Official Report: Xi Jinping’s Family “Rich As Shit”

OFFICIAL REPORT

By GONG CHANDANG
Official Report Correspondent  

In a wild new report, it turns out Chinese President Xi Jinping and his family are “totally fucking rich”. The exact number isn’t clear, but between assets held by him and his relatives, the Xi clan has amassed somewhere between “Sweet Christ, that’s a shitload” and “enough money for-fucking-ever.”

The report—commissioned by one of those “super bad-ass U.S. intelligence agencies, you know, the ones with the satellites that can literally see you rubbing one out in your backyard”—details how China’s “completely serious—not even joking, guys” anti-corruption campaign “entirely shit the bed,” mostly because “the guy running it is corrupt AF and doesn’t give a goddamn.”

Xi Jinping, seen here, wondereding how long he will have to continue pretending to give a shit (AP Photo/Andy Wong)

As the government’s purported anti-corruption laws don’t mean shit to anybody who matters, the report explains that “basically everyone you know, even your fucking loser of a brother-in-law” in China is, “on the fucking take,” whether that is getting paid ‘access money’—money that grants access to government dip, exclusive operational licenses, or “that’s mines” land-use permits—and ‘speed money’, which makes sure “projects get fucking done tomorrow” and don’t vanish under “bureaucratic bullshit” that you “shouldn’t even have to deal with right now.”

As President of China, Xi has tucked away titles to luxury whips, cribs, and factories, corporate stocks, actual “fat stacks of cash,” and “those fancy certificates with raised lettering” printed on “that really high-end paper shit”—all hidden amongst his wife Peng Liyuan, siblings, nieces, nephews, and a cousin who is “actually his legit uncle—on his mom’s side.”

The report made it clear that Xi, being the top dog, had access to all the “411 that nobody except the real players would know,” allowing him to “put wins on the board,” while making sure not to “step in the shit” with loser companies that everyone knew were, “fucked from the beginning.”

Instead of, like, eradicating corruption, the massive weight of the Communist gànbù is instead used to ensure an escalating and stringent “ride-or-die” loyalty test among party officials ensuring they are “down with the sickness”. Any official—even ones “with all their badges, tote bags, and mugs”—either “rides at the front”, or ends up in one of those prisons “depicted in a Dickens novel or some shit,” the report concluded.

At press time, Xi said he “knows a guy” who could “take care of that for you,” and then he made that hand-cupping motion which totally means he was waiting for you to bribe him.

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