I'm totally confused about what your point is. My past few posts in this thread was just to point out that it seems like China is promoting Confucianism plus a few other Chinese native philosophies as its own outward ideology, instead of Marxism and why I think this is a good thing for Chinese soft power. I didn't really bring up anything about the west trashing Confucius Institutes or anything related.They are doing that already, just look at the list of global . While it's true that US politicians and scholars and so forth are all trashing them and Confucius and pretty much everything Chinese, it's not because of any genuine interest in the particulars of Confucian doctrine. You can't define something you don't understand, they are only making noise for the sake of noise.
I think you are worried about nothing, this sort of behavior is expected from the US these days.
I did however bring up a hidden threat in my linked legal scholarly article, which is first western "historians" are trying to redefine Confucianism (they have always done this, but this fad has picked up again, perhaps more funding now?) Second, they are trying to use their revisionist model of Confucianism to attack PRC and China as a whole. To counter this threat, China must seize the moment and proactively push the "correct" model of Confucianism.