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J-35A exposed Chinese official openly mocks U S publicly ridiculing China's super fighter jet as total ju Xiaomi challenges Tesla a disastrous failure Behind the flashy façade of Made in China lies a catastrophe of safety and poor quality Shocking revelation: President Xi Jinping reportedly under house arrest In Beijing the National People's Congress held a supplementary vote For the second time the Ministry of State Security has caused power struggles at Zhongnanhai Zhang Youxie subjected to fabricated torture steadfastly refused to confess to the political storm Turning the attack back on President Xi Most repulsive sight during Lunar New Year Beijing turning golden Xi on the verge of collapse China set for transformation J-35A exposed Chinese official openly mocks U S publicly ridiculing China's super fighter jet as complete ju On February 3 the Singapore Airshow commenced as scheduled At the exhibition area of the Aviation Industry Corporation of China the J-35A model attracted significant attention Palmer Luckey founder of American defense company Andrew Industries personally took out a measuring tape to measure the carrier-based version of the J-35 Then he posted online that he didn't believe China' s J-35 could actually achieve real combat capability This seemingly random act was widely understood as a public humiliation Luckey was calming the battered fighter jet that DCSTQ had loudly praised It's not harmony—it's just a hollow copy lacking the true essence Luckey's criticism went far beyond mere mockery—he targeted what he described as e stealth features of a fifth-generation fighter aircraft including its engine stealth coating and avionics system The WS-19 engine is specifically mentioned with a thrust-to- weight ratio reported to be around 0.54 a figure that stands out yet critics argue it falls short of delivering convincing maneuverability and acceleration Leading to a more serious accusation The J-35 may struggle to achieve its expected maximum speed Mach 1.6 for a fighter aircraft presented as a peer competitor to the F-35 The core issue lies in the design philosophy of the American F-35 which relies on a single type of engine 135 powerful and reliable enabling engine configuration while delivering high thrust range and safe operation In contrast the J-35 is believed to rely on two smaller engines resulting in a reduced thrust-to-weight ratio and limited overall performance Placing two engines also increases maintenance complexity and may hinder stealth optimization Because the two engine nacelles and exhaust nozzles will make it more difficult to simultaneously minimize both radar and infrared signatures Perhaps the most sensational allegation regarding the stealth coating is that Lucky described it more like car paint than an actual radar-absorbing material If accurate this would not merely represent a minor flaw—it would undermine one of the fundamental characteristics of a stealth fighter The ability to maintain obscurity throughout its operational lifespan The United States has invested decades in developing specialized materials maintenance procedures and standardized protocols for stealth coatings To date China's comparable technology has not been independently verified by third-party sources Another key focus is the aerospace electronics equipment Loa Qi accused the J-35V systems of borrowing heavily from the JF-17 Thunder A lightweight export-oriented fighter jet jointly developed by China and Pakistan Widely regarded as mid-to-low-tier technology The debate quickly focused on a defining question Could the J-35 truly possess advanced sensor fusion capabilities with distinctive signature features whether it's a fifth-generation fighter jet or merely an upgrade platform Patchworked with an upgraded screen and radar even the radar itself is being scrutinized Critics suggest the aircraft may employ an active electronically scanned array radar The older ASA KLJ-7A has a shorter detection range and weaker electronic countermeasure capabilities compared to the F-35's AN-APG-81 The superficial resemblance could easily deceive the average observer but the digital fog generated by a fifth-generation fighter cannot be forged The foundation of Lord Q's decline carries profound significance in his remarks He is not just a technology entrepreneur he represents a new wave of national defense innovation The United States focuses on drones autonomous systems and advanced weaponry Andrew's company is believed to have amassed significant battlefield data from Ukraine and in 2025 supplied Taiwan with a cruise missile system A move directly touching a sensitive nerve in Beijing As a result Andrew was placed on China's sanctions list In this context Loa Kỳ's restraint regarding the J-35 is not merely a technical comment It is a strategic message From his perspective the crippled fighter aircraft of the DCSTQ It's not a real threat but a paper tiger inflated by propaganda China's response was swift and resolute Global Times accused the actions Loa Kỳ's