Xi Jinping Loses Control of the CCP's Military! Reportedly Plans to Cede Dandong to North Korea and Beg Kim Jong-un for Help

In the program, host Hu Liren analyzes that Xi Jinping is feeling a deep sense of crisis due to losing control over the military, and has recently arranged for Kim Jong Un to visit Dandong, with plans to cede territory in exchange for North Korean military aid. He also points out that grassroots public opinion in China has turned completely against the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), leaving Xi Jinping with no way out.

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Hello, viewers! Today there is some very important, very explosive news! A few days ago, it was rumored online that Kim Jong Un had died. Many people sent me messages, some even called me, saying, "Oh, Teacher Hu, why aren't you reporting the news of Kim Jong Un's death? Look, the photos are already out." I said, these things have actually not been verified. I shouldn't be broadcasting these things on my media channel. It's meaningless for everyone to keep passing these rumors around. Well, yesterday—no, actually it was today—Kim Jong Un went to Dandong. I checked the historical records. Since the CCP fought in the Korean War in the 1950s—the "War to Resist America and Aid Korea"—Dandong has been the place you reach after crossing the Yalu River. It's called Dandong. Dandong was actually a transit station in the past, meaning that North Korean leaders, when they came to China, used Dandong as a transit point. The North Korean train would arrive in Dandong, they would change trains, and then proceed to Beijing or other places. They wouldn't just go to Dandong for a one-day tour to inspect things. So, all this talk about the anniversary of the Korean War and such—these are minor details, everyone needs to know that. I broadcasted a very important piece of information a while ago, did anyone notice? I said that Xi Jinping is doing something, he has been planning this for a long time. Why is he so close to Kim Jong Un? Look at North Korea, it's a garbage country, why be so close to it?

Actually, Xi Jinping is looking for a way out. Xi Jinping is moving forward, but he is very worried about himself because he feels that his control over the military is very difficult to maintain. First, China is a large place; second, there are hundreds of families, right? Just look at all the marshals, senior generals, lieutenant generals, and full generals of the CCP in the past—how many were there? How could he possibly control them? He himself—his father didn't come from a purely military background, right? His father was involved in politics, so his resources within the military are very few, not many. And he knows that if he wants to be a dictator, he must firmly control the military. And this military power in China has always been fragmented and difficult to control. Even Mao, if he had been able to control the military, he wouldn't have launched the Cultural Revolution. If Mao could have controlled the military, he wouldn't have asked the common people to rebel against the government and the opposition—how could that be possible? It's impossible. He could have completely used the military to solve the problem without involving the whole country, right? So, the CCP, these dictators, are often most worried about what? Because China is a large region, right? As long as there is a point somewhere that rises up, if the military rebels, then it becomes very difficult to control, and it turns into a civil war. Once a civil war starts, the CCP knows it has lost the hearts of the people; it has lost the people's support. The common people have no choice right now. They are being covered up, being suppressed. If there were a military unit that joined forces with the common people to rebel together, then the CCP would collapse very quickly, right?

