Xinhua Finally Publishes Confirmation of Xi Jinping's US Visit! Can Xi Jinping, After Seven Days of Stroke Treatment, Withstand the Turmoil?
This episode mainly reports that Xinhua News Agency has officially announced that Xi Jinping will visit the United States from September 23 to 25, 2026. The host points out that Xi Jinping's rare seven-day disappearance was actually due to a sudden mild stroke, for which he received intensive treatment in a hospital bed. At the same time, the host analyzes the signals of political tightening released by the recent meeting of the CCP Central Committee Politburo Standing Committee and mentions that overseas anti-CCP organizations are planning large-scale protests against his itinerary in Washington.
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Hello, audience! The first live stream of the day has begun! I just woke up, sorry about that. It is now 9:00 AM on the 21st, Eastern Time. Regarding Xi Jinping, Xinhua News Agency released an official press release about five hours ago—around 4:00 PM Beijing time—confirming that Xi Jinping will pay a state visit to the United States from the 23rd to the 25th, which is a two-day stay. So, the itinerary is set. For the entire seven days prior, Xi Jinping had completely disappeared. During these seven days, he was undergoing intensive treatment for a stroke. I can tell everyone that it is absolutely certain he had a stroke this time, because the entire seven-day treatment process was for a stroke—specifically, it was the initial stage, a treatment period for a mild stroke; this is completely certain. He didn't move at all during these seven days and remained in a hospital bed. So, being a national leader is not that easy. I have been saying that Xi Jinping has been constantly wrecking his own body, right? Look at the way he walks, look at his... his reactions; they are completely not the reactions of a normal, healthy person. Now, I think this time, his entire medical team must have said that he needs at least three months of quiet recuperation; this is the most necessary procedure for an initial stroke. Even for an ordinary elderly person, if you get this illness, right? If you have a stroke, you also need three months of quiet recuperation. After the entire seven-day treatment period is over, assuming the blood clot has disappeared, you then begin a three-month period of quiet recuperation. During these three months, you cannot exert yourself. You might be able to walk around a little, or do a little bit. But Xi Jinping, this time, has no choice. I estimate that his entire medical team probably did not allow him to come to the United States. But once you are in his position, you cannot get off. Now, he is actually taking this risk by coming. Look, after Xi Jinping, by the end of October—it seems a document was released today—the Fifth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee seems to be scheduled. Yes, the Fifth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee will be held in Beijing from October 26th to 29th. Yesterday, the 21st, Xi Jinping also held a meeting. He held another meeting. What kind of meeting? He held a meeting of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CCP Central Committee to discuss some issues. These issues might be very important to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). It tightened politics, specifically the political control within the Communist Party. I seem to have already seen the details; I saw them in the middle of the night. Anyway, his meeting this time—which was on Tuesday the 21st, or about a dozen hours ago—emphasized the tightening of politics within the Communist Party, which is the assessment of political ideology.
Regarding this point, I estimate that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is about to start causing trouble within its own ranks again. If they are still playing this game, then I think the internal struggle within the CCP must be very serious, indeed very serious. You see, every time the CCP engages in political struggle, it must be because a lot of opposition has emerged, which is why they initiate these struggles. Otherwise, if the politics were stable and the ideology were stable, there would be no point in initiating such political struggles, right? Mao was like that. It is like a pathogen has appeared, symptoms have emerged, and treatment must begin. He is now treating the CCP, and what is the premise for treating the CCP? The premise is that major divisions have occurred within the CCP, and his faction may not necessarily be able to suppress the others, so he uses political struggle as a tool to contain them. The meeting emphasized that to persistently promote comprehensive and strict party governance, one must adhere to Marxism, Leninism, and Mao Zedong Thought. Now they have started bringing up those old things again. Mao Zedong Thought, Deng Xiaoping Theory, the Three Represents, and the Scientific Outlook on Development—fully implementing them means flattering all those who came before. You see, first is Marxism, which is the highest tenet. Second, Mao Zedong Thought brings Mao in; Deng Xiaoping Theory brings Deng in; the Three Represents brings Jiang Zemin in. The Scientific Outlook on Development was proposed by Hu Jintao, so it brings Hu Jintao in as well. Then he mentioned his own 'Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era,' 'deeply studying and implementing Xi Jinping's thinking on party building,' and 'focusing on realizing the party's mission and tasks, and implementing the general requirements for party building in the new era.' Anyway, focusing on the CCP's ideological and political construction is actually quite terrifying. That is to say, if there were no such internal divisions or struggles within the CCP, he would not be issuing these things. If the party were very stable, why would you issue this? To torture yourself? Not at all. What is the main point? It is that the internal struggle within the party is very serious, there are huge disagreements, and there is a lot of opposition to him. Moreover, the release of this document is very unusual. In the past, these things were not mentioned; previously, only two were mentioned: one is Marxism, one is Mao, one is Deng, and yes, this Xi Jinping theory, Xi Jinping thought. Now, this