The Biggest Political Hidden Danger Beside Xi Jinping — Cai Qi.

Hu Liren analyzed in the program that Cai Qi is the biggest political hidden danger around Xi Jinping. Not only does Cai Qi have a complex background and blood on his hands (such as the 2017 eviction of Beijing's low-end population), but he also controls core armed resources such the Central Security Corps. As Xi Jinping faces an economic desperate situation and backlash within the party, Cai Qi is extremely likely to turn against Xi Jinping at a critical moment.

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Hello viewers and friends. I just made some videos for you earlier, which were about Cai Qi. The reason I am going to continue talking about this is because the Publicity Department of the CCP Central Committee is under the jurisdiction of the General Office of the CCP Central Committee, so I think it is very likely that the article published by Xinhua News Agency today praising Fang Zhimin was actually issued by Cai Qi. Under the current guise of shaping and praising heroes, he has portrayed the bandit Fang Zhimin as a great hero of the CCP. The purpose behind this was already explained very clearly when I made a video last year. Cai Qi's father was someone under Fang Zhimin named Cai Xuexiang, and everyone can look this up online. After Fang Zhimin was arrested, where did Cai Xuexiang flee to? Many people look at a person by simply examining their family background to understand what kind of character that person has.

Many things are like this. For example, Xi Jinping, I have never been optimistic about him. Ever since Xi Jinping came to power, and even when he was the party secretary in Zhejiang, I was not optimistic about him. During the seven months he spent in Shanghai, I had a very good impression of him, but later when he came to Beijing and became the top leader—when I was still in China, many people were hyping up Xi Jinping, and these people probably didn't understand the Communist Party's propaganda very well. When I was in China, I kept reminding others that this person was extremely dangerous, that this person wanted to restore the old order and become a Mao II. You see that Xi Jinping has this kind of personality, and in fact Cai Qi has the exact same kind of personality. To what extent can what Cai Qi does go? This person is extremely dangerous. Look at a man in his seventies being able to act like a slave to this extent. When you look at him in North Korea, that expression of his was captured by foreign cameras. Just as Xi Jinping and Kim Jong Un came out, walking out from the passageway, he was standing right there, and that demeanor was the typical demeanor of such a slave. For a person to reach this extent, he doesn't shy away from any shamelessness at all.

He has pinned his hopes on an organization and then continuously commits evils alongside Xi Jinping. Back in 2017, the incident where Beijing expelled the low-end population was done by him, and he explicitly laid it out in a meeting. He went down there with the leaders of Beijing's Daxing District, directly stating at the meeting in the name of the Beijing Municipal Party Committee Secretary that dealing with the common people requires drawing blood with bayonets, that things must be done properly, that white blades go in and red blades come out, and that all of Beijing's low-end population at the time must be expelled from Beijing. These people are actually at the very bottom of society. You might not understand China's regions as a whole, but let me tell you this: in most parts of China, ordinary folks in the Northeast and Northwest live just like livestock. I have been to countless such places, including the three northeastern provinces, Inner Mongolia, Gansu in the Northwest, and Shaanxi. Those places are truly not fit for human habitation; there are no signs of civilization whatsoever, reduced to this state precisely by the Communist Party. Later, after the reform and opening up, people could find places to work and earn some money. They ran to Beijing because the economy was relatively better, trading their physical labor and dignity for some food rations. I used to live in Beijing too, and I saw how those so-called low-end people in Beijing lived—it was extremely miserable.

At that time, Cai Qi actually had the heart to kill these people, expelling them all from Beijing overnight. Those people dragged various snake-skin bags and burlap sacks containing their belongings, sleeping on the streets in the freezing winter, homeless, and slowly left Beijing for other cities to find odd jobs to survive, while their parents and children were still starving back home. They relied on this money; in Beijing, during many winters, many people would stand in the wind—for example, at building material markets—wearing thin clothes, with earmuffs on, waiting for someone to hire them for manual labor. At that time in Beijing, a day of manual labor only paid about 100 yuan, maybe a little more, which was much lower than temporary workers in the south. Temporary workers in the south, for example in Shanghai, could earn 200 or even more. In Beijing, because there were too many people coming to work, at that time, for the sake of the so-called image of the capital, Xi Jinping and Cai Qi decided that so many poor people were ruining the image of the capital, so they expelled these people overnight. This incident in 2017 shocked the world and was condemned by the whole world. After Cai Qi entered the city of Beijing, he committed this so-called achievement. Later, all the officials Xi Jinping purged in Beijing were done by Cai Qi, so this person's hands are stained with blood.

