Three Days, Four Major Omens Suggest Xi and the CCP's Time is Running Out

On the night of September 7 through the early hours of September 8, a blood-red moon was visible across all of China. (Video screenshot)

[People News] In the last seven days, four significant omens have emerged in Beijing, Changchun, and Xi'an. Ancient wisdom holds that 'heaven shows signs to indicate fortune or misfortune,' and these phenomena appear to be linked to Xi Jinping, the leader of the CCP.

1. Blood Sun Sighted in Changchun, Jilin.

According to videos shared by netizens from mainland China, around noon on October 31, the sky over Dehui City, a county-level city administered by Changchun in Jilin Province, unexpectedly turned yellow without any prior warning. Simultaneously, the sun transformed into a blood-red hue, creating a more alarming scene against the yellow sky. This unusual occurrence lasted for over three hours, only fading away after 3 PM.

More than half a month later, from noon to 2 PM on November 17, a blood sun reappeared in Changchun, accompanied by severe air pollution and a suffocating odour.

The blood sun is undoubtedly a dire omen. The ancient Tang Dynasty text 'Kaiyuan Zhanjing' mentions in the 'Sheshi Chijing': 'If the ruler does not learn the way, he cannot teach his subordinates, issue commands, or act without harming the people; the sun will respond by turning red.' The term 'ruler' refers to the highest leader of a nation. If he fails to learn and goes against the traditional 'Dao' of China, lacking in morality, he cannot govern the populace effectively, and the commands he issues and actions he takes will harm the common people, leading to the sun turning red.

Li Chunfeng, a renowned prophet and scholar of the I Ching from the Tang Dynasty, frequently referenced the concept of a 'blood sun' in his work 'Yisi Zhan': 'The sun may appear black, red, or yellow; if armies are present, destruction will follow; if there are no armies, the lords and kings will perish. If the ruler neglects virtue, and his ministers rebel against the state, then the sun will turn red.' 'If ministers defy the ruler's laws, the sun will blaze red like fire, leading to the country's downfall.' Essentially, this suggests that if a ruler fails to cultivate virtue and his ministers rebel or disregard his commands, a blood-red sun will manifest, signalling the end of the regime.

The ancient Ming text 'Yuzhitang Tanhui' Volume 20 also documents several instances where the emergence of a blood-red sun was followed by the death of a monarch and subsequent disasters. For instance, during the Sui Dynasty, 'In the thirteenth year of the Daxing era, on the eleventh month, day of Xinyou, the sun shone like flowing blood. The divination foretold: bandits will invade the palace, and the ruler will be attacked by urgent troops. It also stated: ministers rebel against the ruler. The following March, Emperor Yang was assassinated.' In the Northern Song Dynasty, 'In the first year of Jingkang, during the intercalary eleventh month, on the day of Gengshen, the sun was red like fire, devoid of light, indicating the demise of the lower ruler,' referring to the humiliation of Jingkang and the fall of the Northern Song.

It is widely recognised that Xi Jinping and the Chinese Communist Party lack moral integrity and do not uphold virtue; it would be difficult for the heavens to tolerate the CCP's existence if it does not perish. Could the repeated appearances of blood-red suns be signalling the ultimate fate of Xi and the CCP?

2. Prior to the blood sun's appearance in Changchun, a small sun was observed next to the sun on multiple occasions.

On November 17, before the blood sun emerged, a small sun appeared beside the sun and lasted for over half an hour. Does this suggest that while Xi appears to wield significant power, the true authority may actually lie with the 'small sun'?

3. The turbulent waves of Kunming Lake in the Summer Palace in Beijing are foreboding, indicating ominous signs.

On November 16, a strong wind swept through Beijing, with gusts reaching levels 7 to 8 during the day, and exceeding level 1 in some areas. Video footage showed that Kunming Lake in the Summer Palace was whipped into giant waves by the strong winds, with the surface of the lake surging like the 'ocean', and the waves reaching about 30 centimetres high.

On March 18, 2020, Beijing experienced gusts of level 6, and Kunming Lake also saw turbulent conditions.

However, on May 19, 2019, strong winds also blew through Beijing, Tianjin, and other areas, with gusts reaching levels 11 to 12, but there were no videos of turbulent waves at Kunming Lake at that time. This indicates that the strength of the wind is not necessarily related to the height of the waves.

Following the unusual phenomenon at Kunming Lake in 2020, an online post quoted an elderly resident of Beijing, stating that the abnormality of the lake water in the Summer Palace foretold a change in the dynasty.

Why is this said? Since Empress Dowager Cixi began residing in the Summer Palace in 1884, there have been three instances of abnormal lake water up until 2020. The first occurred in early November 1908, about ten days before Cixi's death. The second was in early 1916, three days before Yuan Shikai, the first President of the Republic of China, who attempted to restore the monarchy, died. The third instance was in August 1976, about half a month before Mao Zedong's death.

Therefore, at that time, some speculated that the anomaly at Kunming Lake in March 2020 indicated a grim fate for Xi Jinping, who was the party leader at the time. However, it is evident that nothing happened to Xi that year, and the prediction did not come true; instead, many people died in mainland China due to the pandemic. Perhaps the abnormality of Kunming Lake is related to this?

So, five years later, Kunming Lake is once again turbulent. With various signs suggesting that Xi Jinping's health is deteriorating and that his military and party powers are being weakened or even stripped away, will this warning from above manifest in Xi himself or in other events?

4. A white rainbow appeared in the sky over Xi'an.

On January 15, a white rainbow was observed in Xi'an, Shaanxi. From the perspective of ancient Chinese culture, 'a white rainbow spanning the sun' is considered an ominous sign. The ancients interpreted 'white rainbow' as a symbol of weapons and warfare, while 'sun' represented the ruler; thus, a white rainbow spanning the sun symbolises ministers assassinating their sovereign, subordinates committing treason, and the nation facing disaster. Consequently, the idiom 'white rainbow spanning the sun' became a taboo phrase in ancient times. This phrase has been referenced in ancient texts such as 'Strategies of the Warring States: Wei Strategies Four' and 'Records of the Grand Historian: Biographies of Lu Zhonglian and Zou Yang', where the narratives often involve assassins.

So, will the scenario of 'ministers assassinating their sovereign, subordinates committing treason, and the nation facing disaster' actually come to pass?

In just three days, there have been four major anomalies. Does this suggest that Xi and the Chinese Communist Party's fortunes are indeed nearing their end?

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