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As a symbol of imperial power Beijing's Forbidden City also known as the Purple Forbidden City derives its name from "Zi Jin " meaning "Purple Forbidden Garden " symbolizing supreme dignity and exclusivity reflecting its strictly guarded nature originally constructed in 1406 during the fourth year of the Yongle era of the Ming Emperor Chengzu and completed in 1420 during the eighteenth year of the same era it served as the imperial palace for 24 emperors across the Ming and Qing dynasties yet in recent years it has reportedly experienced a series of unexplained phenomena Chinese traditional culture is known as a divinely transmitted civilization emphasizing harmony between heaven and humanity throughout history numerous supernatural phenomena were followed by upheavals such as rebellions and the fall of dynasties prompting speculation about what momentous events may lie ahead Yet after the CCP made promises emphatically asserting its commitment to cultivating a healthy and transparent political ecosystem and building a clear upright nation countless Chinese citizens naturally believe that under its powerful unified rule any ominous or bizarre occurrences will ultimately be overcome by the party-state's positive energy becoming one of the favorable elements in realizing the Chinese Dream and forging a new China Yet today the battered CCP state lacking sufficient time and strength amid numerous ominous signs still managed to summon a powerful gale of force seven toppling the main gate of the Taihe Palace On March 4 2022 which coincided with the second day of the second lunar month—Dragon Head-Lifting Day—was also the time when the CCP held its annual two sessions Amid this ancient festival rich with dragon-themed traditions and long revered for invoking favorable weather warding off evil and bringing good fortune the Forbidden Palace witnessed an unprecedented event: the four massive north-facing doors of the Hall of Supreme Harmony were blown flat onto the ground by a sudden gust of wind According to monitoring data the Beijing area experienced gusts of seven to eight on the Beaufort scale that day with local gusts reaching nine or even higher Seeing the solid wooden gate toppled by the wind such a strange occurrence if it had happened in the past would surely have terrified the emperor and prompted him to issue a self-blaming edict without delay From the Jin perspective beyond the pronunciation of the number four resembling many Chinese people's taboo word for death even the dates locations and directions carried profound significance Because Longtou is a folk festival based on observing celestial changes its name carries profound and harmonious significance and the Taihe Palace commonly known as the Golden Phoenix Hall is the grand venue where imperial coronations and major weddings take place Housing the emperor's throne it stands alongside the Hall of Central Harmony and the Hall of Preserving Harmony as one of the Three Great Halls of the Forbidden City with its roof featuring the highest level of double-eaved hip-and-gable style it holds the foremost position among the Forbidden City's core structures and is the largest surviving palace building in China As for the gate serving as a conduit for favorable energy and exclusion of harmful influences in feng shui it is known as the "mouth of qi " ranking first among the three essential elements of a dwelling governing the flow of energy into and out of the home and directly shaping the occupants' fortune It's commonly believed that gates are protected by gate deities so if the gate itself is blown down it can only mean the deities are no longer able to safeguard it Strong winds blowing through the gate signify an abnormal manifestation of the five elements all stemming from human actions disrupting harmony with heaven and earth resulting in reversed yin and yang and imbalanced five elements In other words the grand doors of the Hall of Supreme Harmony being thrown open as the emperor ascended the throne—far from symbolizing divine favor—could only signify the heavens' wrath descending in warning The Han Book records a similar incident: a strong wind from the southeast destroyed the gates of the capital city and Wu lay directly to the southeast of Chu yet King Liu Wu of Chu ignored celestial warnings harbored ill will toward Wu and stubbornly allied with Wu’s King Liu Bi in rebellion ultimately meeting defeat and death The gate that has been established faces north clearly indicating that great calamity originates from the north In short the Forbidden Palace's first gate collapsing in the wind was already an ominous sign of the CCP's impending