performance was baseless and raised questions about his credibility to comment on aircraft However the more vehement the rebuttal the more it suggests sensitivity much like an online comment Straightforward DCSTQ reacted this way because it was hit where it hurts— the technological gap was insurmountable dden permanently buried beneath layers of propaganda and sometimes even in the smallest design details once again exposed the most profound structural weaknesses At the 2026 Singapore Air Show Beijing appears to be intensifying efforts to promote the J-35A internationally targeting allied nations markets such as Pakistan Egypt and several African nations These markets often face facing budget constraints that make performance-per-dollar an attractive selling point Occasionally bundled with infrastructure investment packages criticized by detractors as debt-trap diplomacy However noting three major export barriers technological maturity and user validation limited by high costs to integrate China's full combat ecosystem including early warning aircraft air defense network data link integration logistics and geopolitical pressure History shows that potential deals for China's J-20 or Russia's Su-35 have collapsed due to political interference Malaysia and Egypt had nearly finalized several contracts before U S pressure redirected their course For Jimuzi the confirmed export orders are primarily linked to Pakistan with other potential customers still hesitant Xiaomi challenges Tesla A disastrous failure Beneath the glossy facade of Made in China lies a disaster of safety and poor quality In the winter of 2026 at a park featuring a massive ice rink shaped like a giant bowl with a diameter of 48 meters and a depth of 6 meters A challenging ice-driving experience has shaken up the automotive community The Xiaomi Su-7 advertised with over 1 000 horsepower and once dubbed the domestic Porsche The driver pressed the accelerator tires screeching The car slid into the basin and began spinning in place Adding a station a slippery slope a gradual decline in battery percentage as murs grew louder Finally with the battery nearly drained A rescue team lowered a winch cable into the crater and slowly pulled the Su-7 out The image of the tow hook attached to the front of the vehicle spread rapidly across social media within hours and shows no sign of slowing down The U-7 SUV is positioned as a direct competitor to the Tesla Model Y featuring four-wheel drive Joined the same challenge the scenario nearly identical lost traction Spinning continuously Failing to climb the icy wall the driver kept swerving and flooring the accelerator until the car shook violently But the U-7 remained stuck on the seabed A second rescue operation began Two attempts two pulls Comments exploded The lone one stuck in the pot Where did the thousand horsepower go This is it Isn't this a collapse The direct comparison makes the contrast undeniable A Tesla Model Y glides into the icy bowl descending the slope with effortless grace tracing a smooth curve At the bottom and bursting out with a decisive lunge—no rescue no hesitation Another Model 3 After testing grip with a few controlled spins it engaged its system Electronic control systems successfully climbed the wall No slogans no disclaimers—just execution However the strongest blow didn't come from Tesla but from a tiny car priced at around 40 000 yuan about 5 500 U S dollars Bestun Pony When this toy-like vehicle entered the challenge The crowd burst into laughter It spun wildly downward as if fate itself were waiting to pull it just like its brother It's far more expensive but the Pony kept persisting hugging the edge of the pan patiently searching for grip After a few attempts its front wheel cleared the rim struck the hard ground and it launched out with cheers The National Network Management Agency issued a notice explicitly naming the testing platform and the covert testing entity This winter's challenge is an unregulated experiment that disrupts market order The incident has gone beyond Chinese cars often boast sleek exteriors modern and eye-catching designs and low prices to attract consumers However in reality safety is the only truly important factor In January 2026 a Tesla Model 3 was struck by a truck Striking from behind at 153 km/h it veered into the median and was then hit sideways by an SUV The front of the SUV was severely deformed yet the Model 3's A-pillar remained intact preserving the passenger survival space The car door could still be opened manually the airbags deployed at the right moment the high-voltage system automatically cut power and the driver sustained only minor injuries as the steel crumpled and the glass shattered No number one in acceleration no flashy styling no small print stepping forward to shield the person inside This is why some online comments shifted from criticizing Mỹ Mai to targeting her personally in a harsh manner I won't buy a Xiaomi vehicle—I value my life too much This statement may be controversial but it reflects an increasingly common sentiment