Xi Jinping Has No More Than a Few Months Left to Stall!

This program mainly explores Xi Jinping's current health condition and the situation surrounding high-level power struggles within the CCP. Hu Liren points out that Xi Jinping's physical condition has severely deteriorated and faces an irreversible decline, and analyzes how various factions within the CCP are coveting his power, as well as the intense political upheaval that future transitions of power could trigger.

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Hello everyone, viewers! Today's first live broadcast has begun. Well, let's still talk about China. Right now, it is in a very critical period. Well, this period is related to many factors. The first factor, the number one factor right now, is Xi Jinping's health issue. I have always insisted on my point of view. I obtained this information from various sources and various channels. Xi Jinping's health has truly completely collapsed. Well, he already—usually, look at him usually—he generally manages to hold up for only about half an hour, which is very difficult. Once a person has reached such a state, if you expect him to turn it around, look at him, a person in his seventies, turning it around is impossible. This is irreversible; it's irreversible. Even though he himself wants to live to 150 years old, he cannot achieve it, he cannot achieve it.

Well, many people still assume, still assume that someone like Xi Jinping—of course, his medical conditions are extraordinarily good, just like Mao back then; Mao's medical conditions back then were also extraordinarily good. Look at how long Mao lived? Just into his early eighties and it was over, right? Dictators like these are often like this; their lives, their lives are completely different from ordinary people's lives, their lives are very decadent. Oh, Xi Jinping, he smokes and drinks, anyway he is someone who engages in eating, drinking, whoring, and gambling, all of it. He has no bottom line. He was like this when he was young. Oh, you all might have seen a clip from a show about him; I'll play it for you to hear and see, and you will understand.

Look. Xi Jinping, this person, he smokes very heavily, smokes very heavily. Outwardly, nobody knows. When I was in Zhejiang, someone told me that Xi Jinping is heavily into smoking and drinking, heavily into smoking and drinking. But when he goes out, look at him when he goes out, he doesn't smoke. Ah, he is different from Deng Xiaoping, from Mao Zedong. Look at Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping, look, they were all heavy smokers, right? Xi Jinping is the same, he also smokes. One reason is that he developed this habit when he was young; second, why does he smoke? Mainly what for? It's to relax himself. Look, when a person, when a person gets nervous, he smokes.

So, this Xi Jinping, he has always been a heavy smoker. He has been smoking since he was a young man, back when intellectuals—um, what do you call it, the students, you know, back when he was sent down to the countryside—he was already a chain smoker, he smoked. Smoking allowed him to take a short break, or, you know, go take a bathroom break, he could use that to rest, always finding excuses like this. Of course, there was an unwritten rule that if your nicotine craving kicked in—well, he has always smoked and drank, it has always been like that, and he completely lacks any physical exercise. You can tell just by looking at his figure; he is by no means someone who exercises, not a very healthy person, not a healthy person at all. You can see that even when he was young he was chubby, and he didn't exercise, he didn't exercise at all.

And then? Within that system, within that system, of course, regarding women, he simply had none of that missing, he couldn't escape it at all, he couldn't get away from it! Let me tell you, previously that Cai Qi, look at how close he is to him, Cai Qi has a good relationship with him. Cai Qi, you know how within the CCP, an office director like this does what kind of work? It's arranging these things. It's arranging these things everywhere. And Xi Jinping, actually, he and Cai Qi are part of the same gang, they are playmates, they are playmates. Back then when Xi Jinping wanted to do something in Fuzhou, he would call Cai Qi to do it. This is something we knew very early on, twenty years ago, because I had a friend, I had a friend, this person used to be an official in Fuzhou, he was a Fuzhou native himself, he was from Fujian itself, ah, this person is now already an official at the ministerial level, a ministerial-level official. Of course, he is younger in age than Xi Jinping, a few years older than me, that's roughly the situation. But he is that kind of—he is a civil official, he is a civil official.