doom prompting widespread speculation about when the catastrophic disaster would strike Typhoon Surigae brought heavy rains causing severe flooding at the Palace Museum By late July 2023 Beijing experienced continuous heavy rains due to Typhoon Dujuan prompting the meteorological bureau to issue ongoing red暴雨 warnings for specific areas Surprisingly despite claims that Beijing's Forbidden City had never been flooded in 600 years it reportedly suffered severe flooding on July 31 As everyone knows the Palace Museum features a meticulously designed and highly efficient drainage system allowing visitors to calmly stand atop elevated platforms even during heavy rain marveling at the grand and awe-inspiring spectacle of the thousand-dragon water display It is said that during the Ming and Qing dynasties every year on the first day of the third lunar month dedicated personnel were assigned to clean the palace's hidden drains to prevent blockages Thanks to excellent architectural design and regular maintenance the Palace Museum and its complex of buildings have remained resilient against flood damage during seasonal inundations for decades The Palace Museum now conducts dredging and cleaning operations each spring summer and autumn with more frequent cleanings than ever before—yet flooding still occurred Although palace staff emphasized that modern technology could indeed clear the silt the drainage is now blocked by plastic items and towels produced by modern society Yet a handful of trash is enough to abruptly end a glorious record spanning centuries Keep in mind the Forbidden City in Beijing was once the greatest symbol of imperial power and if flooding had occurred in the past it would have been seen by guards as a divine warning to those in authority Although water symbolizes wealth in feng shui and the common belief holds that encountering water brings prosperity truly auspicious water never causes无情 floods That's why when an independent media outlet posted that this rare downpour was a fortunate omen it instantly sparked outrage among netizens leading to the account being reported and subsequently banned by the platform Most people understand that it's utterly inappropriate and contrary to common sense to refer to a national tragedy as a lucky omen Moreover just shortly after the CCP official publication of the book "In-Depth Study and Implementation of Xi Jinping's Important Discourses on Water Governance " Torrential rains lashed down in a devastating surge and indeed during this typhoon an inexplicable event occurred that left even the most advanced weather satellite prediction systems baffled Typhoon Dujuan's path was erratic making abrupt right-angle turns as if deliberately avoiding Taiwan and making a direct landfall in Fujian before unleashing its force northward While causing severe damage across multiple provinces it also delivered a powerful blow to the multi-billion-dollar South-to-North Water Diversion Project which has failed to meet basic standards despite massive investment and to the CCP's boastful claim of conquering nature through human will No wonder the feng shui master considers the flooding of Jiang Gugong a most ominous sign Feng Shui master Feng Shui Hao stated that the Forbidden City is oriented north-facing with its northern side higher than the southern side and if even such a place were to flood it would truly be an extraordinary omen—a warning from heaven to the people Fengshui Hao further analyzed the main cause of the flooding in the Forbidden City emphasizing it was due to blockage at Zhongnanhai He explained that because the inner Golden Water River flowing in front of the Taihe Gate continued on to the outer Golden Water River in front of Tiananmen and then proceeded toward Zhongnanhai but the water in Zhongnanhai had no way to drain out causing a backflow that led to flooding in the Forbidden City This flooding phenomenon foreshadows the instability of the CCP regime A hailstorm of roof tiles fell upon Kunming Palace its lack of tolerance sparking a crisis of rule Around 2 p m on May 30 2024 Beijing which had been clear skies suddenly experienced strong winds thunderstorms and in some areas hail Several tourists taking shelter near Kunming Palace in Beijing's Forbidden City were caught off guard when a sudden storm blew off numerous roof tiles turning the area into a downpour of falling tiles Visitors hurriedly searched for shelter as tiles rained down around them Palace officials later announced that restoration work would commence Anyone who's watched Qing dynasty dramas will be familiar with Kunming Palace also known as the Central Palace which along with Qianqing Palace and Jiaotai Hall forms the Inner