Beginning with the Real-name Report of 'Xi Jinping and the Communist Party Must Step Down'

On August 7, a man in Kunming, Yunnan, publicly displayed a banner that said: Xi Jinping Step Down. (Video Screenshot)

[People News] On July 21, the host of the X version, 'Wall Country Frog Haha,' announced: 'Today I witnessed the flood disaster in Guangxi, and it truly infuriates me. I have reported Xi Jinping to Beijing 110 under my real name, and my report has been accepted.' The information provided indicates that the reporting address is: Dongchang'an Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing, while the incident address is: Zhongnanhai, Beijing. The report was received at 1:07 AM on July 21, 2026.

The brief description of the report reads: The Communist Party must step down immediately! Xi Jinping must roll away and resign right now... The flood disaster in Guangxi is extremely severe... The government has left many people in Guangxi homeless and displaced! Food aid to the disaster area is not getting through... Zhongnanhai only knows how to block information, maintain stability, and oppress... Disaster relief funds and reconstruction funds have all been embezzled and obstructed... We, the taxpayers, have supported you scoundrels; it is truly the greatest misfortune of our lives!

It has been over ten days since the Guangxi flood disaster, and the posts shared by netizens about the aftermath are shocking, especially regarding the government's obstruction of civilian rescue efforts, with many disaster victims fleeing through mountains and rivers in search of survival.

Some netizens candidly remarked: This time, there has been little foreign aid for the disaster, and even Taiwan, which has historically provided assistance, is no longer helping. Those who criticize foreign countries and attack Taiwan daily have drained the goodwill of others. However, aside from promptly sending money and supplies to countries like Venezuela after the earthquake, the Communist Party has not allowed the public to see any leaders coming down to express concern.

Concerns have been raised by netizens regarding the safety of disaster victims who have sought refuge in cities. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is currently focusing on managing homeless individuals and beggars in cities nationwide, raising fears that they may conduct blood tests for organ matching and confine these individuals in concentration camps to serve as a source of supply.

In the aftermath of the disaster in Guangxi, many mainland netizens have circumvented the Great Firewall to voice their criticisms of the CCP. Drawing from a wealth of information shared by netizens outside of China, it is evident that many express their anger and even despair towards the CCP in light of the disaster. Some have chosen to withdraw from the CCP, arguing that the party's practice of aiding foreign nations while neglecting its own people during natural disasters is fundamentally similar to the arrogance displayed during the Cultural Revolution, and they hope for the CCP's swift downfall. Others have directly questioned why the CCP, which has lost the people's support amid frequent natural and man-made disasters, has not yet collapsed.

Why hasn't the CCP fallen yet? This complex issue can be broken down, and a crucial factor is the need for a collective awakening among the populace. In simple terms, the CCP relies on deception, brainwashing, and intimidation to maintain its grip on power. If the entire population becomes aware, stands up to demand the CCP's downfall, and withdraws from the party, the end of the CCP will be imminent. It is about dismantling the CCP from the grassroots level.

For instance, regarding the disasters in Guangxi or other regions, does the CCP not have knowledge of these events? Certainly, the CCP is well aware, including subsequent incidents such as wind disasters, fires, explosions, and landslides. The CCP has numerous intelligence sources, including information from members of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, National People's Congress representatives, and journalists. So why do the leaders not visit the disaster-stricken areas and make every effort to assist in relief efforts? The reason is that the CCP is not concerned; the common people in these localities cannot escalate the situation to a national level. Some disasters are even orchestrated by party officials who order flood releases, which were anticipated long ago. What is there to save?

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) employs a vast network of stability maintenance intelligence personnel, which includes over a hundred million party members, numerous grassroots grid workers, and millions of committee members, representatives, and members of democratic parties. While these individuals are part of the general public, many consider themselves part of the system, believing they can benefit from the resources provided by the CCP. Consequently, they contribute to the CCP's efforts to maintain power by offering social insights and public opinions, as well as suggestions and strategies.

