Is Huang Qifan Being Retaliated Against by Xi Jinping? Two Charges: Helping Bo Xilai Seize Wang Lijun; Publicly Saying Hong Kong's Economy Has Collapsed! The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security Uses Big Data to Hunt Down People for Pension Contributions; Mo Yan Takes the Heat with Kevin Tsai: Crowned a “Reactionary Intellectual”! (Old Beijing Teahouse / Episode 1772 / 2026 / 10 / 13)

This episode mainly discusses the downfall of former Chongqing Mayor Huang Qifan and the political background behind it, including his involvement in handling the Wang Lijun incident years ago and his recent public remarks predicting the collapse of Hong Kong's economy. It also covers the strong public backlash against the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security's recent use of big data and cross-departmental comparisons to force uninsured individuals and flexible workers to pay into pension insurance, as well as the incident where Nobel laureate Mo Yan was labeled a "reactionary intellectual" by Little Pinks after they dug up his anti-war remarks from a Taiwanese program years ago.

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It is said that the process of Heaven destroying the CCP is rapid; is the world changing too fast? Yuanfang, what do you think? Don't bother asking Yuanfang; even the "tumbler" of the CCP officialdom, Huang Qifan, has fallen. What miracle can't be created now? The "Red Horse and Red Sheep" (a traditional omen of disaster) is no joke. I scrolled past a very ironic statement from Mr. Tao Miao: Huang Qifan, who once followed Bo Xilai's orders to lead a large contingent of armed Chongqing SWAT police to storm the U.S. Consulate in Chengdu to seize Wang Lijun, was officially announced as fallen last night. The rumors online have come true again. The CCP's Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the National Supervisory Commission jointly announced that Huang Qifan, former Deputy Party Secretary and former Mayor of Chongqing, is undergoing disciplinary review and supervisory investigation by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the National Supervisory Commission. All media and foreign outlets have taken note. Deutsche Welle used the headline: "China's political tumbler Huang Qifan falls." Xi Jinping's new era is absolutely an era where everything can end up as a "tail-ender" (unfinished project), including the tumbler himself; the Deutsche Welle editor was quite sentimental about that. The 74-year-old Huang Qifan served in Chongqing for about 15 years, working with six different Party Secretaries. He survived the downfall of two secretaries, Bo Xilai and Sun Zhengcai, and remained standing despite the political tremors, almost becoming a super evergreen tree. Until 2026, when multiple media outlets confirmed that Huang Qifan was originally scheduled to attend a forum in Hangzhou on October 26 as a keynote speaker, BUT, the event was later secretly and inexplicably canceled. Whenever there is a "BUT," nothing good follows.

Below, a netizen added that he had just come to our school to give a lecture a few days ago, talking about high-quality development during the 15th Five-Year Plan and so on. For a tumbler, falling suddenly is truly hard to guard against. Who told him not to scroll through X more often? In yesterday's episode, Li Zheng summarized all the news about Huang Qifan's trouble on X, a predictive report, which led a Little Pink in the comment section to shout, "Is this the CCP's overseas propaganda (Da Wai Xuan)?" The surprise came a bit suddenly. People said the "Old Beijing Teahouse" (Da Wai Xuan) disclosed Huang Qifan's investigation ahead of time, with the program airing a full 8 hours before the party media's official announcement. Frustrating. But you have to admit, the Little Pink really put in the effort, doing all that math. Jokes aside, regarding Huang Qifan having left Chongqing for many years and still getting into trouble, the CCP's official press release really points directly to Chongqing. Of course it points to Chongqing; everyone on Earth knows that Xi Jinping is a petty person who seeks revenge for the slightest grievance. What was Huang Qifan's relationship with Bo Xilai in Chongqing back then? Nodding and bowing before Bo? Well, you can't just look at the surface. Writer Cui Chenghao lifted the lid: This is Huang Qifan's most classic photo, taken during the Two Sessions. He looks submissive, BUT, Bo Xilai once secretly used Xu Ming's private jet to return to Chongqing, and Huang Qifan quietly and tactfully reported it to the central government. A netizen commented sharply: "Playing both sides, and ended up playing himself in." The CCP's officialdom is always a place where you can know a person's face but not their heart.

