A Serious Internal Strife Has Erupted Within the Xi Jinping Family! After the Split, Each Faction Fending for Itself Is Now Inevitable.

Hu Liren discussed the internal relations of Xi Jinping's family and the princelings, stating that Xi's purge has led to the division of family and military-related networks, that the relationship between Xi Yuanping and Xi Jinping has deteriorated, and that Peng Liyuan's family is also feeling panicked. He speculated that if Xi steps down, his family may face reckoning, and talked about the family's overseas assets, the security arrangements for Xi's visit to Shanghai, and the fate of dictators; the program also predicted at the end that Cai Qi may face trouble in a few months.

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Let me tell you some good news: internal infighting has broken out within Xi Jinping's family, and the entire family is splitting up, and splitting up very severely. This family has both direct and collateral branches. Over the past decade or more of Xi Jinping's rule, including his earlier tenure in Zhejiang, the members of these families have all fattened and stuffed themselves.

Now that Xi Jinping has reached this point, going further and further down this road, these red families know very well—people inside the CCP understand much better than outsiders how inhumane the internal killings of the CCP are. They have all experienced these histories; almost all CCP families have encountered them. Understanding the history of the CCP after 1949 shows that Lin Biao, Liu Shaoqi, Deng小平, and those families who later came to power and were reinstated all suffered huge impacts in one CCP movement after another, and often many people in their families were persecuted to death.

That is why I say that Xi Jinping's path to seizing power is actually a point of no return. I have long said that when he amended the constitution in 2018, it was equivalent to challenging all the families within the CCP, causing an inter-family war within the Communist Party. I have always defined it as a coup d'état, an internal coup within the CCP. The CCP does many things that Shanghai people call "ruthless and heavy-handed," meaning they strike to kill. Mao did the same back then; why did so many people die within the Communist Party? The reason is the same.

Under Xi Jinping's rule, everyone is very clear about the purges he has carried out so far. Mao's purges at the time were only at the upper levels and did not involve many grassroots officials; Xi Jinping's purges are different, starting from the grassroots level, with grassroots and upper levels taking place simultaneously. Mao later gradually spread to the lower levels, while Xi Jinping started from the lower and grassroots levels, mainly under the banner of anti-corruption, along with political struggles. At that time, there was not much major corruption, and the country itself had no money. I remember in the 1950s there was some corruption and some people were got rid of; by the 1960s and 1970s, there was almost no corruption, people inside the Chinese Communist Party couldn't even steal money, and the economy of the entire country had already collapsed.

By doing this, Xi Jinping has already offended so many people. Now that he is engaged in intra-party struggles and brutal massive purges, this fire will eventually burn his own family. Xi Jinping is in his seventies now; there are younger children in his family, and he has children of his own. He has two older sisters, and they also have children. Before marrying Xi Jinping's mother, Xi Zhongxun had a former wife who also had children. Although some of the children born to Xi Zhongxun's former wife have already passed away, there are still descendants in the next generation, all bearing the surname Xi. After Xi Jinping became the top leader, he used to shield them; now the situation is different, everyone knows the crisis is coming, and Xi Jinping is getting older.

Xi Jinping's health has developed serious problems, and everyone is looking for an escape route. It is rumored within the princeling circles that Xi Yuanping has an office in the Central Military Commission, where he usually communicates and maintains relations with military princelings and other princelings. Xi Jinping's relationship with these people has completely split. Xi Yuanping has even publicly condemned his older brother within the circles.

In the past, Xi Jinping had a very good relationship with these people. I once posted a photo for everyone, remember? It was a photo of my business partner He Xintong at the funeral of He Long's wife, standing with several people including Xi Jinping. Xi Jinping and Wang Zheng's family queued up together to pay their respects, and their relationship was very good.

Within the princeling families, Xi Jinping used to have a good reputation. He did a lot of groundwork before coming to power, but the situation is different now, just like the farmer and the snake. Once he had power, his power and selfish desires swelled, and he took down the princelings one by one, including Zhang Youxia's family. Far beyond just Zhang Youxia's family, many military princelings have already been offended.

Everyone must protect themselves. Xi Yuanping's family still has descendants, and those descendants will have descendants in the future, along with many collateral relatives. It is rumored within the Chinese Communist Party that Peng Liyuan's family has also begun to panic. Jiang Qing's family had almost no one, because after moving from Shandong to Shanghai, she had no contact with her family; Peng Liyuan is different, she has many relatives in Shandong, her parents are locals, and there are many people in her collateral family.

