中共現在太像大清末年 ！北京“龍船”被吹翻，中共要重蹈清朝覆亡之路嗎？｜大宇拍案驚奇

Hello everyone I'm DaYu Entering the Year of the Red Horse The CCP's national aspirations are evident February 22 The sixth day of the first lunar month The Shaanxi region home to the ancestral roots and dragon vein of Qin Ping The temperature has risen to 20 degrees Celsius giving a real springtime feel but suddenly heavy snow began falling with flakes as large as coins and so thick they made a sound when hitting the ground—netizens have described it this way It's been at least fifteen years since I've seen a scene like this such a moment naturally evokes the lines from the Tang dynasty poet Li Bai's poem "Northern Wind": "At Yan Mountain snowflakes fall as big as mats " In Chinese culture many famous sayings and vid descriptions have been passed down for so long that they often become prophetic omens thus regarding the recent heavy snow in Xi'an some netizens even used bricks to describe the immense size of the snowflakes That too is enough to be expressed through such an exaggerated literary device thus one could say the snowflakes in Xi' an are as large as mats but when Li Bai spoke of "mats" back then he wasn't referring to the mats people sleep on today But rather the reed mat that wrapped the bones of fallen warriors from ancient battlefields —how many snowflakes grace Yan Mountain so many verses echo the lonely bones of the fallen Then again each one drifts down scattering upon the Xuantian Terrace The ancient Xuan Yuan Terrace located in present -day Hebei was a site commemorating the Yellow Emperor Li Bai's poem expresses the longing of a soldier's wife on the frontier for her husband And the snowflakes as large as mats drift down upon the XuanYuan Platform their hidden meaning being that the fallen soldiers' bones resemble a towering ossuary—using today's terms it's as if There's a hint of blood spattered on Xuan Yuan— bearing the meaning of sacrificing one's life for the nation Over time this poem has become imbued with the prophetic essence deeply rooted in Chinese culture If today's snowfall in Xi'an were as large as mats and each flake drifted down to rest upon the emperor's tomb then it would not be soldiers whose blood stains the Xuan Yuan altar but the countless souls who perished under communist tyranny silently embody a force that turns against tyranny or perhaps foreshadow CCP's downfall at any moment in the Jiaxia region A war waged on unjust grounds has no rightful cause countless ordinary families will lose their sons and daughters to such senseless sacrifice Please hit the subscribe button now subscribe to my channel so you never miss my updates and kindly share this video with others to help spread authentic voices thank you What about Xi'an It is the ancestral homeland of Xi Jinping While Beijing is the heart of Xi's governance Just one day before the heavy snow in Xi'an February 21st the fifth day of the Lunar New Year The Kunming Lake at the Summer Palace is actively preparing for the Lantern Festival on the 15th day of the first lunar month when a vibrant colorful large dragon boat was capsized by a sudden storm Floundering helplessly in the lake The footage had already spread overseas And the storm that day was also highly unusual The gale didn't just arrive suddenly And the wind carried sand and smog blanket- like sweeping across the sky after the storm passed the dragon boat capsized On the same day violent winds also raged in Xinzhou Shanxi The CCP flagpole at a local highway checkpoint snapped in half with a sudden crack For CCP officials deeply convinced of feng shui and destiny this was truly no good omen The capsizing of the dragon boat on Kunming Lake in the Summer Palace is particularly noteworthy the Summer Palace was originally constructed during the Qianlong era and later rebuilt by Empress Dowager Cixi She often relaxed at the Summer Palace and sailed on Kunming Lake now there's a rumor circulating online that during the final year of her life Empress Dowager Cixi was aboard a dragon boat on the lake when it capsized Empress Dowager Cixi passed away in November 1908 at the age of 72 though this claim is not documented in any historical records At the age of 73 he passed away right where the present -day Huaireren Hall in Zhongnanhai stands which was then known as Yilun Hall Now Xi Jinping who is currently in Zhongnanhai is also marking his 72nd year of life The iron plate prophecy once foretold that Xi Jinping would die in office now as the unfavorable red horse year arrives a dragon boat on Kunming Lake in the Summer Palace has capsized Xi may be searching again for medical experts and folk mystics to ward off disaster within Zhongnanhai but as the saying goes life is determined by fate luck and feng shui—can mystics really alter Xi’s destiny But it's absolutely impossible to alter fate—unless Xi does something truly great earning heavenly reward Yet the truth is the opposite: Xi has consistently done evil so whatever calamity his fate foretells is likely to come to pass He is now exactly the same age as Cixi was when she died—72 years old—so considering all these factors the beginning of this year truly brings bad luck for Xi And comparing Xi to Empress Dowager Cixi actually has another reason—under Xi Jinping's leadership the CCP today is remarkably similar to the Qing Dynasty under Empress Dowager Cixi History truly does repeat itself like a rolling wheel The fate of the late Qing Dynasty has once again landed squarely on the CCP's shoulders with every detail mirroring the past Now let's go over it together with you And then there's Xi Jinping's current campaign of a new wave of purges targeting top officials across China So what about now Here's a recommendation for you This product has four major advantages: first the effective components in aromatic ginseng are exceptionally high with the