Xi Jinping has faded. The Party is paralyzed. And one general is making his move. Zhang Youxia, once seen as a loyal deputy, is now acting like China’s Prigozhin—but smarter, quieter, and still inside the system. He’s pulled elite troops from Beijing, sidelined Xi’s allies, and taken control of the military machine. No speeches, no slogans—just orders. With the Fourth Plenum in limbo and party elders locked in deadlock, Zhang isn’t waiting for consensus. He’s rewriting the rules. This isn’t a coup that happened. It’s one that’s happening now—one quiet move at a time. And it’s far from over.1. Zhang’s recent military maneuver2. The CCP’s deadlock on succession3. Zhang Youxia’s plan going forwardSino-Russian video on Lei’s Looking Glass: • The forgotten betrayal that still haunts C… My latest video on Lei’s Looking Glass channel: • Why Harvard is linked to China’s most prot…
