Tập Cận Bình Biến Mất 17 Ngày, Cuộc Họp Bộ Chính Trị Trung Quốc Cũng “Bốc Hơi”

For 17 days, Xi Jinping did not appear in public. For 17 days, Beijing has been completely silent about the high-level meeting of the Ministry of Politics. A surprising coincidence, or a sign that a political power struggle is quietly taking place in the background of the Communist Party of China. In today's video, we will analyze all the data, from unusual signs to prophecies that have been mentioned many years ago, to see if China is taking a historic step. Welcome to FBNC's June 2 Today's world news If this is your first time on our channel, please click on Subscribe and Like for us. Here are today's top stories. Xi Jinping and the Chinese Ministry of Politics disappear for 17 days Ladies and gentlemen, a shocking event that has never happened in the history of Chinese politics just took place in Zhongnanhai, the center of power of China. That is, during the regular May meeting of the Central Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China, it did not take place as usual, or more precisely, there was no official confirmation that it took place. At the same time, Xi Jinping has been completely absent from the public scene since May 19. His business trip to Henan was the last time he appeared. According to the time of the Chinese audience watching this program, On June 7, he was absent for 17 days, did not participate in any public activities, but only called the French President and German Chancellor twice, only spoke, did not show his image. Is there something mysterious going on here, behind the closed door of Zhongnanhai? Yes, although state media like People's Daily are still posting congratulatory letters or telegrams in the name of Xi Jinping, the disappearance of the image of the Communist Party Secretary-General at the time of the spread of the news has made the situation unusual and difficult to understand. In principle, the Politburo, with 24 members, has to meet regularly once a month, and more than 95% of previous meetings have public information. The cases of not being reported by the media are usually very rare, and are all due to content that is too sensitive, such as discussions about anti-corruption, high-level personnel adjustment, etc. In such situations, usually, the media can still avoid with a familiar sentence, the meeting also discussed other important issues, in order to blur the real topic. However, in May 2025, there was no way to process any such information, there was no sign that the Politburo meeting had taken place, especially when this coincided with the disappearance of Xi Jinping in a strange way. There has never been a case before where a Politburo meeting disappeared, but coincided with the disappearance of the general secretary-general as well as this time. It's strange, isn't it? Therefore, the current situation does not have a clear precedent to compare, which makes many analysts have to go back to the previous disappearance of Xi Jinping to find the origin of the law. Precedents of non-public meetings, from war, trade, to the zero-covid crisis. The times when the Chinese Communist Party did not publish information about regular meetings in the past, are usually very rare. The 20th Congress of the Communist Party of China almost never or only occasionally appears. The main reason is that the content of the meeting is too sensitive. For example, the August 2018 meeting was not reported, while Xi Jinping still appeared normally. Specifically, he attended and gave a speech at the National Political Thought Conference on August 22. So what is special about August 2018? It was the end of the North-South Conference, and it was the time when the trade war between China and the United States entered a real confrontation phase. In July 2018, the US taxed 25% of the Chinese currency with $34 billion, and on August 25, continued to impose taxes with another $16 billion. Beijing immediately responded by taxing U.S. agriculture. Thus, the time did not publish information about the joint Politburo meeting when Beijing had to quickly adjust its strategy to deal with the United States. But the internal disagreement, the lack of clear consensus, is the reason why they cannot report on that meeting. After the 20th Congress, the meetings disappeared as if they became more commonplace. The internal instability of the Chinese government is getting worse, especially in the South China Sea. Let me remind you a little bit about the past. In November 2022, the Politburo did not have a meeting, just when China was revising the fate of the zero-Covid policy. On November 10, 2022, Xi Jinping held a small meeting of the Politburo and issued 20 anti-epidemic measures. But less than a month later, on December 7, the State Council announced 10 new policies to officially end zero-Covid. This revealed that during the closed meeting of the Politburo in late November, the zero-Covid policy was strongly opposed. The heated debate led to the decision to postpone the meeting until early December, and because of that, the content of the meeting could not be made public. By May 2023 was another case. There was no news about the Politburo meeting, but there was information about the joint meeting. On May 29, 2023, the meeting really took place. At that time, China was summarizing