BÀNH LỆ VIỆN TÁI XUẤT, ÔN GIA BẢO NÊU 6 YÊU CẦU, TQ ĐÀN ÁP CÔNG DÂN MỸ

The South China Sea is on the rise again when Banh Le Vien suddenly appeared, also when rumors of divorce and internal struggle in the party were spreading. Meanwhile, Beijing is tightening airspace, Xinjiang is being infiltrated and the power of Xi Jinping seems to be flurrying. Is the CPC entering the climax of a political upheaval? Mrs. Banh Le Vien appears Yes, ladies and gentlemen, we continue to follow the devastating developments from the violent power struggle that is taking place in the South China Sea. The most noteworthy is that Mrs. Banh Le Vien, the wife of President Xi Jinping, has officially reappeared. According to the new report, the Chinese Communist Party's speech agency on July 18, Mrs. Banh attended an event to exchange voices among the U.S. young people in the former U.S. military base and gave a speech here. The event, which is usually broadcast, brings a special political message. This public appearance of Mrs. Banh Le Vien is under observation as an attempt to break the recent rumors that she and President Xi Jinping have agreed to divorce. She left the South China Sea to return to her hometown, Shandong, to rest. Although this move may temporarily put an end to the rumors, it does not mean that Mrs. Banh is completely innocent. It does not mean that Mr. Xi Jinping is in a stable position. One noteworthy point is that in the past three years, Mrs. Banh has not participated in similar activities, and Mr. Xi has sent congratulatory letters. But this time, on the contrary, Mr. Xi remained silent, and Mrs. Banh reappeared. This is not the first time the Chinese Communist Party has used Mrs. Banh to exchange voices among the U.S. young people in the former U.S. military base and gave a speech here. In the past, the Chinese Communist Party has used Mrs. Banh to exchange voices among the U.S. young people in the former U.S. military base and gave a speech here. Immediately after that, the Chinese Communist Party arranged for her to appear again. For example, when she was the first wife of President Xi Jinping at the National Theater, the reappearance of Mrs. Banh this time made people more suspicious that the appearance of Mrs. Banh was just a cover to cover up the legislation. But if that's really the case, it's a sign that Xi Jinping's power is being seriously weakened. When a leader can no longer let his family be free to do things, have to use his wife's image to deal with the legislation, it shows that personal power is being challenged from the inside. The 6th China-U.S. military parade was officially held on July 18, China Central Television reported. The parade, which took place in many places and institutions over a period of about two and a half months, is expected to end in mid-October. It is noteworthy that the list of places to be paraded this time includes four central cities, Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin, Chongqing, together with Guangdong, Xinjiang, Fujian, Shandong and many other important cities. A total of 16 provincial units and 10 provincial-level cities are in the parade. Commentator Li Yanmin said that the above-mentioned locations are the strategic locations of the Xi Jinping wing. However, it is these places that have become the center of the parade, showing that the internal struggle within the ranks of the Chinese Communist Party leaders has reached a level of extreme tension. There are many possibilities for personnel changes that are being prepared. Among the parade locations, Xinjiang is a special place to pay attention to. On July 1, Xinjiang had a high level of personnel transfer. Ma Hengshui was dismissed from his post in front of Ms. Yu Tuan-Kuang's letter with the reason that she was busy with other work. The replacement was Mr. Chen Tiu-Zhang, the director-general of the United Front Work Department. In terms of time, Mr. Chen just took office, not long enough to become the subject of a parade. After that, it was almost certain that this parade was not aimed at Mr. Chen, but aimed directly at Ma Hengshui. Mr. Ma is a prominent figure in the Eastern Province. The political group has a close relationship with Xi Jinping and especially with Mrs. Banh Le Viet. Although Mr. Ma did not live in the Eastern Province, he was still considered a compatriot with Mrs. Banh. He often called her a great-granddaughter and admitted that the relationship between the two was very close. Mr. Ma is also a close friend of Tu Hung Kien, Mrs. Banh's younger brother-in-law. In 2016, when he was still a secretary-general of the Ministry of Information, Mr. Ma met with Tu to push a controversial case. The state-owned business in Thong Kien lost 4.2 billion VND, three times the actual value, to buy back the insurance company Tien Dat, which was making a lot of money. As a result, Tu Hung Kien was appointed chairman of the Board of Directors, and his mother's company was also stripped of its heavy debt. Three days after this case, Mr. Ma Hung Thuy was appointed Governor-General of Quang Dong, the political step that took him to the top ministerial ranks. It has been observed that it was because of the relationship with Mrs. Banh Le Viet that Mr. Ma's career path was smoothed out. However, the situation has changed. If the news this time is really aimed at Mr. Ma, it means that he has lost the most powerful family in South Korea. And if Mrs. Banh Le Viet is still trying to preserve her position, it means that Mr. Ma, her great-grandfather, is struggling