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Quoted from “Radio France Internationale” August 17, 2022: According to Zhang Qian, signed by the Central News Agency, an analysis article published in Hong Kong’s Sing Tao Daily pointed out that every August, the leaders of the central government in Beijing will “disappear” on CCTV news network for two days. Weekly, the group gathers in Beidaihe, a coastal city for vacation-style offices. Yesterday morning, mainland social media widely spread the video of Li Keqiang interacting with young people in an entrepreneurial park in Longgang, Shenzhen. In the evening, CCTV said that Li Keqiang hosted and held a symposium with the governors of major economic provinces in Shenzhen.

Another report from “Radio Free Asia” directly stated that “Chinese Premier Li Keqiang held a “Symposium of Principal Officials of the Governments of Major Economic Provinces” and instructed the four provinces of Guangdong, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shandong to complete the financial handover. The task of “persisting the government to live a tight life” and requiring “more ways to promote consumption”. Scholars believe that the closure of Shanghai has caused other provinces to shoulder a greater burden, and when the people have no confidence in the economic prospects, the People’s Bank of China Relying on interest rate cuts to boost the economy may have limited success.”

Events are not complicated. Chinese Premier Li Keqiang was the first member of the Standing Committee of the Politburo to leave the “Beidaihe High-level Summer Camp” to go to Shenzhen, an important town in the south, where he held a meeting of governors of major economic provinces.

In the local administrative system in which the secretary of the Communist Party of China is respected, Li Keqiang convened a “meeting of governors of major economic provinces”, which is really not a top-level summit. After all, the convener is a nominal head of the State Council, whose powers have been overstated and marginalized, and the participants are not the party secretaries of local governments.

In other words, a group of senior officials who have no decision-making power to speak up gathered in Shenzhen, but they were discussing the urgent issues of life and death that the country needs to solve!

Premier Li Keqiang declared at the meeting that “the four provinces of Guangdong, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shandong must complete the task of turning over their finances”. In China’s long feudal history, it is a rare event for central officials at the level of ministers and prime ministers to go to the locality to personally supervise and collect money to fill the treasury. And the CCP regime, which has been “forty years of reform and opening up” and “two decades of rapid economic development after joining the WTO”, is also short of money now?

The answer is that the CCP regime is really short of money.

Official statistics from the Chinese government website are as unreadable as ever. China has always released social statistics on demand. The national economic data they display on the books or on the surface will always be peaceful, peaceful and peaceful. This kind of fake attitude happens to be the consistent style of the Communist Party of China from its inception to the present, and even more so during Xi Jinping’s reign.

If we refer to the data of professional foreign media or Chinese non-governmental economics professionals, during the ten years of Xi Jinping’s reign, especially after the Sino-US trade confrontation and more than two years of epidemic blockade, the Chinese economy has actually about to collapse.

Domestic demand has dropped sharply, and foreign trade has been hindered. The population is aging, and core technologies are lost. Corruption is unprecedentedly prevalent, while the basic national policy has turned to paranoid epidemic eradication. The Xi regime has clearly explained to the world that “internal and external troubles, tossing to death”.

Today, all provincial-level administrative bodies in China have become subsidized households with a fiscal self-sufficiency rate of less than 1. The deficit is huge and appalling. And where does the subsidy come from? Central Treasury?

Does the central treasury have surplus to subsidize local finance? Premier Li’s begging trip to the south can tell everything. The national treasury is already empty than the local warehouses, and there is an urgent need for local support to the central government!
Xi Jinping’s own incompetence and stupor turned the regime with the most powerful power into a car that lost its power halfway up a mountain. Speeding on a dangerous downhill road, the speed is getting faster and faster, and the abyss is ahead. Even if you hit the brakes right now, there’s no guarantee that the car will stop before it falls off a cliff. What’s more, they haven’t thought about hitting the brakes at all so far.

Xi Jinping is known to be an authoritarian and headstrong dictator. He doesn’t know how to run a country, and he specializes in power tactics. Xi himself is particularly afraid of having capable people on the side of the monarch, so the people he selects to assist him in governing are all flattery, slack, ignorant of administration, and inferior bureaucrats who bring disaster to the country and the people.

Li Keqiang seems to be a relatively special existence. He can show some ability to govern the country and seek development, but under Xi Jinping’s jealousy and isolation, he is completely unable to display it. As a result, the current situation at the top of the CCP is that a group of flattering mediocrity surrounds the foolish emperor, while the people who really understand the political economy are completely marginalized, even knocked down and never recovered.

The status and purpose of Premier Li are very close to those of various “national think tank experts”. There is a certain influence, but there is no decisive force in what he says.

Sometimes they are sent out to make some noise, just to test public opinion. If you say it right, it is the leader’s message. If you say it wrong, you will be punished.

The Premier of the State Council is an important position in charge of the administration of a country. Li Keqiang guards such a China that will be destroyed in 2022. He has plans but is powerless. Become a political vase, a fringe loser in the power struggle. He may become a typical high-level political disappointment in Chinese history.

And another leader, Xi Jinping, who holds great power in one hand, has fallen into the “old dictator trap”. Not trusting others, not letting go of authority, not accepting opinions, not admitting inferiority. In 2022, Xi Jinping is accelerating toward madness and destruction. Although he is surrounded by a group of villains who only follow Xi’s lead, President Xi has actually entered a deep isolation, like a lonely soul wandering at the point of generational change. Wild ghost.

In 2022, the CCP’s Great Red Dragon will lose economic blood and will not be able to recover. The evil regime that has lingered in the East for seventy-three years is about to die out. This is a great blessing for the Chinese and the earth.

(Written by Kuiyang at 11:00 am Western Time on August 17, 2022 in Los Angeles, USA.)

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