Has the list of the new PBSC lineup been made available?
Chinese Internal Politics
- Thread starter FairAndUnbiased
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Should be tomorrow I think
End of Congress: Xi Jinping was re-elected for a third five-year term as CCP General Secretary of the People's Republic of China.
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I arrived late. Disregard. haha
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I arrived late. Disregard. haha
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Is Xi more powerful than Deng, if not why everybody think so ?
If I understood correctly, this clearly showed isolation from a so-called "liberal wing" and carte blanche to build a "people-centered economy". Other elements should be highlighted, such as a shift in the power axis of the country from Shanghai and Guangdong to the CCP's own bureaucracy. This internal dispute is old and only after the complete withdrawal of the almost centenary Jiang Zemin from the scene did this issue begin to move in favor of the party bureaucracy, evident that all this has consequences. The internal bourgeoisie loses even more strength, its isolation is clearly accentuated. Foreign policy does not change with Foreign Minister Wang Yi remaining in the Central Committee. Policies to combat corruption, taxation of large fortunes and increasing the dominance of public forms of property will be deepened. A turn to the 'left'. In my view, this is a binary way of dealing with power issues in China. What happens is the need to make certain decisions that did not make sense twenty years ago, but make the class struggle in the country must intensify with workers occupying even more space in the historical power bloc that came to power in 1949. In ten years 150 million peasants with Taoist and rebellious DNA became urban workers. China is the country where there are more strikes in the world as wages have grown above GDP, inflation and labor productivity. The composition of the Central Committee, by privileging an immense presence of scientists, signals to the world the growing power and role of these figures in a country that is being banned from accessing semiconductor infrastructure supply lines.The next five years will be crucial.
Let me just put it this way: Xi has power because he has the titles of office.
Deng still had power when he was only the head of the Chinese Bridge Association with no party or state titles.
That's the difference between a leader and a dictator. A leader rules because of the office. A dictator just rules regardless of law.
Libs in meltdown over this LMAO
Libs infighting
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Yeah, that's how I know China's doing it right. I used to think these liberal clowns are useless, but they're actually an excellent diagnostic mechanism. If they're having a meltdown, you're doing it right; if they're happy, something is terribly wrong.
Drama queen nonsense.
This comment almost gets it: 別拿國家大事跟自己身體過不去啊. Just replace "body" with "brain".