Xi Jinping begins a thorough purge of the Communist Youth League faction, leaving none behind!

This episode mainly discusses Xi Jinping's comprehensive purge of Communist Youth League faction figures and the historical logic and power motives behind it. Anchor Hu Liren analyzes the root cause of Xi Jinping's bandit logic, the impoverished background and grievances of Youth League officials, and points out that events such as Liu Yandong's trouble and Hu Chunhua's disappearance indicate that the Youth League faction is being completely wiped out. The program predicts that the intensity of future purges will exceed the Mao Zedong era, and an atmosphere of terror will shroud within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

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Alright, friends in the audience, hello everyone! Let me talk to you about another topic, which is the topic of the Communist Youth League faction. People in the Youth League faction are now living in constant fear. This is something I talked about many years ago, regarding what Xi Jinping is doing. This person, Xi Jinping, he has always believed, he has always believed that this world was conquered by me, conquered by my parents. Do you understand? What is his logic? It is the logic of a bandit. He will never treat this country as a real country. He treats this country as family property. Family property means my parents conquered this world, so this is mine, this family property is mine. It is the logic of a bandit, the logic of a robber. I have always said that Xi Jinping's father himself was a bandit. I suspect that since Xi Jinping was a child, his father taught him this set of things. This thing is in the blood, right? I have analyzed for you before, why did Xi Jinping's family move from their ancestral home in Henan to the Northwest in the mid-19th century? Right? Look at his ancestral home, actually, people don't starve to death in that place. I have been to his ancestral home. I have been there. I went to his ancestral home around the 80s, the late 80s. People don't starve to death there. Although the heavy snow blocks the roads in winter, the winter in Henan is relatively cold. His place is close to Hubei, it is relatively cold. But the freezing period in winter is relatively short, relatively short. And there are mountains and forests in this place, there are things in the mountains. There are wild game and such things, so people don't starve to death. Look at his grandfather, his grandfather, it should be his grandfather, his great-grandfather might have come from that place. In the past, the ancestral hall of the Xi family, called Xijiaying, the ancestral hall of the Xi family was still there, it is still there. Later, I estimate it was built later. It must have existed during the Qing Dynasty. Why didn't his parents run to the south? Because when the Communist Party described this history, they portrayed it as fleeing from famine and disaster. Right? That place had a famine. When his father's grandfather moved to Shaanxi, I checked this history. I checked it, there was no famine at that time at all. The famine was in the central and northern regions of Henan, near Hebei. At that time, there was a famine in the Qing Dynasty, a drought, but their place was not affected at all. So why did they run north instead of south? Even if there was a famine, they might have run south, because the south is wealthy, right? Wealthy people don't starve to death. Why did he take his family and run north? There is a reason. Do you know why they ran north? There are many bandits. That place, Shaanxi, used to produce 'dao ke' (knifemen). Everyone, if you look at this history, if you want to understand the Communist Party, you have to understand the whole geography and history, you have to connect them, and then you can parse out a clear route. His father ran to that place, which is a place where bandits emerge. Later, his father, Xi Zhongxun, started being a small bandit at the age of ten-something. He started robbing houses and looting. Nominally, he joined the Communist Party, but in reality, he was robbing houses and looting, right? And who did he pledge allegiance to? He pledged allegiance to the 'King of the Northwest', Yang Hucheng. Yang Hucheng was absolutely a bandit, a bandit. He was a Guanzhong knifeman. At that time, during the Qing Dynasty, there were no guns, he was a knifeman, holding a knife and fighting, specifically robbing merchants on the road, living by this. Think about it, Xi Zhongxun was caught and put in jail by the Qing government when he was ten-something. He was in jail. Think about it, if you have a child who is ten-something now, or someone you know has a child who is ten-something and gets caught, what is the concept? He was caught before he was an adult. His father, Xi Zhongxun, was a juvenile delinquent. Actually, what we call it now is a juvenile delinquent. Xi Jinping's logic, all the logic he has now is based on evidence, and this evidence, what is it? The root is in his father, the root is in his father.