I have always believed that if Xi Jinping had a good brain, he should get rid of Cai Qi; this person has too many stains. Yet, Xi Jinping insists on keeping him at the top, and I think one day Xi Jinping might really fall at the hands of Cai Qi. A person as ruthless as him might turn against you at any time. So, in the end, the Communist Party turns into internal strife and mutual slaughter among everyone. Look at the Mao era; it was the same. In the 50s and 60s, when the national economy was not doing well, it eventually turned into internal mutual slaughter, which later led to the Cultural Revolution. The Communist Party under Xi Jinping today is actually the same. Reaching this point today, with no way out for the economy, they will certainly eventually look for a scapegoat. Now, the entire party is pointing all contradictions at Xi Jinping, and Xi Jinping also needs a scapegoat. So, Xi Jinping eventually turned to governing by violence, and Cai Qi is his primary thug, a violent element, and he can only push Cai Qi forward. If he were to push someone else up, they might not be able to handle it, and perhaps the anti-Xi faction would overthrow Xi as soon as they got up. Now Xi Jinping is riding a tiger and can't get off; there is only one path. Cai Qi can hijack Xi Jinping, which is why Xi Jinping's path is getting narrower and narrower.

He has gotten rid of everyone who could truly manage the country and posed no real threat to him. For the sake of his unified power and centralization, the people left behind are actually the most dangerous, and he can't get rid of them now. If you were to get rid of these people, in case they turned against you, Xi Jinping would very likely be overthrown. I think the most dangerous person around Xi Jinping now is probably Cai Qi, because he controls too many resources, holds too many of Xi Jinping's crimes, understands Xi Jinping's entire political network, and controls the Imperial Guard, the Central Security Bureau. Under these circumstances, do you think Xi Jinping has any path left? I think it's very difficult for him; there is no way out. He can only keep the most dangerous person, Cai Qi, at the top, and it is entirely possible that Cai Qi might suddenly take him down one day. Now everyone's spearhead is pointed at Xi Jinping, and Cai Qi is just his follower. If Cai Qi were to lean to the other side, toward the anti-Xi direction, then Xi Jinping would step down very quickly, and his entire family could be wiped out by Cai Qi; it is entirely possible.

Furthermore, this person Cai Qi must have ambition. A person can be so sycophantic at such an old age; his ability to hide is very strong. He can do things others cannot; if you tell him to roll on the ground, he can do it immediately. This kind of person is very dangerous; he has no bottom line. So I think the most dangerous person around Xi Jinping now is Cai Qi, and this person has ambition. He can use any means to achieve his goals; he can be unscrupulous toward others, and he can be just as unscrupulous toward Xi Jinping. What we often see later is that these dictators, bad people, and evil people eventually face retribution from within. This is my view. Xi Jinping has no choice now; who else can he use? Some people suggest using Wang Yang, but Wang Yang is already finished. Wang Yang was a member of the Tuanpai (Youth League faction), and the Tuanpai members have all been purged, some even killed. If you want to pull a Tuanpai member up, Wang Yang would immediately play the Tuanpai card to retroactively investigate Xi Jinping, to trace back Xi Jinping's actions, and to demand justice for the lives of those purged by Xi Jinping. How could Xi Jinping withstand that? So it is unlikely that Wang Yang will rise.

Second, within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), everyone has their own resources. Li Qiang has no resources, while Cai Qi does. Cai Qi is in charge of the General Office of the CCP Central Committee. Those who manage the General Office have weapons, teams, and troops—nearly 70,000 troops. The Imperial Guards are all under his command. How could Li Qiang possibly stand up to him? He simply lacks these resources; the one who truly has resources is Cai Qi. This is my view, and I am sharing it with everyone. I don't know how the network connection is for today's program. I am currently on the road, so I can only do the live stream while traveling. Alright, thank you all for watching. I will share more with you when there are other topics.