In the past, we often talked about his period in Fuzhou, that experience in Fuzhou. My friend used to work in the Fuzhou county committee, working in the county government, so everyone knew him very well. At that time, Xi Jinping, and in these southern places, in places like that, actually, all kinds of messy things happened too much, ah, it just became a very normal phenomenon. Well, so Xi Jinping, first of all, from the health aspect, from the health aspect he can no longer support himself at all. There are many, didn't I tell you last time, didn't I already say, he from—just think about him, look at how he could possibly? This time, he rested for a full seven days, underwent drug treatment, and when he arrived in the United States, he got off the plane supporting his body, with Peng Liyuan holding his hand like this to get down. Last time when returning from India, he was actually carried out from the cabin. Through the elevator, after coming up, through the elevator, not the boarding stairs, but through the elevator, they got him down, ah, so later that seven days ended. Then when he arrived in the United States, everyone thought his health was very good, thought he had no problems. Look at what was later exposed by this New York Times reporter, he rested for a full five hours in the White House. A full five hours, locked up—just him and Peng Liyuan, and I believe there were others, there were other doctors, his personal doctors were there. History like this will all be exposed in the future. His doctors, in the future, if he steps down or is gone, they will all expose it. This is one thing—his health issues have a huge impact on him. Xi Jinping actually cannot last many more months, cannot last many more months. I'm telling you, Xi Jinping has many ailments, not just one ailment, a very large number of ailments. Ah, his body is very weak, very weak, this is one, this is one.

Second, everyone should know that within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), these people are actually as fierce as wolves and tigers. You might see Xi Jinping up there acting like an emperor, but many people are eyeing his position. Many people are watching him. Every Chinese person has their own agenda, especially those who have reached the top of the CCP. These people all have their own factions, their own ideas, and their own desires, right? Under these circumstances, it is very likely that they will gather a large group of people. These people definitely form cliques, and these cliques are hidden; no one knows about them. The day Xi Jinping suddenly falls or encounters a problem, someone else will immediately step up! This is how things are inside the CCP. If the CCP were truly united, would there be any need for factional struggles? There would be no factions. For so many years, the one word that has revolved around the CCP is power—it is all about power. Everyone is fighting for power and profit, because with power comes profit, and with power, they can manipulate people at will and control others as they please. These people within the CCP are all pathological; they are all pathological.

You see, in the United States, it is like this: in a normal country, a country with faith, people generally think, 'I will do what I am capable of.' Even if I have a very ordinary job, I can live my whole life happily, right? They don't necessarily have huge ambitions, like, like this. But inside the CCP, it is completely different. Do you know why they have this mindset? Why they have this kind of heart? Because once you are one of these people inside the CCP, once you reach the high levels, if you cannot outmaneuver another faction—and the CCP is all about factions—if you lose to another faction, what happens? You end up in prison. Bo Xilai is like that, right? Bo Xilai is like that. Look at the CCP, look at these people, including those in politics and the military. In the military and political circles, look at how many people are locked up in prisons. How many people? Some are even marginalized; they aren't even government officials, but they are on the fringes, people in state-owned enterprises, right? These people will also be taken down. Look at Chen Feng, for example, right?

Take Chen Feng of Hainan Airlines. You might say, is he a politician? Well, he isn't a politician, but he cannot separate himself from the political sphere, right? He relied on the support of these political figures, relying on Wang Qishan for support. I once met Chen Feng in Hangzhou. At that time, more than twenty years ago, he was in good spirits, quite good spirits. These people, you see, they look like businessmen, but they are these official-businessmen of the CCP. Ah, these people have so many resources, they control so many resources, and they thought that by obtaining these resources, they could get by for a lifetime. In the end, look, throughout the whole process, I believe that for Chen Feng and these people, once they reached a certain level, you say they want to embezzle or whatever—money is irrelevant to these people, completely irrelevant. Why were Chen Feng and these people taken down by another faction of the Communist Party? Actually, what they want is your resources. Inside the CCP, it is all about seizing resources. Xi Jinping is facing the same situation, the same kind of situation: once he falls, it is very likely that someone else will take over. What Xi Jinping is facing now is, first, his health, and second, the fact that these people don't actually buy his act in their hearts. You see, when everyone is at a meeting, they don't move, but that is actually Xi Jinping's tyranny controlling them. Once someone else possesses these resources, the roles will be reversed, and he will become the dictator, and he will become the prisoner.

