At this time, Ye and his assistants began to use a series of political means to undermine the country's planned economy, resulting in a significant decline in the country's economy, about 2%.

In 1991, Ye's Russia undermined the central plan on a larger scale, withholding the vast majority of Russia's tax revenues and not handing them over to the central government.

That year, the polar bear economy fell by 13 percent. It can be seen that the problems that arose in the polar bear economy in the early 90s were not at all within the system, but the result of man-made sabotage.

Venovsky, as a representative of the reformers, was elected General Secretary of the Central Committee. In the early days of reform, Ge tried to overcome a number of problems that had existed since the establishment of the socialist system through reform, and enabled the polar bear to embark on the road of economic and political democratization.

Specifically, it is the implementation of political decentralization, the introduction of market mechanisms in the economy, and the reduction of control in the ideological field.

As a result, the SG's power and prestige were weakened, which led to a struggle between three forces within the party: the insistence on reforming the party's leadership and socialism, the return to the more traditional path of socialism, and the open advocacy of capitalism instead of socialism.

Ye Litian is precisely the representative of the third force, he was a member of the Politburo and the first secretary of the Moscow Municipal Party Committee, and his remarks and political influence are enormous.

In the early 90s, after Ye was elected as the head of the Russian administration, in fact, a situation was formed in which two regimes were juxtaposed in the territory of the polar bear, one was the central power controlled by SG, and the other was the Russian power controlled by Ye.

Due to the absolute superiority of Russia in population and territorial area, Ye gradually gained the upper hand. In August 91, the famous 819 incident in the history of polar bears officially broke out, a coup d'état occurred in polar bears from August 19 to August 21, 1991, when some officials of the central government of polar bears tried to abolish Polar Bears President Vinovsky and gain control of polar bears, and the coup leaders were composed of polar bear defense minister Marshal Yazov, KGB leader Koryuchkov and other hardline members of the polar bear GC party and conservatives.

They believed that Venovsky's reform plan was too much, and that the New Union Treaty he was negotiating was too decentralizing to the republics.

Russian President Ye Litian refused to obey the orders of the Emergency Committee and called for a political strike to protest the actions initiated by Yanayev and others.

On the 20th, a curfew was imposed in Moscow. On the 21st, Vinovsky announced that he had taken full control of the situation and restored the once interrupted contact with the country, and the Ministry of Defense of the Polar Bear decided to withdraw the troops deployed in the area where the state of emergency was imposed.

The Polar Bear Cabinet issued a statement saying that the president's instructions were fully implemented.