Netizens have revealed an exclusive piece of information: during a meeting, Huang Qifan once had a disagreement with Bo Xilai. Bo, in a fit of rage, grabbed the teacup in front of him and threw it directly at Huang. It was so brutal. The teacup shattered on the spot, splashing tea all over the table. As for Huang Qifan, he didn't say a word; he just grabbed his bag and bolted out the door—he was scared off. Yet, the next day, when Huang Qifan appeared to answer reporters' questions, he actually said that his partnership with Secretary Bo was as smooth as fish in water. Ugh, I almost threw up. Netizens also said that once, when they were in a meeting with him, Huang Qifan sat there talking incessantly for three or four hours without taking a single sip of water, rattling off all sorts of data, true or false, that no one could handle. Perhaps Bo throwing the teacup at him was just because he couldn't get a word in edgewise, who knows? Of course, rumors in official circles never reveal the full truth. One thing is certain: when it came to making final decisions, Huang Qifan had to follow Bo Xilai's orders. Naturally, when he was the second-in-command at the Ministry of Commerce, he was desperately trying to steal the spotlight from his superior, Wu Yi, and was eventually fired by her before he went to Chongqing. Right, other things are trivial, but the incident where Wang Lijun fled to the U.S. Consulate exposed the binding relationship between Huang Qifan and Bo Xilai beyond any doubt. As mentioned earlier, Huang Qifan, acting on Bo Xilai's orders, led a large contingent of armed Chongqing SWAT police to surround the U.S. Consulate in Chengdu, attempting to seize Wang Lijun—it was a massive international embarrassment. After Bo Gu Kailai committed murder to silence witnesses, Wang Lijun failed to clean up the mess properly and was slapped by Bo Xilai. Bo also arrested all of Wang's aides. Knowing that he would lose his life if he didn't run, Wang Lijun disguised himself as a woman, took a pile of Bo Xilai's top-secret files—evidence of Bo's plot to seize power—and fled to the U.S. Consulate at night. It was just like a Hollywood blockbuster.

When Bo Xilai found out, he was devastated, feeling that the situation was lost. He wanted to fight to the death and get Wang Lijun out of the consulate. Bo wanted to play hardball but didn't want to show his face, so he ordered Huang Qifan, 'You go.' Isn't he wicked? He dumped the entire burden of this major international diplomatic incident—the '200-jin' weight of attacking the U.S. Consulate—right onto Huang Qifan's shoulders. You tell me, isn't this 'tumbler' (indestructible official) unlucky? Once he carried this black pot, Huang Qifan had to spend so much effort trying to distance himself from it. Once, when cornered by a Phoenix TV reporter, he was so desperate that he started stuttering while trying to whitewash his actions. Look here, see? Poor Huang was so flustered he couldn't even speak clearly, circling around the two reefs of Bo Xilai and the military vehicles. If he had admitted he did it under Bo's orders, especially admitting he had mobilized troops, that would have been the end of him. Not to mention the Americans, even Hu Jintao, Wen Jiabao, and Xi Jinping wouldn't have spared him. A local official daring to mobilize armed police and military forces without authorization? That's treason. So, the 'tumbler' dodged and weaved, finally managing to extricate his sweating self from the cross-border military incident that caused a major Sino-U.S. diplomatic crisis, and even managed to award himself a second-class merit, claiming, 'I personally persuaded Wang Lijun to come out.' Netizens couldn't help but sigh, saying, 'What's the point of all that? Wang Lijun is being released next year, and Huang Qifan is going in. Isn't that ironic?' If the previous online rumors about Wang Lijun dying in prison were false, then it's truly confusing.

