Trương Thập Tử Nhất Sinh, Tin Đồn Quân Đội Tiến Về Bắc Kinh Lan Rộng

Trung Hụ Hiệp is on the brink of death Rumors of military forces advancing toward Beijing spread rapidly Military forces and armored units appeared everywhere while officials fled in panic The Chinese Communist Party's purge officials with family members abroad has made overseas travel even more difficult Xi Jinping's family secrets exposed All have emigrated owning vast wealth Powdered CFBUID in abandoned warehouse storage sheds Sales plummet for five consecutive months The People's Bank of China issued 1 million yuan in counterfeit currency The shock discovery—60 tons of counterfeit silver flooding the market The Chinese Communist Party controls the skies controls the land controls the air—now they even want to control reproductive capacity Zhang Hu Xie is in a life-or-death condition Rumors of military forces advancing toward Beijing are spreading Military forces and armored units appeared everywhere while officials fled in panic Ladies and gentlemen recently Hu Liren a former Shanghai entrepreneur now residing in the United States as revealed on his personal media program that sources in Beijing have indicated Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission Zhang Youxia He may have been in a life-or-death situation He is believed to be detained at the headquarters of the Central Guard Bureau in southern Beijing ear Daxing Airport in Gu'an County Lanfang City Hebei Province Hồ Lực Nhâm stated that Zhang Hu Xie came from a family with a military background and was well known for being extremely tough He is believed to have suffered abuse and recently went on a hunger strike for a period of time According to the latest reports from Beijing he may now be on the brink of death Although independent verification of Mr Zhang Hu Xie's personal status remains unconfirmed but recent online reports assert that Zhang Hu Xie's son is Zhang Xin The army declared it had begun eliminating the so-called remnants of Zhang and Liu meaning that subordinates comrades and even fellow military colleagues had only limited professional interactions with Zhang Hu Xie and Liu Zhenli All have become key targets of investigation It is known that several generals from various military groups and battle zones have been summoned for questioning and some individuals have been placed under investigative detention there are also reports that Zhang Hu Xie's comrades and subordinates are extremely enraged Some secretly met to discuss whether the military would submit a petition of loyalty to the Central Committee or take other actions Even some claims have emerged that retired generals from certain military groups have Planning to send a joint letter demanding the release of Zhang Hu Xie and Liu Zhen L Rumors also spread that some active-duty units are discussing marching on Beijing to stage a protest Previously many internet users from various locations across China had shared video clips showing a large number of military vehicles and rapid deployment units moving swiftly along city streets and highways and some people reported hearing sounds similar to gunfire or artillery shells Since China's reform and opening-up era disciplinary probation for officials has virtually ceased to exist except in cases of particularly serious misconduct Of course some officials have been dealt with internally by the Chinese Communist Party but most officials sentenced in practice were granted clemency Hộ lực Nhâm stated that Mr Trương Hụ Hiệp's case was different The charge that President Xi Jinping has leveled against Zhang challenges the accountability system of the Central Military Commission chairman the context of the Chinese Communist Party this is nearly the most serious accusation possible The only thing potentially more serious might be using weapons to incite internal unrest The Chinese Communist Party treats detained officials even more brutally in order to extract additional information from them Truong Hu Hiep had spent many years in the military and was deeply involved in numerous issues related to corruption and other incidents There's no way for him to rearrange them all Chinese Communist Party investigators can only continue exploiting him to extract confessions and record names Trương Hụ Hiệp clearly understood what awaited him was a death sentence Simply put his crime was defiance against the Central Committee For Zhi Zhang Hu Xie was merely a disposable pawn—used and discarded when no longer needed The same fate will befall Xi's close allies such as Wang Yi Tai Qi and Li Qiang once they are no longer of use Because President Xi wants to build a completely new team for his successor and he will not hand over the top leadership position to anyone outside the royal bloodline If he does that all of President Xi's so-called ideologies will be rejected and his entire family will be wiped out Hulu Ren has revealed what heard from friends about why President Xi Jinping wanted to amend the constitution This began when he served as Secretary of the Shanghai Municipal Committee from March to October 2007 and went to the Dongjiao National Guesthouse to visit Chinese Communist Party leader Jiang Zem He discovered that once Chinese Communist Party officials retire they almost completely lose any sense of security or freedom to act They are tightly controlled by the Central Guard Bureau every activity including travel must be reported According to reliable sources after Xi Jinping left the Dongjiao Guesthouse following a visit