[New Tang Dynasty News, June 30, 2021, Beijing time]Xi Jinping gave a speech at the “July 1 Awarding Ceremony” a few days ago, talking about “loyalty.” Prior to this, officials rarely mentioned the Wang Ming and Zhang Guotao incidents that represented the high-level split of the CCP, as well as the Gu Shunzhang rebellion and extermination of the party, and asked CCP members to “never rebel against the party.” The outside world speculates that there are at least three unusual signals that indicate that a major split in the top leadership of the Chinese Communist Party may occur.
Xi Jinping talks about “loyalty”
On June 29, the Chinese Communist Party held the “July 1 Awarding Ceremony” in the Beijing Great Hall. Twenty-nine CCP members from the military, localities, art festivals, and scientific circles received the “July 1st Medal”, which represents the highest honor of the CCP.
Xi Jinping delivered a speech at the ceremony, mentioning that CCP members should possess the four qualities and spirits of “firm conviction,” “practice of purpose,” “hard work and dedication,” and “corrupt and honest service.” Among these four points, Xi Jinping ranks loyalty first.
Xi Jinping also asked all CCP members to “always” be loyal to the party, asking them to “dedicate all of their lives and even their precious lives” to the party.
Observers believe that according to the language of the Chinese Communist Party officialdom, Xi Jinping first spoke of loyalty to the party on such an important occasion. This should be a warning to the whole party, especially the top leadership of the Chinese Communist Party, which may be facing fierce power struggle and major divisions. .
In the officialdom of the Chinese Communist Party, leaders’ speeches are often accompanied by events. The most typical example is that Mao Zedong issued the “Three Musts and Three Dons” to the whole party in 1971, that is, “We must engage in Marxism-Leninism, not revisionism; we must unite and not divide, we must be fair and honest, and we must not engage in conspiracy and trickery.”
Not long after Mao Zedong proposed the “Three Needs and Three Don’ts”, Lin Biao, the successor he trained on his own, fled by plane. This was the “Lin Biao Defection Incident” (also known as the “September 13 Incident”) that occurred on September 13, 1971. .
Another representative incident occurred in 1978, when Deng Xiaoping, a powerful figure in the Chinese Communist Party, proposed “opposing two ordinarys.” “Two Whats” is the slogan put forward by Hua Guofeng, the successor of the Chinese Communist Party leader Mao Zedong in 1977 when he was in power, that is, “Any decisions made by Chairman Mao, we will resolutely uphold; all Chairman Mao’s instructions, we will never change. To follow”.
After Deng Xiaoping proposed “oppose the two whats”, the leaders of the Chinese Communist Party such as Hua Guofeng and Wang Dongxing were forced to retreat, and Deng Xiaoping’s faction took full power.
partyThe celebration performance is suddenly ahead of schedule, Hu Jintao, Wen Jiabao and others did not attend
Another abnormal sign of the CCP’s senior leadership is that the large-scale performance of the Centennial Party Celebration has suddenly been advanced. According to a CCTV report by the Communist Party of China, the party celebration party was originally scheduled to be held on the evening of June 29, but was advanced to the evening of the 28th for some reason. However, the report did not mention what caused the performance to advance.
Xi Jinping led the current Standing Committee of the Communist Party of China, as well as the Vice President Wang Qishan and other leaders to attend the performance. But the former leaders of the Chinese Communist Party Jiang Zemin, Hu Jintao, Wen Jiabao, Zhu Rongji, etc., were not present. The outside world has no way of knowing what caused the collective absence of these elders.
American writer and political commentator Chen Pokong analyzed on his YouTube channel that the Beijing government suddenly issued a notice late at night, announcing that the performance was ahead of schedule, and issued traffic controls, blocking the roads around the Bird’s Nest by time periods, giving the impression that something has happened in the party. Ordinary things. The four political elders of the CCP, Jiang Zemin, Hu Jintao, Zhu Rongji, and Wen Jiabao, did not attend, and they refused to support Xi Jinping for political reasons.
