Hu Haifeng has the power to arrest Xi Jinping and dissolve the Communist Party of China

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Shocking news: Hu Haifeng is in charge of an important position! He has the power to arrest Xi Jinping and dissolve the Communist Party

- Hu Jintao's son has the power to dissolve the Communist Party and arrest and sentence party leader Xi

Report by : Li Yi / Editor: Fang Xun / Source: People's Daily / https://www.aboluowang.com/2025/0626/2238485.html / Image : Web Screenshot) / Image : Web Screenshot

Recently, Hu Haifeng (above), the son of former Chinese Communist Party General Secretary Hu Jintao, appeared at the opening ceremony of the 2025 Lujiazui Forum held in Shanghai and attracted attention by appearing in the same frame with Shanghai Mayor Chen Jining.

As a vice minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs of the Communist Party of China, Hu Haifeng is considered to be of low position and power.

Du Wen, former director of the Legal Advisory Office of the Inner Mongolian Government, believes that Hu Haifeng is currently in charge of the Social Organization Management Bureau based on recent reports about Hu Haifeng.

According to legal provisions, Hu Haifeng and the Civil Affairs Administration Bureau have the right to ban the illegal organization of the Chinese Communist Party and arrest the party leader Xi Jinping.

Hu Haifeng was transferred to the position of member of the Party Leadership Group and vice minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs of the Communist Party of China in December 2023.

According to public information, Hu Haifeng was previously in charge of the Ministry of Civil Affairs' child welfare and protection-related work.

On 25 June 2025, Du Wen said in his YouTube program "Inside View of China" that he noticed that Hu Haifeng's division of labor had been adjusted or increased. He is currently in charge of the registration and approval of social organizations and industry associations, foundations, private non-enterprise units, etc., that is, he is in charge of the Social Organization Administration Bureau.

Du Wen pointed out that as the leader of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, his department has the legal right to register and manage national social organizations.

According to public information, the Social Organization Administration Bureau (Social Organization Law Enforcement Supervision Bureau) is an internal agency of the Ministry of Civil Affairs.

The agency's responsibilities include formulating registration and supervision and management methods for social organizations such as social groups, foundations, and social service agencies, registering and managing social organizations and supervising law enforcement in accordance with management licensing rights, and guiding local registration management and law enforcement supervision of social organizations.

Du Wen asked, if the regulations are applied, should Hu Haifeng or the Ministry of Civil Affairs' Social Organization Administration Bureau theoretically manage the Chinese Communist Party? Are political parties legally considered social organizations? Du Wen explained that the law itself did not directly mention the issue of political parties, but from the original intention of the legislation and the subsequent official interpretation, political parties were not excluded from social organizations or excluded from the law of association. Political parties are definitely association behaviors.

On the morning of 7 May 2012, Li Liguo, then Minister of Civil Affairs of the Communist Party of China, said at a press conference of the State Council Information Office that political and human rights social organizations are equal in registration management, and all political parties and party organizations as well as social groups or non-governmental organizations must go to the civil affairs department to go through the registration procedures.

Du Wen pointed out that in the legal framework, the political organization of the Communist Party of China is also regarded as a social group and should fulfill the registration obligation.

But in reality, the Communist Party of China has never registered with the Ministry of Civil Affairs, and the eight democratic parties, the so-called participating parties, have never registered with the Ministry of Civil Affairs.

According to the regulations issued by the management authority of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, organizations that carry out activities in the name of social organizations without registration with the civil affairs department are illegal organizations.

"The ruling Communist Party of China and the eight democratic parties under its leadership.

Aren't they strictly illegal social organizations?" Du Wen believes that although it sounds absurd, there is no doubt that this is a real contradiction between China's current laws and politics.

Du Wen revealed that this issue has been a hot topic for many years in the top leaders of the Chinese Law Society and the top leaders of the Chinese legal community.

In 2016, Wang Xiuying, an old lady in her 80s, wrote an open letter to Xi Jinping about the legitimacy of the Communist Party of China.

