王小洪缺席国务院会议，可能被调查。亲爸靳东获奖低调。中植系，中交集团王彤宙，中国稀土，习家族生意纷纷破产清算，被抓，或者散伙

 

王小洪缺席国务院会议，可能被调查。亲爸靳东获奖低调。中植系，中交集团王彤宙，中国稀土，习家族生意纷纷破产清算，被抓，或者散伙

大家好，
近期围绕习近平丧失大权的传言持续发酵，6月28日中共官媒关于第30届上海电视节白玉兰奖的低调报导，成为又一个弱证据。

6月27日，第30届上海电视节揭晓白玉兰奖，《我的阿勒泰》获最佳中国电视剧奖，而《西北岁月》获评委会大奖，主演靳东因饰演习仲勋获最佳男主角。然而，官媒报导没有提及《西北岁月》主角为习仲勋，仅泛泛称“讲述老一辈无产阶级革命家故事”，与去年11月播出时中宣部宣传“习仲勋成长为杰出革命家”的高调形成反差。《西北岁月》由中宣部、广电总局指导，历时六年打造，阵容强大，由靳东饰习仲勋亲爸，倪妮饰齐心亲妈，曾经获得2024年度文化产业发展专项资金支持，理应成为宣传重点。低调处理或因有意淡化习仲勋与习近平的关联，反映当前政局变化。

习仲勋作为习近平爸爸，客观地说，习仲勋在中共的历史上有一点但是不大，所谓的五马进京，最多就是一个诸侯。习仲勋本来就从来没有进入核心的权力层。连政治局常委都不是。
但是，不耽误中共篡改历史，习仲勋的历史地位曾与习近平权力挂钩。2012年十八大后，习仲勋百岁冥诞，中央至地方高调纪念，2014年、2019年陕甘边区纪念活动规格很高，突出习仲勋，为习近平搞个人崇拜铺垫。
其实习近平一家的真是长相挺寒碜的，看着好看点的都是修过图的。
不是说只有现代，只有photoshopc才能修图。他们那个年代也能修图。毛泽东的标准照都是修图的。他们完全有办法修改照片，把刘少奇弄没了。

2024年7月三中全会传言习近平中风及权力丧失之后后，2024年10月11日中共陕甘边区伪苏维埃政府成立90周年纪念活动规格降低，与会者发言淡化习仲勋个人，强调“刘志丹、谢子长等。
中央党校校长陈希没有参加，军队也没有高级别的军官参加。但是
当时习远平还参加了。
到了今年2025年5月24日，关中革命纪念馆开馆，这是习仲勋死亡纪念日，没有一个习家成员出席，习远平没有出席。而且以关中革命纪念馆取代原由的习仲勋纪念馆，馆名变更，把习仲勋的名字给抹掉了，引发猜测。如果习近平仍掌握大权，官方理应延续高调纪念，现实与此完全相反相悖。

如果习近平然仍掌权，《西北岁月》获奖理应大肆宣传，习仲勋纪念馆也不会改名。当前低调报导、习仲勋纪念馆调整，已经习近平家族待遇的变化，显示习近平影响力大不如前。结合2025年6月苗华被免去军委委员的职务、张又侠掌军权、习近平5-6月失踪两周，以及安保待遇减半等迹象，胡锦涛可能重掌大权。电视剧淡化习仲勋，可能避免其历史光环反衬习近平现况，2025年8月全会或成关键节点，习近平可能退居仪式性角色。

王小洪，1963年生于福建福州，王小洪与习近平的早期关系可以追溯到1990年代，当时习近平担任福建省福州市委书记，而王小洪则在福州市公安系统任职，包括担任公安局副局长、局长等职务。正是在这一时期，两人建立了密切的上下级关系。据称，王小洪当时住在习近平楼下，习近平出差期间经常将女儿习明泽寄住在王小洪家。

习近平十八大上台后，王小洪历任河南公安厅长、北京市公安局长、公安部常务副部长、特勤局局长、公安部长等职。中共二十大后，王小洪升任副国级中央书记处书记、国务委员，并继续兼任公安部长。

