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This is an online bookstore specializing in the works of Ye Qiquan. Ye Qiquan is known by his friends as “Crazy Ye.” He is famous for making outrageous political predictions. His major political predictions often contradict, or are even completely opposite to, those of professional politicians, political forecasting agencies, national intelligence agencies, news organizations, and well-known political commentators.
As early as 2003, he realized that Britain’s course of action in Hong Kong affairs “did not meet the strategic standards expected of an established empire.” This could lead to Britain losing its political presence and intelligence base in Hong Kong by 2047. No one wanted to hear it, and no one wanted to believe it. In this prediction, he effectively defeated the entire intelligence community, diplomatic missions, and government agencies of both the United States and the United Kingdom.
In predicting that Xi Jinping would be a hardline politician, he beat Western political forecasting agencies and professionals at least six years in advance. He issued a warning in March 2025 that Xi might face significant risks.
It made a clear judgment at least 10 years in advance regarding Hu Jintao’s complete failure. In a letter submitted to Chinese diplomats in September 2025, it even almost explicitly stated that “in complex situations, success cannot be achieved by relying on Hu Jintao.”
In September 2025, his assessment of the situation in China was that “all three parties face a complex environment.” “The party holding the power of tradition, the military, and other political forces with different backgrounds” all face serious difficulties. They all need to find “deep, comprehensive, and complex entry and exit points.” In January 2026, he reiterated that all three parties in China need to find complex, in-depth, and difficult-to-deconstruct cooperative solutions to save themselves. None of the three parties is completely dead, nor is any one definitively alive.
In fact, the Ukraine war reborn “Madman Yeltsin.” It was this war that convinced Yeltsin that his political talent far surpassed that of the world’s leading politicians and national leaders. Just two, three, and four months into the war, he made a series of political predictions. These significant predictions were gradually validated by the nearly four-year war. If the countries involved had accepted his predictions, at least hundreds of billions of dollars in ineffective spending could have been saved.
“Crazy Ye’s” flaws are obvious. He cannot react quickly to changing events because he lacks any internal sources of information. Some of his long-term predictions also conflict with the details of his reasoning. However, it is precisely his thinking method, which does not rely on internal sources of information, that is the foundation upon which he ultimately triumphs over numerous national government agencies, intelligence agencies, and large political think tanks in political and long-term predictions.
Students pursuing doctoral degrees in political science, philosophy, and military strategy, along with their advisors, are recommended to follow “Crazy Ye’s” website. Long-term political investors, government agencies, policy-making bodies, long-term investors, and even short-term venture capitalists are all welcome to purchase “Crazy Ye’s” products. “Custom-made products” are available.
pppnet.net is a blog website that runs in parallel with this site. It features blog posts by Ye Qiquan (Crazy Ye).