Once the Chinese Communist Party internal purges occur, once Xi Jinping steps down and falls, this is inevitable. I can tell everyone that the purging of Xi Jinping's family is not a high probability, but one hundred percent. The moment Xi Jinping falls, the hundreds of people and dozens of families involved in his entire family may be completely purged, all assets will be taken away, and almost everyone will be liquidated. Those closest to him will almost all go to prison in the future, and will be sentenced to heavy terms.

Everyone is already panicking and fleeing abroad, including Peng Liyuan's family, who no longer dare to stay in the country. In the future, these families will go into exile all over the world. People inside the Chinese Communist Party will hunt them down. People like us who are not inside the Chinese Communist Party and oppose the party overseas—they cannot completely liquidate us, nor do they have this ability or need to do so; but people inside the Chinese Communist Party are different, because they understand some internal conditions of the Chinese Communist Party, and eventually someone might issue a hit list.

That is the current situation. Look at people like Qi Qiaoqiao hiding assets all over the world; they are actually leaving an escape route. They have assets in Australia, New Zealand, Switzerland, Europe, France, Britain, as well as some listed companies in the United States, offshore companies, and white gloves spread all over the world. These are all ways for them to save their lives.

However, I think Xi Jinping is involved in a major event, which is the pandemic. He has completely offended all Western countries. In the future, these assets will all be frozen. There are already rumors that some members of Xi Jinping's family have left China. People speculate that as long as Xi Jinping steps down at the 21st National Congress in October next year, his entire family will disintegrate. He will definitely not be able to keep his position as Chairman of the Central Military Commission; there is no way he can keep it.

In substance, he is already gone. Once he steps down as President, he won't be able to serve as Party Chairman either, because he has too many adversaries. People within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) haven't made a move yet, but they are all taking action internally. No one is willing to be a trapped beast, and everyone is preparing a fallback plan. The people Xi Jinping has arrested all have various factions behind them; he can't arrest them all. The Bo Xilai family cannot be completely wiped out either, let alone other families. Bo Xilai and Bo Yibo belong to the civil service system, and Xi Jinping cannot completely finish them off because there are many intermarriages and marital ties within the CCP. Bo Xilai and his wife represent an intermarriage between princelings. I have lived in Beijing and know these circumstances.

What Xi Jinping is currently facing is severe internal polarization. Everyone feels that the crisis has arrived, and everyone is leaving a way out for themselves. Xi Jinping and Peng Liyuan currently control almost the entire Central Military Commission, but they also know that this is like a castle in the air. Personnel in various theater commands do not listen to their commands and each have their own plans. A military conflict within the CCP, meaning a major conflict within the military, could happen at any time. No one can guarantee that it won't happen one day.

As long as Xi Jinping takes the path of a dictator, there is no way back, and he is in danger every day. Just look at how strict the security around Xi Jinping is, and you will know. If a democratic country is well-governed, this situation won't happen; of course, there are some risks, but it is completely different from a dictatorial country.

Before I came to the United States in 2018, around March or April, Xi Jinping visited Shanghai, which I have also talked about on my show. At that time, a friend of mine worked in the security department of the Shanghai Municipal People's Government at a fairly high rank, responsible for the outer perimeter. When I ran into him, I asked him what he had been doing the past couple of days, and he said that

There is also another matter over the past couple of days: Raúl Castro has been wanted by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Florida. Mao Ning from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)'s Ministry of Foreign Affairs seemed to have some related news the day before yesterday. The United States has issued an arrest warrant, meaning it has legally entered the stage of being wanted. It is estimated that once the U.S. enters the judicial process, it is very likely to send a small team to capture Raúl Castro and bring him to the U.S. to deal with him, just like what was done with Maduro. This is what a democratic country is like. In the future, members of the Xi family, including Xi Jinping's family, will eventually face this same result and cannot escape it. Therefore, these people are all leaving themselves a backup plan; some even hide their identities and change their names.

We will chat about this topic up to here. Does everyone pay attention to the Xi family? The Xi family is now fractured, and Xi's team has also started to fracture—actually, the people on Xi's team split long ago. They are even more sensitive than blood-related members of the Xi family because the risk they face is that Xi might purge them at any time.

Let me tell you something else: Cai Qi is about to get into trouble. Let's see if my prediction is accurate, possibly within a few months.