Consumers may forgive a slip on the ice but they’re far less willing to overlook the feeling that safety wasn’t prioritized The automotive industry is not a smartphone competition It's not about screen size or paint color It's an industry where miscalculations in design can cost lives The challenge of the icebreaker truly achieved what flashy launch events and polished presentations could not She shed the outer casing of the power core as the wheel lost traction as the battery drained at the bottom of the ice crater When the pull cord had to be attached beneath the dazzling light marketing language fell silent Marketing can generate buzz in minutes but the market has its own tests And when the real test comes on the black ice or during that 153 km/h shoulder collision and the philosophy chosen right on the first page of the product definition when the crisis struck Not the fridge in the car the oversized entertainment screen the sofa-like seats or those tiny print liability disclaimers—none of that will save your life The life-saving features are the load-bearing structure automatic power cutoff capability and decisions made from the outset Prioritize safety above all else Shocking revelation: President Xi Jinping reportedly under house arrest in Beijing during the National People's Congress The organization held its second supplementary vote regarding the Zhan Youxie incident which had disrupted power dynamics at Zhongnanhai A strange silent observation lifts the veil on the most dramatic power struggle at Zhongnanhai On the eve of the 2026 New Year Xi Jinping's public activities were unusually limited in scope Even in Beijing at the Central Military Commission headquarters he dared only a remote connection Exactly what is he afraid of Meanwhile the agenda for the meeting reveals a deadly warning sign Zhang Youxie and Liu Zhenli's qualifications as national people's congress deputies remain suspended On February 10 the two official media outlets of the CCP Xinhua News Agency and People's Daily simultaneously reported that e 21st session of the Standing Committee of the 14th National People's Congress the NPC It will be held in Beijing from February 25 to 26 On the surface this appears to be a routine schedule announcement ahead of the upcoming bicameral session However one sentence immediately draws attention The meeting will review the credentials committee's report on the eligibility of certain delegates issued seven days prior On February 4 the Standing Committee unexpectedly convened an emergency session also to address the qualifications of certain delegates At the time observers believed the agenda might be related to Zhang Youxie and Liu Zhenli The two high-ranking figures previously reported as having fallen have now been confirmed dead However the results only ended the representative status of three other individuals linked to the defense industry sector While Zhang and Liu still have their names listed on the official website of the National People's Congress this procedural delay immediately triggered speculation Is internal consensus still not achieved Could there be a power struggle unfolding at the military leadership level Some interpretations suggest that Xi Jinping's authority is encountering resistance Reports citing sources said the military had once submitted a proposal for dismissal but it was blocked sleep on the presence of various factions and entrenched power networks operating behind the scenes In this context the stability of the dual assembly faces a tangible test Meanwhile another detail has drawn attention—the schedule of President Xi Jinping's pre-Tet Lunar New Year inspections On February 10 Xinhua News Agency released a video titled "Xi Jinping Visits Grassroots Units Ahead of Lunar New Year " For over a minute and a half the video contained only continuous applause with no audio of President Xi's speech Not even a single caption—this style of cinematic propaganda is virtually unprecedented in the history of the CCP's political messaging On the same day President Xi visited sanitation workers food delivery couriers and express delivery staff However they did not meet in actual work settings but in closed environments According to some sources the participants may not have been randomly selected workers but rather grassroots officials with reliable political backgrounds thoroughly prepared in advance The goal is singular: absolute security Notably President Xi remained in Beijing In 2025 ahead of the holiday season he visited Tianjin conducted on-site inspections and held direct meetings with local military units In 2024 despite remaining in Beijing he conducted extensive video connections across numerous provinces and cities following the pandemic However this year all activities are confined to the capital Even the military's combat readiness inspection was conducted via video from the Central Military Commission headquarters Beijing is not just a city it is the epicenter where military authority police power and concentrated intelligence resources converge Staying there