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Alright, back to the story. We previously shared with tea friends that when Xi Jinping was the mayor of Xiamen, he went to Beijing to lobby for a promotion and got into a fight with a local official from Yan'an—the Secretary of the Yan'an Prefectural Committee, Bai Enpei, right. That guy never expected that Xi Jinping would keep a grudge. Later, when Bai Enpei became the Secretary of the Yunnan Provincial Committee, Xi Jinping ordered Wang Qishan to sign off on a suspended death sentence, and one that strictly forbade parole. So, you see, when Huang Qifan was bowing and scraping before Bo Xilai, acting as if he were 'as smooth as fish in water,' he thought he was just acting, but 'Baozi' (Xi Jinping) saw it all and took it seriously. Xi Jinping and Bo Xilai are absolute mortal enemies. If you ask me, the fact that the 'tumbler' Huang Qifan survived so many close calls was probably because he got cocky and really thought he was an 'everlasting radio wave.' How frustrating. Later, after he retired from Chongqing and gradually regained fame in the expert field, he started speaking out of turn. He even publicly conveyed the following message: even if Chairman Xi ruins the Hong Kong economy, don't be nervous; as long as Hong Kong maintains its existing ten major tax benefits, once 'Baozi' is gone, Hong Kong can still prosper. Wait, does the 'tumbler' not want to live anymore? I don't know. Look here, he's done for. He was already suspected and sidelined because of the Bo Xilai incident, and now he dares to speak recklessly. 'Baozi' must be grinding his teeth in rage. This is intolerable. Let's have an emergency poll: Tea friends, do you think Huang Qifan's official downfall is related to the Bo Xilai case? Here are the options: 1. Definitely related; 2. Possibly related, but there must be other reasons; 3. Whether it's related or not doesn't matter because Xi Jinping has gone crazy with the purges; 4. The CCP is doomed, no one is safe unless they jump ship. Hurry up and type your number in the comments section.

As the saying goes, after being repeatedly harvested by the Chinese people in the name of "doing it for your own good" and "serving you," everyone has finally reached a consensus. What consensus? Whenever the Party and the government enthusiastically urge you, push you, and ultimately even force you to do something, you will basically end up bearing the cost in the end: buying a house, getting married, having children, donating blood, and students signing to voluntarily donate organs. Now the Party is here again to do you good and serve you. I refuse. Sorry, you need to correct your attitude, look over here—uh, you wouldn't dare refuse anymore, please go ahead and serve to your heart's content. The General Secretary said that if you are beaten and won't move, you are dragged and walk backward. If you had this attitude earlier, why would the Party have to go through the trouble of using powerful big data and human wave tactics to dig you social outcasts out from every nook and cranny? What are they trying to do? Nothing much, just for your own good, to get you insured. Well, aren't you so moved you could cry, or vomit? But it's too late for anything. On October 10, at a press conference of the State Council Information Office, Li Zhong, Vice Minister of Human Resources and Social Security, laid all his cards on the table: as of the end of September, there are still many people across the country who have not enrolled in basic pension insurance. Where on earth are these people? They must be plucked out through all sorts of methods until they are successfully mobilized to enroll, and that's that. Why are they so desperately forcing leeks to enroll? There must be some huge pit they're digging—a heavenly pit. Just think about it: if the insurance had a high return rate and strong certainty, the bottom-tier cattle and horses would be lining up and sprinting a hundred meters forward to grab it, just like grabbing a government-backed position (bianzhi) to get ashore. Look at them now; they have to mobilize cross-departmental data comparison and grid workers to go door-to-door just to recruit a few people, and even then, there's no guarantee they'll get them. Therefore, the Party knows very well that ordinary people know that paying this stuff is no longer cost-effective, so they can only increase the cost of non-participation to force them into the trap. Needless to say, enterprises that do not participate will be fined to the maximum extent, and policy access, laws, and regulations will be clamped down. As for individuals, red codes and tripwires can be pulled up at any time to directly banish them from moving about. Under such wicked intentions, the State Administration of Taxation simultaneously introduced a whole bunch of supporting policies with a