root content reaching 5% to 8% far exceeding that of ordinary aromatic ginseng products second Over 95% ultra-high absorption rate — far superior to 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ideology The old ideological framework no longer holds much sway we might call this the post-ideological era The current CCP operates similarly relying on the CCP's red privileged class —the entrenched elite—along with other bureaucratic factions The clique like those in the late Qing dynasty formed a vested interest group with extremely high costs for maintaining stability and vast resources were poured into training new armies equipped with Western-style weapons Not for external warfare but for internal suppression at the time people also believed the Qing dynasty's rule was as solid as an iron barrel utterly impossible to overthrow—but still it collapsed in an instant Second Stagnation and crisis following rapid economic growth The late Qing Self-Strengthening Movement Combined with the new policies inspired by learning from the West Led to a sudden surge in Qing industrial development The total GDP of the late Qing dynasty Once ranked first globally it now has extremely low per capita GDP and its people's happiness index bears no relation to its total GDP—its glossy figures are severely misleading Present-day CCP state It's almost a repeat of the past—after the brief burst of the Self-Strengthening Movement in the modern era and following reform and opening-up the CCP state has seen rising debt levels and a severe aging population trend Domestic demand is extremely weak external decoupling keeps occurring the economy is in shambles and the fundamental issue is similar—after economic development reaches a certain stage it fails to bring about significant institutional change But as for Cixi at least around 1906 she attempted constitutional reforms—taking far bolder steps than this current figurehead ever did Rather than being like Empress Dowager Cixi back then who at least showed some semblance of action the issue today is political inertia —failure or slowness to reform— leading to economic development that ultimately cannot translate into social stability or regime security Falling apart amid extreme imbalance Third Illusory surface prosperity Widespread corruption and moral decay The officialdom at the end of the Qing dynasty Where selling official positions reached absurd extremes Corrupt practices spread throughout the Eight Banners population and the Han Chinese bureaucratic elite likewise faced corruption—long before the 'Ten Thousand Snowflakes Poem' alluded to the decay of the Qing three years prior That situation today is no different from what it was back then Fourth the Qing dynasty once considered itself the Celestial Empire but by its final years it found itself surrounded by powerful foreign nations facing an extremely harsh international environment Empress Dowager Cixi issued an edict ordering the West to be challenged then suddenly declared war on all nations displaying extraordinary arrogance yet moments later she would assess China 's resources and generously offer gifts to please the country Today's Xi Jinping is practically cut from the same cloth as Empress Dowager Cixi almost retracing all her failed paths as for Xi Jinping he too yesterday pursued a "wolf warrior" diplomacy alienating nearly every country The next day playing the humble grandson again it started sweet- talking other countries—like recently replying to American high school students saying that Sino-U S relations should be built on people-to- people ties and grassroots foundations no matter how the situation evolves The desire of the people of China and the United States to cooperate and communicate remains unchanged but in reality over the past few years they have continuously faced technological containment by the West U S trade wars and global supply chain restructuring Foreign companies pulling out en masse or cutting back on production capacity in China is a very awkward situation but there are both similarities and differences In the late Qing dynasty Chinese people had already established powerful organizations overseas The mechanism that led to the armed overthrow of Qing rule and in the end even though the Qing dynasty stepped down it did so with a degree of dignity by voluntarily issuing the abdication edict Supporting a transition toward a more democratic political system in modern times but would the CCP actually do so unlikely the CCP's eventual exit may be even more chaotic as things stand so far during its exit process No pressure relief valve installed No signs of reform whatsoever Internal pressure maintained through suppression External pressure sustained over the long term Under mounting pressure from an increasingly vocal populace The CCP's fragmented facade It's likely to collapse overnight —no abdication edict just a humiliating end And now What's the CCP leadership issuing this time Promoting the correct view of political achievements — notification on study and education — focusing on leadership teams and officials at the county and division level and above particularly the principal leaders at present the so-called study phase has begun It will continue until the end of this July — in fact it's another round of rectification campaign — regarding this matter I provided a detailed description in my live stream earlier today and now I'm sharing it with subtitles After the Chinese New Year it will launch what's called a study and education campaign which is expected to conclude by late July this year—essentially another round of rectification movement From this one can see that this initiative The duration will be quite long —至少 half a year—no one knows how many officials will be affected and once again they'll be brought in as outsiders with potentially many officials