Will Xi Jinping, Who Suffered a Stroke on September 23, Risk His Life to Come to the United States?

This article explores the various speculations sparked by Xi Jinping's recent health condition, particularly regarding whether he will risk his life to attend a visit to the United States. Combining facts such as Xi Jinping's recent frequent activities, physical abnormalities displayed during his time in India (such as suspected stroke symptoms and absence from a banquet), the bizarre phenomenon of He Lifeng going to the United States in advance for negotiations, and the unusually short press release from Xinhua News Agency, the article analyzes the impact of his health crisis on the political arena and his trip to the United States.

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Hello, viewers and friends. As the 23rd approaches, whether Xi Jinping can actually arrive in the United States has now become a mystery. Does his health allow him to come to the United States once again? Many media outlets are avoiding a question, which is the problem of Xi Jinping's current physical condition. After all, he is an elderly person of 74 years old. Just think about it, if you have a 74-year-old elderly person at home, right? You have to fly across the Pacific Ocean, you also have to deal with jet lag, right? And then you still have to deal with so many American politicians, right? Can you endure that? Can your physical body endure it? Moreover, it can be said this way, from about when did Xi Jinping start? I have always talked about him, I said for some time before I kept talking about him, Xi Jinping turned into a model worker. That is, starting from when Trump struck Iran, after striking Iran, Xi Jinping almost from about a few months ago until now has not stopped. Xi Jinping almost comes out every two or three days, every one or two days. During this period, he received countless foreign heads of state, and also held many meetings in his own country, and then went to some countries, went to North Korea. This period has been very busy, these past few months have been very busy, followed by consecutive disappearance. During this period, ever since Trump struck Iran, it has probably been going on for almost half a year. More than half a year, starting from around March or February, it has been about half a year. There has never been a time for Xi Jinping, never has there been such a long period of time where he suddenly did not appear, and right before his appearance, major abnormalities occurred, major abnormalities, right? These are all facts, and we bring these facts out to discuss them.

Many anti-CCP individuals have been contacting me over the past two days, asking whether they should go to Washington, whether Xi Jinping will actually go to Washington, and whether he is even capable of going. Right? Theoretically speaking, he will definitely go; there is no doubt about that. It is a time agreed upon between nations, but if someone suddenly develops health issues, you never know—it becomes a mystery. I can say this: from the moment he walked up those stairs, I actually think that movement is the best proof. The way he walked is the best evidence that his current condition is very poor, very poor indeed. Furthermore, it can be concluded that he has symptoms of a stroke; he absolutely has symptoms of a stroke. Think about it: when a person's arm reaches such a state that it cannot move, cannot even swing, right? Only his right hand was swinging, while his left hand could not move at all. He walked up directly, and slowly, very slowly. Did everyone see how a normal person walks up? It is completely different. There was an attendant behind him carrying a bag who walked up later, and his movements were completely different, entirely different, right? This is the fact; this is the fact.

Now, about Xi Jinping—I have been analyzing this person. I said that for someone in his sixties or seventies, if he gets into trouble this time, he brought it upon himself. I said that for an old man in his sixties or seventies, think about it: he was already about sixty when he took office. He was sixty-something, right? Now it has been thirteen years. He was sixty-one, I believe, or was it sixty? When he took over the position of General Secretary. If he had retired around seventy, it would have been good for him and good for the country. But he insisted on forcing his way through. At sixty-five or sixty-six, he seemed to have amended the constitution and pushed himself to the very top. I don't play mahjong, but as the Shanghainese say, he 'pushed himself to the edge'—he committed a sin against himself, pushed himself up, and in doing so, pushed his health and the lives of his entire family along with him. What kind of group is the CCP? As long as you are at the top, the CCP is actually a place of mutual slaughter; no one can escape unless you never want to stop, unless you keep doing it until you die. So, he says he will keep doing it until he dies, but if you keep doing it until you die, a problem arises: health issues are right in front of you. Therefore, Xi Jinping is truly like a... everything he does is against nature, against human nature; it is completely against the laws of nature. Look, when a person gets old, they should step down; that is the most basic thing. For example, in the United States, if you are in your sixties, you should step down; at the latest, you should step down by sixty-seven. If you are still working at seventy, everyone would think, 'Wow, this old man is already in his sixties or seventies,' and some people might even take out their phones to record it and post it online, turning it into a very strange and bizarre event. 'Wow, this person is seventy or eighty and still working,' just think about it, right? Moreover, managing a country is a matter of dealing with a thousand tasks every day. Either you are 'standing in the latrine but not taking a shit'—you are in the position of General Secretary but not managing the major affairs of the country, so nothing in the country has anything to do with you—or you are trying to manage these things. And the infighting within the CCP is very difficult for Chinese people. Don't even talk about someone like Xi Jinping; just try being a workshop director in a state-owned enterprise, try being a minister, or try being a factory manager. Sometimes it gets to the point where you can't sleep at night, sometimes it makes you very agitated, because you have people around you, you have opponents, and the CCP is divided into factions; everyone has opponents and everyone has chains of interest. Everyone is plotting against each other, and in the end, everyone ends up being destroyed by each other. Xi Jinping actually pushed himself into such a position and refuses to come down. In the end, such people are blinded by greed; he is absolutely not a natural, normal person.