the first quarter after zero-Covid, adjusting its extensive economic policy. In early May, Xi also convened the Central Financial Committee meeting. However, it should be noted that from February 2024 until now, the Central Financial Committee, an important tool set up by Xi to remove the role of Li Keqiang and the State Council, has completely stopped operating. This further shows that the political chess pieces are being destroyed, and Xi Jinping is gradually withdrawing from the role of economic management or being forced to withdraw. To put it bluntly, Xi Jinping is being stripped of his power by other forces in the Communist Party of China. Summarizing the meetings that were not made public above, it can be seen that behind each hidden meeting are fierce debates, big disagreements about policies or personnel within the Communist Party of China, often a sign of a crisis or political outburst. May 2025 was a double loss and unpredictable crises. Back to May 2025, the regular meeting of the Politburo not only disappeared from the media, but this time even the joint meeting often used to prove that the meeting had taken place, was also completely absent. This leads to two possibilities. One is that the meeting really did not take place. The other is that the meeting was held, but the situation was too sensitive, so it was forced to hide completely and could not be made public for the press to maintain a little. However, regardless of the possibility, it is difficult to understand that in this context, when China has a series of urgent issues, such as the terrible tax evasion that President Trump aimed at China, the economic crisis or the COVID-19 epidemic is returning, the fact that the Communist Party of China did not hold or did not announce the meeting is completely unreasonable. The first thing that needs to be made clear is the fate of Vice President of the Central Committee, Ha Weidong, a character who is being mysteriously misguided and may be related to the military parade. If true, this is a big mess, directly affecting the stability of the leadership. The second issue is that the US-China trade tensions are escalating again, but this time it is no longer a normal tax evasion. President Donald Trump, who is returning to US power with an overwhelming position in the Republican Party, has made stronger remarks. The first is to increase the tax on steel and aluminum from 25% to 50%. But more importantly, he is in favor of withdrawing the visas of Chinese students related to the sensitive field, especially those who are related to the Communist Party of China, while limiting the export of aircraft engines and other advanced technologies to China. These moves are understood as a clear sign that Washington wants to bring the US-China relationship back to before 1972, that is, a period when there is no humanitarian exchange or learning at all, a period when the US and China are two strategic enemies, a life-and-death battle. The other way around is that in 1973, China sent scientific, agricultural and medical teams to the US to learn. Those were the first steps to restore the people's relationship. Therefore, the large-scale expulsion of Chinese students today is a message to see China as an enemy, not just a trading opponent. For Beijing, the expulsion of these students is a shock that has never been before. It has the same strategic meaning as a soft blockade, which makes the Chinese Ministry of Internal Affairs unable to react. Chaos, chaos, Xi Jinping disappeared in the middle of a wave of rumors. After three losses of the previous Politburo meeting, in August 2018, November 2022 and May 2023, the situation in May 2025 was much more serious and strange. The reason is not only the absence of Xi Jinping, but also because of a series of shocking rumors that are stirring up the middle of the year. From the beginning of May, rumors about senior officials colluding with Vice President of the Military Commission Zhang Huixian to overthrow Xi, spread on social media and the overseas community. At the same time, Xi disappeared from the media for two weeks, and Vice President of the Military Commission Ha Weidong also mysteriously disappeared. It is not clear how he died. For the public, it is already tired of the political rumors. In the ministry, the Chinese commentator Wang Chiu gave a sincere message that political rumors cannot last forever. Every wave of rumors has a time to be verified, or approved, or denied. And that time is June. According to political logic, Ha Weidong cannot disappear indefinitely. Even characters who used to be promoted, such as Tan Cuong, the former foreign minister, also disappeared for only two months, and then announced his resignation. If by the end of June, there is still no news about Ha Weidong, it means that the matter related to him is serious to the extent that it cannot be easily handled by cutting the general's tail, usually. In other words, the political consequences may have spread to the Politburo members, or even the Politburo ministers. The long-term situation is not clear about Ha Weidong's death, which shows that his liaison group has a very high level, and the separation of responsibilities cannot be carried out easily. In addition, there is an element to assess the situation, which is to see if Xi Jinping will