This is the soft underbelly of Xi Jinping, and in fact the biggest one: his ultimate downfall will surely be tied to military power. So as Xi Jinping makes his subsequent moves—meaning, should a mutiny occur against him—he has constantly been racking his brains. Racking his brains about what? Kim Jong Un. That is, forming a unit in North Korea, or rather, jointly establishing a unit with North Korea and Kim Jong Un. What kind of unit is this? To suppress a rebellion? For him, it is a guarantee. So what kind of unit is this? That is why, look at how in the past couple of days, Kim Jong Un suddenly arrived in Dandong. North Korean leaders have never traveled to Dandong alone before. What is Xi Jinping planning to do? This is my speculation. Xi Jinping is planning for a scenario where North Korea might be able to intervene in China's civil war. Xi Jinping is now planning for the outbreak of a civil war because he has no way out left; either he goes into exile himself, or he falls, or a civil war breaks out. If a civil war breaks out, it is very likely that North Korea might bring its troops over from the other side, pulling them across. Kim Jong Un lacks money, while Xi Jinping has money, right? Foreign exchange—he lacks foreign exchange. And Xi Jinping says, "I have money, so you fight a war for me, and I'll just give you money." Moreover, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has a history of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, and North Korea sending troops out is a matter of course. When I had problems in the past, you came to help me, so now that you have problems, I will come to help you, right? But it is mutual. Besides, North Korea started sending troops abroad a while ago, sending troops to Ukraine, right? So if you connect these things together, connect these pieces of information and combine them, you can understand what Xi Jinping is up to. Xi Jinping's plan is very simple: in the future, if you fight, do you lack money? Do you lack economic support? That doesn't matter. I have Dandong; I will carve out a separate place in Dandong. This place might not look like it is being ceded to North Korea, but Dandong can serve as a special economic zone between North Korea and the CCP—between North Korea and China, theoretically and in principle. On the surface, it doesn't look like North Korea, but in reality, this place will belong to North Korea in the future. It is like boiling a frog in warm water, turning it into a fait accompli in the future. The CCP—not just North Korea, but places like Yanji as well—in the future, if Xi Jinping is able to control China's... if he can team up with Kim Jong Un, right? If he can rely on him, then in the future the entire Yanji region... because that place, you know Yanji region, I've been to those places, I've been to all of them—how many people in the Yanji region speak Korean? Actually, they are ethnic Koreans, and there are hundreds of thousands of them in the entire Yanji region. Dandong doesn't have as many; Dandong probably has around 30,000 to 40,000. Dandong is a smaller place, but the entire Yanji region is large, with hundreds of thousands of ethnic Koreans, hundreds of thousands of them. Their languages are mutually intelligible; they all speak Korean. Many ethnic Koreans cannot speak Chinese, cannot speak the national language, and some are even bilingual while some cannot speak the national language at all. Therefore, it is very easy for Kim Jong Un to control this place in the future, and his infiltration would be very smooth because their languages are mutually intelligible. He can rely on this specific place to set up a dedicated North Korean special economic zone, and then develop it for him. And what is the demand? The demand in exchange is for you to prop me up—meaning I am now in China, I am losing this... Essentially, Xi Jinping's logic is very simple: if anyone opposes him, he considers it a rebellion. Then how do I suppress the rebellion? Who do I look for? I will look for someone just like the North Korea of back then. North Korea back then was the same, right? North and South Korea, the Korean War back then was also about suppressing a rebellion, the same thing, right? He went to attack others, and then the Eight-Nation Alliance started attacking, or rather, the United Nations stepped in, the coalition forces came over, and after fighting, when he couldn't hold on, the Communist Party's troops came over. North Korea sending troops to help the CCP, sending troops to China, was normal. Back in 1949, it was just like that; Kim Il Sung, who was Kim Jong Un's grandfather, sent a large number of ethnic Korean soldiers to participate in what the CCP called the civil war at the time, which was fighting the Kuomintang. Many of them were ethnic Korean soldiers. North Korea has historically always sent troops abroad. Look at when Japan attacked China, or fought in other theaters during the entire Pacific War—many of the troops used were Korean soldiers. Many Korean soldiers, right? So under these circumstances, Xi Jinping is actually planning to ally, possibly to ally with Kim Jong Un. This also proves that within the CCP and within China, he cannot manage his own affairs, especially regarding military power—he simply cannot get a handle on it.

Ah, in the military, ah, the army, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) military is very difficult to handle. These people in the military are relatively wild, ah, and they have weapons in their hands, troops, and each dominates his own region. You see, back then Chiang Kai-shek couldn't handle them either; many of them were the Northeast Army, the Northwest Army, and various other armies, right? At that time, warlords—actually, many of the CCP forces were just warlords. It looks like it on the surface. They are led by the CCP Central Committee Military Commission, but in fact, many subordinates do not listen to the CCP Central Committee Military Commission, right? If they listen to you, it's just to give you face. There are many such cases. And Xi Jinping, under the current circumstances, look at yesterday, Xi Jinping published another article. In this, in this Xinhua News Agency, another article was published. This article is also very petty, written very clearly, ah, you see Xi Jinping has been emphasizing a certain sentence. Yesterday, look, ah. The Party Central Committee with Comrade Xi Jinping as the core, you see that? Every time he publishes an article, every time he has to remind the ordinary people, every time he has to remind the ordinary people: "I am the king, you must listen to me." The Party Central Committee with Comrade Xi Jinping as the core leads the comprehensive and strict governance of the Party in the new era. Just think, if everyone already considers you the king, you don't need it at all, you don't need it at all, you don't need to tell people that I am the king. Every time Xi Jinping appears like this, look at the news, every time he appears it's like this: the Party Central Committee with the CCP led by Xi as the core, with Xi—why does he have to talk like this? In fact, his position is precarious, which means people do not think he is the king, and in fact he has no way of becoming a true king; many people are challenging him. Under these circumstances, he constantly tells the whole of China and the whole world, I am the king, I am the king. Actually, Xi Jinping, look within the Party, he is the king, ah, Xi Thought, Xi's various strategies—those make him a king. In the political sphere he is also a king, but in the military he is definitely not a king; in the military he is completely isolated. Right now he can't even control the CCP Central Committee Military Commission building. Ah, his, his, this, his Central Guard Bureau personnel have all been driven out, driven out, right? What is the reason why everyone hasn't engaged in a firefight? The reason there is no firefight is precisely that, meaning the troops can actually suppress Xi Jinping. If they couldn't suppress you, he would absolutely not back down, absolutely not back down, right? Therefore, Xi Jinping's downfall is a certainty. Don't expect Xi Jinping to still be in power by next year.

