Wang Huning Suspended After Being Questioned? Li Qiang to Succeed as General Secretary and President? What's Wrong with Xi Jinping? Plague Risk Warnings Issued Across China, a Nationwide Movement Against Forced Social Insurance Payments Begins! (Old Beijing Teahouse / Episode 1773 / 2026 / 10/14)
This episode mainly explores the strong public backlash and the phenomenon of reverse decoupling triggered by the big data-driven social security collection campaigns implemented in many parts of China. It also analyzes rumors regarding Li Qiang's potential succession and inside information about Wang Huning being suspended for questioning. At the same time, the program focuses on the dynamic of plague risk warnings issued in Inner Mongolia and several southern regions, as well as revelations regarding the sentencing of former Wuhan Mayor Zhou Xianwang and Jiang Chaoliang's involvement in the pandemic cover-up.
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They say there are always more solutions than problems. The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security of the CCP announced that it would use a comprehensive big data dragnet to search for all the Chinese "oxen and horses" (laborers) and "leeks" (exploited citizens) who haven't paid their social security. Afterward, a brilliant person who hadn't paid social security proposed a perfect, all-encompassing little trick. Hey, high-energy content ahead.
Watch out, you might laugh your teeth out. This brilliant person said: "Vice Minister Li, don't bother looking for me. I'm right here. I don't have the money to pay social security, that's final. But, I've come up with a great way to pay it. You have the bank lend me 200,000 or 300,000 yuan, and I'll pay it off in one lump sum. Then, as for repayment, there's no rush; I'll slowly pay the bank back once I start receiving my pension. Ah."
Don't say 'ah', you go and pull some strings, have the bank folks pull some strings, and wouldn't we have everything we need? What a talent! No wonder the self-media creator Wang Wai Zui gave it a thumbs up. This suggestion is great: have the bank provide full loans to those who can't afford social security, and after they turn 60, the bank can deduct it from their pensions. The social security fund would have money, the number of people paying social security would be sufficient, and the bank folks would be crying their eyes out. "You bunch of 'oxen and horses' who don't know if you'll survive tomorrow, you want us to wait for your pension after you turn 60? Can you even live past 60? Are you trying to fool us?" The bank finally told the truth, which is not as sweet-sounding as what they said before when they were getting the 'leeks' to pay for pensions—that it wouldn't be too late to delay retirement to 65 to collect the pension. By the time you retire at 60, the bank will have gone bust eight times over. A knowledgeable netizen commented: "How is that possible? Aren't you just asking the sickle and the harvester to hack and cut each other?" If they don't cut each other, what else can they do? The 'oxen and horses' and 'leeks' have no money now, but they have their lives, unless the Human Resources and Social Security Bureau helps us each find a job. Look here.
Hey, the Party Mother says: "Sorry, there's nowhere for us to find you a job, and taking a loan from the bank to pay back after 60 is completely unfeasible. It's definitely unfeasible. The banks are sharper than monkeys; they can see you're playing a 'white wolf with empty gloves' (empty-handed) stalling tactic. Even if you live to over 60, you might not even get the pension." Netizens said: "Now they are forcing social security payments, but in the future, they definitely won't be able to pay out pensions because all the money has been embezzled. The Party's trick of blocking both ends is about to be exposed, so they're resorting to brute force now, right?"
X account push message: It's over, it's over, the big one is coming. If you don't pay social security, your children won't be allowed to take the high school or college entrance exams; if you don't pay, you won't be allowed to work; if you don't pay, you won't be allowed to rent a house. Three 'nots'—it's direct collective punishment for the whole family. That's all.