to Jiang Zemin He casually remarked to his entourage how could a life after retirement have turned out like this From this statement it is evident that Xi Jinping had already grasped Jiang Zemin's fate after stepping down from power Military intelligence indicates that the Communist Party of China's military has yet to establish a credible and respected alliance Touching him would cause instability within the armed forces In reality at present only mid- and lower-level officers have not yet been restricted in their freedom They are highly likely to switch sides or revolt but as their ranks rise they will also be tightly controlled by the Chinese Communist Party As the year 2026 approaches Chinese Communist Party officials are facing an extremely difficult period Those in relatively high positions are all blocked by the authorities if they attempt to leave the country Recently the CIA released a video targeting the Chinese Communist Party 's military forces with the aim of inciting defections and recruitment Hù lực Nhâm stated that he believes a large number of Chinese Communist Party officers have been recruited by the U S government Because many young people within the Chinese Communist Party system have studied abroad they are not easily brainwashed into becoming fools A significant number of Chinese Communist Party officials have seen through the evil within the system and may take certain actions The issue is merely a matter of degree—these individuals could become internal opponents of the Chinese Communist Party The Chinese Communist Party is collapsing from within The Chinese Communist Party is purging officials with family members abroad making overseas travel even more difficult The family secrets of Xi Jinping exposed Everyone has emigrated amassing a vast fortune Ladies and gentlemen on February 18 2026 The pro-Beijing newspaper in Hong Kong the South China Morning Post is known as the South China Morning Post Quoting three sources familiar with the matter it has been reported that since the beginning of 2025 Chinese Communist Party government agencies and state-owned enterprises have carried out multiple rounds of internal purges The focus of this move is to map and inventory the overseas connections of high-ranking officials and choppu executives state-owned enterprises According to sources disciplinary inspection and anti-corruption agencies In Beijing officials with spouses or children who have long resided overseas have long been viewed as They are a key group to monitor However in the latest sweep the scope has been expanded o include officials whose children reside abroad even when the spouses remain in China These individuals are currently under stricter surveillance and are required to promptly report any relevant information o family members abroad According to the internal rules of the Chinese Communist Party All officials with immediate family members residing abroad must in principle resign from their positions In reality this has led some people to conceal their family's overseas residency status In September 2022 the disciplinary agency of the Chinese Communist Party as publicly highlighted a case involving Wang Dawei former vice governor of Liaoning Province and former director of the provincial public security department accusing him of concealing issues related to family members residing overseas As China's political environment grew more tense observers said that by the end of 2025 authorities appear determined to continue sidelining a group officials with family ties to Western societies On November 1 2025 media reports indicated Dai Xian former governor of the People's Bank of China and Wang Dawei former chairman of the Guangdong Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and several other high-ranking figures have lost their leadership roles in the special committees of the parliamentary body The paper cited sources saying that during the purge officials with family members residing abroad Authorities learned that the children of some of these officials were unwilling to return to China and were all cited as reasons as a behind-the-scenes factor driving implemented actions By the second half of 2025 statistical data indicated that At least 20 Chinese Communist Party officials have lost their key positions Previous official disclosures have also emphasized this The scale of the exodus of the elite In 2014 the Beijing People's Procuratorate stated For nearly 30 years around 4 000 courageous officials have fled the country Each person carried an average of around 100 million yuan equivalent to approximately 350 billion VND The institute further stated that officials with family members residing abroad account for approximately 40% of ordinary economic crime cases while for cases involving embezzlement bribery and misappropriation of public funds this rate reaches up to 80% These figures indicate a close relationship between corruption and and the ability to arrange for family members to purchase property and live comfortably abroad In this context authorities are not only narrowing the scope but also intensifying efforts to crack down on corrupt officials but also tighten overseas travel opportunities for officials with current restrictions now extending to retirees as well The irony here is that the family members of Chinese Communist Party General Secretary Xi Jinping primarily reside abroad and many have even become foreign citizens The daughter of President Xi Jinping from his current wife Peng Liyuan Minh Trạch's