Zhu Rongji’s Death Shakes Beijing: Xi’s Secret Anti-Coup Force Is Exposed

Zhu Rongji died at 98 — yet his obituary effectively spoke for him, casting him as a supporter of Xi Jinping despite 23 years out of politics. The unusual wording hints at a very real fear in Beijing.

White chrysanthemums quietly spread across social media. Comments vanished. Security around Tiananmen tightened. Then Bo Guagua resurfaced, revealing that his father Bo Xilai’s political idol was Zhu Rongji.

Behind the scenes, Xi Jinping was reportedly building an 18,000-strong China–North Korea special force under his younger brother to guard against a coup, while a sweeping military purge targeted Zhang Youxia’s faction.

00:00 - Introduction
00:42 - Zhu Rongji Dies, and Beijing Suddenly Goes on High Alert!
05:09 - Bo Guagua ‘Mourns at the Wrong Grave’
08:11 - Xi Forms Secret Force, Purges Zhang Youxia’s Network

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