A parent in a family group chat said that the teacher posted a message in the parents' group this afternoon, telling parents without social security to pay it immediately, otherwise it would affect their children's gaokao and zhongkao, and that Guangzhou had already done this, everyone is doing it. Another parent typed out four characters: implicating three generations of families. Forget it, it's better not to have children if it's not necessary, you just end up dragging them down. Some even posted photos, saying the photo I took last night had a police car pulling up, and the landlord came up to me and said, if you don't have a job you can't rent an apartment, either you have a job or you get out, it has to be a formal job, temporary jobs or food delivery won't work. Look at that, even the police station was dispatched. If the landlord can't persuade the tenant to leave, the local beat cop directly uses force to carry them out, completely tearing off their masks, stopping just short of saying, if you don't pay social security we'll f***ing kill you, they've completely lost all shame. Yesterday, didn't we talk about how, according to official data from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), a total of 370 million people haven't paid social security, of which 330 million are aged 0 to 20, most of whom don't participate in social security anyway. Right, the remaining 40 million are within the age range to pay social security but can't afford it. Look, just after one night, today we see the Party's ruthless tactics. What ruthless tactics? Hefei just started, even university students and infants and toddlers have to pay social security. Ah, no way, the X account Financial Big Data pushed two screenshots of community homeowner group notices, Hefei's 2027 resident medical insurance payment notice, item one, fundraising standards: 1. ordinary residents, 2. university students, 3. infants and toddlers. Are they even letting people grow up, where do newborns earn money from? Don't worry, the financial database has already issued a correction, correcting that this is medical insurance, not social security, scaring the wits out of people. You see how this social security drives everyone out of their minds, you can't blame the common people, your Party really comes up with endless dirty tricks, impossible to guard against. This is why Chinese people can't hold it back anymore, and have launched the ultimate general assault after general assault against the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security's big data forced social security collection, haven't they? The common people have risen in revolt, everyone has risen up. Some are advanced blacks and low-level reds pretending to make televised confessions, some are cursing, some are Look here.
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What kind of videos are netizens swiping through now? Not only are there all kinds of sarcastic videos disgusting social security, but people are also posting videos of themselves actively stopping their social security to go against the grain. Right, didn't netizens say, the CCP is panicking and exposing that social security really has no money, the vast majority of the premiums you pay are precisely used to support the communist dogs who are forcing you to pay, what the CCP is really afraid of is that those inside the system won't get their pensions, nobody outside the system cares about you, it's time to use the 'three-shot evasion' method to avoid social security, demonstrating the importance of decoupling from the communist bandits. Look here, give this big brother a thumbs up, I see everyone participating in insurance withdrawing from it, let's see how he can still kidnap people with no money. Leeks with no money are about to be uprooted, the money paid for social security by rich leeks also just goes to support the high officials and nobles inside the system, and in the end they too will become leeks with no money, and eventually the sickle will rust, break, and it's all over. X account Writer Cui Chenghao forwarded NetEase News, mainland China's elite retirees, who account for only 6.5% of the population, received nearly 40% of social security benefits, and the gap between public servants and ordinary citizens is huge, sparking heated discussions among netizens. Quick poll, what do you think will be the result of the CCP using big data across the entire network this time to hunt down those who haven't paid social security? 1. Utterly messy and completely abortive, 2. Solving a small problem only to tear open a bigger hole, 3. Accelerating the public's awakening to oppose and overthrow the CCP, 4. Anything is possible. Quickly type the number in the comment section.
Well, just as everyone was watching the gossip and exclaiming that the tumbler had fallen over, a short and spineless figure suddenly skyrocketed to mysterious fame. Who could it be? No one other than the party-state's famous vase and second-in-command in this book—Li Qiang. He—protect your chin and look right here, oh my god, it seems the online rumors that Li Qiang has been chosen by Xi Jinping as his successor are about to be officially announced in advance by the CCTV Big Pants. Yin Ke, a commentator with a former-system Zhejiang faction background, broke the news that a version where Xi Jinping retains the post of Chairman of the Central Military Commission while Li Qiang takes over as General Secretary and President seems increasingly likely to materialize. Indeed, it's a bit too obvious. I remember that under normal circumstances, only Xi Jinping can be left in the spotlight at the very front, and no matter who is behind him, they must never steal the camera's attention. Well, once Li Qiang's little shuffling steps slided out, the whole vibe was