Ah, right now the opposition party, the anti-Xi faction, has set a deadline for him, which is when you will step down, right? Once you've set a deadline, everyone shouldn't blow this matter up. If it's blown up, the interior of the Communist Party might fall into chaos, and the ordinary people might take to the stage. If they can internally determine a plan, then ordinary people won't step out, ordinary people won't step out. Also, after Xi Jinping steps down, it will help the stability of the entire country's politics and economy. If Xi Jinping steps down now, the ordinary people will be happy. At the very least, ordinary people will think, hey, we already have hope. If Xi Jinping continues to carry on like this, where is there any hope? No, completely no hope. But Xi Jinping, right now, is also playing a double game. Yesterday, Xi Jinping didn't have time to go to Dandong, nor could he go; he was also worried, because that place called Dandong is in the northern theater of the CCP, and he can't get a handle on that place. Under these circumstances, Wang Huning went yesterday instead. Wang Huning went, Wang Huning went to receive Kim Jong Un. Ah, so Kim Jong Un, Kim Jong Un, Kim Jong Un, look at this person, his going abroad is truly once in a millennium. You let him go abroad, and he is not a person who likes to go abroad. Every time, look, apart from going to Russia, apart from going to China, he doesn't go anywhere else. Ah, coming to China is also an occasional trip. You see this time he specifically went to Dandong. He looked at Dandong, right? Actually, it's just sending a signal to the outside world. In fact, Xi Jinping actually drew a big pie in the sky for him. Xi Jinping drew a big pie in the sky, meaning as long as you help me, right? Money, economy, and supplies, we have them all. Your future economy doesn't matter, we will set up a large economic zone in Dandong, and everyone will have a share in the future, right? Look at how strong my manufacturing capacity is! Ah, then in the future maybe Dandong, a lot of manufacturing industries might—Northeast manufacturing might move toward the Shan—toward the Dandong area, and then become a cooperative economic zone dedicated to North Korea and the CCP. Under this name, in the future, ah, the CCP will gradually make concessions, turning the entire area bordering North Korea—including a saying, does everyone remember? That Changbai Mountain, back in the Mao era, he already said it should be given to North Korea. Ah, then this, I estimate, ah, in the future, ah, this whole piece of land over there might gradually make concessions and ultimately be given to North Korea.

This is Xi Jinping's doing; he is now ceding territory to Kim Jong-un to save his own skin. That is his strategy. Some media outlets seem to have reported this a while ago, and someone told me that there is a joint unit between the CCP and North Korea stationed in North Korea, which has been training for some time, consisting of tens of thousands of troops. What are these tens of thousands of troops for? They are there so that in the future, when Xi Jinping cannot mobilize his own domestic military, or finds it difficult to do so, he can bring these troops in. Let me tell you, those dictators often do not trust their own people or their own military. Look at Maduro. Have you all looked into the specific news reports and details regarding the arrest of Maduro? Maduro's bodyguards were not Venezuelan at all; they were all Cubans, sent by Castro. All the guards around him were Cuban. This was something the media exposed after Maduro was captured, and it is completely true. Think about Xi Jinping; I suspect he doesn't even trust the people around him.

