The Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) authoritarian rule and Xi Jinping’s dictatorship are no longer matters of debate. Anyone with even a shred of common sense, whose mind hasn’t been brainwashed into mush, can see this blatant truth.
In democratic countries, parliamentary debates are full of clashes, and opposition voices rise one after another—so much so that even a well-trained choir would struggle to maintain perfect harmony. But in the CCP’s so-called "National People’s Congress (NPC)", the 2,900-plus so-called "NPC deputies" sit like robots, more obedient than puppets, more submissive than slaves. How can this be the voice of the people? It is nothing but a puppet show orchestrated by the dictator—an absurdity beyond belief!
Looking back at the Jiang Zemin and Hu Jintao eras, despite the authoritarian nature of the "National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party" and the "NPC", at least there were still some who dared to speak up. But now, in the Xi Jinping era, who dares to utter even half a word of dissent? The consequences of opposition are dire—buried alive, families exterminated, crushed under the iron fist of power until nothing remains.
Deng Xiaoping established the two-term limit as part of historical progress. Xi Jinping abolished it, making himself a de facto lifelong ruler. His lightning-fast constitutional amendment was nothing short of a coup. At the 20th Party Congress, he blatantly had Hu Jintao escorted out, revealing his insatiable hunger for power—if this is not arrogance, what is? If this is not dictatorship, what is?
For over a decade, Xi Jinping has consolidated power endlessly, his insatiable greed for control making him repulsive. He strips himself bare just to crown himself emperor—a despicable clown in every sense. He clings to the "knife handle" and the "gun handle," wielding them against the people. Any sign of defiance results in illegal arrests and detentions, with not even the pretense of legal justification.
I am merely someone who studied law on my own, hoping to use it to protect ourselves. Yet, for simply questioning police misconduct, I was illegally persecuted by the corrupt bureaucratic clique led by Li Guosheng, the former secretary of the CCP in Shangqiu, Henan Province, and the mayor Bai Xiangyang. Arrested, interrogated, searched, detained—one step after another, until I was forced into exile. And they didn’t stop there—they harassed my family and friends. This is the so-called "rule of law" under Xi Jinping—nothing but a naked machine of tyranny!
I am not a big figure, but at least I have a backbone. I dare to resist the corrupt bureaucratic clique in Shangqiu, Henan Province, oppose the autocracy of the CCP, and stand against Xi Jinping's dictatorship. I do not seek fame or fortune—I only seek to live with a clear conscience. A life well lived is one where, in the final moments, one can look back and be proud of having done something meaningful.
And yet, these 2,900-plus "NPC deputies"—high-ranking officials, business tycoons, individuals with knowledge and wealth far beyond mine—when it comes to resisting the CCP’s tyranny and Xi Jinping’s dictatorship, who among them has the courage to stand against it? They strut around in suits, nodding and bowing, eager to demonstrate their loyalty, nothing more than a flock of soul-castrated eunuchs!
Xi Jinping’s atrocities go unchecked because these "representatives" are not the voice of the people; they are mere puppets of the dictator. They have power and influence but no courage or soul—not even a whisper of defiance.
China’s path to freedom and democracy will not be paved by such spineless cowards but by those with conscience and courage who dare to stand up. To live with dignity, to act with integrity, to refuse to flatter the CCP, to refuse to kneel before Xi Jinping, to follow one’s heart and confront the dictator head-on—this is the true hope of overthrowing tyranny.
