Xi Jinping's Dictatorship Is Nearing Its End! Anti-Xi Forces Across the Entire Military Are Massing.

Hu Liren analyzed in the program that the current domestic situation in China is severe, and anti-Xi forces within the party, the military, and the political sphere are continuously growing and forming a joint force. He pointed out that Xi Jinping's massive purge through strict party governance and the arrest of senior generals such as Zhang Youxia have triggered a strong backlash from the military, while public grievances and protests in western regions may also become the fuse for the regime's collapse. With economic deterioration and the alienation of the public, Xi Jinping's dictatorial rule is becoming unsustainable.

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Hello, viewers and friends! Today's first live broadcast is starting. During this period, these past two days, the domestic situation in China has been very severe. Well, everyone also, uh, many people are now showing their cards. Xi Jinping has actually shown his cards too. Look, before the 20th Party Congress, this Fifth Plenary Session, before going to the United States, he completely showed his cards on two matters. One is that he used so-called strict party governance to carry out a massive purge, which proves, from several aspects, that first, the anti-Xi forces within the Chinese Communist Party have now openly confronted him. This means that the anti-Xi forces are growing stronger and stronger, so he has to launch a comprehensive massive purge, just like Mao did when he launched the Cultural Revolution. Before the Cultural Revolution, Mao actually faced massive attacks within the party, and the same was true within the military. It was the same, uh, precisely in two aspects, one being military and political affairs, uh, including people's livelihoods at that time. Because at that time, a large number of people—look, in the early 1960s, a large number of people starved to death, right? After they starved to death, well, there was no other way, who was going to ultimately provide a bottom line for this?

So many people within the party began to oppose him. Uh, this is a vicious cycle. Actually, his situation back then was the same as Xi Jinping's current situation. Uh, of course, this, uh, this wasn't starvation. Now, at that time, it was entirely that from 1949 onwards, after Mao came to power and later into the early 1960s, he completely ruined the entire economy. Ah! Ordinary people originally had food to eat, but later there was no food to eat at all, and a large number of people starved to death. Ah, people's lives are miserable throughout the country. Ah, and there were several times when, at that time, everyone might still remember, in the western regions—I talked about the western regions yesterday—the western regions are the easiest to fall into chaos. Do you know why? Hui rebellions. Tibetan rebellions. This is CCP rhetoric; what is it actually? It is actually ethnic minority regions resisting CCP rule, resisting the rule of the Chinese Communist Party. No matter how large-scale this kind of suppression is, you actually have no way to calm the public sentiment of the people in these regions. You need to know why it is very difficult to calm this public sentiment in the western regions. In the western regions, look, no matter when it is, under the rule of the Chinese Communist Party, the western regions actually have the firmest beliefs, the firmest beliefs.

Look at how the Han people nowadays are all going after this Tibetan Buddhist faith, right? Going to Tibet on pilgrimages and such. In fact, in that region, no matter how the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) rules or suppresses these religious groups, this kind of faith is firmly and deeply rooted in their genes. That is one thing. Another is the Hui people. Let me tell you, recently the Hui people have been causing quite a stir, specifically in the Hui regions, in places like Gansu and Qinghai, and some Hui people in Xinjiang. Of course, the suppression in Xinjiang is very severe. Have you all seen the videos from the last couple of days? If you go and look for them, there are some videos being posted of people wearing white caps and traditional Hui clothing, gathering at government offices—some provincial and municipal governments of the CCP—protesting. You have to understand, the CCP was actually quite lenient toward these ethnic minority regions at the beginning, trying to concede as much as possible. For instance, in terms of propaganda, they wouldn't dare to maliciously attack these Hui people.

I once had—I've told you all before—I used to have a media company. Because I worked in the internet industry, we had a media and news division. I hired a media director who was very senior in Shanghai. He once told me that when we wrote original articles, many of them were forwarded through Xinhua News Agency. However, for some articles, for example, our editors and reporters would write them—I had him manage that part because I didn't handle it myself—he told me that we must avoid topics involving religious beliefs or ethnic minorities. These topics are extremely sensitive. For example, if you write an article, you might immediately get a response from the other side. For instance, in those Hui or ethnic minority regions, or Tibetan regions, right? They might take that article and potentially cause trouble—what the CCP calls 'making trouble.'

