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Xi may step down in August! As if facing a formidable enemy: Beidaihe should lay out a new CCP regime as soon as possible?
—Li Qiang: Beidaihe is strange and feels like facing a great enemy. U.S. politician analyzes that Xi may step down in August
Report by : Li Qiang / Editor : Fang Xun / Source: People's Daily / https://www.aboluowang.com/2025/0701/2240744.html
The CCP's Beidaihe meeting is usually held at the end of July or the beginning of August every year.
However, this year, before July, Beidaihe was in a state of emergency.
Some political observers believe that the CCP's top leaders may have to go on vacation in Beidaihe in advance because they are in a hurry to balance the forces of all parties in personnel changes, to hold the Fourth Plenary Session of the Central Committee as soon as possible, to finalize the 21st Party Congress as soon as possible, and to lay out the CCP regime after Xi's resignation.
According to multiple sources, the security measures along the route from Beijing to Beidaihe, Hebei have been significantly upgraded, the number of sentries on the route has increased sharply, and multiple inspections have been implemented at stations and trains.
Some passengers also checked the train schedule through the ticket booking software and found that from 26 June 2025 to 7 July 2025, there was no train schedule in the section near Beidaihe Station, and "it is difficult to buy train tickets to Beidaihe after 8 July."
" Netizens believe that this abnormal phenomenon shows that senior CCP officials may have gone to Beidaihe one after another.
Petitioner Ms. Zhao quoted her companions, saying that there were police cars and plainclothes officers at many intersections along the way from Beijing to Beidaihe, and seven checkpoints were set up along the way. The inspection started from entering Beijing Station and getting on the bus, and the police patrolled and inspected on the bus, and all the way to getting off the bus, leaving the station, and taking a taxi.
The atmosphere was particularly tense.
It is said that the CCP holds a party-wide or national, or international conference like a funeral, treating the entire nation as an enemy and guarding against it, and being as anxious as an enemy approaching the city.
However, the density of sentries along the coast of Beidaihe this year is higher than in previous years, probably because the CCP wants to solve a bigger and more secretive matter.
It is not enough to mobilize the police and soldiers of the entire region. Beijing and Hebei have recently issued verbal notices requiring local authorities to "stabilize and control the objects", especially petitioners and dissidents, and not approach the Beidaihe line.
According to an insider, "Hotels and B&Bs near the seaside are booked by the government, and ordinary people are not allowed to stay there."
In addition, local mobile phone and network signals are obviously interfered with, weak and unstable.
"The Beidaihe meeting is a closed-door meeting for the top leaders of the Communist Party of China to divide the spoils, and the personnel arrangements of the top leaders will also be finalized at the Beidaihe meeting, and then a formal vote will be held at a certain meeting, and then officially announced.
Observers analyzed that this year's Beidaihe meeting may reach a unified thinking on some personnel issues. It is possible that the second generation of reds, the princelings and the elders will introduce new top leaders of the Communist Party of China, transfer most of Xi's power to the successor, and even prepare a new Standing Committee team to set the tone for the Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China.
Li Muyang, a commentator, analyzed that the Fourth Plenary Session of the Communist Party of China mainly studies the party building and personnel arrangements of the Communist Party of China.
There are reports that Xi Jinping will resign as the leader of the Communist Party of China at the Fourth Plenary Session of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China.
Now that the top leaders of the Communist Party of China have come to Beidaihe for a meeting in advance, does it mean that the date of the Fourth Plenary Session of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China is not far away? Gregory W. Slayton, a former U.S. diplomat, recently wrote an analysis, speculating that Xi Jinping is likely to step down at the Fourth Plenary Session of the 19th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China in August this year, or only hold a symbolic position.
He came to this conclusion because of various unusual signs of Xi Jinping recently: First, dozens of Xi Jinping's military confidants were collectively purged or even died mysteriously, including Li Hanjun, the Navy Chief of Staff, who was officially announced to be removed from the qualification of NPC representative on June 27.
These officials were all replaced by generals from other factions.
Second, the memorial hall built by Xi Jinping in Shaanxi to commemorate his father Xi Zhongxun suddenly abandoned the name of Xi Zhongxun and changed its name to "Guanzhong Revolutionary Memorial Hall".
Third, Xi Jinping's personal bodyguards have also been halved recently.