Xi Jinping has always, you see, regarded members of the Communist Youth League faction (the Tuanpai) as—well, look at this, whenever the Chinese Communist Party produces an evil dictator, much like Mao back then, they utterly detest intellectuals. The Tuanpai are essentially intellectuals. Those in the Tuanpai, those people are actually quite wronged; they are poisoned by the Communist Party. They were all working for the Communist Party, weren't they? Look at the Tuanpai folks, you let them go to, to—since these people mostly come from relatively impoverished backgrounds, if you, you, you just—once you have rich knowledge, and you read a lot of books, you see right through many things in life. Human existence is nothing more than that. Their desires for things like, say, desires for this kind of wealth and interests, are not as strong as those of the princelings. The princelings are greedy, these people are terribly greedy. The Tuanpai are more like: in our hearts we think, having a few million or tens of millions is about enough; your family for generations wouldn't be able to spend it all, right? You live out your life comfortably enough. Because Tuanpai people have lived very austere lives, having lived austere lives since childhood. Ah, under such circumstances, look at these Tuanpai people, after coming to power, the country was actually relatively safe, relatively safe indeed. Ah, corruption was relatively less, relatively less. Can they stand upright themselves? You say, you say someone like this, like Li Keqiang, how much corruption could he possibly engage in? How much could he steal? He couldn't steal that much, right? If Li Keqiang had been heavily involved in corruption, Xi Jinping would have arrested him long ago. How much assets does his family have? Tens of billions, hundreds of billions in assets—they would have arrested him long ago. Ah, Xi Jinping detests Li Keqiang to the bone, and when it got to the point where he had no other way, he could only resort to underhanded tricks to get rid of him. Now look, this time Liu Yandong is in trouble, Liu Yandong is in trouble, and everyone in their hearts, people inside the Communist Party know it very well. Even I understand it. Do you think these people don't understand? They are scared shitless! Scared to death! These people are scared to death. I issued early warnings a long time ago, saying that Xi Jinping would definitely carry out a total annihilation of the Tuanpai. Those of you who have watched my program for a long time know that my thoughts do not change. I have always held this view, always held this view, right? So now look, Liu Yandong is gone, and the next ones will all be these people. A couple of days ago, Hu Chunhua mysteriously disappeared. Ah, so now let's look at the people below, these people, the Tuanpai people. Now, the iconic figures of the Tuanpai I am talking about are the iconic figures still currently in office. But don't think that the people in the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) are not in office; CPPCC members are also in office. They are half officials, they are actually officials. Ah, all national CPPCC members are officials. You say Huang Kunming is an official? That is definitely an official, and he is still a—still a—currently the number three—uh, no, number four. The fourth-ranking official of the Communist Party, right?

So these people of the Communist Youth League faction (the Tuanpai), you see, they are educated, very hardworking, and obedient to the Party, right? Obedient to the Party, ah, they went to university to study, and after studying, they wanted to be Youth League branch secretaries—in other words, what we call people who are eager to get ahead. People who are eager to get ahead live relatively frugal lives. Ah! Look, those who studied in the 1980s were very frugal, with a living allowance of just over ten or twenty yuan a month. At that time, every day you survived by eating a few steamed buns, gnawing on steamed buns to get by, and they couldn't even afford to get married. These people came from very poor family backgrounds; in the 1970s, ordinary people had nothing to eat, and it was still the era of a planned economy. These people threw themselves into the revolution, right? They joined the Communist Party. After these officials entered the system, they worked continuously. The Tuanpai people are all very restrained because they know they have no roots and cannot afford to make mistakes. Once something goes wrong, they are finished, and no one will protect them. So these people try their best to do a good job, to do things well. Therefore, the Tuanpai people are relatively safe, and these people have no murderous intent. As for murderous intent—look at the internal purges of the Communist Party, everyone thinks it's normal. Xi Jinping saw the internal killings of the Communist Party since he was a child, and the same happened in his own family. Back then, in the government compounds, in the central compound, just think about how many people were taken down one after another, how many people were sent to prison, how many people were persecuted to death, right? He was familiar with all of that. The Tuanpai people had never seen such scenes. They thought the Communist Party was safe; they thought as long as they did a good job, as long as they built up the Tuanpai... but this time they were completely wiped out. I can tell everyone what the reason is: reverse selection, just like ordinary commoners. Do not think that just because your family name is Zhao, or not Zhao, ah, you will still be subjected to reverse selection. Look at these Tuanpai people now. If you pick out these Tuanpai people and ask how much evil they have done—not much evil at all. So in the future, these Tuanpai people left very early, they left very early, right? As the Communist Party, when you now arrest these Tuanpai people, you have no way to arrest them. You say they are corrupt, but how much money could they have embezzled? You can check their assets, there aren't many assets. Their families just live on whatever stipend they are given, and they feel that's enough, completely enough. You see, right? I listen, I know Shen Yueyue's family is Tuanpai. Look, she holds a sub-national status, and in Beijing they have a place of over 300 square meters—that's enough, right? A house of over 300 square meters in Beijing, right? And you don't even need to mention the perks; they wouldn't even use them all up. Of course, when it comes to corruption, it's their family's corruption, corruption by the collateral relatives and family members of later generations. That's definitely different, right? As for the local officials, they just find ways to bribe these people, right? You say the individual wanted to be corrupt—could they be corrupt?

