I found a way to determine which faction a Chinese Communist Party official belongs to.
This method was obtained after years of hard observation. In other words, I had to endure the pain and carefully watch every minute and every second of those brainwashing short films shot by the Chinese Communist Party’s propaganda department. Only then did I come to this conclusion.
How can we tell which faction a Communist Party official in power belongs to?
For example, we all know that Zhao Ziyang was a member of a faction that lost power. He was driven out of power after a certain period of time and never came back to power. Does that mean that if a Chinese Communist Party official is not in power, he does not belong to the same faction as the officials in power?
In fact, I believe that when an official gains power, he will use various reasons to promote each of his subordinates. These reasons are varied. For example, some are because the subordinate is protecting the interests of the powerful official's family, and some are simply because the official's appearance is similar to that of the powerful official. To put it bluntly, they look alike.
Imagine a Chinese Communist Party official who is very powerful. He will definitely not promote an official who is against his own interests to a high position, because this means that the official will not be able to carry out his future work smoothly. This also means that from a selfish point of view, the interests of his own family will not be protected.
Furthermore, he promoted officials even if they were people he liked, because according to the general psychology, no one can stand looking at their enemy, or the appearance of the person they hate, in front of them all day long.
I no longer know exactly what the Chinese Communist Party official looked like, but judging by the various photos circulating online, this first official certainly looked quite different from some Qing dynasty figures. (There are only a few photos of Qing dynasty figures online.)
For example, Qing dynasty men and women generally had less robust facial features, and their bones were less developed. But Chinese Communist Party members are different. Turn on your TV and watch. You'll see that all the Chinese Communist Party officials on stage have very imposing features. To put it nicely, that's imposing; to put it bluntly, neither man nor woman looks particularly delicate. Furthermore, they all have burly builds, not the kind that suggest years of indifference to manual labor.
Therefore, I believe that once a Chinese Communist Party official with a peasant background gains power, he will inevitably promote more Chinese Communist Party officials with peasant backgrounds, one after another.
For example, Zhao Ziyang, mentioned earlier, had the typical physical appearance and build of someone born into a peasant family. This is evident in his past actions. After the Chinese Communist Party came to power, he launched a campaign to fight against landlords and kill them, and this campaign was very successful.
So even if Zhao Ziyang fell from power, his family could still stand on equal footing with Zhu Rongji's family and share in the lucrative financial sector.
However, if someone from a non-Chinese Communist Party family doesn't have such peasant-like features, they will inevitably face a difficult time in China under Chinese Communist Party rule.
Another characteristic is that Chinese Communist Party members born into peasant families are likely to have ancestral ancestry with African blacks. This means that not only do they have strong facial features and sturdy bones, they also tend to have large mouths, and some even have protruding upper jaws.
The Chinese Communist Party is a peasant party; this is an indisputable fact. During his time in power, Mao Zedong paid close attention to the violent resistance movements of African blacks and frequently published articles encouraging them. Deng Xiaoping's rule was characterized by improving the living standards of farmers, and he treated the princelings even better. If you look at the list of princelings, none of them are handsome; instead, they resemble peasants with deep-seated grievances.
So, I say, just watching TV will reveal who is truly in power in China. For example, Zhu Rongji is a stocky, thickset man with a loud mouth. On television, those who appear talented and eloquent in various fields are, without exception, also stocky and thick-mouthed.
It's not just Zhu Rongji with his big, thick mouth. The same applies to every member of Wang Zhen's family. It applies to every member of Deng Xiaoping's family, not to mention every member of Mao Zedong's family.
Thus, those with big, thick mouths and protruding upper jaws are particularly eager to prove themselves. So, on television, from individuals affected by a disaster to the members of the Central Military Commission rostrum at a meeting, every one, literally every one, has a big, thick mouth and protruding upper jaw.
It can be said that each of their empty, meaningless performances proves one thing: When one person gains power, others related to him will also gain power.
