【Exclusive: Four Major Impacts of Revealing the Assets of the Leader of the Chinese Communist Party in the U.S.】
As the topic of establishing diplomatic relations between the U.S. and China resurfaces with Yu Maochun, the U.S. is gearing up to unleash another significant blow by investigating the “wealth and corrupt activities of the Chinese Communist Party leadership.” The term “Chinese Communist Party leadership” reportedly includes the CCP leader and members of the Politburo Standing Committee, meaning Xi Jinping is also on the list. If the assets of the CCP leader and Politburo Standing Committee members in the U.S. are disclosed, the effects would be akin to detonating a massive atomic bomb on the mainland, causing shockwaves capable of crumbling the shaky edifice of the CCP. Firstly, the CCP’s “great myth” would be completely shattered. Secondly, the Chinese people’s perception of the CCP would have the most basic opposite evidence. Thirdly, Xi Jinping would lose control over the nine hundred million party members. Lastly, the People’s Republic of China would lose its space for activities in the international community.
In another discussion, refusing to label the situation as “management confusion,” netizens argue that the situation of overcharging for gas bills in Chongqing shows a well-organized system of exploiting money systematically rather than chaotic mismanagement.
Rumors from social media platform X “Overseas Revelations” suggest that the upcoming third plenum of the 20th CCP Central Committee will once again amend the constitution. This plenum’s major highlight is not economic; it involves a second constitutional amendment after abolishing the term limits for the President, transforming the state system to establish a president-centric model where the State Council becomes the executive agency, reducing the role of the Premier to a mere secretary. This move is also a key reason for canceling the Premier’s press conference.
Recent reports from mainland China indicate that despite launching inspections of gas meters and water meters to ensure accurate readings, netizens mockingly question the sincerity of these efforts, suggesting they are merely theatrical performances to placate public dissatisfaction with the ongoing issues of overcharging and fraudulent practices.
The real estate market decline in China is currently experiencing a steep slope, but the bottom is yet to be determined. Comparisons are drawn to the trajectories of the U.S., which rebounded after a six-year decline, and Japan, which experienced a continuous downturn for twenty years, indicating uncertainty about where China’s market bottom lies.
Amidst recent travels in China, a poignant anecdote shared by a successful individual highlights a personal encounter where an official unfairly displaced him from his pre-booked first-class airline seat, causing a mere half-hour delay. The incident, while seemingly minor in impact, resonates strongly as a degrading experience, symbolizing a clear reminder that in certain circles, no amount of wealth, status, or accolades may shield one from unwarranted disrespect.