Hà Vệ Đông Chưa Chết? Tập Cận Bình Lại Biến Mất, Đinh Tiết Tường Công Khai Thân Phận?

After more than 100 days of unidentified disappearance, the news of his death has been indirectly denied by Beijing. Is this the first step in a silent battle that is being arranged? Meanwhile, Mr. Wang Xiaohong, who used to hold the political lifeblood of Xi Jinping, is said to be about to be dismissed. If this is true, it means that Xi has lost his closest ally, a major change in power. On the outside, Taiwan's President Lai Chengyong publicly declared his sovereignty, directly affecting Beijing's red line. But instead of responding strongly, the Chinese Communist Party chose to remain silent. Is it because of fear of the United States, or because it is clear that the price must be paid if it exceeds the limit? I would like to say hello to the audience of the World Bank. Thank you for always loving and accompanying us. And now will be the detailed content of today's comment show. Ha Weidong is not dead, a surprise signal from the South China Sea. On June 24-27, the CPC Central Committee will hold the 16th meeting under the presidency of Mr. Zhao Lijian. According to state media, the agenda revolves around amendments to the laws such as the Law on Administrative Violations against Underage People, the Law on Civil Aviation, and the Law on Anti-Competition. Although these contents were officially released, they are not the focus of public opinion. What the public really pays attention to is the announcement of high-ranking personnel after this meeting, where there are often strong internal signals in the Communist Party of China. And although the content of the meeting does not mention this, the rumor is rumored that Minister of Justice Wang Xiaohong will be dismissed. At the same time, the status of the representative of the National Assembly of General Ha Weidong was also removed. If this rumor is true, then this is a big shock, especially in the case of Ha Weidong. Because this general was allegedly arrested on March 11, and since then has completely disappeared from the media and political life. It is believed that he was detained at the Military Hospital 301 Beijing and committed suicide on May 2. However, the Beijing government completely kept silent in the face of all this fuss. Now there is a rumor that Ha Weidong will be dismissed as a representative of the National Assembly, which is completely different. If it is true that there is a dismissal, it means that he is still alive. Because according to the law of China, the representative will automatically lose power if that person passes away. No need to announce dismissal. This means that if in the announcement after the upcoming National Assembly meeting, it is stated that Ha Weidong's dismissal of the representative, this will be indirect evidence that he is still alive, although he is in a state of isolation or under internal investigation. The current situation makes the public more curious. If Ha Weidong is not dead, where is he? And why is there information that he committed suicide? These questions still have not been answered, but observers believe that the incident of Ha Weidong is an important trigger in the recent chain of power change, and is likely to be related to the reconstruction of the military and security structure of Xi Jinping. Wen Tiuhong, from a loyal subordinate to a name that has been replaced. Wen Tiuhong, the person who has been guarding Xi Jinping for 20 years, is facing the risk of being reinstated as Minister of Justice. If this is confirmed in the closing statement of the upcoming National Assembly meeting, this will be an indication that the Communist Party of China is going through a deep power redistribution, and Xi Jinping may be losing his last defensive pillars. In fact, since February this year, the Chinese observer in Australia, Mr. Tung Wong-Ching, has announced that Wen Tiuhong will soon be removed from the position of Minister of Justice, then that is the ministerial office. The replacement is expected to be the Deputy Minister of Justice, Mr. Duan Hong, an official rarely mentioned on the central media, but has recently emerged in the local political system. It is noteworthy that the news was published by Tsai Ing-wen about the death of Wen Tiuhong in Chiang Kai-shek. The official media only mentioned him as a central committee member. The secretary of the central committee, the secretary of state, of course did not mention the title of Minister of Justice, which is completely unusual if he still holds this position. Wen Tiuhong's trip to investigate this time was also a mistake, instead of going deep into the work of the Public Security Bureau, a field directly within the scope of the Ministry of Justice, he focused on the economic development situation, trade, technology and export activities in local businesses and ports. The investigation of maintaining security is only mentioned in a very vague way, just to support. Is this a way for the Chinese state media to cover the news that Mr. Wen Tiuhong no longer plays a key role in the system of national security, which means that he may have been stripped of his real power? It should be emphasized that Wen Tiuhong used to be the personal guard of Xi Jinping when he was still the leader in Fujian. His career has advanced almost in line with Xi Jinping's powerful advance, from Fujian to Beijing, and finally holding the golden sword in his hand. If Wen Tiuhong is removed from the Ministry of Justice, it is not only a personal loss, but also means that Xi Jinping is losing the most important defense layer on personal and political security, which once helped him stand firm in the midst of the chaos. The