that of a close comrade and partner, definitely an arrangement deliberately posing this formation. We have specifically analyzed that Xi Jinping choosing Li Qiang as a last-resort successor has the highest rationality, because Li Qiang is the most spineless; even if he goes up, he will just follow Xi Jinping's commands. Yes, only under the premise of this psychological balance would Xi Jinping possibly consider this kind of partial power-transfer plan. Of course, this is still only a possibility; human plans cannot out-maneuver heaven, and no matter how spineless Li Qiang is, he still comes with a bow. There is a little Li who carries a bow, sooner or later he will shoot the white-headed old man; those who play the pig to eat the tiger are usually the soft-melon spineless types, hiding so deeply they cannot be recognized. By the way, let me tell you about Liu Zhuo. This time Li Qiang made his debut in a win-win layout for Xi and Li, and the state media may have received instructions. What does that mean? The short-video series reports for a long time only gave the entrance footage to Xi Jinping and Li Qiang, similar to Old Xi and Zhang Shengmin coming in together at the Military Commission. The key was that there was no choice, there were only the two of them—over here there are seven cloves of garlic in total, giving close-ups to highlight the status of these two, some giving panoramic views, and where was the frame focused? On the space between Li Qiang and Zhao Leji behind him, which is frustrating; you could squeeze two people in the middle, and it would be the whole Standing Committee of seven: Comrade Xi Jinping, Comrade Li Qiang, and the ideological feelings of the other comrades. All set. A thousand-year road boils into a river, a thousand-year little daughter-in-law boils into a mother-in-law, a thousand-year little daughter-in-law—what a monster. Anyway, based on dictator psychological analysis, it is unlikely that Xi Jinping would hand over power to Cai Qi, the bayonet-wielding brother full of murderous intent, for fear of being stabbed with a bayonet. It's really hard to say; the General Secretary probably thinks that Comrade Li Qiang is a successor candidate who has performed exceptionally well after my repeated ravaging, trampling, crushing, and various humiliation tests—absolutely exceptional. When Xi Jinping's special envoy went to North Korea, he was looked down upon and despised in various ways by Kim Jong-un in Pyongyang, who finally sent him off with a sideways glance and hands in his pockets, almost hitting Li Qiang with a face-slap. Yes, at first Xi Jinping was even angry for several days: no matter how much of a moron Li Qiang is, he is still my special envoy. For Fatty Kim to humiliate him like this, isn't that humiliating me? It must mean that. As a result, after being upset for a few days, Old Xi suddenly burst into chuckles—had he gone crazy? No, his wife Peng Liyuan gave him some enlightenment, and his mind suddenly cleared up—cleared up like an enema. Ah, using an enema is that appropriate? Suddenly enlightened, you should make it clear! Anyway, Professor Peng reminded him: you'd better curl up under the covers and laugh secretly; where else can you find such a loyal successor with no second thoughts, a total piece of good-for-nothing A Dou? Ah, A Dou is good; the more unhelpable he is, the safer you are. Why? Because he can't do without you! You have to support him from behind, and if you support him forever, won't this country belong to the Xi family forever? I am almost throwing up. This family is so obsessed with official posts, whether lightly or heavily wounded they stay on the frontline. To achieve this goal, Old Xi is now so busy running around in circles, repeatedly screening with a fine-toothed comb, to wipe out in one net all those around him who have ability, conspiracy, ambition, and all kinds of over-the-top vicious possibilities. Finished, Baozi has completely lost his sanity; he looks at everyone and suspects they carry a bow to ambush the golden sword, except for Li Qiang who actually carries a bow, whom he doesn't suspect. Isn't that just bad luck? Needless to say, right now the most dangerous person is definitely Wang Huning, who has way too many schemes and is a professional at it. You said offhand, I must give a thumbs-up to Yin Ke's latest breaking news. What did I say again? You said the grand conspirator Wang Huning is in danger—he really is in danger! Just today, at 9:42 AM US Eastern Time, former-system commentator Yin Ke broke new news: a message that a young democratic newcomer has infiltrated the General Office of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection. On the morning of October 14, 2026, Wang Huning, member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CCP Central Committee and Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, was suspended from office, ah, and subjected to questioning by Liu Jinguo, Secretary of the Secretariat of the Central Committee, involving the case of Huang Qifan and his son Huang Ranfei. Oh my god, the sky has fallen, three-dynasties imperial tutor Wang Huning has fallen. Even earlier, right past 8 o'clock, Yin Ke had another breaking news: Liu Jinguo, Secretary of the Central Committee Secretariat, said one sentence today: comprehensively review the cadres, experts, and scholars of the Jiang Zemin era; 1. those who voluntarily surrender illegal and disciplinary gains to the anti-corruption account may receive lenient treatment; 2. no cadres, experts, and scholars of the Jiang Zemin era are allowed to retire without truly leaving their posts; 3. this does not involve the direct family members of Jiang Zemin's family. My god, why does it feel like the Fifth Plenary Session is going to make the sky fall and the earth cave in.