Ah, right now Xi Jinping is facing a very difficult hurdle, which is the transition of his power. His health is failing, so the question of power transition comes up: who will replace him? Here is how it is, I have fortune-told for him a bit. Xi Jinping—regardless, I'm telling you today, no matter who comes to power, the moment his power is gone, the moment he hands over this power, he is done for, he is completely finished. If he hands over power today, it is very likely he will be finished within a month. Look at that, what is power anyway? Look at how Mao died in September, and the Gang of Four was eliminated in October, right? It happened very quickly during that time, right at a power vacuum period, so they just took you down right away. These people, this proves that the people who took down the Gang of Four, the people who took down Deng, who took down Xi, who took down Mao, they had already prepared long ago, long ago. Everyone, can you understand what I am saying? These people were not acting on a momentary impulse of "I want to take you down"; they had prepared long ago, just waiting for Mao to die, waiting for Mao to fall, and the moment the news was released, they immediately took you down.

Ah, they might have started preparing to make a move as early as August or September, that's just how it is. Ah, then once Mao died, Mao had to have a memorial service, and those jobs and matters took at least nearly a month, and then immediately they just wiped them out. Ah, Xi Jinping will be the same; many people are waiting, they are all waiting, quietly waiting. The moment something happens to Xi Jinping, they will make a move immediately. Ah, this is what Xi Jinping is currently facing. Now, as for someone of a different surname—I have said this before. Anyone with a different surname, as long as they get up there, Xi Jinping will definitely be removed, because once he wraps everyone up with Xi Thought, it traps people inside. Once these people get up there, they also—look here everyone, let's all take a look—look, after Deng Xiaoping stepped down and Jiang Zemin came to power, actually many of the resources of Deng's family were taken away by Jiang's family. And then after Jiang's family came to power, ah, when Hu Jintao came to power, look at how many of Jiang's family's resources were taken away by Hu Jintao. These people, this is an inevitable power transition, an inevitable plunder of wealth. Well, when Xi Jinping came to power, look at the previous factions; they have almost vanished from sight, with no assets to speak of, no assets to speak of. Xi Jinping also has to face this matter. Supposing he steps down, then all the money he has embezzled and manipulated every single day for over ten years, what will it ultimately be used for? In the end, it will likewise be plundered by others. Ah, likewise robbed by others. Inside the Communist Party, everyone robs each other; um, this cannot escape any curse. This is a curse, the inside of the Chinese Communist Party is just like this, exactly like this. If you say "I won't take you down, you become the ancestor and I will worship you," there is completely no such possibility. The only thought is: once I acquire power, if I have power and don't use it, it becomes void. The inside of the Communist Party is always like this! Look here, ah, don't just talk about the inside of the Communist Party, just look at—we recall the factory directors of the 1970s, the 1980s, the late '60s and '70s, the '80s.

Then you will know, the party secretary, then you will know, they have power. As long as they have power—look at these people inside the Communist Party, as long as they have power, while I am still in office, I, I, even if it's just one more day, I will find a way to make use of it for a day, embezzle for a day, embezzle for one more day. Um, so firstly, someone with an outside surname will definitely take him down; secondly, what about his own people? No matter who from his own family gets up there, other people absolutely will not accept them, will not accept them, because inside the Communist Party system there are hundreds of families. Just think about these hundreds of families, everyone is staring, they are all staring and watching this. Furthermore, Xi Jinping has offended so many families, will those people let him go? They will absolutely not let him go. Therefore, under the current circumstances, look, once Xi Jinping steps down, once he steps down and is controlled, controlled by another faction, you needn't even talk about Xi Jinping—even Peng Liyuan cannot possibly escape. That is why I have always been saying, look at Xi Jinping's people, look at Xi Jinping's people like Chen Wenqing and these, like Li and this and that, all kinds of people, the people under his command right now—this bunch of people, where will they all be in the future? This whole bunch will be seamlessly transferred into Qincheng Prison, entering Qincheng Prison; these people will all enter Qincheng Prison. Ah, dictators cannot escape this curse, this is a curse.

So Xi Jinping doesn't have many months left. Some people say he will last until the 21st National Congress, until next year or the 21st National Congress, but I feel he won't even make it to the 21st National Congress. His current situation is just like this; he can't hold out until the 21st National Congress. Everyone must remember, he is a sick man now, a person in his 70s. Making him sit or stand normally for an hour or half an hour is already about his limit. His physical strength is almost completely exhausted. How is he different from before? He is different from just a few months ago. Take a few months ago—you see, when Trump went to Beijing, his health was still okay at that time. This time it happened because he went to India. After going to India, he suffered a mild stroke, and this event caused immense damage to his body. Then his seven days—do you know what those seven days were? He was a person lying in bed the entire time. Don't even talk about lying there for several days; just try lying there for seven days. If you don't believe it, try lying down at home for two days and see. This is what a doctor told me: as long as a person stays lying down for 48 hours, they won't even be able to walk properly. The muscles atrophy; this is very normal. Young people can recover very quickly, for example, after a few days of exercise. But elderly people cannot recover; it is irreversible, completely irreversible. Under these circumstances, do you think Xi Jinping can get better? So his situation now is that his health deteriorates once every half year, degrades once every half year, and his body collapses every few months, collapses every few months.