Court's Three Palaces Kunming refers to Kun Di Ning Ding we can further understand its deeper meaning through the concept of "Di De" in the Tao Te Ching and the symbolic imagery of the Kun trigram in the Book of Changes which embodies receptivity inclusiveness and yielding thus representing the essence of carrying and harmonizing all things During the Ming dynasty Kunming Palace served as the empress's residence and even after it was converted into a primary site for shamanic rituals during the 12th year of Shunzhi's reign in the Qing dynasty its central status remained unchanged Actually after the Yongzheng Emperor moved his residence to the Yangxin Hall the empress no longer lived in the Kunming Palace however the grand wedding ceremonies of the Kangxi Emperor the Tongzhi Emperor the Guangxu Emperor and even Puyi's marriage were all held there After undergoing two major renovations during the Qing dynasty Kunming Palace displayed distinct Manchu characteristics in both its exterior and interior layout—such as pocket rooms lock-bar windows and tall chimneys—particularly in its interior spaces featuring万字炕 (wàn zì kàng) where arrangements clearly indicate that Kunming Palace was designed according to Manchu cultural principles rendering traditional Han Chinese spatial rules like facing south symmetry and central orientation inapplicable The cultural distinctions of the ethnic group make Kunming Palace stand out among the many ornately decorated palaces After Nurhaci established Later Jin shamanic rituals became an important court tradition despite requiring vast human and material resources successive Qing emperors continued to uphold the Manchu customs without fail The choice of Kunming Palace as the site for shamanistic rituals likely stems from ethnic traditions as shamanism has long involved rituals in the main hall and before the Manchus entered the pass they had already conducted shamanistic ceremonies in the Qingming Palace—the imperial residence for emperors and empresses—within their sacred scriptures Thus Kunming Palace became the most significant venue for Manchu religious activities within the Forbidden City where a wide range of traditional Manchu customs—such as shamanic dances pig slaughter meat cooking wine brewing pastry making and textile dyeing—were carried out The rituals performed in this hall were among the most frequent in the Qing imperial court honoring a remarkably diverse array of deities including Heaven Manchu gods the Buddha Sakyamuni the Bodhisattva Guanyin and the Lord of the Sacred Emperor Scholars believe this may be linked to the shamanistic polytheistic nature of the original animistic religion which allowed the Manchus to adopt an inclusive attitude integrating other religions into their own spiritual framework This religious background also profoundly influenced the Qing dynasty's policy-making So whether Kunming Palace is regarded as a symbol of the central palace or a significant site for worship the fact that its black tiles are blown off by strong winds is certainly an ill omen After all a palace that has stood for over six centuries now under modern management has become so fragile that even the wind can dislodge its tiles The discussion even touched on the meteor shower that struck Jilin on March 8 1976 when countless meteorite fragments fell to Earth followed shortly by news of the deaths of former CCP Central Committee Secretary Zhang Wentai CCP Central Political Bureau Standing Committee member Zhu De and CCP Chairman Mao Zedong during which the terrifying Tangshan earthquake occurred leaving massive casualties In fact the fall of the Uwa was not an omen in itself this becomes clear from Han Feizi’s account of Shi Kuang playing music for Duke Ping of Jin Despite Shi Kuang repeatedly warning that the duke’s moral character was shallow and unfit to hear such delicate sounds Duke Ping insisted on listening As a result clouds gathered violent winds and heavy rain descended curtains were torn apart and the sacred wolf statues were destroyed—eventually leading to a nationwide drought The forbidden text *Fangxuan Ling* also records a similar incident: in the second month of the second year of Andi Yuanxing a violent storm struck and the black tiles of the Great Navigation Gate were blown off The following year the Rebellion of the Ring-Xuan erupted with rebels infiltrating from the Great Navigation Gate Even more noteworthy is that Kunming Palace served as a sacred site demonstrating the Qing emperors' ability to uphold tradition while embracing the faiths of other ethnic groups revealing the multifaceted virtues of those who ascended the Dragon Throne—remaining grounded in their roots while embracing