So, you see, we state these facts. Why am I doing this show? It is actually to tell everyone, to tell all of you who are currently inside the Communist Party: if you send your children into the Communist Party thinking they can take the civil service exam, thinking—you actually think you are sending them into a den of demons. You don't know what they will become later on. They themselves cannot control or steer the Communist Party. It's like a wave; one movement and you are finished. This time, the Tuanpai were dealt with by the Communist Party in a single movement. The Communist Party is like this, you know: once it reaches the level of a political movement, it means total annihilation, right? Look, ah, during the Land Reform, the landlords were wiped out; during the Socialist Transformation, the capitalists were wiped out, right? Then they launched the People's Communes, and ordinary people were wiped out. The common people—look at when they launched the People's Communes, this People's Commune thing was a movement. After setting up the People's Communes, all the private land that had just been distributed to the common people in 1949 through household contracting was confiscated and turned over to the state. And that was it! You went off to the People's Communes, you didn't even need your own wok anymore, you just ate the food of the People's Communes. They smashed all the woks to make steel in the backyard furnaces. By the time the Great Famine arrived later on, families didn't even have woks left. Just think, this is how the Communist Party tramples on the people, tramples on the commoners, tramples on the commoners. These people in the Communist Party have absolutely no humanity, no humanity at all. Look at Xi Jinping, he is exactly the same, identical, right? This time, Xi Jinping—this time, you see, Xi Jinping wants to purge the Tuanpai. Do not think that purging the Tuanpai means it is over. It is completely not like that, completely not like that.

After he finishes the purge, you see, anyone he thinks might have seniority over you in the future—he is going to get rid of all these people who are senior within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), so a new batch of people can move up. Who are the people who will move up in the future? They are all people pulled up by Xi Jinping's daughter, Xi Mingze. He needs to build his own kingdom, to establish his own power system. To build his own power system, what does he need to do to these old people? Purge them, he needs to purge them, because if he doesn't purge them, once something happens and the old people speak out, his power will be in jeopardy; to him, it is a risk. It is a risk. Mao was just like that. Back then, Mao was like that. All the way until later, until the Cultural Revolution later, among all the communists, not a single official—not a single official could stay in that place, not one. At that time, even Zhou Enlai was living in daily terror, holding that little notebook every day: "Long live Chairman Mao! Long live Chairman Mao!" Look at how senior he was, right? And this man was an old fox; he originally worked in intelligence, this guy was a KGB boss, just like who? Just like Putin.

So, starting from now, there is a big drama coming. I have always been saying that only when Xi Jinping falls will these people inside the CCP have true safety. In other words, the Liu Yandong incident has once again served as a reminder to the insiders of the CCP, a reminder. After this Fifth Plenary Session comes out, a large number of people will be purged in the coming months. Look at them, walking out of the venue normally. Now more than forty people have already been purged. Before this meeting, there might have been some purges that were not reported, like Wu Chunhua and others who were not reported, ah, not reported. Then, if more go down after this, I—I told you, didn't I tell you all? I did an episode a couple of days ago, the executive deputy minister of the Organization Department—no, the deputy minister of the Organization Department who fled said at least 50 percent will be purged. So now among these people of the Central Standing Committee, they say—ah, among these Central Committee members numbering over two hundred, with more than forty now gone, at least another fifty-plus are going to be taken down. This is what Xi Jinping is doing now; he wants to create an extremely terrifying atmosphere of this kind, to make everyone's—to make his power reach its peak. What method does he use? Everyone trembles and is afraid when they see him. One day, when Xi Jinping looks for someone—currently inside the CCP, there is a superior looking for a subordinate—they are terrified of death, they are scared to death. He says, create terror, create terror throughout the entire country, a terrifying atmosphere. This is very simple, just like—suppose the streets are full of soldiers with live ammunition, you tell me, will ordinary citizens panic? Of course they will panic. When you are on the street, you walk carefully, you just have to walk along the edge, right? You have no idea what might happen. What Xi Jinping wants to do now is precisely this thing, to achieve this thing. Just think, when all the people of a country live in fear, the Soviet Union in the era of Lenin and Stalin was just like this. Go and look at that piece of history, and you will know. Ah, Stalin's killing of people was—that was the Great Purge, the Great Purge. Later you look at the Soviet Union, you see there was so much industry and all that, to what extent did the Soviet Union get later? That is, to what extent was the Stalin era? It was that all the Soviet citizens of the entire country—not citizens, including officials, had no personal assets whatsoever. Everyone had only rations at home, only bread, just keeping you from starving to death, keeping you from dying of hunger. That is, right? He thinks you are not of the same class as me, so you get killed, you get killed. That is that history. Now Xi Jinping is also replaying that history.