Look, when we analyze Xi Jinping's trip to India this time, normally speaking, if he really had a problem on the first day of the meeting, if his health had an issue, he should have stopped then. He should have stopped. He probably thought his team was very capable, and he probably thought he could maintain his condition with medication. Well, look, he didn't attend the banquet that night; I estimate he was resting in the hotel. Didn't that mean something went wrong? Modi asked him twice, 'Are you okay? Are you okay?' Right, and then he rested in the hotel. That proves that the man himself was already having health issues. Well, what did Xi Jinping do? The next morning, he still gave a speech at the meeting. Think about it, a person who has already had an incident, a man in his seventies who has already had an incident, logically you shouldn't—logically you should have completely canceled the itinerary and returned immediately. That would be normal, right? Well, he still insisted on pushing through, and there was another speech the next day, a short one. After the speech, he left at noon. By the time he left at noon, he still insisted on walking up alone, pretending he wasn't sick; he couldn't collapse in front of the whole world, so he pretended he wasn't sick. When he walked up, he was already like that; one arm couldn't even swing, and his shoulder was already twisted. You could have found someone to help him up, or just skipped that part. Well, he walked up alone, and at that moment, I actually think, I believe that when he walked up the stairs, his illness was already very severe. His left hand couldn't swing anymore, it wasn't responding, and that side of his body was already almost numb. He could still walk, but he was walking very slowly. So, this man is doing this to himself, he is literally killing himself. He should have just gone home to rest, hugged his grandchildren, and found a place somewhere with beautiful mountains and clear waters to recuperate. The Communist Party has so many sanatoriums, these kinds of nursing homes. Find a place, just like Jiang Zemin did back then at the Dongjiao State Guest House. You haven't been to the Dongjiao State Guest House; it's very beautiful. Jiang Zemin was there at that time, the same place where Li Keqiang died. Think about it, everything is inside, even a swimming pool. Everything was prepared for him. Who supervised this project? This project was supervised by a friend of mine. He was with the Security Division of the Shanghai Municipal People's Government, the Shanghai Municipal Security Division; I still remember his name. He was the supervisor at the time, and he was in charge of security. He described it to me—I didn't go, but he described to me that this Dongjiao State Guest House for 'Old Jiang' was renovated before Jiang Zemin retired. You, Xi Jinping, could also build a palace, either in Beijing or find another place with beautiful mountains and clear waters, and just stay there and rest, don't keep causing trouble. Every time you cause trouble, look at how you've tormented the Chinese people; it's all the common people who are being killed.

Look at these past few days, some people sent me videos. Now, there are many parents who can't even survive themselves, and they don't even care about their children anymore. Currently in China, many children have started to wander the streets. These children are in their teens, not even adults, just twelve or thirteen years old. I was so shocked when I saw it; I don't want to show this video to everyone. Children are digging for food in trash cans. Children run into people's shops—for example, if I am eating, Chinese people are often very wasteful, ordering a bit too much and unable to finish it. After they can't finish, that little girl, a twelve or thirteen-year-old girl, who clearly looks like a child, should be at school age, walks in, sits down, and secretly eats. The boss and his wife see it—usually, these are small, family-run shops; she wouldn't be able to get into big restaurants. The owners of these small shops are very kind-hearted. When they see such a young child eating people's leftovers—leftovers that were going to be thrown away, which are unhygienic and unhealthy, and who knows if the person who ate them before had any infectious diseases or illnesses—they tell her to sit down, find a way to make her a bowl of noodles or rice to eat. It is very pitiful, very pitiful. Therefore, what Xi Jinping has done harms the country, the people, himself, his ancestors, his family, and his friends. All those friends from before were promoted by him. If he falls, all of them will fall too. This is what Xi Jinping has done over these past two years. You saw the seven days; I talked about seven days. I said he really didn't come out for seven days, so this proves that there is a high probability, over ninety percent, that he has had a stroke, that he has already had a stroke.