Think about Xi Jinping. I was chatting with a netizen this morning, and they left me a message. I replied to them, and I was talking about something. Why will the Communist Party fall? Why will Xi Jinping fall? Why is it so easy for them to fall? Do you know what Xi Jinping has lost? He has lost the support of the grassroots. This is the internet; this is God's arrangement. The emergence of the internet is actually God's arrangement, allowing ordinary Chinese people and farmers to have mobile phones in their hands. The appearance of iPhones and tablets has changed, completely changed, the way people collect information, right? It allows ordinary people to see and understand all kinds of information from around the world through their basic mobile phones. Through the entire Reform and Opening-up, especially after the opening of the internet, roughly after the year 2000—which is only a short period of about ten to twenty years—ordinary people have been able to use mobile phones, and information has become accessible. You, the Communist Party, can no longer deceive the people; you can't fool them anymore.

Now, the people know in their hearts that our suffering, our current situation, and the hardships we face are all caused by the Communist Party, all caused by Xi Jinping. Therefore, Xi Jinping has lost this public sentiment, the most basic public sentiment. It was different in the Mao era; they could just brag, and those farmers were uneducated. Now, education is widespread. Now everyone can see and hear. Even if you can't read, you listen to the things posted by these self-media outlets on the internet every day, and you will know that they are actually criticizing the CCP, criticizing this reality; these are all messages that enlighten the whole nation, and there is a lot of such information. Under these circumstances, think about it, who makes up the military? Do you think the children of the wealthy will join the army? They won't; they have all gone abroad. Those who truly carry guns, including those in Zhongnanhai, those guards, are all children of ordinary people, and these children come from such ordinary families, right? They are very clear about what their hometowns are like, what their families are like, and what their upbringing was like, right?

So, these people, you see, they join the army in their teens, right? Many of them seem to have undergone strict political vetting, but the impact of these external ideas on them is huge. These people know very well that you, Xi Jinping—even your own guards know that you are just putting on a show, that you are a dictator, and that if you die, if you fall, the people will have food to eat and our economy will improve. They know about the United States. You see many people cursing the United States, cursing the United States on the internet; those are all CCP internet trolls. Ordinary people are completely different. Look, let me show you this. People today are completely awake. Look, the CCP has some... two days ago in Florida, right here, Florida issued an arrest warrant for Raúl Castro, the younger Castro. Then the Ministry of Foreign Affairs... look, the US side, I'll read it. The US side issued an arrest warrant for Raúl Castro. Then the CCP Ministry of Foreign Affairs said: Comrade Raúl is a highly respected leader of the Cuban revolution, and China firmly supports Cuba in safeguarding its national sovereignty and urges the US side to immediately stop the blockade and coercive pressure.

Look everyone, look, this was posted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. And then look, below it are all comments, and these comments are posted by ordinary people. Congratulations to the Cuban people, see? A large number of them are congratulating the Cuban people. Look, many of them wrote: The Cuban people are finally going to be liberated, civilization is not necessarily victorious, hurry up and arrest Castro, the people of the world are confident, wishing the Cuban people an early escape from the sea of misery. Just think, a large number of these, wishing the Cuban people finally survived the long night. Look at these, see? These, so the grassroots people are already very clear, what are these people who wrote this? They are the most ordinary, the lowest-level people. Usually when they look at their phones, they see, hey, look, Raul Castro has been wanted by the United States, everyone is leaving comments below, all these comments are in large numbers, all anti-CCP comments, actually they are completely singing a different tune from the Communist Party. Just think, what is the public opinion of the Communist Party? Public opinion is anti-CCP. Now in China, a large number of grassroots people, they are very clear in their hearts, only if the CCP falls, will their lives get better, will they have a truly beautiful life, and their descendants will no longer be slaves of the Communist Party, they are no longer slaves!

So the anti-CCP sentiment of these people is far greater than that of wealthy Chinese. Wealthy Chinese have money, they can run, right? The economy is good, I can't do it, I can't beat you, it doesn't matter, you do this, right? That's fine, I'll just send my children overseas, I've sent them away. But the grassroots people don't have the ability to send them away. What are they facing now? Facing the fact that once the Communist Party is a dictatorship, they have returned to the Mao era, they can only do that in the Mao era, and they have returned to that Mao era, where the people have nothing to eat or drink, right? They can't run away, right? The lives of these people, these ordinary people, everyone understands. Look at North Korea, it's like this. So what is the problem with the CCP's country now? What is the problem Xi Jinping is facing now? It is that the grassroots people are already anti-CCP, they are already anti-Xi. Their anti-Xi sentiment is more anti-CCP, more urgent, and more determined than that of ordinary rich people, high-level people, and those who have good lives. Alright, look at Xi Jinping, you say now the military, so, but some people say Xi Jinping's military can still control the people in the military, I ask you, who is the Communist Party's military composed of now?