Fourth, Xi Jinping disappeared mysteriously for about two weeks from the end of May to the beginning of June this year, and the number of exposures in the CCP party media "People's Daily" has also decreased significantly.
Until early June, Xi Jinping suddenly met with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko in a family-style venue in Zhongnanhai that had never been used for state visits. There were also very few people accompanying him, which was obviously different from the past pomp.
In contrast, other leaders of the Communist Party of China still held large-scale and luxurious state events in the conference hall that represents the authority of the Communist Party of China.
5. After Xi Jinping’s recent call with U.S. President Trump, the official media of the Communist Party of China, including CCTV, did not use any official title when referring to Xi Jinping.
He said that these were just one of many unusual signals from Beijing, showing major changes in the power structure of the Communist Party of China.
Once again proved the famous saying that "power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely."
He hopes that China can embark on the path of free markets, free people, true democracy and the rule of law.
However, it is difficult for China to embark on the path of freedom and the rule of law without disintegrating the Communist Party of China.
Xi Jinping may have lost power! Former U.S. National Security Advisor Flynn revealed: The CCP is undergoing a power transition
Editor : Chu Tian / Source: Sanli News / https://www.aboluowang.com/2025/0630/2240687.html
Rumours of political turmoil in the Chinese Communist Party are rampant. Not only did former U.S. diplomat Gregory W. Slayton publish an article in the New York Post on 28 June 2025, pointing out that Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping may step down, but even former U.S. National Security Advisor Michael Flynn posted a message on the X platform on 27 June 2025, warning "Attention! The Chinese Communist Party is clearly undergoing a power change", and attached photos of three senior Chinese Communist Party officials, which sparked heated discussions, and warned "The consequences of the leadership change in the Chinese Communist Party are huge, so be sure to pay attention."
Michael Flynn is a retired American soldier who served as a lieutenant general in the US Army and director of the US Defense Intelligence Agency. He was also the first national security adviser of US President Trump's first term. On June 27, Flynn suddenly posted on his personal X platform, saying, "Attention! The Chinese Communist Party is clearly undergoing a power change. Chinese observers need to pay close attention to the loss of confidence among key members of the Chinese Communist Party, especially the public and national security departments." He warned, "The consequences of the leadership change in the Chinese Communist Party are huge, so be sure to pay attention."\
▲ Image : Michael Flynn warned that "the CCP is undergoing a power transition." (Photo/Reproduced from X platform @GenFlynn)
In addition, Flynn also posted photos of Ding Xuexiang (member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Vice Premier of the State Council), Chen Jining (member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Secretary of the Shanghai Municipal Committee), and Zhang Youxia (Vice Chairman of the CPC Central Military Commission) in the post, which triggered associations. Among them, Ding Xuexiang was placed in the "C position", which was considered to be a hint that he might take over as general secretary. Also, because Flynn was the director of the US Defense Intelligence Agency and national security adviser, as an important figure in the US military and intelligence community, the sudden news that "the CCP's power is changing" was considered to be highly credible.
▲ Image: Michael Flynn posted photos of Ding Xuexiang, Chen Jining and Zhang Youxia. (Photo/Reproduced from X platform @GenFlynn)
In fact, rumors of Xi Jinping's loss of power and the possible change of power in the Communist Party of China have been rampant recently. In addition to Ding Xuexiang, Wang Yang has also been exposed as a possible candidate for the general secretary. According to the New York Post, Gregory W. Slayton, a former American diplomat who taught business at the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing, China, pointed out in an article that judging from the situation in the past few months, the situation of the Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping stepping down may be imminent, and the Chinese Communist Party elders are manipulating everything behind the scenes, including the closing meeting of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China in October 2022, when former General Secretary Hu Jintao was suspected of being helped out in an "involuntary" situation, and was regarded as "humiliated by Xi Jinping".
Slayton also pointed out in the article that Xi Jinping is in poor health and is likely to retire in August this year, or only hold a symbolic position. The article mentioned that in fact, rumors of Xi Jinping's resignation have been common for a long time, but they have never been so obvious, because dozens of pro-Xi Jinping PLA generals have been purged, and even "mysteriously died", and their positions have all been replaced by non-pro-Xi Jinping people. It is reported that the actual controller of the current Chinese Communist Party's military is Zhang Youxia, vice chairman of the Central Military Commission of the Communist Party of China. He helped Xi Jinping get a third five-year term, and then fell out with Xi Jinping.
