反腐式平叛｜为什么说张又侠政变？

Zhang Youxia, the Executive Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission and second only to Xi Jinping in the military, has been accused of attempting a coup rather than being removed for corruption. The video argues that his fall was a suppression under the guise of anti‑corruption, citing his close ties to Xi, his military background, and his role as a key power broker. It explains his upbringing in a military family, his participation in the 1979 Sino‑Vietnamese war, and his reputation as a bold, chivalrous figure who has been a trusted confidant of Xi Jinping. The narrative also mentions other officials implicated, such as Liu Zhenli, and discusses the broader implications for the Chinese military and political hierarchy.