2025年6月，局势急转直下。6月23日国家安全法10周年座谈会上，陈一新缺席，王小洪仅以“国务委员”列席十四届全国人大常委会第十六次会议，没有提公安部长头衔，引发外界猜测。6月26日，国防部长董军现身上合组织会议未提习近平，军方态度暧昧。6月27日，美国前国家安全顾问福林将军在X平台称中国发生权力转移，暗指王小洪可能被免职。同日，6月27日，传言中央军委接管公安部，王小洪的权力被架空。更引人注目的是，6月27日，李强主持召开的国务院常务会议上，王小洪作为国务委员公安部长竟没有出席。新华社报道显示，会议听取了科技强国建设情况汇报，部署“高效办成一件事”机制，审议《农村公路条例（草案）》，涉及多领域政策调整，公安部长缺席实属异常，凸显其地位动摇。

李强主持召开的这次国务院常务会议没有给照片。
应该就是王小洪没有参加。你可以说是日程冲突。
但是都在北京一个人民大会堂，一个中南海，就10分钟的车程。
调整一下开会的时间就行了。李强把会议延期两个人小时，
王小洪就能参加了。
这件事情最低最低说，李强完全不屌王小洪。
故意不等王小洪，要么王小洪就已经被中纪委抓了。

中植集团，资产曾达3.6万亿元的民营金融巨头，2023年底自爆负债4200-4600亿元，2024年1月北京法院受理破产清算申请。旗下恒天财富法人周斌被限制消费，49名高管被起诉，2025年6月5日开庭审理，显示资金链断裂。解直锟2021年去世后，毛阿敏放弃260亿遗产，集团高管出走，15万富豪投资人损失惨重。

中国稀土集团旗下“中国稀土”2025年高管变动频繁，6月23日董事长杨国安等5人辞职，4月稀土分离技术专家廖春生请辞，6月29日集团声明谎称称是“正常人事调整”，但一大半核心团队成员大“换血”引发市场疑虑。2024年营收30.27亿元下降24.09%，亏损2.87亿元，2025年一季报虽扭亏为盈，营收7.28亿元，同比增长141.32%，但稳定性存疑。估计就是做账做出来的。

中交集团原董事长王彤宙2025年6月26日被带走，宋海良接任，官网信息暂时没有更新，显示高层清洗。王彤宙为习远平“白手套”，涉及南海填岛生意，关联中国电建前董事长范集湘贪腐案，金额传9000亿-13万亿不等。

中植系为习近平家族的白手套，解直锟的哥哥解植春曾经担任光大证券总裁，与吴官正家族有交集。吴官正的儿子吴祖华涉嫌青岛天逸海湾案，由中融世纪投资顾问有限公司接盘，这家公司的名称与中植系中融信托重合，是家族资本。毛阿敏与彭丽媛同为金铁霖爱徒。

传言彭丽媛弟弟控制99%稀土，习近平以出口限制施压美国，但企业动荡削弱其影响力。王彤宙被指为习远平“小金库”保管人，涉南海填岛生意，邓家贵间接持江西稀土和稀有金属钨集团18%股权。这些“白手套”业务的破产或被抓，暗示习近平家族经济网络受冲击。

网上的炒作文章
比恒大还多1.14万亿的巨头倒了！负债超4000亿，15万富豪投资梦碎
原以为恒大暴雷，是这几年最大的雷，想不到资产一度比恒大还多1.14万亿金融巨头——中植集团被破产清算了。大家才明白原来没有最大只有更大。

2025年6月12日，北京的法院发布了一条，有关于限制消费的公告，执行标的为14.33万元。

而被执行人，正是曾经在国内金融界一度叱咤风云的恒天财富的法人周斌。此消息一出，再次让人回忆起了去年的3.6万亿的中植集团暴雷一事。

因为恒天财富背后正是中植集团。曾经的中植集团，旗下总共有四大财富管理公司。

这四大财富公司高管的年薪，最低的也有2100多万，而周斌在其中则是最高的，年薪高达9500万。

然而曾经年薪接近一个小目标的周斌，如今其公司却连14.33万都拿不出来。

曾经年薪9500万，现在欠债14.33万，被法院限制高消费。

这名网友说，
中国稀土高管“集体辞职”，29日中国稀土发布声明，中国稀土集团各项工作未因相关人员变动受到影响。这也是个看点啊，不光是对外政策有调整，连执行的人都要换掉，被换掉的是谁的人，应该就不用想了吧

