorials, interpreting where China’s economic growth points are, what to do about domestic demand, what to do about investment, and what to do about economic security.
But we can all imagine that empty words are just empty words, and lies are just lies. The CCP's grassroots cadres often use this stuff to deceive people as well—who doesn't know that? So these things simply cannot dispel the disillusionment with this system that has already taken root among leaders of internal CCP organizations, nor can they dispel the decline in their confidence regarding future economic recovery; it's right there in plain sight. Even with ten articles published, the enthusiasm for this study session currently seems far behind the one back in February. Of course, compared to the military, the military has fucking given zero feedback. The PLA Daily just keeps shouting on and on about what cadres want and what soldiers want. The military gave completely zero feedback. Now, with these ten articles released, the civil officials fucking gave zero feedback either, so the Fifth Plenary Session is already destined to be an extremely difficult and perilous meeting.
Xi Jinping's power will not be shaken, but if a third of the attendees don't show up, what a bizarre spectacle would that be? What is the CCP's greatest danger on top of that? Xi Jinping's health. We also know about Xi Jinping's health, and as I've said, he fucking can't sleep at night. Under current conditions, he is fucking terrified every single day, living a life worse than death, so no one knows how long his body can hold out.
Back in the day, whether during the Three-Anti and Five-Anti Campaigns, the Cultural Revolution, or other eras, the CCP never resorted to such methods: convening national congresses continuously, convening them repeatedly, and then relentlessly bombarding people with series of articles in the People’s Daily. Even during such chaotic times back then, scenes like this never appeared. By 2026, the CCP has brought out everything. And let me say it again: these methods, whether involving the national discipline inspection commissions, the National People's Congress, the Politburo, or party newspapers, are all aimed internally at the party, not at the general public.
In other words, this fucking idiot has now realized that the crisis within the party is infinitely severe—so severe that he cannot hold things steady. Even after rolling out unprecedented tactics and means, he still cannot hold things steady. So let's wait and see; the CCP grassroots aren't fucking idiots either. Let me say it again: these people also deceive people every day, but they don't even believe the lies themselves. What the upper levels tell them, they understand very clearly what to make of it. Therefore, the CCP's regime and rule must have reached an extremely dangerous moment by now. The strongest fortresses are always breached from within; let's see how the CCP handles it, how they deal with it.
What other questions are there? Let's chat a bit more. About VPNs: domestic VPNs in China are very difficult now; domestic VPNs are getting harder and harder to use. Is the General Secretary's health fine? No, there are problems, and the problems are huge. If something goes wrong with Xi Jinping's health, that will be fatal.
What are Putin and those chiefs talking about? Why talk about Russia's affairs? Why talk about the Russian plague? Foreign affairs have nothing to do with the CCP country, nothing worth discussing. It has nothing to do with this CCP country, at least I don't see any direct correlation, so why bother discussing it?
Is taking the exam to enter the public establishment useless now? Personally, I suggest you just go abroad. If you take the exam for the public establishment, first of all, how difficult is it? Look at the civil servant quota now, how hard is it to get in? Your time will basically be wasted. With that kind of effort, you'd be better off learning some English and going abroad. Alright? Why would you go abroad? Is drug use common within the party? Not common. The CCP country strictly controls drugs, and sources are limited.
What should ordinary folks do? Just protect yourselves, as I said earliest before. The old north is what remains, we don't know the rest. In the future, the northwest won't be, it's an internal problem within the party; I don't know which place, but huge problems will erupt within the party.
Talking about the US owing $40 trillion in debt, is there still hope? First, let me ask, where are you from? Do you live in the CCP country or in the US? Second, you say it owes $40 trillion, who is this money owed to? How did this $40 trillion debt come about? What does this matter have to do with you? Talking to me about this stuff makes little sense to me, okay? Do you understand?