Once trouble starts, if they trace it back, you could be the culprit. Therefore, our media personnel at the time, those editors, were absolutely not allowed to write about topics related to ethnic minorities or religion. For all such topics, our reference point was Xinhua News Agency or other party media outlets. Now, it's different. Recently, in the west, these Hui people wearing white caps have started to become dissatisfied because they genuinely feel that they can no longer make a living; they can't survive anymore. The economy in those regions is already poor, and look at the entire coastal region—it's already a mess. Under these circumstances, do you think these places can survive? When they can't survive, what does it lead to? It leads to people reflecting on political issues. These political issues then gradually evolve into ethnic issues. They start to reflect: 'Why can't we be independent?'

'Why must we be ruled by you Han people?' It goes back to the starting point, the CCP. When they look back at historical issues and events, they realize—and the younger generation who were previously brainwashed by the CCP are now looking back at history—'Oh, so the CCP was violently suppressing us.' Now, these people are very formidable when they rise up against the CCP; they are far more intense than the Han people. Look at the coastal regions; many people there are like, 'I'll try my best to make money and then escape.' You see, the most people leaving China are from Fujian, Guangdong, including the Jiangsu-Zhejiang area, Shandong, and the Yangtze River Delta. People like me, from the Yangtze River Delta, right? If it doesn't work out, I just leave. I have the ability to do so, right? But for them over there, look, their education is lacking, their economy is failing, right?

They left China, they left China, and they were also—how should I put it? It was very, very difficult for them to survive, because those who want to leave China often need to have a certain economic foundation. When you arrive in a country, you need a certain economic foundation and a certain cultural foundation. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in those places, the policy they implement is just to keep you fed; that has been their policy for so many years, and it is very brutal, actually very brutal. If you don't comply, I will suppress you, right? In those places, they also fully implement Sinicization, gradually eliminating all the local cultures of these ethnic minorities. What they call 'elimination' is actually the most important treasures of these ethnic minorities, their cultural things. You see, eliminating them means Sinicization; they don't let you speak, some even don't let you speak the local traditional language. Everything, from primary school, from kindergarten, implements this so-called Mandarin education. Ah, if you want to have bilingual education, they—but education is all controlled by the CCP. Including many Mongolians in Inner Mongolia now, the CCP doesn't even allow them to speak the Mongolian language. Ah, including the Wu dialect group now, the CCP is actually the same; it's like this everywhere.

Guangdong, look at the extent it has reached now. Many people have already—look at Shenzhen, this place is all speaking Mandarin. It's the same in Guangzhou. The traditional things are being eroded by these incoming cultures, including our Wu dialect group, it's the same now. In Shanghai, you speak this Mandarin, so, ah, everything the CCP does is against the will of the people. If you dig it up, it's all a history of crimes. Ah! And the children of the common people in the Chinese military, they are all sent to the Chinese military, the CCP's military. Xi Jinping, there is one thing he hasn't realized, which is: who is the Chinese military composed of? It is composed of the children of the common people, it is composed of those poor families. They also have thoughts, they also have brains. As long as they have a mobile phone in their hands, they can see the world. Because in this current internet era, a massive amount of overseas information is constantly spreading into the mainland, and there are many such articles on the internet. You look at these articles, they seem to be praising the country, praising the CCP.

Actually, there is a lot of content in these articles, a lot of content that is revealing the darkness of the entire society. These people, that is, while the CCP is creating this—creating this evil propaganda of the CCP, there are also a large number of these civilian individuals who have seen through the entire rule of the CCP and are constantly writing these articles every day, posting these short videos. Ah, short videos, right? Now is the era of short videos, just a few seconds and it lets you see through a fact. So these people have already been enlightened, and this younger generation, they are absolutely not like before, not as easy to control as they were during the Mao era of the CCP. Now look at the Mao era, at that time there were Red Guards, Little Red Guards, and those people. During the Cultural Revolution, Mao could still mobilize these brainless, brainless Mao—that is, those people born in the fifties at that time, just like Xi Jinping, he himself is like this. The young people today are different. Young people today are learning from the adults in reverse, learning from the previous generation. You know many, for example, these, for example, people of Xi Jinping's age, those born in the fifties and sixties, many of them have already been poisoned by the CCP, very deeply.