innovation Thus Kunming Palace with its multiple roof ridges was naturally regarded as a sign from heaven after its tiles were blown off by a strong wind Experts and scholars analyzing the situation say this is not merely a natural occurrence but a warning concerning the relationship between human affairs and destiny The Chinese traditional concept of cosmic resonance between heaven and humanity highlights the correspondence between natural changes and human affairs the sudden anomaly at the Forbidden Palace which has endured over six centuries of storms coincides with China's consecutive natural disasters It is precisely because the CCP committed extreme atrocities after seizing power in 1949 that the phenomenon of widespread public outrage and divine wrath as described by the Chinese people emerged The CCP rooted in atheism and evolutionism transplanted Marxism—originating in Western Europe and contrary to China's traditional culture—onto Chinese soil proclaiming it an unshakable truth thereby destroying China's divine-revealed culture and severing humanity's fundamental roots all based on materialism Reverence for heaven and faith in the divine emphasis on moral cultivation and the belief that all aspects of humanity are governed and influenced by God Despite the CCP's disregard for the fact that Chinese traditional culture and Marxism are fundamentally incompatible and incapable of generating positive progressive synergy and despite its arbitrary definition of their historical convergence over the past century its recent invocation of reviving the Chinese nation traditional culture and spiritual values fails to deceive those who see clearly After all during its rule of China the CCP has carried out numerous actions contrary to nature and morality including the Cultural Revolution that destroyed traditional culture and persecuted countless intellectuals the population control policy that resulted in the abortion of hundreds of millions of fetuses and ongoing on-the-ground brainwashing suppression and extermination tactics against ethnic minorities such as Tibetans and Uyghurs as well as religious believers Thus even foreign media have openly stated that the CCP has sought to destroy Chinese culture for most of its time in power rather than celebrate it Today's traditional Chinese culture which the CCP is eager to revive is merely a selectively curated version of Chinese culture that serves the regime's interests While concealing their past destruction of traditional culture they promote patriotic spirit strict hierarchy and obedience to order and authority from traditional values to strengthen their rule Thus the Kunming Gongwuwa Landing Campaign exposed how the CCP leadership has severed ties with traditional culture discarding the spiritual heritage cherished by all ethnic groups while failing to embrace or tolerate faith—persecuting believers for years allowing China to become a haven for evil and injustice and triggering one calamity after another across that vast land Today not only do Chinese citizens struggle through floods every year but they also face other natural disasters incompetent leadership imposed by the Qiao Jian party system the resulting man-made calamities and must endure their anger in silence Despite the authorities ignoring the ravaged land and suffering people relentlessly charging toward the feverish dream of becoming a technological superpower heaven refuses to bestow favor and heavy blows continue to thwart their progress—further complicated by growing resistance from nations such as the United States Japan Australia and India curbing the CCP's expanding influence Yet they still strive to achieve a golden age surpassing even the prosperity of Kangxi and Yongzheng chasing a lavish fantasy If you're living in a China ravaged by oppressive rule watching the endless emergence of躺平潮 (rejection of societal pressures) 潤潮 (mass migration overseas) 斷供潮 (supply chain collapse) 失業潮 (unemployment wave) 銀行業降薪潮 (banking sector pay cuts) 金融機構降息潮 (interest rate cuts by financial institutions) and 餐飲業倒閉潮 (restaurant closures) you must recognize that these phenomena—like the strange occurrences at the Forbidden City—are ominous signs of the CCP regime's imminent collapse and similar anomalies across China will only grow more frequent in the future To successfully avoid disaster one must trace back to the root understand the fundamental reason why humanity is exalted reconnect with divine teachings and cultural heritage live according to orthodox moral standards cultivate good intentions perform virtuous deeds sincerely repent before the divine and break all ties with evil—only then can one turn away from harm and embrace good fortune