The CCP re-cites Zhang Guotao, Wang Ming, and Gu Shunzhang
Prior to this (June 24), the website of the State Supervision Commission of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection released the article “The Origin of the “Four Obediences””, revisiting the line struggles between the original leaders of the CCP, Zhang Guotao, Wang Ming and Mao Zedong, which also triggered the outside world. Lenovo.
The article stated that in October 1938, at the Sixth Plenary Session of the Sixth Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, Mao Zedong proposed for the first time the “four obediences”, that is, individual obedience to the organization, minority to the majority, subordinates to superiors, and the entire party to submit to the Central Committee.
The article said that the proposal of the “four obediences” was not only related to Zhang Guotao’s lesson of splitting the party and the Red Army during the Long March and causing serious consequences, but also related to Wang Ming’s refusal to implement the decisions of the Party Central Committee during his tenure as Secretary of the Yangtze River Bureau of the CPC Central Committee. Independence is directly related.
According to historical records, after the CCP’s Red Army fled northward, Zhang Guotao disagreed with Mao Zedong. He led the West Route Army composed of the main force of the Red Fourth Army and the Red Ninth Army to leave northern Shaanxi and march westward. As a result, he was besieged by the Kuomintang in the area where Gaotai County was located. Block the entire army to annihilate. Since then, Zhang Guotao has been charged with leading the army to escape without authorization, and the Central Committee has been charged separately.
The West Route Army incident is an unjust case in the history of the Communist Party of China. After Mao Zedong’s death, Xu Xiangqian, the commander-in-chief of the West Route Army and the Marshal of the Communist Party of China, personally disclosed that it was Mao Zedong who used the Kuomintang army to ruin 20,000 troops of the West Route Army.
Wang Ming, the early leader of the Communist Party of China, was the acting general secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. In the CCP’s propaganda, Wang Ming’s “counterfeit” was: in November 1937, after Wang Ming returned from the Soviet Union, he regarded himself as the “imperial minister” of the Communist International and put the individual above the Party Central Committee, disrespect and disobeyed. The leadership of the central government seriously interfered with the implementation of Mao and the Party Central Committee’s correct claims, causing great ideological confusion.
“Epoch Times” commentator Zhou Xiaohui analyzed that, in fact, to put it bluntly, Mao Zedong wanted to seize the highest power of the CCP from Wang Ming and get rid of the shackles of the Soviet Union. After that, Mao established his highest authority in the party through the rectification movement.
According to Zhou Xiaohui’s analysis, Zhang Guotao and Wang Ming, one is to see clearly and leave the CCP, the other is to expose Mao Zedong. Both the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the Communist Party of China mention two people, perhaps implying that there are also such high-ranking officials in the CCP, and they should be high-ranking officials who hold important power before or at the moment.
On June 19, the website of the State Supervision Commission of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection also published an article stating that “Never betraying the party is more than just an oath.” The article reviewed the incident of Gu Shunzhang, the head of the Chinese Communist Party in Shanghai, who rebelled against the party in 1931, and warned party members to “never rebel against the party.”
After Gu Shunzhang was arrested and turned to the Kuomintang, almost all of the underground CCP organizations in Shanghai were destroyed. The CCP then sent people to strangle all 13 Gu Shunzhang’s family, nanny, driver, and friends who came by, and buried them in the yard.
The day before the Gu Shunzhang incident was published by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, Xi Jinping led the Politburo Standing Committee members to revisit the party oath on June 18 and shouted in unison, “Never betray the party.”
In the centuries since the founding of the CCP, the CCP authorities rarely uncovered incidents such as high-level party rebellion, separatism, and the establishment of a separate central government, sending out unusual political signals. Cai Xia, a former professor at the Party School of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, said bluntly that Zhongnanhai “is about to come.”
(Reporter Luo Tingting Comprehensive Report / Chief Editor: Wen Hui)
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