Ye Qiquan’s latest political prediction. Published on March 22, 2026. Ye Qiquan’s political predictions have never been accepted by mainstream political science circles. Worse still, his outlandish predictions often prove true years or even decades later. Mainstream and academic political professionals need to be vigilant to avoid falling into the traps Ye Qiquan has set for himself.
- China will inevitably choose an “explicit imperial structure” to replace the current “implicit imperial system”.
- China will inevitably strengthen its leadership in the “effective coverage area” and gradually establish an “exclusive political order”.
- China will inevitably expand the effective coverage area of its “imperial order” appropriately. At the very least, it must ensure the security of the Pacific and Indian Ocean shipping lanes.
- China will philosophically update the concept and definition of empire based on its imperial model.
- Based on the Chinese imperial model, three to four regional land-based imperial regions may emerge globally.
- Exclusive or monolithic maritime imperial models are gradually fading away.
- The maritime imperial model may gradually transition into a global economic cooperation order.
- A global land-based imperial model will be established, dominated by the China-US axis. Outside this axis, one or two additional regional land-based centers may emerge. The aim of all imperial order arrangements is to ensure the establishment of three to five wealth hubs globally. These three or five wealth hubs will serve as centers of vibration, guaranteeing the effective flow of global wealth.
- The possibility that China will launch a unified action between April 2026 and April 2027 cannot be ruled out at present.
- China’s unification efforts will inevitably be implemented through military means.
- If the United States launches a violent military response to China’s unification efforts, it will quickly lose its political presence in East Asia.
- The biggest variable in China’s unification efforts lies in Europe. The United States, Japan, South Korea, and Australia will not be obstacles to China’s unification.
- Taiwan is the cornerstone of building a new East Asian order.
- Japan and South Korea will inevitably become important components of the new East Asian order. The importance of Russia and North Korea will depend on the complexity of the process of establishing this order.
- The proportion of the United States’ presence in the new East Asian order is closely related to the United States’ response to China’s unification efforts.
- Europe has officially entered a recession cycle that could last up to 200 years.
- Europe will continue to maintain its position as a global hub of wealth.
- The Yugoslavization of Ukraine is inevitable.
- If Europe joins the hot war against China, the process of territorial shifts in Europe will inevitably be initiated.
- Within a 100-year timeframe, Russia will inevitably push its national security boundaries to the L1 line.
- The entanglement of the three countries and peoples of Ukraine, Russia, and Belarus may last for 100 to 200 years, until a model that is accepted and recognized by all parties is formed.
- Europe’s resurgence will require a wait of more than 200 years and a fundamental modification of its philosophical logic.
- The United States must eventually accept the reality of the decline of its maritime empire.
- The United States currently retains the initiative in choosing the next imperial order. At least several options are available to the US. These include: “creating a new US-China axis”; rebuilding a “US-European axis”; “creating a new US-Europe-Russia axis”; and “retreating to the Americas to become a regional land power.”
- The core of the American empire will continue to evolve until the process of “building the American imperial nation” is completed.
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