Xi to Putin: “Live to 150 with Organ Transplants” | Zhang Youxia’s Parade Upgrade

Let's return to the topic of Zhang Youxia's promotion. When it comes to the military's elevation in status, it's actually very evident in Xi Jinping's recent speech. In his speech ten years ago, what did Xi Jinping say about the military? He said that the People's Liberation Army is the sons and brothers of the people. All officers and soldiers of the military must keep in mind the principle of serving the people wholeheartedly. They must faithfully fulfill the sacred duty of safeguarding the country's security and the peaceful lives of the people and faithfully carry out the sacred mission of maintaining world peace. It sounds relatively…how should I put it? It's the usual everyday kind of description, right? All just some clichés. But this time it's a bit different. This time, Xi Jinping said, the People's Liberation Army has always been a heroic force that the Party and the people can fully trust. All officers and soldiers of the military must loyally and faithfully fulfill their sacred duties, accelerate the building of a world-class military, resolutely safeguard national sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity, provide strategic support for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation, and make greater contributions to world peace and development. So can everyone see this? The contrast is actually very clear. In other words, in Xi Jinping's speech this year, the definition of the military's status and the future mission of the armed forces have obviously been significantly elevated. This is what we call raising things to a higher level, even to the very top, and when we talk about Zhang Yuxia's promotion, where is it reflected? It's actually shown in the live broadcast footage on CCTV. Before we discuss this point, we must first explain some background to everyone. In the Chinese Communist Party, during any major political event, the CCTV camera shots, when filming the leaders, are absolutely never given out randomly. This is actually a long-standing written internal rule of the Central Propaganda Department who can appear on camera how much of the frame they get, whether you get a close-up, how many seconds the shot lasts, and so on. There are extremely strict rules for all of this, and everything is based on rank. If you make even a small mistake as the reporter responsible, at the very least your bonus will be affected or you might be transferred or demoted. In more serious cases, you could be directly dismissed, right? That's why when we see many observers, especially during these major political moments, they often use footage from such occasions to catch some subtle political signals from the top levels of the Chinese Communist Party, like changes in someone's position, someone being sidelined, or someone gaining favour, and so on. Just like the example I gave you before about Yan Weibing, right, while he was locked up in Qingcheng Prison, he was able to figure out from reading reports in the People's Daily that Lin Biao had gotten into trouble. It's the same principle here. So next, let's take a look at the following screenshot. Let's have the director play it. As you can see, this is a shot of Zhang Youxia appearing at yesterday's parade. This is footage from CCTV. During the standard process of scanning the retired Standing Committee members and elders one by one, we captured this image. You can see Zhang Youxia sitting right next to Zhang Gaoli, who is ranked last. Among the elders, she is the very last in the ranking. They were directly captured by CCTV. The two of them were standing right next to each other, appearing together in the same frame in the same shot. Moreover, the camera lingered on this shot for a full four seconds before switching away. Some of you might think, what's the big deal? Look at the bottom right of this picture. He's just at the edge, just showed up for a moment. His face isn't even in the centre. What's so surprising about that? But I want to tell everyone, if we understand a bit about the political language of the Chinese Communist Party and the visual language of the Central Propaganda Department, because camera shots also have their own language, we'll realise that a scene like this is absolutely not normal. Because here, you can actually see Zhang Youxia and the former Standing Committee members appearing in the same frame. Everyone, pay attention. The key word here is what I just mentioned, same frame, which means they're in the same shot together. This is very crucial. All we need to do is compare it with 10 years ago, right? Let's see what the Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission looked like 10 years ago. Let's take another look. The following is footage from the 2015 military parade when CCTV scanned over the retired Standing Committee elders. Let's have the director play it for us first. Everyone, pay attention. You can clearly see that the camera scanned to the last retired Standing Committee member, which was He Guoxiang. At that time, the seat to his left was empty. There was no one there. No Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission was arranged to stand in that position, which shows that there was a clear and rather wide boundary between the seats of the retired elders and those of other officials. At that point, the camera shot ended and switched to other footage. It then scanned over to the right side of Xi Jinping, where all the people standing there were foreign guests. After the scan was finished, the camera switched back and we saw the