害怕了吗？习近平18天不敢离开北京！张又侠即将有新消息？武装起义极其困难？| Mr. 真知·论谈

The National People's Congress has announced it will convene a session to review individual representative qualifications—could this signal a second legalization of the arrest operation against Zhang Youxia Or is the authorities merely responding to public pressure What will become of Zhang Youxia's fate as discontent within the military continues to rise Experts warn Xi Jinping faces three greatest fears Chinese society is like a powder keg How much longer can Xi remain on the throne Let's analyze together in today's program February 10 The People's Daily of the CCP reported That morning Zhao Leji presided over a meeting in Beijing The meeting decided The 21st session of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress A meeting will be held in Beijing from February 25 to 26 Notably The session will review reports on the qualifications of individual delegates and matters concerning appointments and removals This immediately brings to mind Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli who were officially ousted by the CCP not long ago At the emergency 20th session of the National People's Congress Standing Committee held on February 4 Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli were not removed from office or stripped of their qualifications as national people's congress deputies Analysts believe Xi Jinping may have failed to legitimize the arrest of Zhang Youxia and whether this month's meeting marks Xi's latest counteroffensive remains to be seen according to CCP regulations The personal freedom of deputies to the National People's Congress is specially protected that is no arrest criminal trial administrative detention judicial detention labor re-education bail or residential surveillance may be imposed on a deputy without the permission of the Presidium of the session or the Standing Committee of the People's Congress to which they belong Measures such as forced education and other restrictions on personal freedom require approval from either the presidium of the representative's affiliated body or the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress as stated on the official website of the National People's Congress Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli remain members of the National People's Congress to this day therefore if they are currently under restrictions on their personal freedom This would completely prove that Xi Jinping's arrest of Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli was a coup However others believe The parliamentary session at the end of this month is proceeding despite Zhao Leji's lack of sufficient courage—or more accurately his inability to challenge Xi Jinping—with the CCP announcing the meeting will continue as planned The claim that Zhao Leji is urgently trying to prove he opposes Xi Jinping or that Zhao supports Zhang Youxia is entirely baseless speculation However the CCP's move is likely to produce unintended consequences as French scholar Kepfer pointed out in his book on rumors Rumors can force authorities to take a stance 2009 The official Communist Party mouthpiece Guangming Online once publicly reposted excerpts from a book containing rumors The first subheading is the black market of rumor information The book states that rumors are polarized news that spontaneously emerge during group discussions Rumors always stem from an important yet confusing and puzzling event—such as dozens of tanks rolling through a small town at night—in a country where news is tightly controlled leaving people to wonder What happened Rumors spread causing prices to skyrocket sparking riots or was it just a drill Did the president die This scene has recently resurfaced on the internet Large convoys of military vehicles and troops have appeared across China Countless people are asking What is actually happening Is it connected to Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli Is this a military uprising Heading toward Beijing Meanwhile the CCP's control over truthful information has reached the strictest level worldwide naturally giving rise to various speculations and hallway rumors which spread unchecked throughout every stage of their formation and dissemination People are actually collectively seeking the truth—this should not be condemned on the contrary it is precisely the CCP government's relentless efforts to suppress the truth from the outside world that is the root cause of rumors Kepfer further argues in the book that rumors are the collective expression of group intelligence striving to provide satisfying explanations for events and that rumors are both a process of information dissemination and a social phenomenon It is also a process of interpretation and commentary the changes in rumor content stem not from memory errors but from the transmission process itself and the embellished interpretations added along the way The book presents a simple formula: rumor equals the importance of an event multiplied by the ambiguity of the event when people want to know about something but receive no official response rumors inevitably spread That is precisely the black market for information — the more the CCP tightens control over truthful information the more these black markets not only fail to disappear but continue to expand forcing the Chinese government to respond to these rumors in various ways At some point the public has gained an overwhelming advantage over authorities in their confrontation as reported by Xinhua News Agency on February 11 2026 February 10 Xi Jinping via online means visited the Bayi Building in Beijing the headquarters of the Central Military Commission to慰问 the entire military personnel inspect the combat readiness of the armed forces and extend greetings for the upcoming Spring Festival Wishing blessings to the vast number of military personnel February 11 The official website of the CCP Ministry of National Defense also released news that Xi Jinping conveyed greetings to troops via video Xi Jinping was dressed in dark green Mao-style Zhongshan suit seated at the front of the hall respectfully saluting the personnel