to keep himself. The current situation shows that no one is still loyal to the Communist Party, even those who used to be seen as the right-hand man of Mr. Ma. Beijing tightens airspace. An important meeting is coming. On July 16, the Beijing government suddenly announced that from July 16 to September 3, every night from 0 o'clock, nine inner-city districts, including Dongcheng, Taicheng, Chiaozhuang, Haidian, will implement strict airspace control orders. All objects that may affect air safety are prohibited from taking off. Even bird nests are required to be managed at each stage. Authorities say this is a measure to serve the 3rd military parade. However, there are many signs that banning flights is not simply to prepare for the military parade. In Tianjin, the city adjacent to Beijing, some parents of students said the school had called to announce that the opening ceremony of the new school year would be held on September 4, which is later than usual. This shows the widespread impact on the entire neighborhood, not just the capital. A question arises, just because of a military parade, does the Communist Party need to carry out long-term control for more than a month and a half? There must be a deeper reason behind it. Recently, US Secretary of State Janet Yellen revealed in a press conference that the Communist Party is expected to hold an important summit in August to discuss whether to change the leader of the party or not. With Ms. Yellen's dignity and respect, this speech is certainly not a sarcastic speech. This shows that the US government has made significant moves in the South China Sea. Although Ms. Yellen did not specify the content of the upcoming conference, but according to the tradition of many years, the North China Sea Conference usually takes place at the end of July or early August, where the political forces of the Chinese Communist Party meet to exchange, coordinate and provide high-ranking personnel. Since the end of June this year, there have been unusual signs around the North China Sea. From the non-stop fire in about 10 days to the unusual increase in temperature and humidity, the atmosphere has been tense. The previous source also confirmed that the 4th China-U.S. Summit could be held on the eve of the 3rd of September. Even from August 27 to 30, there is a possibility that the conference will be postponed to October. The Chinese Communist Party's tightness and postponement of the new school year is clearly not just for a military parade, but to serve a political pact related to the future of supreme power. What is more noteworthy is a rare disclosure from the inside of the Chinese Communist Party. At the North China Sea Summit, former Prime Minister Wang Jiabao gave six important suggestions to President Xi Jinping. The tone is described as calm but hopeful. The content is as follows. The reason is that the Chinese Communist Party needs a new spirit of humanity. The international situation needs a new face to re-establish relations. Xi Jinping's long-term exercise of power has increased the division in the party, causing economic and foreign affairs to fall into a deadlock. To promote the reform of the political system, restore democracy within the party, Wang Jiabao proposed to restore the electoral system within the Chinese Communist Party, expand the power of the Politburo and the Central Committee, limit the absolute decision-making power of the Plenipotentiary General, and repeal criticisms of dictatorship within the party. Review the affairs of officials in the party, reform and party, including figures such as Hu Xunhua or former communists of the late Prime Minister Li Keqiang. Wang Jiabao suggested to re-evaluate, restore honor or service to strengthen the internal unity, strengthen the internal unity, loosen economic policy, reduce pressure on the private sector. Wang said that the measures of too tight management and heavy taxation in recent years have undermined the private sector. He suggested that there should be a policy to reduce taxes, open markets, and restore trust. Adjust foreign policy, especially with the United States. He suggested that the Chinese Communist Party should be more flexible in its relationship with the United States, adopt events such as the visit of the US Secretary of State in September or the possibility of President Trump's visit to China in late October to remove trade barriers. Enhance social governance, reflect the wishes of the people. Wang emphasized that the current wave of dissatisfaction comes from issues such as health, education, housing. To stabilize society, the Chinese Communist Party needs to restore trust of the people and the government. Although it is not yet possible to affirm whether the above suggestions will be adopted or not, it is clear that the former Prime Minister Wang Jiabao speaking publicly and organizing at the right time is a strong sign that the internal struggle between the Chinese Communist Party and the United States has exceeded the usual limit. The workers of the United States and Japan have become victims of Beijing. On July 19, The Wall Street Journal posted an exclusive news article. A U.S. citizen from China, Mrs. Mao Shengyue, director of the top management of the Wells Fargo Bank, was secretly banned from going on a business trip recently in China by the Chinese Communist Party. Wells Fargo has now suspended all business trips to China. Mrs. Mao's case immediately aroused deep concern among international businessmen. According to the information, Mrs. Mao was