七天11虎！习近平黑色清洗风暴｜中共官员被逼上绝路！Seven Days, Eleven Tigers! Xi Jinping’s Black Purge Storm

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7天11虎！习近平黑色清洗风暴｜中共官员被逼上绝路Seven Days, Eleven Tigers! Xi Jinping’s Black Purge Storm | CCP Officials Driven to the Brink! 进入2026年以来，习近平开年便掀起了针对全党、全军的大规模以反腐为名的政治清洗运动。2026年頭1個月就有10名現任及退休高官被查，外界称之为「猛打十虎」。2月过去仅仅一周，已经有其抓人的节奏和力度均可被称为史无前例。 今天，中纪委监察部突然一次宣布四名中管干部被立案调查。他们是中共海南省委原常委、秘书长倪强，浙江原副省长高兴夫，西安人大原主任韩松，以及中国银行原副行长林景臻。公开资料显示，2月以来，6天半时间，除了上诉四人，还已经有中國應急管理部長王祥喜、前內蒙古自治區黨委書記孫紹騁、中国艺术研究院原院长连辑、海南人大副主任肖杰、中国航空工业集团原董事长周新民、中核工业集团原总工程师罗琦、中国工程物理研究院原院长刘仓理等人在內，共计11人落马。差不多一日两名中管干部。这样的节奏，就是文革最残酷的岁月，也没有如此剧烈过。要知道这是公开的，目前军中清洗全部不公开，随着张又侠刘振力的落马，解放军高级军官体系预计已经被全方位血洗。 这个抓人节奏的重大变化，不仅仅是中央层面，而是自上而下的，从中央到省市县乡的全系统清洗。老杜这里收到太多各级干部被抓的信息，堪称触目惊心！惨不忍睹。目前中共到底有多少官员被抓，已经是一个无法统计的天文数字。这种对官场的系统血洗，在中国历史上都极为罕见。昔日高高在上、要么小确幸、要么牛逼哄哄的中共官员们，如今灰头土脸、狼狈不堪、人人自危、寝食难安、朝不保夕。一提起中共干部被抓，绝大多数朋友都会说，共产党这个腐败群体，有一个算一个，没一个好东西，抓谁都不冤，杀谁都活该。我总体认可这个说法，但也不能以偏概全。这里有的人确实涉及贪污受贿等腐败问题，我也相信他们必然有贪污腐败的问题，因为老杜很清楚，荆棘上结不出葡萄，共产党的体制，省部级高官，不腐败绝不可能。但也有一些落马官员，纯属于冤假错案。 我们以倪强为例，根据通报，中共海南省委原常委、秘书长倪强妄议党中央大政方针，贯彻落实党中央重大决策部署打折扣、搞变通，对抗组织审查，长期搞迷信活动。在老杜看来，根据国际法标准，这是他娘的赤裸裸的政治迫害。倪强身为一名中共省部级高官、贵为省委常委，居然不能讨论党国大事，这叫剥夺言论自由权。同样，被定性为长期搞迷信活动，这是严重违反联合国人权公约第18条的绝对非法行为。共产党是一种政治意识形态，一种理念，但共产党员也是中国公民，其有权利拥有自己的宗教信仰自由。纵观全世界，包括当年的苏联共产党在内，绝大多数党员都有宗教信仰。无神论者是少数。其实翻译过来，就一个事，不信习近平，信某种宗教，私下讨论党国大事来着。这在全世界任何一个正常国家都不是有罪的，都是受法律保护的。唯有中共。 我们必须清醒意识到，这不是反腐，这是恐惧驱动下的黑色清洗。 今天我们看到的，并不是中共宣传口径里的“反腐常态化”，而是一场由习近平恐惧驱动、向全系统扩散的黑色清洗风暴。其核心特征只有一个：不再区分敌我，不再讲规则，只求安全感。在省以下的基层各级党政系统，目前很多抓人项目已经转向指标化完成任务。各级纪委为了凑数，除了将目光瞄准现任领导干部，更将目光瞄准了已经退休的老同志。这些以为自己已经平安着陆的老家伙们，目前正在成为砧板上的肉。随时可能成为此轮清洗的刀下之鬼，我们可以毫不夸张地说，中共各级官员已经被逼上绝路…… Today, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the Ministry of Supervision suddenly announced that four centrally managed cadres have been placed under investigation. They are: Ni Qiang, former Standing Committee member and Secretary-General of the Hainan Provincial Party Committee; Gao Xingfu, former Vice Governor of Zhejiang; Han Song, former Chairman of the Xi’an Municipal People’s Congress; and Lin Jingzhen, former Vice President of the Bank of China. According to publicly available data, within just six and a half days of February, in addition to these four, other officials who have fallen include: Wang Xiangxi, Minister of Emergency Management; Sun Shaocheng, former Party Secretary of Inner Mongolia; Lian Ji, former Director of the Chinese National Academy of Arts; Xiao Jie, Vice Chairman of the Hainan People’s Congress; Zhou Xinmin, former Chairman of the Aviation Industry Corporation of China; Luo Qi, former Chief Engineer of China National Nuclear Corporation; and Liu Cangli, former Director of the China Academy of Engineering Physics — a total of eleven officials. That’s almost two centrally managed cadres per day. Such a pace — even during the most brutal years of the Cultural Revolution — was never this intense. And this is only what’s been made public. All military purges remain undisclosed. With the fall of Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli, it is believed that the entire senior command structure of the PLA has already undergone a thorough bloodbath. This dramatic shift in the pace of arrests is not confined to the central level. It is a system-wide purge from the top down, spanning from the central authorities to provinces, cities, counties, and townships. Lao Du has received a flood of information about officials at all levels being detained — a truly shocking and horrific picture. At this point, the number of officials arrested by the CCP has reached an astronomical figure beyond calculation. Such a systematic purge of the political elite is extraordinarily rare in all of Chinese history. Once high and mighty — whether quietly content or arrogantly domineering — CCP officials now find themselves humiliated, in disarray, gripped by fear, unable to sleep, and uncertain if they’ll survive the next day. When the topic of arrested officials arises, most people say that among the corrupt CCP clique, none are innocent, and all deserve what they get. I largely agree with this sentiment, but we shouldn’t generalize blindly. Some of those who fell indeed were involved in corruption and bribery — and I do believe they were — because Lao Du knows full well: grapes do not grow on thornbushes. Within the structure of the CCP, it’s simply impossible for a provincial- or ministerial-level official not to be corrupt. But among those purged, some were clearly victims of false or unjust cases. We must clearly understand: this is not anti-corruption. This is a black purge driven by fear.