One Has Fallen. Are the Other Two Next?

Chen Xi, Cai Qi, and Wang Xiaohong have long been considered Xi Jinping's three most trusted civilian allies—the men who helped him build, protect, and manage his political empire. According to one theory, all three also played critical roles in Xi Jinping's move against Zhang Youxia, the powerful vice chairman of the Central Military Commission. Now, one of Xi's "Three Musketeers" has fallen. Chen Xi has been abruptly removed and reportedly demoted, while growing questions surround Cai Qi and Wang Xiaohong. Is this merely routine CCP politics, or are Xi Jinping's closest loyalists becoming targets in a broader power struggle? Tonight, we examine the rise of Xi's Three Musketeers, their alleged connection to the Zhang Youxia case, and why their troubles may reveal far more about Xi Jinping's own political standing than Beijing wants to admit. The Strange Similarities Between China and Iran    • The Strange Similarities Between China and...   Toronto Meet & Greet (2PM Jun 27): Buy tickets at https://ShenYun.com/Toronto (Code: LRTToronto) Email your ticket receipt to [email protected] to RSVP! Using LRT10 to get 10% discount: https://immupure.com/?utm_source=leis... Forever Nineteen Music Video:    • Forever Nineteen | Official Lyric Video | ...   Lei's Soaring Notes:    / @leissoaringnotes   Lei's Looking Glass channel:    / @leislookingglass   Lei's Real Talk channel:    / @leisrealtalk   Donation: https://donorbox.org/support-lei-s-re... Support Lei’s work via her online shop: https://shop.leisrealtalk.com/ Sign up for my emails: https://leisrealtalk.com/ Ideas/Suggestions: [email protected] ****************** #leisrealtalk #china #xijinping