question at this time is, is this a sign that Xi Jinping is really losing his position, or is it just a tactical reversal to maintain control in the increasingly fragmented system? Xi Jinping's Unusual Disappearance An unusual phenomenon is spreading from the South China Sea to the entire Chinese state media system. Xi Jinping is missing, not from real life, but from the traditional political language. This information was brought back from the speech of Russian President-elect Ushakov, who said that President Putin will visit China from August 31 to September 4. This unusual trip will include a summit, Shanghai Cooperation Organization, bilateral talks, and the 80th anniversary of the victory of World War II with the Chinese leadership. But the strange thing is, in the newspaper of the Global Times, the Chinese Communist Party's source agency did not mention the name of Xi Jinping, instead, it only wrote vaguely that Putin is expected to meet the Chinese leader. Meanwhile, according to Beijing's media, whenever there is news related to Xi, especially in diplomatic relations, the media always highlights or even directly mention his name. Avoiding mentioning the name of Xi Jinping in such an important event made observers wonder whether the person who welcomed Putin was really Xi Jinping or not. Doubts are growing as we look at the recent scenario. On June 20, Deputy Prime Minister Ding Tiet-tung suddenly appeared in St. Petersburg and met President Putin in person. This is not uncommon, unlike the usual Russian-Chinese leaders sitting at the two ends of a long table. This time, Putin and Ding Tiet-tung are sitting across from each other, symbolizing a high-level dialogue that does not follow the rules of the table. At the same time, Mr. Ding's speech was more and more shocking. Xi Jinping and Putin holding hands is the greatest guarantee for the lifelong friendship between China and Russia. The word lifelong friendship not only has diplomatic meaning, but according to political commentator Chen Fa-kong, it is a metaphorical statement about inheritance. If Xi is a lifetime, then the speaker of this sentence is Ding Tiet-tung, who will continue to hold the title for the next life. It has long been rumored that Mr. Ding Tiet-tung will take over the position of general secretary at the 4th Central Congress, which is expected to be held at the end of this year or early next year, along with the avoidance of mentioning the name of Xi Jinping. The latest signals from Russia are making this speculation a basis. Xi Jinping is being neutralized, while Ding Tiet-tung is being given power not only in terms of name, but also in reality. Ding Tiet-tung reveals the symbol of transfer of power in the party. After an unusual meeting with President Putin at St. Petersburg, Deputy Prime Minister Ding Tiet-tung became the focus of the Beijing power game. His being welcomed in line, sitting opposite the Russian leader instead of sitting in line according to the customary partition treaty, is a clear impression of a future hegemon. At the meeting, Ding Tiet-tung said that the general secretary of Xi Jinping and President Putin holding hands together is the greatest guarantee for the lifelong friendship between China and Russia. The word lifetime is not just a diplomatic term. The commentator said that this is an appellation for succession. The life of Xi Jinping is coming to an end and the life of Ding Tiet-tung is about to open. The previous internal speculation also coincides with the new signal. The clear news about the Central Committee is that the Politburo will become the model of nine members. The list of members includes Ding Tiet-tung will be the general secretary, Xi Jinping will be the president of the country and the president of the military, Li Keung will be the secretary general, Thái Kỳ will be the president, Ưng Lập Nhân will be the secretary general of the Central Office, Trung Quốc Thanh will be the secretary general of the Discipline Inspection Committee, Trung Hụ Hiệp will be the deputy secretary general of the military, and Viên Gia Quân will be the deputy secretary general. This list can not be verified, but the continuous appearance of Ding on the international scene while the media began to ignore the name of Mr. Tạp showed that Beijing was preparing for a new arrangement. Someone asked if Mr. Tạp was really out of time, why did he still keep the chair of the president of the country and the president of the military? The answer lies in the democratic process. Those two positions can only be reimbursed or exempted. At the earliest humanitarian meeting had to wait until March 2026. During the transition period, Mr. Tạp had to change his full name to keep his position and avoid political action. The phenomenon of the media not calling the name of Mr. Tạp when talking about Putin's visit further reinforced the assertion that the new order of power had been distorted. Who will be the real architect of that change? Trung Hụ Hiệp, Lưu Nguyên or an alliance of the Crown Prince is still a mystery. However, a new era seems to have appeared in the middle of the battle. Lai Thanh Duc stepped on the red line of Beijing. In the context of the internal movement of the South China Sea, outside the Taiwan Strait, President Lai Thanh Duc took a political provocation step. Directly stepped on the red line that Beijing always considered inviolable. It is a matter of sovereignty and the national nature of Taiwan. On June 22, at an event held at Lotari International, Mr. Lai had a speech in front of an audience describing it as a document on the modern sovereignty of Taiwan. He emphasized that a country needs four elements of people, territory, government