But their younger generation, their children, because they have encountered all kinds of injustices in society and have seen the true phenomena of the entire society, they reflect, they reflect! So I once said before, I had an incident in my company, which was the 'Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party' incident, back in the early 2000s, the 'Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party'. Look at a young man in my company, this person was about ten or more years younger than me, now he must be over forty, right? At that time, he was a reader, and when he saw the 'Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party', he treated it like a treasure. He said: 'Finally, I have—' he read the 'Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party' in one night, and he said, 'I have seen through all the doubts I once had about the CCP.' And then it spread throughout the company. After the people in the company, these Little Pinks, read it, from then on they would never speak well of the CCP again. These, these things, are just like the things similar to the 'Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party' now. Of course, the 'Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party' is a naked refutation, refuting the CCP, refuting the CCP until it is left with no shred of dignity.

However, many current media outlets and self-media platforms—when talking about falling housing prices, economic collapse, livelihood issues, and many people struggling to survive—are broadcasting genuine voices. The Chinese Communist Party has no way to completely block this; they can only severely restrict traffic, completely restrict traffic. A couple of days ago, I saw a video at home where someone said: "My family has so many people, who and who and who all lost their jobs, we are completely lying flat now, we have no way to live, what should we do?" What is this? This is a refutation of the CCP's daily rhetoric claiming peace and prosperity, saying every day that "our motherland is so powerful, our economy is so prosperous." It is a continuous slap in the face to the CCP. For example, a while ago, many self-media creators went to the Shanghai Bund and various buildings to film at night, and when they went up to look into those buildings, it wasn't that people had gone home from work in the evening, but that there was simply no one inside the entire building; the companies had already pulled out. What are all these things? These are what young people are seeing today; young people have already seen their future. And what do they think?

Therefore, the current anti-Xi forces are already deeply rooted among the people, not only rooted in the military, but even rooted in the government. The entire internal system of the CCP is like this; the anti-Xi forces are growing larger and larger. Right now, it is a matter of a single call bringing immediate responses, reaching the stage of a single call bringing responses—it has reached an era where dry tinder awaits the spark.

Now, in this western region, everyone remember this. Look, as long as the CCP falls, the very first gunshot announcing its fall will start from the western region. After the movement in the western region, within the military, they have their own communications—it's different from ordinary contact, they have their own set of communication systems.

So these people, some individuals currently within the armed forces—namely the anti-Xi forces from various factions—are rapidly gathering. I estimate that as long as the western region makes a move, once the troops in the entire theater or a portion of that theater make even the slightest move, the anti-Xi movement across the entire country will immediately surge to a climax, and it will happen within just a few days, just like Iran a year ago.

Just like Iran last year, Iran was like that. Afterward, there was a linkage across all levels, and everyone immediately took to the streets, including ordinary citizens. Once ordinary citizens take to the streets, think about it: if the military and the people are linked, then no matter what orders the military receives from the Central Military Commission, nobody will execute them. What will they execute? They will execute the orders of their parents—you must not attack ordinary citizens. And those parents might be ordinary citizens standing on the opposite side, while on one side their own children in the military are holding guns in a standoff. Do you think they will take action? They will not take action at all; that is true unity between the military and the people. The CCP often boasts about the unity between the military and the people—that is what true unity between the military and the people looks like. Anti-communist forces in the future will definitely achieve unity between the military and the people. Xi Jinping absolutely has no way out. I won't even use overly crude language, but I can tell you all: Xi Jinping has no way out, absolutely no way out.

Think about it, in an era like this, he is still pursuing dictatorship, completely swimming against the current, and ultimately he will be completely washed away. What is he going against? He is going against the trends of the world, against the tide of domestic public opinion, and against the trend of modern civilization. This is the ultimate end for Xi Jinping. No matter how much he puts on a facade now, he can no longer keep it up.

