‘Resign by August 30’: China’s Elite Just Turned on Xi? 48 Hours in Shanghai Decides His Fate

Shanghai, the night of July 15. While Xi Jinping sat at the center of an AI conference, trying to recast himself as a technology-driven leader, elsewhere in the shadows of power, the Communist Party’s elder statesmen were quietly opening three blood-soaked ledgers: the collapse of the property sector, a trillion-yuan chip industry reduced to ashes, and “electric-vehicle graveyards” spreading across abandoned fields.
Now, a figure Xi Jinping has not dared to touch for more than a decade—Deng Pufang, the son of Deng Xiaoping—is reportedly joining forces with the descendants of Liu Shaoqi to deliver a chilling message: resign before August 30.
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00:00 - Intro
00:54 - Deng Pufang and Liu Yuan Team Up: Is There an “August Deadline” for Xi?
06:26 - Forty-Eight Hours at the Xijiao State Guest Hotel: Can Xi Jinping Win Over the Party Elders?
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