enrollment at Harvard University in May 2010 was revealed where he began his undergraduate studies Since 2011 you have been considered to hold a U S green card and could obtain American citizenship at any time Zhang Qiaoqiao the sister of President Xi Jinping and her husband Deng Saigui are both Canadian citizens Qiao's daughter Zhang Yannan and son-in-law Fu Dania are British citizens Zi Anan the second sister of Xi Jinping holds Australian citizenship And is currently the chairman of Shenzhen Daitang Mobile Communications Company Mr Wu Long's husband is also an Australian citizen and serves as the chairman of the Beijing-based New Right Communications company The general manager of Shenzhen Daitang Mobile Communications and a shareholder of China Datiang Group Limited Liability Company Xi Jinping's son Xi Yuanping is also an Australian citizen and Xi Mingzheng's son holds a U S green card The data presented is only the tip of the iceberg It is said that at least 60 to 70 percent—or even more—remain hidden Chinese Communist Party government and military officials have children spouses or assets abroad mostly located in Western developed countries such as Europe the United States Australia and Canada BYD's vehicles gather dust in abandoned warehouses sales plummet for five consecutive months Workers went on strike demanding wages causing China's electric vehicle market to collapse BYD's sales staff always insist that no vehicles are available in stock and customers must wait at least three months before receiving their vehicle Yet inside a dilapidated building abandoned for over two years People have again discovered a large number of abandoned BYD vehicles left to decay Some of these cars have been sitting there so long that thick layers of dust have completely covered their bodies Data shows that BYD sold approximately 210 000 vehicles in January 2026 Sales dropped by more than 30% compared to the same period last year marking the fifth consecutive decline in monthly revenue This decline is not limited to a single product line but spans across both fully electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle models It can no longer be explained by seasonal factors ahead of the Lunar New Year Amidst the ongoing battle shrinking margins prolonged downturn and weakening demand even the market leader failed to sustain growth This reflects a structural issue rather than a cyclical one Financial pressures are mounting on multiple fronts BYD through its subsidiaries in the United States has filed a lawsuit seeking reimbursement of tariffs paid starting in April 2025 A rare move for a company once seen as dominant Domestically workers at the firm's high-voltage plant in Xi'a They went on strike after their production bonuses were severely cut causing the actual take-home pay to drop below 2 000 yuan —down to about 290 dollars equivalent to 7 million dong Each month after deducting social insurance and housing fund contributions At that level the workers themselves admit it's impossible to support a family This is no longer just BYD's story but a microcosm of China's entire electric vehicle industry Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly difficult to sell with inventory pressure weighing heavily on manufacturers as distribution channels continue to shrink and dealers hesitated to take on additional vehicles Shifting delivery volumes for major brands in January Sales dropped sharply compared to December Following the year-end stimulus programs exhibition halls fell quiet And many sales staff have started considering changing careers However the greatest pressure isn't coming from the sales employees themselves but located at major agency outlets where individuals have invested millions sometimes tens of millions of yuan in leasing premises equipment and inventory These physical assets cannot be liquidated quickly When the market shifts direction losses are massive The core issue today is inventory buildup The vehicles from last year remain unsold while a large number of Zero Millic used cars have never even been driven but once registered they rapidly flooded the market and directly poached customers from new vehicles Inventory fraud takes between three and five months to uncover forcing companies into endless battles to control prices Intensive funding packages and subsidy programs Exporting was once seen as a lifeline but that path is narrowing steadily Although PYD's exports increased compared to the same period last year they dropped significantly from the previous month And tariffs along with trade barriers in the European Union the United States and other markets continue to rise Domestic policies are also evolving Current subsidies are tied to vehicle prices reducing support for low-cost models Additionally applying a 5% vehicle purchase tax would increase costs Given that mid-range and low-cost vehicle models account for approximately 90% of PYD's sales The company's competitive advantage in core component volume is eroding The industry's focus has shifted from growth From high-speed expansion to survival-focused defense As sales continue to decline investors are reassessing growth potential And the price levels previously supported by future expectations can no longer be sustained The electric vehicle sector is entering a quiet but profound restructuring As electric vehicle penetration nears saturation and overall demand weakens electrification alone is no longer sufficient to sustain growth Traditional automobile manufacturers with a solid