Starting from last November, this real, massive gathering of anti-Xi forces began in November. Starting from last November, arresting Zhang Youxia in December was a huge event. Now let me tell you, Xi Jinping is regretting it so much his intestines are turning green; his intestines are turning green with regret.

Because once you arrest Zhang Youxia, you are touching the military's core interests. Think about it, who is being arrested by you? A vice chairman of the Central Military Commission! And moreover, he was one of your own people, initially part of the pro-Xi faction, yet you still arrested him. So just think, who else in the military can guarantee their own life? No one can guarantee their own safety. Under such circumstances, everyone can only fight back desperately. Ordinary citizens only have a fire poker at home, right? As for those in political circles within the military—well, if you mix in the CCP's political circles, you are actually just mixing inside a chicken coop; they can grab you whenever they want. They look at this chicken and grab this chicken, regardless of whether you are some minister, regardless of whether you are some provincial governor or provincial party secretary—these are all just chickens in their coop.

Not a single one of you can escape; it's even harder to escape than for ordinary citizens. Ordinary citizens still hold a passport and can say, "I'm fine, I'm going to Thailand for a trip, and I can hide there for a few months." They can go dark over there, stay indoors, and hide at home for a few years. These officials are completely different; everything has been handed over to the CCP, and their passports are handed over to the CCP. Where can you run? You simply cannot run.

So, who are the only ones who can truly confront the CCP? It is the people in the military. Therefore, Xi Jinping cannot get past the military hurdle now, and this military hurdle is the hardest to pass because they have weapons, and they hold a balance of power with Xi Jinping.

Ordinary people have no weapons, so there is no way around it; it is a crushing steamroller. The military is different. If I even have a single military unit, with tens of thousands of people, I can stand against you. Why? Because across the entire country, there are a huge number of hidden pro-Xi and anti-Xi forces. As long as I make a move here, you will immediately react, and everything will start moving. Moreover, they can communicate with each other.

Look at this 20th Central Committee Fifth Plenary Session; Xi Jinping has been making arrests every single day these past two days, without stopping. I am telling you, throughout Beijing, it is estimated that at least around 50 people or more are being arrested every day, all from various ministries and commissions of the Communist Party. There are simply too many officials in Beijing. I can joke with you that if you randomly throw a stone on Chang'an Street and it hits someone, that person might be a division director. Everywhere you look there are officials; there are far too many division-level cadres.

Maybe even higher than entry-level, bureau-level, right? There are many of them. Well, let us look at Xi Jinping; our generation will certainly witness this. A few days ago, some friends wrote to me. Seeing that they are still in China, I will tell you this: if you are in a relatively good economic position and have the ability to support yourselves, try not to leave China for now. Because anti-Xi sentiments are growing louder and louder, the possibility of Xi Jinping stepping down is becoming greater and greater; he cannot hold on much longer.

So look at how many people used to say on independent media, "You are spreading rumors, how could there be so many struggles within the Communist Party?" Then let us think about it the other way around: now that Xi Jinping has arrested so many people, would he arrest so many if there were no struggle? That is completely not the case. Look, he even arrested Zhang Youxia. How fierce do you think the intra-party struggle is, and how fierce do you think the military struggle is?

Moreover, the primary charge against Zhang Youxia this time is that he undermined the system of ultimate responsibility for the Chairman of the Central Military Commission. Just think about it, this is the primary charge—it is actually an open confrontation.

Therefore, these struggles within the Communist Party are definitely real. Do not just talk about the high-level internal struggles of the Communist Party; go look at the former officials and the internal operations of Party-linked enterprises. I am telling you, a workshop director will fight with the deputy director; a workshop director will fight with the branch secretary; the factory manager will fight with the factory party secretary. As long as it is within the Communist Party, there is no place without struggle, and this kind of struggle is a life-or-death matter.