suffering the consequences Then Xinhua News Agency issued a press release stating that This educational campaign will be conducted without batches or stages carried out comprehensively focusing primarily on the accountability of principal officials—meaning all top-level leaders at the county and bureau levels and above Everything must undergo evaluation moreover they boldly claim that the sole criterion for judging the quality of political performance is public satisfaction but I have no idea what kind of people they'referring to these days among China's friends Did you receive their responses domestically Did you get their report card What are you going to present as your work evaluation Can you issue instructions If you can't issue instructions and if you can't vote either— What is meant by people 's satisfaction How do you measure it Therefore those six characters —people's satisfaction—should be translated as the CCP's level of satisfaction with you Or internally assess it by asking those around you—how well this person performs—conducted within the system not necessarily involving ordinary workers or rank-and-file employees You're not qualified yet So the CCP currently conducts annual study and education campaigns on different themes and each year's summary lists how many things were done for the people but then again Isn't it wrong that these things aren't being done And how many people truly understand what your government has actually done—has anyone really felt it or are you just talking without action These are significant differences That's what we see A scholar who has long studied CCP bureaucratic politics Wei Xin told Radio Free Asia that this so-called performance-oriented official education is actually about cultivating officials who prioritize showy achievements At its core this is a mobilization -style cadre rectification campaign—distinct from the CCP's past purge-driven anti-corruption efforts—it instead reveals that the CCP's bureaucratic system has already hit structural bottlenecks As for this notice Clearly the CCP county- level and above leadership teams—those in top leadership positions—are being 整顿 specifically targeting those placed in key roles with no batch divisions and no phased approach Concentrated advancement approach Focus on identifying whether so-called image projects ha performance-driven projects blind investment attraction violations borrowing to expand projects exceeding financial capacity and similar issues exist All levels must undergo scrutiny —what about Xi Over the past more than a decade of so-called anti-corruption efforts he has already purged nearly four million small and large " tigers and flies" within the CCP As for the satellite's report— These anti-corruption efforts aren't truly about fighting corruption he's merely cleaning house within the CCP system the system's internal logic remains unchanged so corruption will persist As for the current political and educational institution it's not about changing the system itself but rather a spiritual整顿 similar to the early 1980s Deng Xiaoping's ideological rectification campaign aimed to constrain the CCP bureaucratic class through ideological re-shaping Let me tell you all This move of his Let me share my personal feelings with you all It's not Xi Jinping behind this notice— the mastermind pulling the strings isn't Xi Jinping Xi doesn't have that kind of intellect nor does he possess such a mindset he wouldn't resort to reshaping ideology in this manner To constrain the CCP bureaucratic class—this little PhD of his his knowledge framework the issues he can conceive of simply don't extend to this aspect he'd never think of it on his own and the methods he'd accept are limited to He feels a sense of relief—his own way of feeling good is torment and kill people Let me tell you all: under Xi Jinping's rule you claim he has persecuted over four million people CCP party and government officials—including the military— were killed many of them he just doesn't say so You see the reports the CCP's own reports they never tell you this: Xi Jinping is a murderer a killer who has taken countless lives He killed many people CCP reports say this person has fallen from power you don't even know what happened to this individual afterward many were killed so under Xi Jinping his anti-corruption campaign over the past decade and a half has been extensive First eliminate rivals Second just kill kill He became like Zhang Xianzhong from the past hence the name Xianzhong—unclear to whom he is献忠 now it's Xianji a play on words: once there was Zhang Xianzhong in the Ming dynasty now there is Xianji Sacrificing countless officials to appease the system Then we see the CCP bureaucracy now attempting once again to launch a spiritual rectification campaign This tactic begins with changing thoughts followed by studying a new ideology Letting the CCP bureaucracy self-regulate Of course He must certainly have some methods This is entirely beyond Xi Jinping's intellectual capacity It's nothing Xi can possibly conceive of So I believe This should involve either the Old Guard or another individual within the CCP leadership—most likely certain members of the Old Guard—and look closely it strongly resembles the ideological purging campaigns of the early 1980s In the CCP political arena there are currently some elder statesmen who lived through the era of Deng Xiaoping such as Wen Jiabao and Hu Jintao among others and only they would be capable of emulating The kind of ideological re-shaping Deng Xiaoping carried out in his era—what exactly was that Xi Jinping can't do it his approach is just foolish He's only imitating Mao Zedong Okay That's all for today's episode We also kindly ask our viewers to help share and forward this program so more people can see it Thank you for watching We'll see you in the next episode