It is composed of the most grassroots civilians, right? How could the children of the rich go to be soldiers? I go to be a soldier, I go to die? These people have already rebelled, right? Ordinary people have no choice, right? I'll just, I'll go to be a soldier, I'll go to be a soldier, I'll go to get a party membership, right? Spend a few tens of thousands of yuan, and then get a party membership back, and also in the township, I will be a township cadre, a grassroots cadre, a village cadre in the village, right? Just doing these things. Hey, the people have no choice, can't live, right? Right? Suppose that once the Communist Party has some areas with fighting, with civil war, then these people will completely join in, right? So I once said, I said it is impossible for the Communist Party to attack Taiwan. You can't attack Taiwan, once you attack Taiwan, as long as there are weapons, they will rush directly from Beijing! The people now are calling for everyone to respond, calling for everyone to respond, right? Now the people all want to find a way to eat Xi Jinping! They know, they know democratic Taiwan, do they know if Taiwan is good or not? How could they not know? They know completely. You seem to see now that many people are writing online to scold Taiwan, scolding this to recover Taiwan, what are these, these are all water armies made by the Communist Party, they are made by these robots of the Communist Party.

So, this time Kim Jong-un's visit to Dandong is a very special event, it has never happened before, never. After you string these pieces of information together, you will know, Xi Jinping is very likely to do one thing, it is very likely that he now has to. Xi Jinping is like this now, he, this person Xi Jinping, has almost no possibility of exile. Do you know why? Because he attacked humanity with a virus, and the whole world is staring at him. Just think about it, where can he go into exile? There is no place to go into exile. Russia will not receive him, will not accept him. If you assume he goes to North Korea, then North Korea will definitely fall once the CCP falls. He ultimately has nowhere to go, go to Africa, then if he goes to Africa, it is equivalent to going to die, there is nowhere to go, even that Iran cannot go, Cuba cannot go. Two days ago, Trump said again, wait until our Iranian aircraft carrier is transferred back, and go to Cuba on the way. You think, it is actually telling everyone that they are going to deal with Cuba. He said to hand this matter over to Rubio, and Rubio later published an article yesterday or the day before, which is about the matter of Cuba.

In other words, he wants to solve the Cuba problem. In the future, you will see that Xi Jinping won't even be able to go into exile in Cuba. Where else can he go into exile? Where can he go? There is nowhere to go! This is the ultimate end for Xi Jinping. He has now become—actually, his essence regarding this matter, if you look at his essence, Xi Jinping has already lost completely and utterly. He is already calling in reinforcements, calling in reinforcements. Look at a country like North Korea. Just think, if he were truly powerful, if he were really that strong, and could control the Chinese Communist Party and completely control the country, would he need to beg or get involved with North Korea in that way? He wouldn't even need to bother, right? Back then, just like Deng小平 (Deng Xiaoping), when his position was very stable, did he have much to do with North Korea? He didn't have much to do with them. It was like: You don't have enough to eat, right? Fine, put together a couple, send a few trainloads over, and send you some rice or wheat. That was it, right? He wouldn't have too much political engagement with you. Now, Xi Jinping is completely different. Xi Jinping has completely broken ties with the West, right? So who is he going to connect with? It's with these countries like Russia, Cuba, and Vietnam.

Look at how he is now connecting with all of these countries. Look at the countries Li Qiang visited these past couple of days: Central Asian countries, what-istan, what-istan, just running off to those places. People might not know that place, but it's all yellow dirt, mountain ranges, and stones without even grass. The only things in those places are ores, some oil, and natural gas; they have nothing else. The people in those places themselves—look, if you go to the markets over there, I have a friend who went there to inspect, and those places survive entirely on Chinese products. Therefore, Xi Jinping's plan, Xi Jinping's intention is just this: once trouble breaks out domestically, he might deploy troops from North Korea, just like the historical War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea, but in reverse—it would be the other way around, just like that. Alright, I've chatted with you all about this topic, let's leave it here. If there are other topics, I will chat with you again, okay? Thank you all for watching, we.