So, let's talk about the US this time. Over the past two days—yesterday, and I made a video this morning—I said that Xi Jinping and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) have shown some very strange phenomena. Look at how He Lifeng led a business delegation this time. He Lifeng is a member of the CCP Central Committee, a member of the Politburo, and a Vice Premier of the State Council, and he brought a business delegation with him. On the 19th, which was yesterday, they flew to the US to meet with the US Secretary of Commerce—I think it's Bessent—and it seems they have been discussing business matters over these two days. I think this is also extremely abnormal. You remember when Trump went to China back then, he brought all his entourage with him, right? They all went together, and then they sat down to talk. This time, surprisingly, He Lifeng arrived a few days early. According to the schedule, from the 19th to the 23rd, about four days. These four days are for discussing business with the US, likely trade, right? Discussing trade barriers, both sides discussing these trade barrier issues. Logically speaking, Xi Jinping and He Lifeng—since he is the Vice Premier—should have come together to discuss this. But now, look, He Lifeng's situation is another very abnormal thing. So these things are all right in front of us, and no one knows whether Xi Jinping can actually come. I estimate that it is possible he might come, but if he does, he is risking his life. You know, a minor stroke is a very serious matter, and no matter how good your medical team is, this involves blood vessels. If you have a new blockage, or if it's not controlled well, your blood vessels could rupture. Xi Jinping is not a 40 or 50-year-old; he is over 70. For a person over 70, the blood vessels are already aged, and severely aged at that. Moreover, look at Xi Jinping's lifestyle; you can tell just by looking at him. His face is swollen, which is completely abnormal, and his body is very obese. At first glance, he looks like an alcoholic. This kind of lifestyle is completely abnormal. It's caused by COVID. If Xi Jinping were standing in front of you, you would know at a glance that his ability to control his food intake is very poor. Therefore, I don't think—I believe that if Xi Jinping were to come, he would truly be risking his life. If he comes, he won't stay long; he absolutely won't stay for long. He might just fly over, have a meeting, perform a ceremonial act, and then leave. He would stay for one night at most, one night at most. This is the current situation with Xi Jinping. Up until now, there has been nothing. Look, today is already the evening of the 20th in US time, which is the morning of the 21st in China, and there is no news at all. I mentioned this in my program this morning; even the usual rhetoric about China-US friendship and all that is gone. Previously, whenever there was going to be a meeting, there would be some standard rhetoric, and the propaganda would keep up with it. Now, there is no propaganda at all. Let me show you.

Look, Xinhua News Agency is acting very strangely right now. Look at what was published today: China-U.S. economic and trade consultations have begun in New York, America. See that? Good, now look further, at this specific sentence. The economic and trade teams of China and the United States have begun holding talks in New York, America. The text below is just this single sentence, see? Just this one sentence. Normally, it should say that the economic and trade teams of China and the U.S. have started holding trade consultations in the U.S., paving the way for Chairman Xi, for the meeting between the two heads of state, or laying that foundation, right? At the very least, you'd expect a sentence like that below, but now even that sentence is gone. So, this is very, it's an extremely abnormal thing. It should be, I wrote a note for it myself, saying it should at least have a sentence at the end like: and paving the way for the upcoming summit between the two heads of state, right? Normally, that's how it goes—if Xi Jinping is coming, if they are coming, if Xi Jinping is coming over, then it's to pave the way for consultations between Xi Jinping and the other head of state, or for a summit between the two heads of state. That sentence should be placed at the end, yet even that sentence is missing. I mean, I have never seen a press release lack this kind of thing, because normally in a couple of days the two heads of state are going to meet, and at the very least you would write some polite remarks, but even those words are omitted. Therefore, all of these things are extremely abnormal, completely irregular, and whatever is being published right now consists of irregular things. So everyone is watching to see whether Xi Jinping will actually come or not. Up to now, there is no information whatsoever. If he is going to come, then I imagine Xi Jinping must be taking his life in his hands to come; who knows what day, who knows when a sudden incident might happen, it's entirely possible. You see, he didn't even attend the Indian banquet, and I don't know what it will be like when he gets to America. By the time he reaches America, he will have spent a full seven days, making it eight or nine days by tomorrow, at most nine days, and on the tenth day he crosses over—meaning it's ten days since he returned from India. Didn't he return from India on the 13th? Right, arriving in the U.S. on the 23rd, he is heading to the U.S. again. In total, there are only ten days, spanning a period of ten days. Alright, let's wait for news, let's wait for news. Today, right now, it's morning, Beijing morning, 6:00 AM. Around 9:00 to 10:00 AM today, let's see if Xinhua News Agency has any new updates, or if the Ministry of Commerce or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has any new press releases coming out. If there are any, I will do a live stream for everyone then. Alright, thank you all for watching.