following scene. Let's have the director play it for us. Do you see? This is the footage of the two Vice Chairmen of the Central Military Commission from 10 years ago, Fan Changlong and Xu Qiliang. This shot focused solely on the two of them and lingered for about three seconds before switching to another scene. Everyone should pay attention to this shot. It wasn't captured as part of a scan, but was instead a separate, deliberate cut. So what does this comparison tell us? It shows us that, according to convention, the CCTV camera work follows certain practices. They must first film the retired Standing Committee members and foreign guests, those who are at the Standing Committee level or above. After scanning and filming all of them, then they separately film the Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission. This is done separately. Even though this is just my personal guess, because you can see that Fan Changlong and Xu Qiliang are also sitting in the front row, and it's very likely that they're right next to the retired Standing Committee members, maybe just separated by an aisle, right? There's a bit of distance between them, but even just that little bit of aisle in separation makes a clear distinction. The CCTV footage absolutely will not be careless about this. They would never put these two Vice Chairmen of the Central Military Commission in the same frame as those Standing Committee members and film them together. However, this time what we see is Zhang Yuxia appearing in the same frame as the Standing Committee members. Zhang Yuxia is right next to, right? This is Zhang Gaoli, isn't it? They're almost standing shoulder to shoulder. And you'll notice that the CCTV camera didn't immediately cut away when someone who shouldn't have appeared in the shot showed up. They didn't do that. The camera actually stayed on them for four seconds, which is longer than last time when they filmed Fan Changlong. Then it was only three seconds. This time they added an extra second. And the most direct message conveyed by this shot of the copper mine is telling us something. Zhang Yuxia and Chang Wei are on the same level. At least, that's the impression or even the illusion that this visual language, this camera work is giving you. Please note, we're not saying that Zhang Yuxia is already a member of the Standing Committee, or that she is definitely set to become one in the future. We're just saying that the signal conveyed by CCTV's camera language is exactly that. According to the CCP's past practices, this is the message being sent. As for whether this signal comes purely from the cameraman making a technical mistake, or if it was deliberately arranged by someone instructing him to shoot this way, I can only say that everyone will have their own interpretation, right? But in my personal opinion, I find it hard to believe that at such an important event, CCTV's cameraman, who are all highly experienced, would make such a basic mistake. Perhaps friends who are not very familiar with the political rules of the Chinese Communist Party might find this hard to understand. They might wonder, do these few seconds of detail really carry such important meaning? Well, all I can say is, as we mentioned earlier, there's an old saying, the devil is in the details. This is exactly how the CCP's usual propaganda tactics work. They openly present to the general public the information they want most people to see, but at the same time, they also release certain specific messages targeted at particular audiences. This is something that's unavoidable under the CCP's extremely rigid hierarchical and system. If Zhang Hexia's actual status within the party has really risen, then at times like this, they have no choice but to film her. However, they can't make it too obvious because that last layer of secrecy still can't be broken. So what you end up seeing is something a bit like this. It's half concealed, half revealed, right? Just giving you a little bit of information. Of course, when we mentioned Zhang Yuxia, many of you might immediately think, hey, aren't you also talking about Hu Zhonghua? Doesn't it seem like his status has changed too? So what's special about Hu Zhonghua? Did Hu Zhonghua appear in this CCTV footage? Yes, he did. Let's take a look at the screenshot below. Let's have the director play it for us. Can everyone see it? This is a shot from CCTV. After scanning over former KMT chairwoman, Heng Hsiu-Chu, the camera switched to this scene. Basically, because Heng Hsiu-Chu is involved in cross-strait relations and her work is related to the CPPCC, and Hu Chunhua is the second-ranking vice chairman of the CPPCC, but as you can see in this shot, Hu Chunhua is without a doubt the focus here. The CCTV camera lingered on him for a full six seconds. Let me emphasize again, the camera stayed on him for six seconds before switching to the next shot. And if you look at the entire parade process, you'll notice a very interesting phenomenon. So how many vice chairpersons are there in the CPPCC under the Chinese Communist Party? There are 23 vice chairpersons in the CPPCC, a whole bunch of them. And there are also 14 vice chairpersons in the National People's Congress, 14 in total. All of these people are at the same rank. And as you know, the CPPCC and the NPC are often considered places for retirement. They are basically at the same level and receive the same benefits. Among these 37 people combined, Hu Chunhua is the only one who received such a long six-second shot. This is what we refer to as the fourth major anomaly that appeared during Xi Jinping's