近日，中国稀土集团有限公司旗下上市公司“中国稀土”（000831.SZ）密集的高管变动引发市场猜测，6月29日，中国稀土集团在官方微信公众号发布声明，称此次调整系 “正常人事安排”，并强调此次调整程序合规透明，相关人员仍在集团其他岗位任职，中国稀土集团和“中国稀土”各项工作未因相关人员变动受到影响。

中国稀土集团的声明，还吓唬人家呢，什么保留追究其法律责任的权利。
希望广大网友自觉抵制谣言，口气跟公安局似的。

此前，6月23日中国稀土发布一系列公告显示，董事长杨国安、董事董贤庭、郭惠浒因“工作原因”辞去第九届董事会及专门委员会全部职务，且三人离职后均不在上市公司担任任何职务。同日，副总经理贾江涛辞职，总经理闫绳健亦卸任总经理职务，但后者仍保留党委书记、董事职位。此次调整涉及核心管理层5人，变动规模与频次罕见。值得注意的是，此次调整距离董事会换届仅过去两年，非独立董事团队几乎 “换血” 过半。

其实，2025年以来，中国稀土已有原财务总监齐书勇、原监事会主席杨杰均等多名高管离职。尤其是今年4月，关键人物知名技术专家、副总经理廖春生的请辞曾引发广泛关注。

很明显就是习近平的人都被扫地出门了。

反正习近平的姐夫邓家贵，姐姐齐桥桥的丈夫邓家贵
习近平的小舅子彭蕾，彭丽媛的弟弟彭蕾，这些年没少在稀土生意上挣钱。
彭丽媛都已经失踪，一个半月了，从5月份之后再也没有出现过。

有一个冒牌的邓家贵，或者说重名的邓家贵，是菲利华的董事长，湖北荆州人
这个不是习近平姐夫，也是做生意，但是重名的。
习近平的姐夫邓家贵应该是云南人。
最右边这张，是和习近平家人一起合影的照片，应该是靠谱的。
这个人脸比对一下就知道哪个是真的，哪个是假的。
彭雷，靠谱的照片就是
1995年，彭丽媛带着弟弟妹妹在春晚上演唱沂蒙山小调。
如果彭丽媛都抓了，那么弟弟妹妹彭丽娟和彭雷都的抓。

好的，谢谢大家。

英文翻译

Wang Xiaohong’s absence from the State Council meeting may indicate an investigation. His father, Jin Dong, received an award discreetly. The Zhongzhi Group, China Communications Construction Company (CCCC) under Wang Tongzhou, China Rare Earth Group, and other businesses belonging to the Xi family have all gone bankrupt, been liquidated, arrested, or disbanded.

Hello everyone, Recently, rumors surrounding Xi Jinping’s loss of power have continued to circulate. The low-key report by the official Chinese media on June 28th regarding the 30th Shanghai TV Festival Magnolia Awards has become yet another weak piece of evidence.

On June 27th, the 30th Shanghai TV Festival announced its Magnolia Awards. “My Altay” won Best Chinese TV Series, while “Northwest Years” won the Jury Grand Prize. Lead actor Jin Dong won Best Actor for his portrayal of Xi Zhongxun. However, the official media report did not mention that “Northwest Years” starred Xi Zhongxun, only vaguely stating that it “tells the story of an older generation of proletarian revolutionaries,” a stark contrast to the high-profile promotion by the Central Propaganda Department last November that “Xi Zhongxun grew into an outstanding revolutionary.” “Northwest Years,” guided by the Publicity Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Administration of Radio and Television, took six years to produce and boasts a strong cast, including Jin Dong as Xi Zhongxun’s father and Ni Ni as Qi Xin’s mother. It received funding from the 2024 Cultural Industry Development Special Fund and should have been a focus of publicity. The low-key approach may be an intentional attempt to downplay the connection between Xi Zhongxun and Xi Jinping, reflecting current political changes.

Objectively speaking, Xi Zhongxun, as Xi Jinping’s father, had a minor but significant place in the history of the CCP. The so-called “Five Horses Entering Beijing” incident only placed him at most a regional leader. Xi Zhongxun never entered the core power structure, not even a member of the Politburo Standing Committee.

