@cskun1989 The transformation of Beidaihe from an office to a vacation destination, with veterans visiting each other to offer suggestions, is quite realistic. However, with power concentrated in one place, even complaints are no longer heard. Is this change progress or a hidden danger?
@cskun1989 I believe Cai Qi visited the experts, but the claim that there were no more meetings in Beidaihe is ridiculous. I vaguely remember seeing some veteran comrades there for recuperation just a couple of years ago. It seems even these casual conversations have been eliminated since the power transition. It's truly peaceful now.
@cskun1989 There are legitimate channels for political discussion, so why create an exception? Why is not making exceptions considered authoritarianism? What kind of bullshit logic is that?
@cskun1989 Hahaha, Beidaihe has degenerated from "old comrades visiting and complaining" to "Cai Qi delivering warmth," a health-preserving drama every year 😅 The only place left to hear the truth is probably at the dinner table.
@cskun1989 It's fine if you're a big propagandist and a politician, but what's despicable is that you like to disguise yourself as an independent commentator, profiting from both sides. That's beneath you.
@cskun1989 Xi Jinping arrested Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli, yet he doesn't even dare to inspect the military. This shows his guilty conscience; he knows the entire Party and army are not convinced, and his power is still far from Mao's. Of course, I'm just saying this. To protect the Party, the CCP might arrange for Xi to inspect a carefully selected grassroots unit after the Beidaihe meeting to clarify the so-called "rumors."
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