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It is rumored that Xi Jinping fainted at the BRICS summit hosted by India. After emergency treatment by his accompanying medical team, he ended his visit to India early and returned to China on a special plane. Upon the plane's arrival at Beijing airport, the Beijing authorities did not arrange for a large group of officials to greet him, nor did they organize a welcome ceremony. Instead, a military helicopter was used to transport Xi Jinping directly to Beijing's 301 Hospital for emergency treatment.

It is said that after diagnosis by the expert team at Beijing's 301 Hospital, it was determined that Xi Jinping had suffered a severe ischemic stroke, that is, a transient cerebral infarction. Because Xi Jinping feared that the Indian side might obtain information about his health, he refused emergency treatment at an Indian hospital and instead took a special plane back to Beijing for care. During the flight, as there were no conditions for surgery, the medical team could only administer conservative treatment to sustain Xi Jinping's life. As a result, he missed the golden window for emergency care and surgery. Even at Beijing's 301 Hospital, if Xi Jinping undergoes surgery for treatment, there is a high likelihood of severe sequelae.

At present, the Beijing authorities are still unable to confirm whether Xi Jinping can recover his health before the visit to the United States, so they are waiting to see if it will be necessary to cancel the late September trip to the US.

It is rumoredAfter collapsing at the BRICS summit hosted by India, Xi Jinping's condition stabilized slightly following emergency treatment by his accompanying medical team. Fearing that India would obtain information about his health, Xi refused to be admitted to an Indian hospital for emergency treatment and surgery. Ultimately, he decided to immediately end his visit to India and return to China, with plans for surgery to be performed at Beijing's 301 Hospital.

In an effort to project an image of good health to the world, Xi Jinping ordered his medical staff to administer medication, which allowed him to board the plane independently via the emergency stairs. Once inside the cabin and out of public view, he immediately lay down to rest. However, Xi's already serious condition, coupled with the forced medication, actually caused him further harm.

Due to the long distance between New Delhi and Beijing, the flight was lengthy, and since surgery was not possible on board, only conservative treatment could be provided to alleviate the condition and prolong life. Upon arrival at Beijing Airport, Xi Jinping was immediately transported by military helicopter to Beijing 301 Hospital for emergency treatment and surgery.

It is reported that a team of experts at Beijing 301 Hospital diagnosed Xi Jinping with a severe ischemic stroke, commonly known as a transient ischemic attack (TIA). Due to the long and time-consuming flight from New Delhi to Beijing, by the time Xi arrived at Beijing 301 Hospital, the golden window for emergency treatment and surgery had passed. Currently, after surgery, Xi is under observation in the ICU and remains in critical condition.