of the Army Navy Air Force Cyber Operations Force and Military Space Forces in turn as their names appeared on the screen During the Spring Festival慰问 Xi Jinping said the past year had been extraordinary and turbulent that the military had undergone revolutionary forging in the fight against corruption and that all officers and soldiers had risen to the challenge especially the grassroots firmly following the Party's command and marching with the Party proven to be a force that can withstand severe tests and is completely reliable and so on facing these statements netizens on the S platform believe What is considered extraordinary is actually quite unjust This isn't about validating combat capability but about testing political loyalty—no red envelopes just another layer of the tight-fitting magic bracelet which is what leadership truly demands of the military Deep affection and sincerity Some analyses suggest Xi Jinping's wording reveals his fear that the military is no longer loyal to him This also marks the first time since January 24 Vice Chairman of the CMC Zhang Youxia Since the fall of military commission member Liu Zhenli it has been 18 days since Xi Jinping's first interaction with troops yet he remains in Beijing appearing calm on the surface but harboring deep concern beneath Daring not to enter the military region as calmly as before he was likely afraid that someone within the army might act against him On the surface all military regions and branches remained silent but behind the scenes the intense power struggle continued unabated Previously Du Wen a former official now residing in Europe who supports Inner Mongolia revealed in his personal program that he had communicated with a CCP military commander who faced the risk of being purged when asked abou If discontent reaches 80 percent why not act The general said I too would like to launch a military uprising but it would be extremely difficult in China He stated the forces I can directly command are limited Only the nearby guard battalion can be deployed moving a large army requires going through the chain of command from division to regiment battalion company platoon and squad—too long and cumbersome The military is filled with little pink extremists and opportunists As long as one person reports or exposes the troop mobilization plan to higher authorities it will immediately be revealed in the era of modern media there is almost no room for secrecy This army commander also raised a practical issue: although the unit has weapons But large-scale ammunition resupply is typically not available locally and often stored in other theaters existing ammunition stocks are only sufficient for exercises and cannot sustain prolonged combat Furthermore the military reforms promoted by Xi Jinping After completely separating command and management authority logistics and communications fell under different systems creating massive coordination challenges making it nearly impossible for different units to work together or launch coordinated uprisings —especially if rising up on the spot Will face a decapitation strike from CCP's combined land sea and air forces and missile capabilities attacking Beijing is nearly impossible unless the Central Guard Bureau collectively defects making success virtually zero Additionally The military commission requires personnel to write pledges and submit four types of reports although there is internal discontent they must publicly perform the role of double agents leading to a phenomenon within the military of reporting each other just to protect oneself See who has ties with Zhang Youxia — the cruelty of internal strife may far exceed that of real warfare despite the extreme danger of removing and relocating troops the next words from this army commander It's still shocking— If Xi Jinping visits our unit I swear I'd personally kill him This statement once went viral online There's no guarantee it hasn't reached Xi Jinping's ears This year's Spring Festival he only visited one military region via video call—perhaps out of concern that personally going to the troops might lead to unforeseen circumstances Additionally a police bureau chief in Lianyungang Jiangsu Province revealed Recently in Lianyungang all police officers are prohibited from leaving their posts and must remain at work to study specifically to eliminate the negative influence of Zhang Youxia indicating that the CCP authorities and Xi Jinping continue to strictly control ideology within the military Ideology Xi Jinping's extreme measures are pushing the military to the brink particularly the demand to eradicate the negative influence of Zhang Youxia indicating that Xi Jinping appears intent on further consolidating control within the military Carry out a more intense cleaning Hudson Institute China Center Director Yu Maochun recently emphasized the CCP regime's fundamental lack of popular support and legitimacy leading to constant unease among its leadership He pointed out The three things Xi Jinping fears most are a coup a military mutiny and a popular uprising Historically the power transition after Mao Zedong's death involved a coup Power comes from the barrel of a gun ideology can shift the military posing the greatest threat—but the core fear is always the people's uprising against the people The CCP established the most stringent surveillance and suppression system spanning from grassroots to international levels leaving no stone unturned Hu Li Ren's analysis is similar he believes Xi Jinping consolidated power through a large-scale purge but created greater instability the military could shift at any moment and anti-Xi forces are on the rise He also highlighted a critical point: the current high unemployment rate declining foreign trade near-stagnant overseas investment and the real estate market collapse have all led to a significant shrinkage of people's assets Consumer willingness and ability to spend are both declining Under these economic conditions Xi Jinping may last no more than three years What are your views on Xi Jinping and China's future What will happen Leave a comment below Thank you for watching Goodbye