Now, all of his... every day, I believe his medication dosage is extremely high, and these drugs all have side effects. Any medication has side effects. He can get the best medicine, he can obtain very good stuff from the United States, but after all, all medications have side effects, and these side effects are slowly consuming him. After these drugs enter his body, they treat one thing, but other issues arise. Other problems surface. Inside his body, there are hardly any healthy organs left. Furthermore, look at this: it seems... how do you replace them? Some people say, "I'll get a liver transplant or replace something else." But for Xi Jinping, getting a liver transplant is very difficult. A liver transplant is only a short-term measure related to your age. Replacing internal organs is just a short-term fix to save a life in an emergency to barely hold on. Think about it: once a person gets an organ transplant, their physical stamina has actually collapsed. So for these people, after the transplant, sure, you might end up in a wheelchair, and normal walking or normal physical activity becomes very rare. Even if you can walk and engage in normal light movement, your capacity for physical activity is already extremely reduced. Someone with a liver transplant or organ transplant is completely different from someone who hasn't had one. Moreover, there is no organ in the entire world that perfectly matches an individual's biological diversity. Even if you say you found a match, it's just very close, right? It will still trigger some rejection responses in your body. Once the rejection phenomenon gradually worsens, it becomes severe. Therefore, after an organ transplant, a person's physical state is discounted by at least 50%. It's very tough. You can sustain life, you can maintain life, but your quality of life plummets instantly and completely drops. These are the exact problems Xi Jinping is facing right now.

Right? Look, at the 21st Party Congress, can he still stay on? If he stays on at the 21st Party Congress, he will be eighty years old. At eighty, supposing he forces himself to stay on at the top without a second echelon in place, think about what kind of concept that is. What kind of concept is that? And as for his second echelon, rising up requires a cultivation process, a process of gaining recognition, and a psychological process of winning acceptance throughout this entire system, including from the people of the whole country. If someone is suddenly pushed up—who was suddenly pushed up? Hua Guofeng. This is very obvious. Look, Hua Guofeng was unknown before, and look, after Mao took power, Hua Guofeng suddenly shot up. Look at how quickly he was brought down, just like that, right? So if Xi Jinping promotes someone in a short period of time, that person's ultimate outcome will be almost identical to Hua Guofeng's. Let me tell everyone, inside the Communist Party everyone really is a wolf, every single one of them. Don't look at these people not falling out with each other right now; once they turn against one another, the troops will be deployed directly, exactly like Deng Xiaoping did. To deal with Hua Guofeng, Deng Xiaoping brought in the military. Ah, did you think Hua Guofeng really gave up power voluntarily? Impossible. Including Hu, including Zhao Ziyang, including Hu Yaobang—it was the exact same thing, all the same. A troop of soldiers went straight in, took you away, took away all the people around you, and even took away all the staff and aides around you. It was a major operation, not an isolated move where just a few people come to take you away—not like that at all, completely not like that.

Xi Jinping is facing this right now. Originally, he could have enjoyed a fine life, finding a place with clear waters and green mountains to retire in, right? But now, holding on stubbornly at the top, strutting around like a demon—in just a few days, a few years' time, just a few more years, he has drastically elevated the risk to his entire life and his family. The ultimate end awaiting him is ruin, and this ruin cannot be reversed, there is no reversal whatsoever. In the future, no one will ever sing his praises again. Once a person like him is toppled, he will never turn things around, eternity after eternity. Right? World history will settle accounts with him. When history writes about someone like him in the future, it will be written as retribution; writing his history will be a history of evil, an entire chronicle of sins. He harms others, harms himself, harms the common people! What state the common people are in right now, everyone knows very well. Xi's ultimate reckoning is only a few months away. I believe, everyone should not count on him reaching the 21st Party Congress. By the 21st Party Congress next year, he might already be gone, he already won't make it. Alright, uh, thank you all for watching. I'll wrap up this topic here. When there are other interesting topics, I'll chat with everyone again.