foundation in gasoline- powered vehicles are likely to drive both new energy models and premium vehicles demonstrating stronger recovery potential This means a growth model built on subsidies Increasing capacity due to supportive policies and expectation -based pricing is being overturned by market realities The electric vehicle sector is merely the most visible part of this process A shift from high-speed expansion to survival-focused defense from pricing based on woven future narratives to current cash flow pressures and shifting from market share driven by subsidies to a struggle for survival in a supply-over-demand market represents a structural turning point Selling vehicles has now become the most urgent and immediate priority for every automobile manufacturer The focus has shifted to conversion rate channels and execution behind the increasingly fierce battle for sales It is an unavoidable reality Once the backing from policy retreat is gone The growth it drives must withstand the test of actual demand The People's Bank of China issued 1 million yuan in counterfeit currency The shock was revealed to be nothing but 60 tons of counterfeit silver flooding the market Ladies and gentlemen the fraud rampant in China's gold and silver market is escalating into a full-blown crisis of confidence A precious metals collector recently posted a video accusing someone of The Olympic Beijing 2008 commemorative coins produced by the Shanghai M and the AG9 mark indicating 99.9% pure silver was found to have a copper core when tested Many videos later circulated online accusing the People 's Bank of China of issuing counterfeit panda coins And the silver bars issued by China's state-owned banks also had issues In one instance a silver bar purchased from a state-owned ba It is believed to have been taken to a jewelry shop for testing and was found to be made of alloy with no trace of silver Another viral clip shows an investment-grade silver bar exploding when heated revealing a core made of lead and steel Even the certification documents accompanying these products have been accused of being counterfeit When state-owned banks and central mint officials are implicated in allegations of counterfeiting The market doesn't just shift abruptly—it collapses from the ground up with ease A widely shared quote on Chinese social media perfectly captures this mood AG9 is merely a hallmark number not the actual silver content yet it still meets national standards According to the standard AG999 definitions it denotes a purity of 99.9% But in a market flooded with counterfeit goods Not even a national standard figure guarantees anything anymore Early in 2026 a rumor spread that 60% of silver ingots on the market were counterfeit The more he argued the more confused the master became These silver ingots were believed to be coated with a thin layer of silver Surface inspection achieved 99.9% accuracy But when cut open iron was revealed functioning only internally In Thuy Bei trust in certificates and suppliers has completely eroded among buyers The only remaining way to verify authenticity is to cut the silver bars in half The issue extends beyond silver itself Early in February a jewelry shop owner in Hangzhou panicked when He managed to extract 1 700 grams of gold powder from discarded waste materials in just one month Refine it into gold ingots worth nearly 2 million yuan He described this as the usual rate of material loss during crafting But with the industry's typical grain loss rate ranging only from 0.2% to 0.3% Producing 1 700 grams of scrap metal will require refining approximately 680 kilograms of gold in a month An unrealistic amount of inventory for a small store Industry insiders often share a well-known secret Strong abrasion wears down the surface more than gold washing affecting the balance scale or use lower-purity metal foils at the joints If a customer brings in 50 grams of gold for crafting they might only receive back 49.5 grams The remaining 0.5 gram was scrapped as waste When ordinary nuts become a euphemism for stealing a magically enchanted box Consumers are pushed into a structurally disadvantaged position This loss of confidence coincided with severe price volatility China's Ministry of Finance has implemented a value-added tax reform on gold Investment gold bars remain tax-exempt but the export tax credit is being deducted The processing tax on gold jewelry has been reduced from 13% to 6% In reality it's adding an extra 7% cost across the entire supply chain Jewelry has always been a business with low profit margins And this move directly squeezed profits Gold trading on the Shanghai Gold Exchange fell 32% that month When the profit margin on gold tightened merchants shifted their focus to silver It's cheaper more volatile and appears to offer greater potential for price appreciation Export restrictions on silver at the beginning of 2026 only fueled the frenzy before the tunnel collapse In Shenzhen Bay home to 8 000 enterprises and over 4 600 jewelry companies with annual transaction volumes exceeding 15.5 billion yuan and accounting for over 70% of China's jewelry processing volume The shockwaves spread rapidly following the sudden violent surge in silver prices Raw material suppliers were the first to flee Then a major transaction collapsed affecting 150 000 users and involving over 134 billion yuan Thousands of investors gathered to demand accountability forcing authorities to deploy police and establish a task force to manage the situation Industry