However, this didn’t prevent the CCP from rewriting history; Xi Zhongxun’s historical status was once linked to Xi Jinping’s power. After the 18th National Congress in 2012, Xi Zhongxun’s 100th birthday was commemorated with high-profile events from the central government to local governments. The commemorative activities in the Shaanxi-Gansu border region in 2014 and 2019 were of a very high standard, highlighting Xi Zhongxun and paving the way for Xi Jinping’s personality cult.

Actually, Xi Jinping’s family members are quite unattractive; the better-looking ones are all photoshopped.

It’s not that only modern times, only Photoshop, can retouch photos. They could retouch photos back then too. Even Mao Zedong’s official portraits were retouched. They had every means to modify photos and erase Liu Shaoqi from history.

Following rumors of Xi Jinping’s stroke and loss of power at the Third Plenary Session of the 18th CPC Central Committee in July 2024, the 90th anniversary commemoration of the establishment of the pseudo-Soviet government in the Shaanxi-Gansu border region on October 11, 2024, was downgraded in scale. Attendees downplayed Xi Zhongxun’s personal contributions, emphasizing figures like Liu Zhidan and Xie Zichang. Chen Xi, the president of the Central Party School, did not attend, nor did any high-ranking military officers. However, Xi Yuanping did attend.

On May 24, 2025, the Guanzhong Revolutionary Memorial Hall opened, the anniversary of Xi Zhongxun’s death. No members of the Xi family attended, including Xi Yuanping. Furthermore, the name “Guanzhong Revolutionary Memorial Hall” replaced the original “Xi Zhongxun Memorial Hall,” omitting Xi Zhongxun’s name, sparking speculation. If Xi Jinping still held power, the official commemoration should have continued with high-profile celebrations; the reality is completely the opposite.

If Xi Jinping still held power, the award-winning book “Northwest Years” should have been widely publicized, and the Xi Zhongxun Memorial Hall would not have been renamed. The current low-key reporting… The adjustments to the Xi Zhongxun Memorial Hall and the changes in the treatment of Xi Jinping’s family indicate that Xi Jinping’s influence has significantly diminished. Combined with Miao Hua’s removal from the Central Military Commission in June 2025, Zhang Youxia’s takeover of the military, Xi Jinping’s two-week disappearance in May and June, and the halving of his security benefits, Hu Jintao may regain power. The TV series downplaying Xi Zhongxun’s role may be to avoid his historical aura highlighting Xi Jinping’s current situation. The August 2025 plenary session may be a crucial juncture, where Xi Jinping may step down to a more ceremonial role.

Wang Xiaohong, born in Fuzhou, Fujian in 1963, has a long-standing relationship with Xi Jinping dating back to the 1990s. At that time, Xi Jinping was the Secretary of the Fuzhou Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, while Wang Xiaohong worked in the Fuzhou Public Security Bureau, holding positions such as Deputy Director and Director. It was during this period that they established a close superior-subordinate relationship. Reportedly, Wang Xiaohong lived downstairs from Xi Jinping, and Xi Jinping often had his daughter, Xi Mingze, stay at Wang Xiaohong’s home during business trips. After Xi Jinping came to power at the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, Wang Xiaohong successively served as Director of the Henan Provincial Public Security Department, Director of the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau, Executive Vice Minister of Public Security, Director of the Special Service Bureau, and Minister of Public Security. After the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, Wang Xiaohong was promoted to the vice-state-level position of Secretary of the Secretariat of the Central Committee and State Councilor, while continuing to serve concurrently as Minister of Public Security.

In June 2025, the situation took a sharp turn for the worse. At the symposium commemorating the 10th anniversary of the National Security Law on June 23, Chen Yixin was absent, and Wang Xiaohong only attended the 16th meeting of the 14th National People’s Congress Standing Committee as a “State Councilor,” without mentioning his title of Minister of Public Security, sparking speculation. On June 26, Defense Minister Dong Jun appeared at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) meeting without mentioning Xi Jinping, indicating an ambiguous attitude from the military. On June 27, former US National Security Advisor General Flynn stated on the X platform that a power shift had occurred in China, implying that Wang Xiaohong might be dismissed. On the same day, June 27, rumors circulated that the Central Military Commission had taken over the Ministry of Public Security, effectively stripping Wang Xiaohong of his power. Even more noteworthy was that on June 27, Li Qiang chaired a meeting… At the State Council executive meeting, Wang Xiaohong, as State Councilor and Minister of Public Security, was conspicuously absent. Xinhua News Agency reported that the meeting heard a report on the construction of a science and technology powerhouse, deployed a mechanism for “efficiently completing one task,” and reviewed the draft of the Rural Road Regulations, involving policy adjustments in multiple areas. The absence of the Minister of Public Security is highly unusual and highlights the erosion of his position.