If Putin falls, the CCP will close off the country. If a war doesn't happen at the same time, the two are unrelated. If Xi Jinping falls right now, falling due to health problems, this country will disintegrate immediately. If Putin falls, in all likelihood the CCP will impose some degree of military rule and completely close off the country.
That is to say, if Xi Jinping doesn't die, ordinary people will still have to endure a period of bitter hardship. But Xi Jinping's body won't be able to hold out for long, really not long. The late Qing Dynasty will form a scenario very similar to the warlord fragmentation back then, and it will start with the CCP's own system dividing into warlord fiefdoms. If Xi has no health problems, his reelection is inevitable. We've talked about this many times, breaking it down and analyzing it thoroughly for you all multiple times. There's no other way.
There are many things I don't understand; I don't understand the plague, and I don't research it. If you're interested in the plague, look at other materials. Weapons and equipment are of no use. The CCP country is just a fool. Someone just mentioned the late Ming Dynasty; let me ask everyone, does anyone know whether the weapons and equipment of the Beiyang Fleet or Japan were more advanced? The navy, the army, all the weapons and equipment of the Beiyang Fleet—compared to the Japanese military during the First Sino-Japanese War, whose were more advanced?
Does anyone here know how the breech-loading Mauser rifles equipped by the Beiyang Fleet back then compared with the army weaponry and equipment issued to the Japanese military? Go look online at the Beiyang military forces back then—the naval power of Beiyang, their warships, their army's weaponry and equipment, their cannons and machine guns—and see whether they ranked number one in all of Asia back then. When they had to fight Japan, didn't they lose miserably? Let me tell everyone, bragging about weapons and equipment is completely useless; bragging is of no use at all. Regarding China's weaponry and equipment, aside from bragging, pull out the mule or horse and let's test it in practice. The Beiyang Fleet's weapons and equipment were the most advanced and fucking awesome in Asia, yet once engaged, they were beaten to a pulp by others.
Don't talk to me every day about how many people say the CCP's weapons and equipment are such and such; that's shit. Are you fighting a war? Have you fought one? Have you ever engaged in action? You fucking chased a small boat in the Philippines, and two warships managed to collide, directly killing your own people. So stop talking about these weapons and equipment. The Beiyang Fleet was so fucking awesome, so powerful; the Beiyang warlords were so powerful; yet once their arms clashed with others, they were beaten so hard they pissed their pants. Back then, Japan was equipped with single-shot, bolt-action rifles that fired one round and reloaded one round. So it's useless.
What other questions are there? "Requesting our country's internet police to pursue and arrest the national traitor Zhai Shanying." Which country are you from? Which country are you from? Are you the law? Look at some of the ugly faces of the CCP right now; go look for yourselves. I am a great hero of the People's Republic of China, and I am a great hero of the Chinese people. I have fucking always opposed the party; what does that have to do with being a national traitor? I suggest you give your brain a good rinse in the toilet, or eat more shit, and maybe you'll see things more clearly.
I am a great hero of this country and its people. What I want to bring down is the greatest harm to this country and its people—the CCP Communist Party, this rogue, bandit political party. If you want to define me and say what the fuck I am with the CCP, fine; but you label me a national traitor, fuck! You fucking internet police pursuing national traitors, ah, fuck! I really don't know where the logic of a fucking idiot like you, someone who has eaten too little shit, comes from.
What else is there? Russia displays its might, but the military doesn't listen to him anymore; what kind of war can he launch? You have to let the military fight! You can't fight a war without a military, so what can you do? Therefore, if you don't let the military fight, and Xi Jinping wants to launch a war himself, can he carry a blade or a gun and charge up there himself? Whether he would go up and carry it, who knows.
Studying abroad in Australia is really great. When studying abroad, just don't trust Chinese people; Chinese people abroad specialize in scamming other Chinese people, so don't trust Chinese people once you go abroad. Next year, cleaning up Xi's CCP is an absolute must; next year, cleaning up Xi's CCP is a must.