insiders point out that this is not merely a case of sluggish response According to the regulatory authority this is entirely a case of misappropriating official power Architect Huang Hsiao-hung from Taiwan said What the people don't see is that they are slowly walking into a trap A trap amplified by the policies of the Chinese Communist Party The Chinese Communist Party controls the skies controls the land controls the air Now they even want to control reproductive capabilities Under the Chinese Communist Party's authoritarian rule and intense repression Chinese society has long been summed up by the saying Above they control the skies below they control the land in between they control the air Now controlling the air is no longer enough They want to go further and control human reproduction itself Previously couples were only allowed to have one child In some provinces they are now forcibly pressuring people to have a second and even a third child And that's still not enough Even having children outside of marriage is soon to be legalized To achieve this goal the Cybersecurity Administration of the Communist Party of China It has also been mobilized to create a stir Recently the agency launched what it calls a special campaign prohibiting the promotion of remaining unmarried childlessness or similar content Platforms that deliberately violate these regulations will face investigation and penalties from the relevant authorities Although specific penalties have not yet been clearly outlined this has sparked intense discussions and strong reactions among certain online communities on Chinese social media platforms Many internet users commented that issues such as food safety corruption Telecommunications fraud school violence and environmental protection are still far from being fully resolved Yet a personal message or a single photo from an ordinary citizen suddenly becomes the top priority Many netizens have offered sharp analyses of the true motives behind this move In a totalitarian authoritarian society coercive power gradually extends beyond the public sphere It even interferes with an individual's thoughts and perceptions The context for this newly restructured internet network It is China's increasingly severe demographic crisis In recent years the number of live births in the region has continuously plummeted to a distressing extent In 2025 China's birth rate will decline even more sharply still at 7.92 million a decrease of 1.62 million from the 9.54 million recorded in 2024 surpassing the 8 million mark and reaching a record high since 1949 Restoring infant mortality rates to the levels seen during the Qianlong era Despite a series of previous policies from the Chinese Communist Party child birth subsidies extend maternity leave duration Today's youth no longer blindly follow the government's calls and are not easily deceived making policies nearly ineffective Aside from economic pressure many young internet users believe under the brutal authoritarian rule of the Chinese Communist Party Life offers no freedom at all not even space for contemplative thought This leaves them with no hope for the future Who would want the next generation to live as they do Trapped in a massive prison for their entire lives Everyone is miserable lacking motivation with no reason to have children and do not want the next generation to endure the same suffering A young internet user named Sherry told Free Asia that the authorities are pressuring young people to have children through various methods In the manner of a political campaign completely disregarding individual will This feels utterly absurd and unsettling The Chinese Communist Party wants to control everything control heaven and earth control women's wombs control your ability to reproduce You lose control over your emotional life They don't see people as human beings they see people as tools When they believed the population was too large and productivity could not keep up they launched a family planning program to control population growth Now with a shortage of leeks—symbolizing the exploited people —they need more labor so they want the population to increase To them people are nothing but numbers Along with the growth of mobile internet and social media Young people in real life unable to afford marriage or hesitant to have children have sought connection and resonance in online spaces Mainland China is flooded with posts lamenting that marriage is fatal and having children is ruinous Many articles link marriage and childbirth to economic pressure family responsibilities and various other factors a truthful reflection of the heavy burdens weighing down on a segment of young people in real life The Chinese Communist Party authorities have labeled these genuine expressions of survival pressure as the spread of negative energy asserting that such content shapes public opinion and deliberately sows fear about marriage and having children Some internet users have openly pointed out the new regulations issued by the authorities will directly accelerate the severe decline in China's population even further Under an order from the Chinese Communist Party China's internet has turned into a refuge for chaos and fear Under such immense psychological pressure Young people are increasingly losing interest in dating marriage or raising the next generation The insights shared just now also bring today's broadcast to a close Luo Anh thanks everyone for taking the time to watch We look forward to seeing you in our next program