military parade this time. Of course, I can't help but want to repeat that phrase again. Many viewers who often watch my program have probably heard it many times already. I say once or twice is a coincidence, you can call it chance. But three or four times, are those still coincidences? Still just chance? So this shot, this footage of Hu Chunhua, what kind of message does it really send? I think I'll just let everyone interpret it for themselves. After all, as ordinary people often say, you don't know until you compare, and once you do, you're shocked. For many things, their real information often needs to be through such comparisons. Only then can you find out whether something is normal or abnormal. Of course, our title today mentions five major abnormalities, right? So what is the fifth major abnormality? Of course, it's the explosive news that Xi Jinping and Putin are discussing organ transplants that could allow people to live to 150 years old, or even achieve immortality. This actually appeared in the live broadcast footage from CCTV yesterday. At that time, it was Xi Jinping, right? Putin was on the right, and on the left was Kim Jong-un. The three of them appeared together. Xi Jinping first expressed some feelings, saying that in the past, very few people could live to 70. But today, even if you reach 70, you're still just a child. Then, in order to keep the conversation going, Putin said that human organs will continue to be transplanted. People will become younger and younger, and may even achieve immortality. There was a burst of laughter in the video. After that, Xi Jinping responded, saying that predictions suggest that in this century, humans might live to be 150 years old. This conversation has now made headlines in all major media outlets. You could say it has shocked the world. Under media questioning, Putin himself had to publicly admit today that he acknowledges he and Xi Jinping did indeed discuss this topic. So this raises a question for many people. They find it a bit strange. Why did Xi Jinping suddenly bring up the idea that people could live to 150 years old? Where does this claim of 150 years come from? Let me tell you, Xi Jinping wasn't just making things up off the top of his head. As early as 2019, there was already an advertisement circulating on mainland Chinese social media about something called the 981 Chief Health Project. This advertisement specifically introduced the project as a medical service designed for the highest leadership of the Chinese Communist Party, claiming that it had achieved remarkable results over the past 60 years. Among its three major initiatives, one of them is the 150-year longevity project. So do you see that seemingly casual conversation between Xi Jinping and Putin yesterday? In fact, he inadvertently revealed to the whole world two extremely shocking and even terrifying and gruesome secrets. The first secret is the secret behind the longevity of the senior leaders of the Chinese Communist Party. What is their method? It relies on live organ harvesting and transplantation. Moreover, their goal is to strive to live up to 150 years old by continuously replacing organs. Of course, according to Putin, what he said is that as long as there is a continuous supply of organs to keep replacing, in theory, you could achieve immortality. These are Putin's own words. This is the first secret. Now, the second secret is, as for the CCP, he confirmed that the CCP has now made organ replacement for longevity and even for immortality its exclusive resource. They offer it to certain national leaders as a major bargaining chip to exchange for political interests that the CCP needs. Putin himself said this in a media interview. He said that former Italian Prime Minister Berlusconi was very interested in this matter. Specifically, he was interested in the idea that organ replacement could lead to immortality, right? So do you see why the CCP has been able to brazenly harvest organs from Sikh practitioners and even from many ordinary citizens for so many years? It's been almost 20 years since these organ harvesting practices were exposed. And yet the international community has rarely voiced condemnation and has almost never taken substantive action to stop it. Why is that? Such an evil act. And yet even now, in most countries, many people are still unaware of this truly shocking crime or even refuse to believe it because to them it's just too horrifying, too unbelievable, right? So what's the reason for this? Now, you know, don't you? It was actually Xi Jinping and Putin themselves who inadvertently revealed it. So after discussing this topic up to this point, do you still think that when we talk about this axis of evil, we're exaggerating or just using a figure of speech? No, what we're stating is a fact. We're simply stating the truth. All right, next we'll respond to a question from everyone. Let's first answer a friend's question. They asked whether Trump and that person share the same birthday, June 15th. Is that true? It's almost true, but there's a one-day difference. Trump's birthday is June 14th and Xi Jinping's is June 15th. They're actually just one day apart. So at the time, there were even rumors that the Chinese side was considering the idea of having Trump and Xi Jinping celebrate their birthdays together. Like a gathering, right? A birthday summit where the two of them celebrate together since the 14th and 15th are just one day apart. Everyone would have a meeting, right? A high-level summit and so on. That's what it meant. And there's another friend. Let me see. There's another friend who