The life of the half-immortal who advised CCP leaders

[727Sky]

Despite being staunch atheists, Chinese Communist leaders and their officials have long believed in supernatural powers and often consulted psychics. Local officials in Northeast China once discovered a man from a rural area who has the ability to see both the past and the future. They called him Half-Immortal Wang and frequently sought him out for fortune-telling. Eventually, Wang was brought to Beijing, where he advised some of the most powerful men in China. Yet despite his uncanny ability to foresee events, Wang couldn’t escape a tragic fate himself. His most important prophecy? The end of the Chinese Communist Party—and according to Wang, it’s just around the corner.

[Kenzo1]

I would not put too much hope about the end of Chinese communist party , not yet anyway...


Or , as Yoda might say...impossible to see the future is .


If charman Xi orders invasion to Taiwan.....things may speed up thought , wars may not allways go as planned.

[Michigan Swamp Buck]

The CCP is supposed to end in 2026. You had to get close to the end of the video for that part, around 16:30ish.

[F2d5thCav]

The CCP is supposed to end in 2026. You had to get close to the end of the video for that part, around 16:30ish.

That would give their experiment with communism about the same institutional life as that of Soviet communism.

But, as with Russia, I don't expect any very inspirational form of government to replace them.

[Ninurta]

The CCP is supposed to end in 2026. You had to get close to the end of the video for that part, around 16:30ish.

That would give their experiment with communism about the same institutional life as that of Soviet communism.

But, as with Russia, I don't expect any very inspirational form of government to replace them.

One possibly crucial difference between the two is that China's former government, the Nationalist Chinese, is still alive and well and waiting in the wings on Taiwan. It has been since Mao seized power and Chiang Kai-Shek fled to Taiwan.

That's one of the reasons China has a hard-on for Taiwan. They can't stand that the competition still exists. It still remains to be seen, however, whether or not the Taiwan government is ready to scale up to govern the mainland.

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