No photos were released of this State Council executive meeting chaired by Li Qiang.

It’s likely that Wang Xiaohong didn’t attend. You could say it was a scheduling conflict.

But both are in Beijing, one in the Great Hall of the People, the other in Zhongnanhai, only a 10-minute drive apart.

The meeting time could have been adjusted. Li Qiang could have postponed the meeting by two hours,

and Wang Xiaohong could have attended.

At the very least, this shows that Li Qiang completely disregarded Wang Xiaohong.

He deliberately didn’t wait for Wang Xiaohong, or perhaps Wang Xiaohong had already been arrested by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection.

Zhongzhi Group, a private financial giant with assets once reaching 3.6 trillion yuan, disclosed its debt of 42 trillion yuan at the end of 2023. With a total value of 460 billion yuan, the company filed for bankruptcy liquidation in January 2024, accepted by the Beijing court. Zhou Bin, the legal representative of its subsidiary Hengtian Wealth, was restricted from high-level consumption, and 49 senior executives were sued. The trial is scheduled for June 5, 2025, indicating a broken capital chain. Following the death of Xie Zhikun in 2021, Mao Amin relinquished her 26 billion yuan estate, and senior executives of the group fled, resulting in significant losses for 150,000 wealthy investors.

China Rare Earth Group’s subsidiary, “China Rare Earth,” experienced frequent senior management changes in 2025, with the latest development on June 23. Chairman Yang Guoan and four others resigned. In April, rare earth separation technology expert Liao Chunsheng resigned. On June 29th, the group issued a statement falsely claiming it was a “normal personnel adjustment,” but the major reshuffling of a large portion of the core team has raised market concerns. Revenue in 2024 was 3.027 billion yuan, a 24.09% decrease, with a loss of 287 million yuan. Although the first quarter of 2025 showed a turnaround with revenue of 728 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 141.32%, its stability is questionable. It’s estimated that the figures were manipulated through accounting.

Wang Tongzhou, former chairman of China Communications Construction Group (CCCC), was taken away on June 26, 2025. Song Hailiang succeeded him. The official website information is not yet updated, indicating a high-level purge. Wang Tongzhou was a “front man” for Xi Jinping, involved in the South China Sea island-building business and linked to the corruption case of Fan Jixiang, former chairman of China Power Construction Corporation, with the amount rumored to be between 900 billion and 13 trillion yuan.

Zhongzhi Group is a front man for Xi Jinping’s family. Xie Zhikun’s brother, Xie Zhichun, previously served as president of Everbright Securities and has connections with the Wu Guanzheng family. Wu Guanzheng’s son, Wu Zuhua, is implicated in the Qingdao Tianyi Bay case, which was taken over by Zhongrong Century Investment Consulting Co., Ltd. This company’s name overlaps with Zhongrong Trust, a subsidiary of the Zhongzhi Group, indicating it is family-owned. Mao Amin and Peng Liyuan are both protégés of Jin Tielin.

Rumors circulate that Peng Liyuan’s brother controls 99% of rare earth resources, and Xi Jinping pressured the US with export restrictions, but corporate turmoil has weakened his influence. Wang Tongzhou is alleged to be the custodian of Xi Yuanping’s “slush fund,” involved in the South China Sea island-building business. Deng Jiagui indirectly holds shares in Jiangxi Rare Earth and… An 18% stake in a rare metals tungsten group. The bankruptcy or arrests of these “front-door” businesses suggest an impact on Xi Jinping’s family’s economic network.

Online hype: A giant with assets 1.14 trillion yuan more than Evergrande has collapsed! Over 400 billion yuan in debt, 150,000 billionaires’ investment dreams shattered.