In her open letter, she mentioned that the Communist Party of China was officially established on 1 July 1921 under the rule of the Kuomintang.

Under the circumstances at the time, it was impossible for the Communist Party of China to become an open and legally established political party organization.

However, after 1949, the Communist Party of China gained the red revolutionary regime. Until today, the successive chairmen and general secretaries of the CPC Central Committee have never really solved the problem of their own legitimacy. Wang Xiuying said that she reflected this social situation and public opinion through the channel of "government information disclosure", and finally received a reply from the Beijing Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China and the Beijing Municipal People's Government, saying that the Communist Party of China has neither registered with the Social Group Management Department of the Ministry of Civil Affairs of the People's Republic of China nor has the "Organization Code Certificate of the People's Republic of China".

Wang Xiuying directly pointed out to Xi Jinping that the Communist Party of China is both a current ruling party and a social organization. The current laws and regulations of the country have clearly stated that it should and must consciously abide by the laws and regulations of the country, and at the same time, it should and must register with the Ministry of Civil Affairs of the People's Republic of China, otherwise it is an illegally established organization.

Du Wen said that Wang Xiuying's open letter broke the legal window paper.

Faced with this paradox, on December 5, 2000, the Ministry of Civil Affairs of the Communist Party of China issued a document "Notice on the Exemption of Some Groups from Social Group Registration", listing the groups that do not need to be registered with the Ministry of Civil Affairs.

However, these exempted groups do not include the Communist Party of China and the democratic parties under the leadership of the Communist Party.

Du Wen pointed out that "the Communist Party and the democratic parties are neither on the list of exempted groups nor have they actually registered. According to the literal provisions of the system charter, the legal status of these organizations is a void and suspended state."

" As the vice minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, if Hu Haifeng is confirmed to be in charge of the Social Organization Management Bureau, does he have the legal possibility to revoke the registration of the Communist Party or even ban the organization? Du Wen pointed out that Hu Haifeng does have this power.

He explained that the Ministry of Civil Affairs itself is the administrative authority for the registration of social groups nationwide.

"If the Chinese Communist Party, as a social organization, does not register and carry out activities according to the law, it is not qualified to carry out activities.

Then from the logic clearly stipulated by the law, the Ministry of Civil Affairs can completely identify it as an illegal organization, ban it according to the law, arrest their party leaders, and sentence them to life imprisonment or suspended death penalty on various charges such as illegal business operations and fraud, which is completely in line with the law.

"According to the provisions of the Measures for Banning Illegal Social Organizations, the Ministry of Civil Affairs has the right to warn, order to stop activities, or even ban organizations that have not been registered and carry out activities without authorization.

Du Wen also said that according to China's current situation, these can only happen in the imagination of the Arabian Nights.

Hu Haifeng is a member of the Communist Party of China. His career and even the safety of his existence are all tied to the Communist Party of China.

It is impossible to expect him to challenge the legitimacy of the Communist Party of China.

"Once Hu Haifeng issues a request for the CPC Central Committee to re-register, or else he will be declared illegal, he will be immediately identified as a cadre with serious political problems, removed from office and investigated, and he will be eliminated in a matter of minutes." Du Wen believes that Hu Haifeng will never touch the Achilles' heel of "the CPC is not registered." Xi Jinping has a doctorate in law from Tsinghua University, and he talks about ruling the country and the party by law every day, but he has not yet found a legal identity for his party. The Civil Affairs Bureau bans that association today and that foundation tomorrow, but turns a blind eye to this largest illegal organization. Du Wen lamented: "The law has become a political maid here." The greater irony is that Qin Yongmin and others publicly initiated the establishment of the "China Democratic Party Hubei Provincial Preparatory Committee" in 1998, and applied for registration at the Hubei Provincial Civil Affairs Department, and then established the China Democratic Party Hubei Provincial Party Committee. He was subsequently arrested by the police and sentenced to 12 years in prison for "subversion of state power" in the same year. In 2018, Qin Yongmin was sentenced to 13 years in prison and deprived of political rights for three years by the Chinese Communist Party authorities for the crime of subverting state power.