The forced demolition of xiangtang village in Beijing’s Changping district continues, flattening the homes of the early Red Second Generation and of fan Zeng, a painter and calligrapher who sang the praise of Xi Jinping, and, more recently, of the public security organs, traditionally used by the regime as a tool to maintain stability.
On Tuesday, a woman claiming to be a police officer posted footage showing how a town demolition team broke into the house, forced down the villa and turned her into a “white-haired old lady” with a fire extinguisher.
“How can I protect the people’s property when I can’t even protect my own village?” she thundered. However, the forced demolition team did not stop their actions, but dealt with them in his own way. They responded by broadcasting: “According to the law on punishment for public security administration, if they refuse to carry out and obstruct the conduct suspected of being illegal, they will be handed over to the public security organ for handling according to law.”
The woman replied: “The guns of the home have no, what do you want? It is the hearts of the common people, it is the ruling regime!”
Ironically, during the confrontation between the two sides, the background sounds of Xi Jinping’s “resist the United States and assist the DPRK” speech – “The Chinese nation can never be intimidated or crushed”, “the Chinese people do not make trouble, nor are they afraid of it”.
Is it the government that shows no fear of the people and insists on acting against the will of the people, or is it an irony of the people who say they are not afraid but dare not resist?
In recent years, the Communist Party of China (CPC) has forcibly demolished houses with “minor property rights” across the country on the grounds of “illegal construction”, and many of the affected owners are high-ranking officials. Among them, Beijing Xiangtang village rumored because of pressure xi Jinping’s “dragon vein”, forced demolition action is more forceful.
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