Many people are misled by the label 'dictatorship' associated with the CCP, thinking that its power is solely based on monopolizing state violence and controlling all social and natural resources, allowing it to act freely over the entire population. However, this is not entirely accurate. The CCP has effectively embedded its power within civil society, leveraging the collective strength of the populace and fostering mutual harm among citizens to uphold its rule.

The Chinese people have historically held a mix of fear, admiration, and respect for authority and power, often reflecting the idea of 'the divine right of kings.' In an age marked by cultural destruction, moral decline, and distorted human nature, it is surprising that such power could fall into the hands of malevolent forces. This has led many to strive for official positions, seeking a sense of superiority. The CCP capitalizes on this by enlisting individuals and groups from civil society to serve its agenda. For example, the implementation of a civil servant examination system gives the public's children the impression that they can join the system through hard work. Additionally, it encourages journalists, online commentators, and others to view themselves as party spokespersons, while community grid workers and intelligence personnel believe they are performing honorable duties for national stability, such as gathering online information for the CCP, censoring content, and monitoring the public.

Those who are exploited by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) or who become minor officials often focus on how to oppress those beneath them and how to recoup their bribes multiple times over, indifferent to the lives of others. This mindset is exacerbated by the CCP's long-standing brainwashing education, which fosters a glorified perception of the Party, leading individuals to refrain from blaming the CCP even in times of disaster.

The CCP employs a particularly nefarious strategy: it disperses civil power, assigning each group its own responsibilities. From the historical disparities in urban and rural household registration to the current encouragement of migrant workers and population mobility, the CCP creates a survival cage that forces individuals to prioritize survival in unfamiliar environments over fighting for their rights. This ultimately results in a cycle of mutual defense and harm among the populace, with fragmented power making it difficult for individuals to care for others while they seek their own safety. Consequently, they become complicit in tyranny, and human nature is warped. Following the floods in Guangxi, videos emerged online showing so-called government rescuers using high-pressure water guns to simulate rain, while individuals dressed as medical personnel were seen eating and resting in the 'rain,' illustrating a disturbing form of complicity stemming from the distortion of human nature.

When the next disaster strikes, many, including those who have become complicit, may not even realize how they perished. This is precisely the outcome the CCP seeks; from this, the CCP derives a sense of 'stability.'

Why hasn’t the CCP fallen yet? An increasing number of enlightened individuals in China are gradually awakening to the CCP's malevolence and its tactics for maintaining power, which have ravaged human nature. They are no longer afraid to confront the true nature and underlying causes of frequent disasters. If the populace continues to share information and encourages each other to distance themselves from the CCP, ceasing to provide it with power, a tipping point will be reached, and the CCP will collapse swiftly. Following the disaster in Guangxi, some individuals have already begun to take such actions.

As a netizen named Tong Yunjie from Liaoning remarked while withdrawing from a party on a three-withdrawals website, there was a heavy downpour in Shenyang, Liaoning, recently, causing a wall in an underground garage in the Tiexi District to collapse. When people went to inspect the damage, they were astonished to find that the broken wall was filled with plastic bags, waste plastic, and discarded garbage! This kind of substandard construction, which doesn't even attempt to disguise its flaws, is the result of layers of subcontracting and corruption among officials, ultimately leading to a hollow wall packed with trash.

Bureaucrats and their associates within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are tightly intertwined. They inflate budgets, engage in bribery, and forge acceptance reports, pocketing substantial project funds for themselves. The homes purchased with the hard-earned money of ordinary citizens and the taxes they pay have resulted in perilous walls that could collapse at any moment. During strong winds and heavy rains, these seemingly impressive 'achievements' expose their corrupt foundations. An increasing number of ordinary people are realizing that the CCP system is fundamentally rotten, with every action designed to exploit and deceive the populace.

We must spiritually sever ties with it, withdraw from the party, league, and youth team we once joined, and no longer serve as a stepping stone for its crimes. The downfall of the CCP is imminent.

(First published by People News) △