So you say in Beijing, do you think Zhongnanhai has no struggles? Zhongnanhai definitely has struggles, and they are fiercer than anywhere else. Because once they enter the struggle, grassroots Party struggles are like this: I win, and you might leave your post, get transferred somewhere else, or be demoted to a worker and sent to an ordinary grassroots unit. But for these people within the Communist Party, it is life or death. Once the two of us start fighting, one of you will die—one goes to prison, and a heavy charge means the death penalty, resulting in the destruction of the entire family. Xi Jinping is the same now.

His entire faction is going to collapse, including Cai Qi, Li Qiang, and these people, who will all collapse together with him in the future. Ultimately, when these people end up in Qincheng Prison and look back on their lives, reflecting on the first half and the greater part of their lives, they will think, "Oh, how did I ever end up in something like this? How much better it would have been if I had just been an ordinary person! How much better if I had just done some small business, and even if business wasn't good, at least I could feed my family." Remember, when living your life, peace and safety are a blessing.

Look at me, I came from China and worked for over thirty years, and now I am in the United States, currently in Florida. Today, I am driving my car, and if I want to go to the beach, I just take a trip to the beach. If I want to find a Chinese restaurant to eat, I just go eat at a Chinese restaurant; no one will stop me, and I am completely free. I can fly to Europe today; tomorrow I can buy a ticket and fly to Australia. I can visit all democratic countries; the only places I won't go are dictatorships. Look back at the past again—I have mentioned this before—some of my childhood companions.

They have no freedom at all. Within the Communist Party, once you rise to high office, what freedom do you have? Some of my companions worked in Zhongnanhai, and to this day they still work in Zhongnanhai as ministerial-level cadres. Look at them, these people all live with their tails tucked between their legs, terrified day in and day out, never knowing if they will survive the day. They have all written down their final arrangements and instructed their families long ago: "What will you do if I don't come back one day?" This is the difference between people. Therefore, remember this well, absolutely do not—just like what my father told me back then. He knew my capabilities, and he knew that if I wanted to hustle within the Communist Party, I could certainly have made it to the bureau level without any problem, but I was not willing to do so. My father told me, "You must never enter this system." Back in the 1980s and 1990s, things were much more relaxed, and the children of families like ours who had been overthrown later had the opportunity to rise.

I have the opportunity to move up, but I absolutely refuse. I have always worked in foreign companies to maintain the purity of my thoughts, and I am not suited for someone of my family background to flatter others and become an official. I often deal with American officials in Washington; in fact, I dealt with some American officials not long ago. When we chat, they like me very much because my personality is similar to theirs—we both grew up in free and democratic societies, received the same education, and had similar family upbringings, so we have no barriers at all. I have even made many good friends; even though my English is not very good, I can still become very good friends with them. Therefore, the ultimate choice in one's life is how you choose: to be a person of integrity or to be a loyal dog, a slave.

People like Cai Qi and Li Qiang have ultimately chosen to be slaves. Many of my peers are like this; they talk about these things every day, and they have nightmares even in their sleep. This is the difference between people. Now Xi Jinping is facing the same thing. Xi Jinping has no good dreams left to have. He has so many opponents; even with his immense power, he can mobilize the Central Security Bureau, but he cannot mobilize people's hearts. That is just how it is.

What is it when a society is stable? It is when you are a true leader, supported by the will of the people, and everyone fully embraces you. Your ability can conquer the hearts of everyone in the society you control—the hearts of the vast majority. Now, the vast majority of people in the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are against Xi Jinping; the vast majority hate him to the bone and are opposing him. What else does he have? He has nothing. He doesn't even have a chance to survive anymore; there is no chance of survival left.

Looking at the interior of the Chinese military, it is very likely that during this period, there are some troops in the west. It is not just the west; currently, some theater commands are quite large, and there are still a large number of anti-Xi forces, but there is also a portion that supports Xi—those who are controlled by Xi Jinping. A major situation will arise within them, perhaps even armed conflict. Once armed conflict breaks out somewhere, remember, it is very likely that the anti-Xi and pro-Xi troops are starting to fight there. Once this starting point is triggered, the truth will be impossible to hide, and it may erupt all over the country at once. Thank you all for watching, and see you next time.