Zhang Youxia and Liu Yuan's Orders to Eliminate Xi Jinping: Who Will Be the Last 'Warrior'?

Dajiyuan Version of the Prophetic Image from "Tui Bei Tu" (Source: Dajiyuan)

[People News] On October 17, the Ministry of National Defence of the Communist Party of China unexpectedly announced the disciplinary actions taken against nine generals, including He Weidong and Miao Hua. Just three days before the Fourth Plenary Session of the Communist Party, the military, led by Zhang Youxia and Liu Yuan, expressed their unwillingness to continue cooperating with the elders in their staged performances, directly initiating a palace coup and entering a phase of confrontation ahead of schedule, signalling that a larger political storm is on the horizon.

Military Forces Xi Jinping to Confront Reality Before the Fourth Plenary Session

Overseas political commentator Zhong Yuan noted: 'The nine generals announced by the Ministry of National Defense are: He Weidong, a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party and Vice Chairman of the Military Commission; Miao Hua, a member of the Military Commission and former Director of the Political Work Department; He Hongjun, former Executive Deputy Director of the Political Work Department of the Military Commission; Wang Xiubin, former Executive Deputy Director of the Joint Operations Command Center of the Military Commission; Lin Xiangyang, former Commander of the Eastern Theater Command; Qin Shutong, former Political Commissar of the Army; Yuan Huazhi, former Political Commissar of the Navy; Wang Houbin, former Commander of the Rocket Force; and Wang Chunning, former Commander of the Armed Police Force.'

All nine are generals, with eight also serving as Central Committee members, and they are trusted allies of Xi Jinping who were promoted and positioned at the highest levels of the military by him. Some are former leaders of the 31st Army, while others later switched allegiances. The announcement of their expulsion from both the Party and the military indicates that Xi's faction has been completely uprooted from its influence within the military.

In addition to these nine, there are likely more related lieutenant generals and major generals who have been removed, but their cases do not require confirmation by the Fourth Plenary Session; the military discipline committee can handle these matters independently, and there is no need for public disclosure. The early announcement of the downfall of these nine generals also implies that while Xi Jinping holds the title of Chairman of the Military Commission, he has effectively become a 'bare commander.'

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) military has made a public declaration that Xi Jinping's military authority has been completely undermined, effectively losing any chance for a comeback. This announcement prior to the Fourth Plenary Session, is essentially the CCP military's way of forcing Xi Jinping to 'step down.'

Such a move is rare in the history of internal conflicts within the CCP, especially as the Central Committee meeting approaches, making the internal power struggle public and signalling an early confrontation.

Recently, Xi's faction has been attempting to act before the Fourth Plenary Session, showing reluctance to adhere to the script established during the Politburo meeting on September 28. In response, the CCP military swiftly intervened, declaring that Xi Jinping's influence within the military had been eradicated.

This action also serves as a warning to Xi's supporters: if they do not follow the established script during the Fourth Plenary Session, a new narrative awaits them, and their fate could mirror that of the nine individuals mentioned earlier. The announcement from the Ministry of National Defence of the CCP still claims to focus on anti-corruption, but the charges against the nine generals include 'serious violations of party discipline and suspected serious job-related crimes.' Anyone attempting to disrupt the Fourth Plenary Session could face similar charges at any moment.

Overseas political commentator Li Yanming noted: 'On the eve of this sensitive period before the Fourth Plenary Session, the public announcement of the downfall of nine generals, including Xi's close allies Miao Hua and He Weidong, signifies a declaration by the anti-Xi faction of their actual control over the military, indicating that Xi has lost power. The CCP adheres to the belief that 'political power grows out of the barrel of a gun.' Currently, the internal and external crises facing the CCP regime have reached a critical juncture. The announcement regarding the nine generals may merely be the prelude to a larger political storm at the Fourth Plenary Session. Whether rumours about Xi Jinping's resignation and the restructuring of the Politburo and even the Standing Committee will materialise at the Fourth Plenary Session will soon be revealed.'

Zhang Youxia and Liu Yuan are said to have the capability to undermine Xi Jinping. Who will emerge as the last 'warrior'?

Currently, the forty-sixth symbol of the "Tui Bei Tu" appears to be remarkably coming to fruition:

"There is a soldier carrying a bow, merely stating I am the white-haired old man" - Zhang Youxia is a soldier, and his surname "Zhang" includes the character for "bow"; he is the one designated to "overturn Xi". Notice that the "white-haired old man" is depicted as "white" above and "feather" below - also indicating the "overturning of Xi"!

"In the eastern door lies the golden sword" - pay attention to the family name, as the character "Liu" conceals a "golden sword". Liu Yuan, the son of former Chinese President Liu Shaoqi and a former political commissar of the military's General Logistics Department, is currently "lying in wait" in the Central Military Commission office building (Bayi Building) near East Chang'an Street in Beijing, strategising for Zhang Youxia. Even more astonishing is that the traditional character for "Liu" contains the character "Mao", which corresponds to the rabbit in the Chinese zodiac, and Liu Yuan, born in 1951, is indeed a rabbit.

"The warrior enters the imperial palace through the back door" - at last, this "warrior" remains in an ambiguous phase. A high monk from Jiuhua Mountain in China once prophesied, "People born in the Year of the Sheep will witness the demise of the Communist Party" Let us wait and see!
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