appear and host any high-level meeting in June or not. If by the beginning of June, he still does not host a regular political meeting, or there is no political activity that has a decision, it is possible that he really has a big problem that needs to be re-evaluated at a higher level. If it is known that by the end of June, the Politburo meeting will continue to disappear for the second time in a row, it will be the most serious sign so far, which shows that the central government of the party is making a partial break, or there is a serious power crisis. Is it true or false that the meeting will be held on May 14? One of the most prominent rumors in May is that on May 14, a meeting of the Politburo was convened, in which senior officials repeatedly voiced their opposition to Xi Jinping, and even rumored that there was a change in power. If this rumor is true, then according to the process of organizing internal power in China, the open meeting played a role as a permanent central conference, enough to make the regular May meeting unnecessary. However, Japanese journalist Shibata Akiko, a famous figure in Chinese journalism, has verified this information. He rescued the activities of the Politburo members on May 14 and found that many people were not present in Beijing, working elsewhere. Thus, the possibility of holding an open meeting in the capital on that day is very low. Also on May 14, Xi Jinping held an official diplomatic activity, welcoming members from Chile and Colombia to the Chinese-Latin Cooperation Forum to meet with the minister. A conference with the meaning of a coup is like an open political conference that cannot take place without the presence of a secretary-general, a person in absolute power. So where does this rumor come from? According to Twitter, information about the May 14 meeting only began to appear on May 23, just as Xi Jinping had just finished his visit to Henan and then disappeared. The information gap was quickly filled by rumors and rumors. Some analysts also argue that the May 14 meeting could be a kind of democratic life conference, the kind of conference that was once held by Xi Jinping to criticize the Lotus Lake in 1987. However, Wang Chiu refutes this possibility because the nature and effectiveness of the democratic life conference If there is really a conspiracy, a soft coup against Xi Jinping, then the only form of open political conference is limited enough to make a political decision with an effective and equitably decisive center. Meanwhile, a democratic life conference is just a collective peace forum, with no coercive value. Therefore, if the May 14 meeting really took place, it must be an open political conference. And if there is really a meeting, it also means that Xi Jinping has been expelled from the center of power, or at least lost the right to control Henan. The truth will be revealed in June, a lesson from the previous disappearances of Xi Jinping. The absence of a political conference in late May, if it is true, will increase the degree of credibility of rumors about the May 14 open conference. In other words, nothing happened is evidence that something really happened. However, the logic of the Chinese Communist Party's internal politics shows that as soon as there is information about a political conference by Xi Jinping, or any high-level leadership activities, the rumors will be invalidated immediately. Xi Jinping's reappearance at the head of the meeting is the best excuse for all suspicions. Of course, political rumors cannot exist forever, or will be perpetuated, or will be destroyed. And the time to verify everything that is happening is in June. If from now to the end of June, there is still no information about Ha Weidong. Xi Jinping still does not hold any important meetings. And the regular political conference continues to lose track in the second month in a row. Then it is clear that Xi Jinping has really had a big problem will increase significantly and can exceed 50%. It should also be noted that in the past, the two disappearances of Xi Jinping have led to major changes. In 2012, he disappeared for two weeks because he opposed the proposal to transfer power without authority. The result is that the tiger is completely retreating, In 2024, after 15 days of hiding from July 29, Xi returned and immediately after that, a relative of General Miao Hua was arrested, along with a group of other generals who were executed or killed. So the disappearance of him from May to June 2025, according to historical law, will certainly bring a major change. It can't be inaction like some people are optimistically imagining. In terms of form, many people only see that Xi Jinping's reappearance is when there is an accusation, an official announcement, or an image of a funeral. But in fact, politics does not operate as simply as that. Once the number of false signals is getting thicker, the appearance of a black swan, that is, a political event, is also getting bigger. The commentator, Wan Chiu, concluded that June will be the time to decide, the calendar month, to determine whether the Communist Party of China has really entered a serious power crisis or not. But who cares about the fate of China and the stability of the region should closely monitor the signals from the South China Sea in the coming weeks.