In a longer exposé, Yin Ke connected the clues, stating that with Huang Qifan's full confession, the center of the storm is rapidly spreading to the highest levels of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). On the afternoon of October 13, 2026, Liu Jinguo, Secretary of the Secretariat of the CCP Central Committee and Director of the National Supervisory Commission, questioned Vice President Han Zheng on behalf of the top leadership; Han Zheng is implicated in the Huang Qifan case. Just one day later, on the morning of October 14, Liu Jinguo took action again, questioning Wang Huning, a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CCP Central Committee and Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC). My god, the daily work of the CPPCC is currently being presided over by Shi Taifeng, the First Vice Chairman of the CPPCC, with Hu Chunhua assisting. Immediately following this, on the afternoon of October 14, Liu Jinguo conducted an internal questioning of another member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau, the Secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI). Currently, the daily work of the CCDI has been taken over by Liu Jinguo, with Sun Xinyang and Li Xinran coordinating. What does this mean? Although heavyweights like Wang Huning and Han Zheng might still make public appearances to save face at the upcoming Fifth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee, they have completely lost the right to advise and decide on the personnel layout for the next term. Don't look at how rowdy you are today; be careful, for you will be held accountable in the future—all of this will come to pass.
As the saying goes, even father and son must settle accounts clearly. Now that there is a rift, while Russian officials repeatedly say there is no, no, no risk of plague, the pro-Russian CCP local governments have started to make things difficult for their Russian daddy. They have urgently issued plague risk alerts. Are there risks or not? Has it started spreading? You guess for yourself. On October 11, Inner Mongolia Radio and Television published an article. After a bit of buildup, it stated that Hulunbuir City has not seen a human plague case since 1927, and no plague outbreaks have been detected during routine monitoring in recent years. Based on a comprehensive analysis, the possibility of a plague outbreak is low. I am confused—there was none before, and there is none now, so what is the point? Keep listening, there is more. Next, the tone shifted. The Hulunbuir Center for Disease Control and Prevention cried out loudly: Citizens, the Great Hulunbuir City where you were born and raised is a natural historical plague focus area. Oh my god, and it is adjacent to the plague focus areas in the Russian Far East, with very frequent cross-border personnel movement. Therefore, we must warn the kind and innocent masses to watch out for pneumonic plague. Effective prevention is the only way. We suggest that personnel coming from the plague focus areas in the Russian Far East pay more attention to their health. If any suspected symptoms appear, you must immediately seek medical attention at the nearest facility and truthfully disclose your travel history to plague focus areas. It is completely impossible to guard against. There was plague in 1927, and in 2027 there will be the 21st National Congress of the CCP, and the CCP will also reach its centenary—it is time to hit the road. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention in Manzhouli, Inner Mongolia, organized departments on October 8 to hold an epidemic risk assessment meeting. The meeting explicitly listed the recent pneumonia of unknown cause in Irkutsk Oblast, Russia, as a key concern. Pneumonia of unknown cause—they wouldn't dare say those three words even if they were beaten to death. After all, they see their Russian daddy all the time; being tactful avoids hurting feelings and causing trouble. However, southern provinces like Guangdong and Hunan, which are far from Russia, didn't care about that and directly issued plague risk alerts, launching a campaign on plague transmission routes, symptoms, and prevention methods. While saying the situation is unclear, they are desperately issuing risk alerts. Why not say it is preventable and controllable? You ask that question—this is Russia's fault, so issuing alerts carries no political risk, whereas saying it is preventable and controllable makes it easy to become a scapegoat. That is the calculation behind it. In short, we will have to wait and see whether there is an epidemic of pneumonia of unknown cause; it is best if it doesn't come.