particularly formidable name, the "National Taxation Administrative Penalty Discretionary Benchmark 2026 Edition," centered entirely around the word "fine." Starting November 1, 2026, any employer that fails to pay social insurance contributions will face fines—this is outright daylight robbery. Even if an enterprise goes bankrupt, unpaid social insurance contributions will still be subject to fines. How do you fine a bankrupt company? You find the legal representative. If the legal representative dares to refuse to pay the fine, they will be placed on a credit blacklist. I just knew it; once placed on a blacklist, they will face all-round restrictions. Restrict them however they want; anyway, they have no money and no chance to take high-speed rail, airplanes, or enjoy high-end consumption. A legal representative is willing to risk their own life to send all employees of the company on board, protecting as many as they can. Well, you're overthinking it. Although these administrative penalties target employers, individuals who fail to pay social insurance will likewise face unlimited restrictions on all kinds of rights. Ah, what rights are restricted? Please refer to the red, yellow, and green codes during the epidemic; the social security code can easily make its debut. That's right, employers and individuals, not a single one can escape. The Party has a double insurance: win twice, collect twice. Aren't they winning overwhelmingly? No wonder when the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security shouted "ensure everyone is covered," the onlookers could instantly read between the lines. Social security is running out of money, so they are starting to find people through data to rob them of it. The communist bandits have shown their true colors, and the communist bandits have shown their true colors—the rebound has also followed. If you have no job and no income, what do you use to pay? Who doesn't want to pay? It's that we can't afford to pay, alright? Oh, let us experience the shock. Didn't Weibo Big V Xia Yubing say that paying social security is indeed necessary, but the premise is having a job? Can the focus be placed on trying our best to expand employment opportunities? The Party says, don't shift the pressure; aren't employment opportunities right there? Food delivery, ride-hailing, street stalls, barbecue, live streaming, or getting your kidney harvested in Northern Myanmar. At worst, you can even harvest your own kidney. Is this human speech? Well, whether it's human speech or not, the line is busy and nothing more was said through the night.

A netizen had a wildly profound flash of insight, directly simplifying the social insurance debate down to the four characters of "comprehensive coverage" (应保尽保), and then took the relevant content to ask Doubao. Doubao didn't realize it was a trap and replied instantly, saying this is a typical pig-butchering scam and you are very likely encountering a fraudster—well, well, a pig-butchering scam. Doubao started speaking human words before it crashed; you can't blame Doubao for being bluntly honest, as the Party's pension insurance perfectly matches the characteristics of a scam. Look, they proactively come looking for you to continuously pay money, promising returns decades later. Say what you will, Doubao wasn't talking nonsense out of its ass. According to the most rustic and universal logic, the conclusion drawn is the most correct one, completely nailing down the scammer for what they are. Next, let's deeply dig into the even more sinister intentions behind the speech by the Vice Minister of Human Resources and Social Security—even more sinister indeed. Right, it's not just as simple as comprehensive coverage; what else are they going to do? During Li Zhong's speech, such a sentence popped up: where are the people who haven't participated in insurance yet? You might as well just ask, "Those absent from the meeting, please raise your hands," how nice would that be. That's not the punchline; let me tell you straight, you certainly couldn't imagine—how many people do you know are actually left after the Party makes a big fuss, puffs its cheeks, and searches every nook and cranny for the uninsured? How many? According to the CCP's deception that there are 1.4 billion people and already over 1 billion insured, surely there must still be at least over 300 million beasts of burden uninsured, right? How about that, you've been taken for a ride! Listen carefully: according to official CCP data, by the end of 2025, the total population of China minus the number of people already insured leaves less than 370 million. What I just said was there are still over 300 million uninsured—don't rush, let's still use official CCP data: the total population aged 0 to 21 in the country is 330 million. The vast majority of these people haven't entered society to