time, all of these people have been mentioned. I estimate that there are many factions within the CCP. Those factions all believe, for example, that Deng's ideology is feasible and confirmed. A few years ago, Xi Jinping almost forgot about Deng Xiaoping, because what he is doing is completely contrary to Deng's reform and opening up. If you look at the whole situation in China now, it is just like this. What is Deng's approach? Deng's approach was to rely entirely on the West for salvation. Although politically it was still the CCP's leadership, all economic systems and all these ways of governing the country were based on the Western model, such as democratic reforms, weakening the party's leadership, and focusing primarily on the market. Xi Jinping is completely different; he does not focus on the market, he no longer even talks about the word 'market,' and everything he does is based on politics, the CCP, and centralization. What he is doing is Mao's approach, and Mao's approach is completely opposite to Deng's. Now he has brought out Mao's approach, Deng's approach, and even Jiang Zemin's. The things Jiang Zemin did were the things Deng did, the things Deng Xiaoping did. Now Xi Jinping has brought all these people out. So, to what extent is Xi Jinping pathetic now? Pathetic to the point that he is sick. After a person gets sick, even if he has a very strong medical team, he still has no choice. In major events, he has to show up without getting proper rest. I estimate that this person's health problems are very serious, but there is no other way now. Now, as a country, you have to attend major foreign affairs activities and major meetings within the CCP, so under these circumstances, he can only force himself to show up. It is just like Mao Zedong back then. If you look at the few years after Mao, in the five or six years before he died, Mao actually rarely appeared. At that time, Mao was almost lying in bed every day, and it was hard for him even to sit up.
When he sits, he can only sit on that bed or that sofa, wearing those pajamas; he doesn't even wear normal clothes anymore, he doesn't wear regular clothes, he just wears pajamas all the time. Many times, towards the end, he was meeting with foreign heads of state while sick. You can all check some of his later news photos; there aren't even any photos of him standing, he's just sitting there. Now, the medical technology Xi Jinping uses is different from the medical technology of the past; he is now purely relying on high-tech medical technology to sustain himself. Moving forward, Xi Jinping is going to have to do something: organ transplants—liver transplants, kidney transplants, things like that might be next. The Chinese people are going to be in trouble; once a match is found for someone, he will have to get a transplant. There is no other way now; when many elderly people suffer from organ failure and their own functions are gone, they find ways to replace them. Moreover, organ transplants, human organ transplants, are already very common now. This technology for replacing internal organs is very advanced, and Xi Jinping may be the next one to undergo these procedures.
Look at these past few days, you see Xi Jinping has been very strange. Just two days before his departure, on the 21st, he was scheduled to leave Beijing on the 23rd, but the news was only released on the 21st. For a full seven days, he was completely silent. However, I have discussed this with some doctor friends, and his condition would not cause sudden death, so that is not an issue. The main point is that his condition could worsen. Now, the medication Xi Jinping is using is likely the best in the world, the absolute best, so he might recover better than the average person. But we can look at his left side after he arrives this time, especially his hand, which should be visible. The more videos and footage there are, the more we can see a person's current state. I estimate that his recovery is not that simple. His blood clot in the brain might not be that severe, but surgery is impossible this time; it has not reached the level requiring surgery. My friend said his treatment method is to lie in bed, with drugs continuously being infused into him, allowing him to undergo internal blood circulation to slowly, slowly dissolve the clot. The entire dissolution process takes seven days, which is why he did not appear for seven days, and only finally appeared after a full week. It can be confirmed that this person has likely had a minor stroke, but there is no other way; he must come to the United States because the U.S. is too important to him. Moreover, this timing has already been set, and the U.S. side has already made all the arrangements. After Xi Jinping arrives this time, he will also have to face a large number of protesters. This time in Washington, those protest groups will have thousands, at the very least tens of thousands of protesters rushing to Washington. Washington itself is not very big; I am very familiar with Washington. I lived in Washington for about half a year, adding up to over a year in total. I am very familiar with Washington, Constitution Avenue, all the major avenues, the areas around the White House, the Capitol, and the State Department. This place is not big at all; it is not far to walk anywhere. If you want tens of thousands of people in that area, it is not just Chinese people; there are also other groups, some foreigners from overseas mixed in, who are also protesting there. So it will be lively these next two days, from the 23rd to the 25th. In fact, there are many overseas anti-CCP organizations with many branches; they are all independent entities. Many of these branches are very familiar with me, and they called me two days ago asking if I was going. So I sent them a message this morning telling them that Xinhua News Agency has already released the report. As of yesterday afternoon, they were still asking me whether Xi Jinping was coming or not. This news was released less than six hours ago, confirming Xi Jinping's itinerary to the U.S. Alright, I won't chat with you all anymore. I just woke up. If there is follow-up news, I haven't decided yet whether to go to Washington. If I do go, I will do a live broadcast for everyone. Thank you for watching, and see you in the next program.