Discussing Biden's Potential China Policy

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SanWenYu

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Is there more info about this?
small wonder that guy disappeared mysteriously in the US.
That's very unlikely. Don't think Ling Jihua could have such access to the SA's command chain, let alone his little brother who was a businessman.

Launching nuclear weapons does not rely on just a "code". Even if there was such code, it would have been rotated very frequently, making any possible leak useless quickly.
 

ansy1968

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If you want to build Socialism, you have to have sufficient means of production, and the most efficient way of ramping up production is by adopting Capitalism.

All of the above you mentioned is just naked Capitalism, without any trappings of fake democracy to placate the masses. It's inevitable, necessary even, if you want to achieve 100 years of economic development in three decades.

The beauty of CPC's play is that they made use of the American strategy to subvert them, and subverted it to turn China into a powerhouse all the while staying firmly at the helm.

Xi's greatness lies in the fact that he does his job, and let's other people do theirs. He didn't immediately jump into the fray on HK and Wuhan, which actual strongmen would do since they have a need to appear in charge. Instead, he let relevant authorities and organizations take care of the issue, and took charge of the guiding principles.

On HK, he quietly reaffirmed his support for Carrie Lam even though *everyone* was hating on her at the time: the insurgents for her being a symbol of Beijing authority, and the patriots for her not doing enough to quell the riots. A strongman looking for populist support would have sacked Lam and installed a "tough guy" in her place, maybe even sent in the troops. Instead, Xi let the HK authorities do their job, all the while quietly cutting off foreign funding for the insurgents before striking the finishing blow with the NSL.

On COVID, he let health officials such as Zhong Nanshan take the spotlight. Even as the PLA was pouring into Wuhan and the Huoshenshan hospital was being built in 10 days, Xi quietly stayed in the background. Officials who screwed up in the pandemic response, however, were quickly sacked and replaced. Discipline was extraordinarily tight during the pandemic response, and this led to unwavering public support for the government's lockdown measures. In contrast, just look at the American response: Trump repeatedly contradicting Fauci and making nonsense claims, trying to pin the failures of pandemic response on his political opponents. If you're looking for strongman politics, this is the textbook example.
@solarz Sir after reading your post, I can surmised that Xi had passed his baptism of fire and is considered the 3rd great leader of modern China after Mao and Deng?
 

solarz

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@solarz Sir after reading your post, I can surmised that Xi had passed his baptism of fire and is considered the 3rd great leader of modern China after Mao and Deng?

It's still too early to tell, but so far, he seems to have accomplished more than Jiang and Hu, though that is no slight on those two leaders.

We have the benefit of history when looking at Mao and Deng. We don't have that yet with Xi.
 

ansy1968

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It's still too early to tell, but so far, he seems to have accomplished more than Jiang and Hu, though that is no slight on those two leaders.

We have the benefit of history when looking at Mao and Deng. We don't have that yet with Xi.
@solarz Sir what is your prediction of the 20th party congress next year, will he remain as President? if not who is his successor? the composition of new politburo? My take is that Wang Yan may assume the President title while Xi retain the Party Chairmanship and Liu He the premiership.
 

B.I.B.

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It's still too early to tell, but so far, he seems to have accomplished more than Jiang and Hu, though that is no slight on those two leaders.

We have the benefit of history when looking at Mao and Deng. We don't have that yet with Xi.
I heard that Jian and then Hu were only compromise choices as Chinas leaders?
 

MixedReality

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@SanWenYu bro the Chinese closure of US Chengdu consulate in retaliation is a wise choice, that place is infested by CIA.

Every US embassy and consulate is infested by the CIA. They use them as spy centres for the US intelligence community. I think the US consulate in Hong Kong is the worst.

I think Beijing embassy with Shanghai and Guangzhou consulates is enough. Close the rest of them down.

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SanWenYu

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@solarz Sir what is your prediction of the 20th party congress next year, will he remain as President? if not who is his successor? the composition of new politburo? My take is that Wang Yan may assume the President title while Xi retain the Party Chairmanship and Liu He the premiership.
I think Wang Yang is on his way out. His current position, chair of the political consultative conference (政协主席), has never been a step towards the throne.

Liu He is probably too old for premier.

A few years ago, Xi made the controversial move that removed the limit on the terms of the president. If he wishes he can crown himself the paramount leader for life. He will keep his three titles for a few more years at least.
 
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