▲ Image : The report mentioned that the rumoured successor may be former Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference Wang Yang. (Photo/File photo)
Slayton pointed out that although it is still uncertain, Zhang Youxia and the CCP elders have chosen Wang Yang as the next Chairman of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. Wang Yang was promoted by Deng Xiaoping. Before he was forced to retire in 2023, he had been a successful technocrat. He had served as Vice Premier of the State Council of China, Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Secretary of the Party Group, etc. He was regarded as a moderate reformer and a faction of liberals advocating free markets, political freedom, and soft diplomacy.
Slayton said that China's total debt exceeds 50 trillion US dollars. Due to government policy errors, more than 50 million houses are idle and most of them cannot be used. China's rich have transferred assets on a large scale and the unemployment rate has reached the level of the Great Depression. Slayton bluntly stated that "the top leaders of the Communist Party of China understand that China needs a pragmatic new leader to get rid of the disaster that is currently happening."
Discrediting Zhang Youxia? Major military developments are spreading like wildfire
Reporter : Wang Duruo / Editor: Fang Xun / https://www.aboluowang.com/2025/0719/2249441.html
Yao Cheng, a former lieutenant colonel of the Chinese Navy, Wu Zuolai, a writer, and Cai Shenkun, a commentator, recently broke the news that the military has re-introduced Mao Zedong Thought, sparking speculation about a "return of the Cultural Revolution." We reported yesterday, but many observers pointed out that this wave of public opinion may be the result of a high-level infighting.
At present, the news first appeared overseas on Cai Shenkun's YouTube channel, and then on X platform, at 7:43 pm New York time on the 16th; then Yao Cheng published it, at 7:44 pm New York time on the same day; and finally Wu Zuolai published it at 8:24 pm New York time on the same day.
Li Dayu, a commentator, analyzed that the military's study of Mao was not led by Xi, but instead showed that his influence had failed to penetrate the military. He pointed out that Mao was a tool used by Xi to elevate himself, but he did not really promote Mao's thought. If it was led by Xi, he would inevitably promote "Xi Jinping's Thought on Strengthening the Army." In addition, among all the leaders of the Chinese Communist Party, only Mao had a complete theory of military governance and practical experience, so studying Mao was more like a technical choice. He judged that this incident reflects "raising Mao and suppressing Xi" rather than continuing the cult of personality.
Commentator "Xiaoshuojia" questioned the authenticity of the news, saying that if the army really learned from Mao, there would be military media to publicize it with great fanfare, but at present, there is no relevant movement in the August 1st TV Station, the People's Liberation Army Daily, and even the CMC system. He believes that this is a political smokescreen intended to discredit Zhang Youxia, who is promoting military reform.
In recent years, Zhang Youxia has promoted the reconstruction of the four headquarters, the withdrawal of the five major war zones, and the use of his confidant Zhou Hongxu to rectify the CMC system. The outside world generally interprets it as a reform signal of "eliminating the cult of personality and moving towards a professional army." The rumor of "learning from Mao" at this time is equivalent to putting the extreme party's command of the gun and the Cultural Revolution line back on Zhang's head, which is an extremely insidious manipulation of public opinion.
He added that the current focus of military reform is technology, joint operations and AI systems. Mao's people's war has long been out of touch with modern warfare. Really learning from Mao will only appear to be out of touch with practice and the times. He emphasized that the rumor of learning from Mao is more like interference and reverse operation of the momentum of the nationalization of the army, and reminded the outside world not to be misled by false news.
Whether it is "learning from Mao" or rebuilding the four headquarters and withdrawing the five war zones, if it is true, the CCP should have some clues, but there is no official report at present, indicating that both rumors may be rumors of factional infighting. One side creates panic of "left turn back" to suppress opponents, and the other side uses this gesture to stabilize the military and shape the image of a strong man. Both sides have their own calculations.
Under the CCP's secret room politics, the truth is often manipulated, and rumours and psychological warfare emerge in an endless stream. The public should observe the timing, whether the propaganda system cooperates, and other signals to see through the essence behind it.
We should not expect the CCP to "destroy itself in internal strife". In fact, China's only way out is to collapse the CCP like the collapse of the Soviet Communist Party, so that when the great changes come, the suppression tools can raise the muzzle by an inch and lay a solid foundation.
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