Xi Jinping's health problems are more serious than the outside world knows

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Cerebral infarction?! Xi Jinping's health problems are more serious than the outside world knows

Editor :  Fang Xun / Source : Wang Duruo / https://www.aboluowang.com/2024/0826/2095003.html/0826/2095003.html

Wang Duruo, Aboluowang.com, reports that negative rumours about Xi Jinping's health have been emerging recently, especially after Xi Jinping's public appearance with General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam To Lin on 19 August 2024. The Chinese Communist Party's official media used long-range shots throughout the whole process and did not provide any close-up shots, which triggered speculation from the outside world about whether Xi Jinping used a double. However, the close-up photos released by the Vietnam News Agency, while eliminating the suspicion of a "double", revealed that Xi Jinping may be experiencing serious health problems.

These photos show that there is an obvious area of ​​hair loss on the lower right side of Xi Jinping's back of the head, and it is suspected that he has just undergone brain surgery.

Wang Duran, a commentator of Aboluowang.com, analyzed that based on public information and photo analysis, Xi Jinping's condition is more like a minimally invasive surgery related to cerebral infarction, rather than a brain hemorrhage surgery. This judgment is based on the following points:

1. Signs of postoperative recovery: The hair loss area of ​​Xi Jinping in the photo is relatively regular, which is in line with the typical manifestations after minimally invasive surgery. In contrast, brain hemorrhage surgery usually requires craniotomy, and the postoperative marks are more obvious and the recovery period is longer.

2. Concealment of the disease: The symptoms and sequelae of cerebral infarction may be more concealed in the early stage, especially when the infarction area is not large. Through timely minimally invasive surgery, Xi Jinping was able to recover to a state where he could make public appearances in a short period of time, while patients with cerebral hemorrhage need a longer recovery period and it is difficult to conceal external symptoms.

3. Time of public appearance: Xi Jinping's public appearance on 19 August 2024 indicates that the operation may have been performed in July or early August. If it was after cerebral infarction, he would have been able to make a brief appearance after a few weeks of recovery. The recovery period after cerebral hemorrhage surgery is usually longer and it is difficult to recover so quickly.

4. Reasons for long-range shots: Xi Jinping's long-range shots may be to avoid exposing facial nerve changes that are not obvious but exist after surgery, which is more common after cerebral infarction. After cerebral hemorrhage surgery, patients may need longer to recover, and neurological symptoms are more difficult to conceal.

Wang Duran analyzed that these signs are consistent with recent speculation about Xi Jinping's health, including rumours that he may have suffered a stroke during the Third Plenary Session of the 18th CPC Central Committee and received emergency surgery. Although the photos of  Vietnam News Agency reveal some truth, the Chinese Communist Party’s official media still deliberately used long-range shots to avoid showing Xi Jinping’s close-up, further exacerbating the outside world’s concerns about his health. In addition, Xi Jinping did not hold a dinner for To Lin as usual, but chose a luncheon. This unusual move is also considered to be a manifestation of his poor health.

Overall, Xi Jinping’s health problems may be more serious than the outside world previously knew. If he did undergo surgery related to cerebral infarction and his health has not fully recovered, this will not only pose a threat to his personal health, but may also have a profound impact on the stability of the top leadership of the Chinese Communist Party. The outside world will continue to pay close attention to Xi Jinping’s public appearances and related reports to judge the true situation of his health.