and sovereignty. We have all four. And whether it's called the People's Republic of China, People's Republic of China, Taiwan or Taiwan, they are all names of a country that is independent, existing and proud. Not to stop at the speech, Mr. Lai is expected to conduct nine consecutive speeches in the future, revolving around topics such as defense, foreign affairs, the two coasts of the sea, democracy, administration, defense, peace and regional balance. The first speech, carefully prepared for Mr. Lai's speech, focused on the history, legal and legislative aspects, was held in San Francisco, where the Chinese Communist Party has never and has no right to rule Taiwan. In the past, just one sentence, Taiwan is a country, was enough for the Chinese Communist Party to send fighter jets, destroyers and destroyers close to Taiwan But this time, in response to the speech intended to break a Chinese in a public way, and the article of President Lai, the Chinese Communist Party only let the spokesman of the State Council, Mr. Chen Penghua, give some vague criticism that it was deceiving, hostile and provocative, and then silence. There were no aircraft in the identification zone, there were no naval ships near, there was no exercise to respond. In response, a direct blow to the political point of view, Beijing remained silent. What made the Chinese Communist Party not dare to respond first? The answer lies in a name that no one dares to look down on, President Donald Trump. On June 21, by order of the U.S. Department of State, the U.S. military carried out an air strike on Iran's three strategic nuclear facilities, using more than 125 aircraft, including seven B-2 bombers, and especially a submarine-launched bomb. The whole world, including Iran, only knew after the attack when Trump tweeted to announce the incident. Accuracy, speed and ability to destroy facilities tens of meters below the ground shook the world, especially Beijing. Opposition scholars, senators and the entire Australian people agreed that the U.S.'s submarine-launched attack was the weakness of the Chinese Communist Party, because the entire military command system and the center of war of Beijing were placed deep below the ground, an imitation strategy of the Soviet Union. In the face of the possibility that the Chinese Communist Party could launch an air strike without warning, the Chinese Communist Party understood that if it continued to provoke, they would not only be at risk of losing face in front of the world, but could actually be sunk by a few strategic bombs. Therefore, they are silent to avoid becoming the next target after the Iranian brothers. The conclusion of an organization that is fighting against the will of the opposition. Beijing's silence in the face of the actions of President Leithin, is not only a strategic choice, it is also a demonstration of an organization that is fighting against the will of the opposition when faced with the reality that a world is no longer afraid of the Chinese Communist Party. In the past, just a small move from the Taiwanese leader was enough for the Chinese Communist Party to launch a firecracker exercise. But this time, in front of a performance composed of kung fu with a public national declaration of his, Beijing's reaction was only a few words from a spokesman who did not go along with the action. The reason was not a change of opinion or a strategic concession, but the concern of being involved in a war After the U.S. and Iran's Beijing understands that if it continues to attack, it will have to face irreversible consequences and this time, the spokesman may be President Donald Trump, who used to often declare that if the Chinese Communist Party attacked Taiwan, he would destroy Beijing. It is no longer a threat. After June 21, the whole world saw clearly what happened when a U.S. government acted without warning, quietly approached, then only declared after the target was eliminated. Although Xi Jinping still holds the title of leader, now he has to calculate every step because there is no longer a solid political defense layer as before. The elimination of Wang Tio-hung, the wall was erected, and the name of Xi Jinping was removed by the media are three of the many signs that the political order in the South China Sea is moving silently but vigorously. Deeper, what makes the Chinese Communist Party vulnerable is not only the U.S. military, but also the increasing solidarity of the democratic and self-determination of Taiwan. The speech of President Lai not only aimed at the Chinese Communist Party, but also sent a message to the world. We are a country with people, territory, government and sovereignty, and no force can deny that. The Communist Party of China is now under international pressure, internal opposition, economic downturn and financial crisis. There is no longer enough energy to confront the multilateralism as before. The attitude of standing up to Taiwan in silence instead of threatening is evidence of a change of mind. From a roar to a posture, from an initiative to a defense, that ending did not come in the blink of an eye, but is present in every step in the image of Xi Jinping disappearing from the media, in the chaos, in the silence, in the fact that Beijing has to pretend to be stronger and more confident in front of Taiwan. And perhaps the most shocking thing is not that the Chinese Communist Party did not respond, but for the first time in decades, the Chinese Communist Party was afraid. Ladies and gentlemen, this concludes today's World Opinion. Thank you for watching. What do you think of today's topic? Please leave your comments in the comment section. Goodbye and see you in the next program.