Back in the day, while Xi Zhongxun was a member of the CCP, he was somewhat progressive. He governed a region and led reforms and opening-up. In the political climate of the time, this was a step forward.

Now, looking at Xi Jinping, he suppresses speech, bans media, monitors the people, and practices authoritarian dictatorship, intending to revive the Cultural Revolution, destroying the achievements of decades of openness.

The two generations are completely at odds with each other, vividly demonstrating to the world the image of an unfilial son.