Originally, Evergrande’s collapse was considered the biggest financial disaster in recent years, but unexpectedly, a financial giant with assets once exceeding Evergrande’s by 1.14 trillion yuan—Zhongzhi Group—has gone bankrupt and been liquidated. Everyone now understands that there is no biggest, only bigger.

On June 12, 2025, a Beijing court issued a notice regarding restrictions on consumption, with an enforcement target of 143,300 yuan.

The person subject to enforcement is Zhou Bin, the legal representative of Hengtian Wealth, a once-powerful entity in China’s financial world. This news has once again brought to mind the 3.6 trillion yuan collapse of Zhongzhi Group last year.

Because Hengtian Wealth is backed by Zhongzhi Group. Zhongzhi Group once had four major wealth management subsidiaries… The company is a wealth management firm.

The lowest annual salary among the executives of these four wealth management companies is over 21 million yuan, while Zhou Bin’s is the highest, with an annual salary of 95 million yuan.

However, Zhou Bin, whose annual salary was once close to a small fortune, now finds his company unable to even come up with 143,300 yuan.

Once earning 95 million yuan annually, now owing 143,300 yuan, and restricted from high-end consumption by the court.

This netizen said that the “collective resignation” of senior executives of China Rare Earth Group, and the statement issued by China Rare Earth Group on the 29th, stated that the various operations of China Rare Earth Group were not affected by the personnel changes. This is also a point of interest; not only are there adjustments to external policies, but even the people implementing them are being replaced. Whose people are being replaced is probably obvious.

Recently, the frequent changes in senior executives at China Rare Earth Group Co., Ltd.’s listed company, “China Rare Earth” (000831.SZ), have sparked market speculation. On June 29, China Rare Earth Group issued a statement on its official WeChat account, stating that the adjustment was… The statement described the changes as “normal personnel arrangements,” emphasizing that the procedures were compliant and transparent, and that the individuals involved would remain in other positions within the group. The statement asserted that the operations of China Rare Earth Group and “China Rare Earth” were unaffected by the personnel changes.

China Rare Earth Group’s statement, however, was more like a threat, reserving the right to pursue legal action.

We hope netizens will consciously resist rumors; the tone sounds like that of the police.

Previously, on June 23, China Rare Earth issued a series of announcements stating that Chairman Yang Guoan, Director Dong Xianting, and Guo Huihu resigned from all positions on the ninth board of directors and special committees due to “work reasons,” and that none of the three would hold any position in the listed company after their departure. On the same day, Vice General Manager Jia Jiangtao resigned, and General Manager Yan Shengjian also stepped down from his position, although the latter retained his positions as Party Secretary and Director. This adjustment involved five core management personnel, an unprecedented scale and frequency of changes. It is noteworthy that this adjustment occurred only two years after the board’s re-election, with the non-independent director team almost completely overhauled. More than half.

In fact, since 2025, several senior executives of China Rare Earth, including former CFO Qi Shuyong and former Chairman of the Supervisory Board Yang Jiejun, have resigned. In particular, the resignation of Liao Chunsheng, a key figure, renowned technical expert, and deputy general manager, in April of this year attracted widespread attention.

It’s obvious that Xi Jinping’s people have been ousted.

Anyway, Xi Jinping’s brother-in-law Deng Jiagui, the husband of his sister Qi Qiaoqiao, and Xi Jinping’s brother-in-law Peng Lei, the brother of Peng Liyuan, have made a lot of money in the rare earth business over the years.

Peng Liyuan has been missing for a month and a half; she hasn’t been seen since May.

There is one… The imposter Deng Jiagui, or rather, the one with the same name, is the chairman of Feilihua, a native of Jingzhou, Hubei.

This is not Xi Jinping’s brother-in-law; he’s also in business, but shares the same name.

Xi Jinping’s brother-in-law, Deng Jiagui, is likely from Yunnan.

The photo on the far right is a group photo with Xi Jinping’s family; it should be authentic.

A face comparison will reveal which is real and which is fake.

The authentic photo of Peng Lei is:

In 1995, Peng Liyuan sang “Yimeng Mountain Folk Song” with her younger siblings on the Spring Festival Gala.

If Peng Liyuan is arrested, then her younger siblings, Peng Lijuan and Peng Lei, should also be arrested.

Okay, thank you everyone.