means the shortest command chain the most direct information flow and the highest level of controllable security Amid ongoing military aftershocks and the continued anti-corruption purges Leaving the capital has become dangerous Furthermore President Xi has numerous enemies and fears assination Purges are often portrayed as evidence of strengthened authority However when loyalty must be continuously reinforced through rectification campaigns This suggests that institutional trust is narrowing History has shown that from the late Soviet era through the final years of the Cultural Revolution When reforms become frequent and consensus grows thin systems enter a state of high tension Truong Huu Hiep was subjected to fabricated torture and steadfastly refused to confess to the political storm instead turning his attack back against President Xi Currently political tensions within Zhongnanhai are at an all-time high according to Chinese law A delegate cannot be arrested prosecuted or subjected to criminal detention during their term without proper authorization Since Zhang Youxie's status as a delegate remained intact along with that of Liu Zhenli a member of the Central Military Commission and Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission no disciplinary actions were taken against them This means the necessary legal procedures to officially process these two individuals have not yet been completed Internal sources cited in the leaks stated the reason was that the investigation had not yet concluded However many analysts believe the core issue may not be the speed of the investigation but rather the fact that Zhang Youxie refused to admit guilt Recent leaks indicate that Xi Jinping is exerting pressure to obtain a signed confession from Zhang to complete the procedural steps Some reports indicate that Zhang is under soft detention in Shenzhen and is being persuaded through gentler measures Others claim he was subjected to intense interrogation in Hebei Regardless of the version the goal is believed to be the same: obtaining a confession to legitimize the next move Why is a confession so decisive In the DCSTQ's high-level official disciplinary mechanism a written confession is not merely legal evidence but also a political signal If Zhang voluntarily confesses military commanders and the elite of the red second underworld will secretly support him Including some current officials they will have little opportunity to publicly express their grievances even if they harbor resentment The single confession could effectively dismantle his entire support base What complicates matters further is the military's response Since news emerged of Zhang and Liu's detention the major military regions and branches of the People's Liberation Army have remained nearly silent In the past whenever a high-ranking official fell from power the military would swiftly issue statements pledging loyalty to the Party Central Committee This time the prolonged silence was widely understood to be highly unusual Amid recent purges that have left many key military positions filled only on an interim basis Internal unrest is reportedly on the rise Analysts argue this is the most sensitive moment yet for Xi Jinping's control over the armed forces since he consolidated power For this reason the meeting on the 25th and 26th is seen as a turning point if Zhang Youxie and Liu Zhenli appear on the newly announced list of delegates to be removed This may suggest that President Xi has regained the upper hand whether through pressure or behind-the-scenes negotiations Conversely if their names remain absent it would signal that the power struggle has entered a more openly confrontational phase where internal water channels are no longer concealed In that scenario the Zhang Liu case could become a political time bomb hanging over the threshold of the 21st Party Congress For Xi Jinping this is not merely about removing an individual it is a crucial test of his ability to maintain absolute control over the military The most vital pillar of the regime's power Is Zhang Youxie truly teetering on the edge or will this storm ultimately turn back to strike President Xi himself The party meeting at the end of February could become the most important indicator of the internal power balance within China's Communist Party Is it approaching the point of complete loss of control The most shocking scene during Lunar New Year in Beijing: the city turns golden Xi is on the verge of collapse and China will change As Lunar New Year approaches the streets should be filled with festive cheer and joy Yet in recent days in many cities traditional red lanterns have been replaced by large networks of yellow lanterns Beijing Shandong Hebei Gansu Shaanxi and other regions have adopted similar decorations sparking heated debate among the public Some netizens bluntly commented that it looked like a pile of ashes with Beijing turning yellow—definitely an ominous sign In Chinese slang the phrase "turning gold" often refers to something that has fallen through or resulted in