said this. He said that during the Chinese War of Resistance against Japan, Mao Zedong of the Chinese Communist Party gave instructions to the troops under his command during their training and indoctrination. The War of Resistance was an excellent opportunity for the Chinese Communist Party to develop itself. Their main strategy was 70% focused on building their own strength, 20% on dealing with the government, and only 10% on resisting Japan. During those seven years of war, more than 3 million soldiers of the National Revolutionary Army led by Chiang Kai-shek sacrificed their lives, including over 200 generals, while the communist forces under Mao Zedong lost only two soldiers in battle. On what grounds does the Chinese Communist Party celebrate the September 3rd victory in the War of Resistance? It's simply lying with open eyes, trying to rewrite history. Shameless? That just means being without shame. Let me just briefly recall what this friend said, because I saw yesterday, actually, several friends left us messages, and they all mentioned this issue. Indeed, this is a truly absurd situation. That is to say, the Chinese Communist Party, as a regime that was only established in 1949, actually celebrates by saying, look, we were already a victorious nation in 1945, and we were part of the fight against fascism, against fascists, and so on. The mainstay, right? We are the representatives. Don't you find that laughable? Even the most basic logic here doesn't hold up. But you'll notice that the Chinese Communist Party, as I've said, has a certain skill. When the CCP lies, it can do so without blushing or skipping a beat. They can even speak with such confidence and righteousness that it makes you start to doubt yourself, wondering, am I the one who's mistaken? Is it me? You start thinking, he actually makes sense. They can reach that level. I'm saying the CCP is evil. Just how evil is it, right? There's a saying among ordinary people, even ghosts are afraid of truly wicked people. China is like that. It's reached the point where even ghosts are scared. They themselves are demons, and not just any demon, but a big one. You could put it that way, right? So even regular ghosts aren't a match for them. When their opponents see them, it's like, okay, forget it, we can't compete with you. That's what I mean. That's what I'm saying. Why did Xi Jinping, like we just mentioned, hold a military parade on September 3rd to commemorate the so-called victory over fascism? It was only after Xi Jinping came to power that this started. Before Xi Jinping, why didn't the CCP hold these kinds of party events? It's because back then the CCP still felt that at least on the surface, they needed to save face to some extent. Because everyone knows that the war of resistance against Japan was fought by the Nationalist Army, by the Republic of China. It really has nothing to do with your Chinese Communist Party or the People's Republic of China. Of course, you can't say it has absolutely nothing to do with them. There's still a tiny bit of connection, right? Just like this friend mentioned. As for the Chinese Communist Party, throughout the entire eight years of the war of resistance, they only lost two generals in total. And even these two weren't, strictly speaking, killed in action on the battlefield. One of them basically committed suicide in a roundabout way, right? The other was actually shot and killed by his own people, killed by friendly fire. Ah, ah, that's the situation. Meanwhile, as for the CCP, it said that when it comes to the number of Japanese soldiers they killed on the battlefield, well, the Japanese themselves kept statistics. They recorded exactly how many were killed or wounded in each battle, all meticulously documented. On the Chinese side, the most they ever killed was a few hundred, right? Maybe a thousand or so at most. That's the general idea. So when you compare, at that time, the Republic of China suffered three million casualties, while Japan had over a million casualties. According to rough statistics, about 1.5 million. Compared to that, what the CCP contributed was just a tiny fraction. That's why I say you can't really call it completely unrelated. Maybe you could say it had a five-cent connection at most. You could put it that way. But still, they shamelessly come out and claim, I was the mainstay. It was us. We saved human civilization in this war. Isn't that what Xi Jinping said yesterday in his speech? He called it saving human civilization. So you'll notice a lot of friends. As you keep learning about the CCP, as you get to know it better, you'll start to feel something. You'll realize just how shameless and evil the CCP can be. You'll find that even if you look through the dictionary, it's hard to find a word that truly captures the extent of their onta. You'll feel that words like brazen, shameless, or despicable are all too mild. They're not enough to describe, not enough to convey just how shameless the CCP truly is. That's the feeling you'll get. And the more you learn about the CCP, the stronger this feeling will become. Ah, that's basically what I mean. So regarding this military parade, let's just briefly revisit this topic together. All right. Thank you all so much for sharing with us and for joining us as we share these things with you today. Let me repeat this once more, since there may be many new friends here. We very much welcome everyone to leave rational comments for us. If you have different opinions, we absolutely encourage everyone to express their views. All right. That brings us to the end of today's live stream.