I predict, as I once did in an episode, that Xi Jinping's current campaign—this campaign of his—is different from Mao's. Mao, you see, already knew by then. Look at the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea; his son was killed, wiped out. He knew he had no successor to carry on his legacy. By that time, the man had essentially gone mad. You see, Deng—well, Xi is different; Xi has descendants, Xi has descendants. So if he wants to perpetuate his power, he must have his descendants take over. And for his own security, right? His descendants will take over. So in this process, his purging force has to be even more ruthless than Mao's. Mao would sometimes think, oh, let it be, let some people go, send them to prison, just throw them in. Xi, however, might push these people to their deaths, believing that your survival poses a threat to me, to my future. That is the Chinese Communist Party; therefore, every single campaign by Xi, the subsequent campaigns will become more and more intense, increasingly ruthless, more and more severe. Look, the CCYL faction has been wiped out; the CCYL faction is truly the most wronged group of people. These people, all of them were tricked into joining the Communist Party, just like those who were lured to Yan'an back then—how high-ranking were the cadres of Yan'an at the time? They all went to Yan'an, didn't they? And after going to Yan'an, upon coming back, you see that those who went to Yan'an were young people who went in the 1930s, around 20 years old. That means these people arrived. By 1949, these people were still relatively young, only about 30-something or 40-something years old. They were just in the prime of their lives, stepping into positions in their 40s and 50s; many Communist officials were in their 40s, 50s, or even 30-something when they were purged and killed. Isn't that tragic? Would you say it's tragic? Ah! So if you want to understand, if you truly want to understand the power system of the Chinese Communist Party and understand its politics, you should flip through the history of the Communist Party. Liu Yandong—look, Liu Yandong is also one, including Li Keqiang. Incidents like theirs are actually considered normal events within the Communist Party, not abnormal ones. If you understand the evil of the Communist Party, you will know that these incidents are normal occurrences. They truly sacrificed themselves for the Communist Party, sacrificing themselves and giving up their lives. Ah, it was a devotion, a devotion to the Communist Party, a devotion of blood and flesh. This is the essence of the matter; this is the essence of the matter. Ah.

Alright, look here. Look at these people; in a couple of days, very soon. Look, I'll just talk about a few people. Look at Han Zheng—Han Zheng can definitely not escape. There is no way he will retire safely; Han Zheng has no chance. Han Zheng is involved with too many factions, you know? Xi Jinping will definitely not spare him. Han Zheng, look, he has ties to the Jiang Zemin era, right? And ties to the Hu Jintao era. Look at Shen Yueyue, she had no ties to the Jiang Zemin era, you know? During the Jiang Zemin era, she was at the grassroots level, with no connections. Han Zheng is different in Shanghai; he was both a member of the Jiang faction and the Hu faction, and now he has mixed himself into the Xi faction as well, right? Look at Liu Yandong, who was later also part of the Xi faction; she served as Vice Premier when Xi Jinping came to power and remained in that position. Alright, the evil of the Communist Party is endless. Their continuation—as long as the Communist Party exists, this continuation of evil will never, will never stop; it will never stop, it just endlessly cycles, reincarnates, endlessly reincarnates. Ah, this power system is the most evil power system. Ah, alright, thank you all for watching, and see you in the next topic.