More than 10 missing high-ranking Chinese officials and foreign and defense ministers

(1)The trap of a dictator who can’t even trust his confidants has fallen
(2)The reason for the series of purges of Na Xi Jinping
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(6)Choi Yoo-sik’s China
(7)Senior aides including Defense Minister Lee Sang-fu
(8)in less than a year of appointment
(9)It seems to be the cause of the passive leakage of confidential information in the invasion of Taiwan

(1)The disappearance of Chinese Defense Minister Lee Sang-fu has been reported by the international community
(2)It’s the talk of the town He hasn’t been in public for more than three weeks since giving a keynote speech at the Korea Forum in Beijing on August 29 Reuters and others quoted sources as saying, “Lee has been arrested on corruption charges and is under investigation.”
(3)There have been more than one disappearance of high-ranking Chinese officials this year, and at the end of June, Chin Kang, former Foreign Minister, and former Rocket Army Commander Li Yuqiao disappeared, and Li disappeared this time In addition, the number of high-ranking officials who are reported missing, including former Defense Minister Wei Fenghe, former head of department Li, easily exceeds 10. The U.S. Ambassador to Japan Ram Emanuel even mocked on Twitter, saying, “It resembles Agatha Christie’s novel and there was no one.”

(1)Li and Chin Kang, the former foreign minister, were selected by Xi
(2)They were promoted and appointed as deputy prime minister-level ministers in time for their third term in office in March Their fall would be a huge blow to President Xi, tooYou will be criticized for your ability to look at people as the supreme leader, why do you punish your aides in the face of such a loss

(1)China’s top diplomatic and military figures, which have been purged this year, are facing a clockwise start from the left of the top row. Li Shang-fu, Defense Minister Chin Kang, Rocket Army Deputy Commander Wu Guohua, Combined Forces Staff Chief Li Yuqiao Rocket Army Commander Wang Xiaojun, former director of the Central Bureau of Security, Australia’s ABC News

(1)”I disagree with President Xi of the invasion of Taiwan.”
(2)One of the reasons is a disagreement between President Xi and the Chinese military on the issue of invading Taiwan. President Xi calls for an aggressive invasion of Taiwan, but the Chinese military is reluctant to go to war in that it is unlikely to win and has to be prepared for huge sacrifices
(3)Yao Cheng, a fun critic from Xiao Zhong of the People’s Liberation Army’s naval command, said in an interview on Australia’s ABC that “the atmosphere in the Chinese military as a whole is that war is not allowed.” Professor Lin Hei also said, “The Chinese military is calling for loyalty to President Xi, but they have different opinions on the invasion of Taiwan.”

(1)Reminds me of Stalin before World War II”
(2)Some analysts say he fell into the trap of a dictator The swift purge of two members of the State Council in three months means that he is disappointed with his confidants
(3)”Xi Jinping fell into the trap of a typical dictator who becomes a loner in the delusion that he will be suspected and abused,” said Wang Dan, a dissident activist who is one of the main figures in the Tiananmen incident. “The high-ranking purge reminds me of Stalin before World War II.”