look for work yet, and naturally haven't participated in insurance either. Oh, these people aren't even included in the statistics, what are we talking about? Therefore, all the 370 million uninsured minus the 330 million underaged, calculating it out, the beasts of burden who should pay but haven't paid yet are left with less than 40 million. My godness! There are only 40 million people who haven't entered the Party-State's pension Ponzi scheme, so you have to think simply: long-term unemployed, lying-flat, elderly-dependent populations total less than 40 million altogether. Even if you work the oil press until it vomits blood, you can't squeeze much oil out of them. Furthermore, as for these 40 million, with no income, where are they going to go to pay pension insurance? So Vice Minister Li Zhong gave the answer: the dead horses are already incurable, and they still have to pick the robust, flexible beasts of burden from among the harnessed living horses. What magical creatures? Flexible employment personnel, migrant workers, and new employment forms. A considerable portion of these people have already joined insurance, but—and this is the big but—they have only joined resident pension insurance. What does this mean? They urgently need to upgrade their tiers and pay more money! I refuse. We flexible beasts of burden pay resident pension insurance precisely because the contribution is low, and it falls quite short compared to normal employee pension insurance—that's right. So Vice Minister Li Zhong laid out the central idea completely: the next step is to heavily encourage and support flexible employment personnel, migrant workers, and new employment form personnel to convert the low-contribution resident pension insurance into the high-contribution employee pension insurance. Won't the money come pouring in like this? Get lost over there, we can afford the cheap ones, where are we supposed to find the money when you unilaterally hike prices? Well, that's none of our concern; the money in the beasts of burden's pockets is like water in a sponge—if you squeeze it, a lot of coins can always drip out. Is that human speech? Roughly calculated, the lowest tier of employee pension insurance in many cities can easily cost over 10,000 RMB a year in pension insurance. Plugging this gap means the Party directly reaps a bumper harvest. Stop right there for a second—what does over 10,000 RMB mean? Part-time workers, couriers, and odd-job masters whose monthly income of four to five thousand is still unstable would be working for nothing for two to three months! The Party states that they aren't working for nothing; they are gloriously working for nothing—it's the same thing. No, it's not the same thing; this is working for nothing under the premise of the Party and the government. Giving birth is great, working for nothing is glorious! Anyone who dies should do it while they're young and pay early so there's security when they're old—what a mentally disabled idea. Next month's rent hasn't even been secured yet, and besides, we live in hunger and cold all day long and won't live to 65 anyway! Mother Party says a successful life is not about length, but quality—while you can still breathe, hurry up and become glorious. Comprehensive coverage and comprehensive hikes, upgrading tiers makes this life not lived in vain! Exclamation mark.

All 6 prizes of the 2026 Nobel Prize were announced on October 12, and who won them? This year's Prize in Literature was awarded to 76-year-old Canadian poet Anne Carson. The Swedish Academy praised her work as bold and creative, opening up new forms for contemporary literature through a lively dialogue with classical traditions. A bit confusing, let's keep going. Carson wasn't confused at all; when she received the winning call, she briefly told the other person, sorry, I am in Iceland, listening to the singing of the strong wind right now. Wow, listening to the wind in Iceland, how cool. China's only Nobel laureate in literature, Mo Yan, weakly expressed that I am also pretty cool, well, that's the cool of the chilly wind, days are going to be chilly lately, what's going on? What's ringing in my ears is not the natural sound of the strong wind, but a murderous wave of criticism. Wait a minute, what is going on here? Did Mo Yan offend anyone? The elder brother has disappeared from the public eye for a while now. No matter how long Teacher Mo has been missing, it can't stop Little Pinks from hunting people down across time, why must they hunt him down? Well-known Taiwanese media personality Kevin Tsai stated that it was all the moon's fault. I am called Wanwan, and Tsai Wanwan got caught in the crossfire, implicating Mo Yan across the sea, take that. Speaking of which, didn't Kevin Tsai appear at a mobilization rally the other day? Everyone knows, what happened? Ocean currents, CCP