Let us look at another matter. Regarding the Wuhan pneumonia outbreak, another key figure has recently been sentenced. Who was it? Zhou Xianwang, the mayor of Wuhan during the outbreak. On October 10, the Intermediate People's Court of Shangqiu City, Henan Province, sentenced Zhou Xianwang of Hubei to 14 years in prison for bribery. The charges brought by the court included that, from the first half of 2003 to May 2025, Zhou Xianwang took advantage of his positions to provide assistance to relevant units and individuals in matters such as engineering contracts and administrative approvals, and accepted property totaling more than 60.5 million yuan. To sum it up, the charges did not include improper handling of the epidemic, nor did they mention anything from the epidemic period—yes, exactly that. Although Party official Zhou Xianwang is remembered by the people nationwide as the mayor of Wuhan, the epicenter of the century's plague, talk about bad luck: research to date indicates that the COVID-19 epidemic may have begun spreading as early as October to November 2019, while the currently known first infection case fell ill in Wuhan on December 1, 2019, and the first patient to visit a hospital may have appeared on December 12, 2019. It was just that the CCP authorities kept denying it, and once it could no longer be covered up, they claimed it was preventable and controllable—that is the gist of it. On January 10, 2020, Wang Guangfa, a member of the Party's medical expert group, publicly stated that the overall epidemic was preventable and controllable. Then, on January 11, the Wuhan Municipal Health Commission reported that no clear evidence of human-to-human transmission had been found. Continuing the deception, on January 15, the report began to trickle out, stating that limited human-to-human transmission could not be ruled out, giving themselves a way out. On January 23, Wuhan was suddenly placed under lockdown. Before this, a large number of people fled Wuhan, and the epidemic rapidly spread to the whole world. Talk about terrifying. Four days after the lockdown, Zhou Xianwang covertly told CCTV at their headquarters that the initial failure to disclose the information in a timely manner was because, well, the superiors had not given authorization—beginning to point cannons at Xi Jinping. Public opinion and overseas media with unprecedented unanimity grasped Old Zhou's subtext, indicating that the Beijing central authorities should be held responsible for concealing the epidemic, and Xi Jinping bears full responsibility—off you go. At the time, who knows what went wrong in Xi Jinping's head, but he even personally admitted it himself: from the initial concealment to the global pandemic, I personally commanded and personally deployed it. Talk about cleverness being defeated by cleverness, and being hit by bad luck. In fact, anyone could figure it out with their toes: what Zhou Xianwang said must be the truth. Why? Xi Jinping himself said that epidemic prevention was personally commanded and personally deployed by him; who would dare to casually announce anything? Therefore, hasn't someone online always been saying that Hubei and Wuhan officials are the absolute scapegoats for Xi Jinping's grand battle against the epidemic? The people who fought for their lives during the epidemic back then were the ones later handed a cup of poisoned wine. The Hubei F4 at the time were successively removed from office: Jiang Chaoliang, then-party secretary of the Hubei Provincial Committee; Wang Xiaodong, then-governor of Hubei; Ma Guoqiang, then-party secretary of Wuhan; and Zhou Xianwang, then-mayor of Wuhan. Three have already fallen, leaving only older brother Wang Xiaodong as the sole survivor. Moreover, Zhou Xianwang being sentenced to 14 years is not even the most tragic part. Jiang Chaoliang was sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve on August 28 this year, with life imprisonment and no reduction or parole, and who knows if he might suddenly die of a heart attack one day—even more terrifying. Why was the sentence so heavy? Because he couldn't keep his mouth shut and went everywhere chasing after the lid to be lifted. Independent commentator Cai Shenkun disclosed a matter: friends familiar with Jiang Chaoliang told him that Jiang Chaoliang got into trouble precisely because he had no filter and talked too much. Old Cai gave an example: in May 2024, Jiang Chaoliang was having dinner with a CCP vice-ministerial official. When talking about the Wuhan epidemic during the meal, he said that everything from the outbreak of the epidemic to the news of the lockdown and the handling of Li Wenlang was strictly carried out by the General Office of the Central Committee in accordance with Xi Jinping's instructions. Managed in such detail? Yes, just that detailed. As the party secretary of Hubei Province, every step of handling the epidemic was approved by the center and Xi Jinping, including the lockdown of the Wuhan Institute of Virology and the sealing and dismantling of the seafood agricultural market—all were direct instructions issued by the center. Old Xi bearing full responsibility is undeniable. According to insiders, this epidemic responsibility is now being pushed onto Jiang Chaoliang, and he is unconvinced—no matter who it was, they wouldn't be convinced. To some extent, Jiang Chaoliang is taking the blame for Xi Jinping. He didn't expect that his private complaining would be betrayed by a colleague whose face he knew but whose heart he didn't. In the CCP officialdom's meat grinder, there is not a single person worth trusting. The question arises: having shouldered the blame, not only did he get no credit, but he was also picked on by Xi Jinping. Since you didn't willingly and quietly take the blame, get arrested and go to Qincheng Prison to reflect—is that unjust or what? And this is just the beginning. If one day the United States suddenly traces the origins of the epidemic and demands sky-high compensation, no one knows whether Jiang Chaoliang, Zhou Xianwang, and the crowd of officials in the know during the epidemic will even survive. A second round of taking the blame—off you go.
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