a failed deal A bankrupt store a collapsed plan Thus when yellow lanterns appear everywhere just before Lunar New Year many people immediately associate them with that hidden meaning Some even said outright that if Beijing hangs yellow lanterns it means Beijing is about to turn to gold the party is about to turn to gold and the emperor's dream is about to turn to gold Such comments spreading rapidly reveal just how sensitive public opinion has become Before any symbolic changes to the long-standing traditions According to the traditional Kang Chi calendar 2026 is the year of Bing Wu also known as the Fire Horse year In folk cosmology the element fire symbolizes powerful energy and high volatility Such years are often considered prone to upheaval as they recur every 60 years Collective memory often links previous Bính Ngọ years to major turning points even political conflicts or upheavals This led to speculation that switching from red to yellow lights was intended to avoid so-called "red disaster" and "red yang" misfortunes An old superstition holds that excessive fire energy can bring bad luck Regardless of whether these hypotheses are valid what stands out is the swift reversal As public debates grew increasingly heated Zhuó Zhōu hastily removed the newly installed golden lanterns that had been hung on the evening of February 7 just two days after they were put up Yellow lanterns cost more than red ones but are almost immediately removed The installation and subsequent removal not only result in financial waste but also give the impression of a hasty decision Lacking careful consideration it comes across more as a clumsy mishap than a well-planned urban design However the debate over lanterns is merely the surface of a deeper issue What worries many people even more is the gloomy economic atmosphere overshadowing this year's holiday season In previous years factories worked overtime before Lunar New Year orders piled up and the market was bustling This year many small business owners are using just one phrase—racing uphill like scaling a sheer cliff A shop owner sighed saying he used to easily earn several thousand yuan a day but now he barely makes over a thousand Rent warehouse fees and staff salaries remain fixed costs and revenue is no longer sufficient to cover expenses And there were days when he actually had to use his own money to keep the store running Another netizen shared that the owner's frozen food store Once daily sales reached tens of thousands of yuan now some days they barely exceed a hundred Mid-month he was let go because the store could no longer afford to pay his salary A family that has run a grocery store for over 20 years said this year 's revenue has dropped sharply because their goods simply won't sell Even sectors traditionally considered immune during the pre-Lunar New Year peak are feeling the chill The barber shop has been unusually quiet lately even more so than usual before the New Year No matter how tightly they cut expenses people still have to get their hair cut a salon owner said Yet even this basic service saw customers delaying or simply vanishing without a trace from the car wash Rural markets are noticeably quiet with many stalls at country markets still empty despite the Lunar New Year drawing near In a small town at around 6:50 a m many stalls were still empty It is a relatively large town with a sizable population yet the contrast with previous years is striking Older farmers bring vegetables they've grown themselves to sell working all day yet earning less than 20 yuan Some people bring agricultural products into the city but the money they earn doesn't even cover their travel expenses The most vulnerable groups are bearing the heaviest impact of the decline on major streets and in commercial districts Traffic congestion so common before is gone now The stores remain open the lights still shine but the shopping atmosphere has vanished People move faster now stopping less passing by instead of going in Restaurant shop souvenirs fruit stand Once bustling at this hour it now lies quietly in wait A saying that spread through traditional business circles captures the prevailing sentiment: He’s still here but the money isn’t Tết was supposed to be the time when businesses reaped the rewards of the past year—a single chance for many small enterprises to make up for months of hardship When even the peak season becomes a source of dread concern shifts from profit to mere survival The golden lanterns may have been taken down but the feeling of golden triumph lingers The sense of collapse and failure still haunts many At a time that should have been a golden opportunity to make up for a difficult year the silence only deepened the sense of loss It's not that the streets are empty of people but that the desire to spend has vanished And as the consumption of Maxis declines the very foundation of everyday economic life weakens the chill is no longer just felt on the streets but also seeped into the mood of those striving to keep the shop lights on until the very last moment