born in Shanghai, but is a U.S. citizen. She is currently living in Atlanta, Georgia. She is a senior trade sponsor. After arriving in China in April, she was detained without a clear reason. Her work email is now in the automatic response mode with content, working abroad. Meanwhile, Wells Fargo confirmed that it is closely monitoring the situation and cooperating with relevant agencies to help Mrs. Mao return to the United States as soon as possible. It is worth mentioning that the Chinese Communist Party has not issued any accusation or announced a clear reason for restricting travel. The spokesman for the Chinese Communist Party's Foreign Ministry only replied to the press that he did not understand the situation, but at the same time stressed that anyone in China must abide by the law of this country. While U.S. citizens are banned from leaving China, another case has aroused public opinion. A woman who often stays in Japan after bringing her child back to the country on summer vacation was suddenly subjected to what the government called According to the official statement on social media, she was called by a local police officer and asked to come to the police station to get a statement. After completing the procedure, she was photographed with a ID card and a number in her hand, according to the police. It was the process of going on board to check. Immediately after that, she was informed that she had been put on the restricted travel list. If you want to leave China, you have to fill in the blank list. The procedure can take 2-3 months or longer. Shocked and confused, she rushed to the immigration office to ask for clarification. Here she is known since May this year that she has been labeled as a person related to the northern region. The strange thing is that she has never set foot in that area, only once a few years ago at the Kunming airport, Vân Nam province. Just once, an entry data has been enough to make a citizen become a subject of poor surveillance. Since then, she has been completely stuck in China, unable to return to Japan to continue her work. Her child can not go to school on time. Bank cards, electricity bills, daily living expenses in Japan are all suspended. In a state of despair, she had to go on social media to ask for help, but there was still no agency to solve the problem. The fact that she is labeled as a person related to the northern region has actually turned into a blacklist that does not need a reason, does not need to be investigated, does not need a procedure. Being labeled as a person related to the northern region means being deprived of freedom even when there is no violation of any law. The two cases above, one is a U.S. citizen, one is a Japanese citizen, both reflect the true nature of China. No one is trustworthy, no one is safe. To them, anyone, be it an economic expert or a normal mother, can become a good child in a political struggle. However, what is happening is not a coincidence. From the U.S. citizen being banned from leaving the country to the Japanese citizen being detained in the northern region in a convenient way, all reflect a terrible reality in the eyes of the Chinese Communist Party. No one is absolutely safe, even foreigners or people who have lived abroad for many years. Many people still believe that if you don't do anything wrong, you won't be harmed, but the truth is in a totalitarian system. The reason for obtaining freedom does not need to rely on the law, but only on the will of the ruler. It doesn't mean that you won't be on the list tomorrow. The Chinese Communist Party does not necessarily have to be charged with criminal charges to limit exit, it can be a trade dispute, it can be a vague suspicion, it can be just to put pressure on relatives living abroad. With the basis of national security, all forms of oppression can be legalized. Let's imagine you go home to visit your parents, take your child to a summer home, but only a black mark, unintentionally, as related to the northern region or a notable figure, is that you are stopped, no one reports in advance, no one explains clearly, there is no way out. The passport becomes meaningless, work, children, property, bank cards, everything is stuck. You can be trapped in a society where all the mechanisms of humiliation are useless. And then the peaceful days turn into nightmares, there is no end. It's not a farce, it's what's really happening to so many people. That's why I sincerely warn all of you living abroad. Please do not underestimate the risk when returning to China. Please don't think you are neutral, innocent, not guilty. In a dictatorship system, no one is an outsider. The Chinese airport is not a gate to return to the motherland, but it can be a silent prison. Once you step into your freedom, it no longer belongs to you. You only need an unnamed reason, an unopened instruction, you can never leave. Today is Mrs. Mao's birthday, today is the woman who returned from Japan. But who will it be tomorrow? Maybe it's you. That's why I want to make this decision to send a message. Please wake up, please carefully consider your decision to return. Don't let the love of China turn into a tragedy. Don't let a trip to the country become a trip with no way back. The totalitarian regime has no confidence. The totalitarian regime has only uncertainty. The Communist Party of China is not the motherland. It is a piece of land that all freedom can be lost in an instant. I sincerely thank you for watching the program until the end. See you in the next news.