official media rushed into action, successively publishing articles fiercely criticizing Kevin Tsai as a filthy two-faced person, a sophisticated egoist, colluding with Taiwan independence forces, blah blah blah, none of them repeated, and he was directly beaten into the Wanwan version of traitor, spy, work-sabotager Cai Shaoqi. The Little Pinks got high on chicken blood and set out on a commanded crusade, righteously staging an expanded crackdown movement, and the grandson is here again. As various pink detectives dug deep and shallow, Mo Yan's anti-war remarks made on Kevin Tsai's show years ago were shockingly fished out. Done for, having discovered this major target for attack, the Little Pinks' adrenaline surged to the max. Is it that shocking? Mo Yan could cause substantive damage within the country in literally a minute. Wait a second, anti-war remarks? Mo Yan even talked about this? Saying that this interview was from 21 years ago in 2005, when Mo Yan appeared on Kevin Tsai's Tuesday No Reading show. At that time, Kevin Tsai asked Mo Yan why his novel Comrades-in-Arms Reunion was rejected by 4 journals. Rejected by 4 journals, so bumpy, how did Mo Yan answer? Mo Yan said don't mention it, after the end of the Sino-Vietnamese War in the late 1970s, a large group of CCP military writers wrote many novels reflecting the war. BUT, superficial, too utilitarian, elevating the quality of CCP soldiers, copying Soviet NCO literature assignments, I couldn't stand it. This didn't work, saying mainstream novels are superficial and unbearable. Mo Yan also said a bunch of hard truths, for example, grassroots CCP officers and soldiers mainly came from rural areas with low cultural standards, so they actually couldn't copy other people's assignments. Why? Because Soviet soldiers had a Russian NCO aristocratic tradition and higher cultural literacy, it was different, that's it. Rubbing salt into the wound, lifting the lid off the Party's military literature. Others have potatoes and beef, your party has a pot of potatoes. As if this wasn't enough, the Little Pinks grabbed onto that other thing about Mo Yan, reflecting that the Sino-Vietnamese War was completely worthless. Ah, he dared to maliciously reflect, saying that after sacrificing so many soldiers, in less than 10 years, the top leaders of China and Vietnam shook hands and made peace again, calling each other friendly neighbors. The lives of tens of thousands of soldiers thrown into a basin made no sound, look over here, completely ruined. Unintentional words fall on attentive ears, throwing out the four words shaking hands and making peace, Xi must have been hurt again. Not only did he shake hands with the top leader of Vietnam, but he also rushed to shake hands while carrying the scars of a cerebral hemorrhage, severely damaging the Four Confidences. The PLA officers and soldiers lack culture and the Sino-Vietnamese War was meaningless, a win-win turned into a double-loss. You tell me if this is poking a hornet's nest, a super-sized hornet's nest. Countless netizen Little Pinks fiercely criticized Mo Yan in the comment section as a reactionary literatus and an utter bastard. The West would not reward him for no reason, and winning the Nobel Prize definitely had something behind it. Mo Yan's works only fit European and American tastes, sitting at home while the blame falls from the sky. You talk about this incredible timing, the big hat of a reactionary literatus that had disappeared for 60 or 70 years has made a comeback, the style of the Cultural Revolution is hitting you right in the face. Let brothers give Mo Yan a word of advice: in Party history, there are too many fortunate enough to be branded as reactionary literatus, including but not limited to Hu Shih, Fu Sinian, Chien Mu, Lao She, Chen Yinke, Wu Han, and Liang Sicheng. All of them are top figures in the academic world. Among them, Hu Shih, Fu Sinian, and Chien Mu managed to die in peace by fleeing to Taiwan, while the rest died miserable deaths because they trusted the Communist Party. In a word, being reactionary or not is not the most important thing; how you choose is the royal road. Mo Yan said, I have said that when I write novels I am as bold as a thief, but in life I am a coward, a coward, and a pitiful wretch. Eh, the General Secretary expressed that there is high energy ahead, a two-faced person has been found, keep arresting them. Fellow tea enthusiasts, let me announce some great news to everyone. Our Old Beijing Teahouse has its own Members' Home now. The website is laobeijingchaguan.com. These years on YouTube, talking about current politics and insider secrets often means having to stop right when things get interesting. It's not that we don't want to talk, but a little carelessness leads to yellow-listing and traffic restriction. 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