Official Xi Jinping Thought discussion thread

[BlackWindMnt]

I think it is just not worth the risk right now. Why even bring this topic up right now and risk turning some against you, rather than just letting time be the medicine? it really achieves nothing to be honest.

Because now there's public momentum behind NED and USAID financing of NGO and dissidents...

This is one of those few moments in history where a counter western propaganda campaign actually can start in front of a open goal. Instead of having to fight an uphill battle.

 

[solarz]

For example, imagine you are a student in a high school where the lead jock wears baggy pants and everyone tries to emulate his fashion style. Can you become popular just by wearing baggy pants if you are unfit and unhygienic? The answer is clearly no! You’ll just be a stinky loser in baggy clothing! The real reason why the jock is popular is because he smells good and is swole as fuck. Therefore the correct way to go about this is to create self improvement plans. Take frequent showers, use good deodorants, and work out so that you are even more muscular than the lead jock. Once you have the physical hardware, you’ll be able to dictate the fashion choice.

Easier to just wait until you both graduate and you make a six-figure salary while he works at McDonald's.

 

[Feima]

This! The way they currently dodge the issue at home pretending it did not exist in history is really baffling. It is not like that there were still a whole lot of libtards within the system.

I believe there is an official CN government report on the 89 colour revolution, although I don't have the link now and western search engines are no good for finding it. The report is not called Tiananmen nor 64 for obvious reasons.

 

[Michael90]

I believe there is an official CN government report on the 89 colour revolution, although I don't have the link now and western search engines are no good for finding it. The report is not called Tiananmen nor 64 for obvious reasons.

The fact that you find it so hard to even find a report on that says it all. Lol
I agree with the other member. It's a wrong policy to just pretend to ignore the issue like it never existed or happened at all. Its better to build your own narrative and make it known than trying to suppress any mention of it thereby allowing the adversary to be the one to build that narrative for you and use it against you. The government seems to always be on the defensive in propaganda department instead of sometimes taking the initiative or offensive. Well, I guess its also normal they behave like this, since I believe no leader in the party wants to be the one to open this Pandora box and affect their political legacy or image. So better maintain the status quo forever.

 

[TK3600]

Today I asked CHAD-XI-PT a question on how lessons learned during China’s poverty alleviation can apply to a different environment — inner city America. The answer is thought provoking, to say the least.


Although many good points are raised I fear that DS underestimates the dysfunction of the current Western system. Nonetheless it offers good pointers on how the issue can be tackled under idealized circumstances.

Oh no, Deepseek is corrupted by DEI.

 

[Philister]

This! The way they currently dodge the issue at home pretending it did not exist in history is really baffling. It is not like that there were still a whole lot of libtards within the system.

The proper explanation is:
“Maybe we just like the way how traitors’ blood lubricate tracks, maybe someday I’d start killing sympathizers , and if you sympathize them, oh boy I have good news for you.”

 

[drowingfish]

pretty big news today Xi chaired a conference with some of the biggest corporate leaders in China. some interesting details:

1. the meeting is ran by Wang Huning, that in itself is no surprise because Wang's job as the consultative chairperson is to liaise with non-party groups. But for him to have ran such a high profile conference itself shows that this guy still wields a lot of influence.

2. notice where Ren Zhengfei and Wang Chuanfu sits, and where Jack Ma sits, and that the latter's name is not even mentioned.

 

[Overbom]

pretty big news today Xi chaired a conference with some of the biggest corporate leaders in China. some interesting details:

1. the meeting is ran by Wang Huning, that in itself is no surprise because Wang's job as the consultative chairperson is to liaise with non-party groups. But for him to have ran such a high profile conference itself shows that this guy still wields a lot of influence.

Forget about Xi, Wang Huning is the real old monster there lol.
He is the leading ideologist/theorist, the guy has lived through all Chinese administrations I can remember, not kidding. If my memory doesn't fail me, he caught the attention of Jiang Zemin and has somehow managed to last (and still going) all the way through Xi's administration.

Undoubtedly, Wang commands high influence but he is also very cautious politically. Find me another guy who managed to last decades without being retired, replaced or being investigated for corruption..

2. notice where Ren Zhengfei and Wang Chuanfu sits, and where Jack Ma sits, and that the latter's name is not even mentioned.

Indeed. Ren and Wang are both model entrepreneurs. That's the kind of private sector that Xi likes and wants to have.

Whereas Jack Ma, is the kind of private sector that he and the whole Party hates. Little wanna-be-oligarch should thank his lucky stars that he is still free to walk around


In any case, the statements by Xi are quite significant.

 

[drowingfish]

Forget about Xi, Wang Huning is the real old monster there lol.
He is the leading ideologist/theorist, the guy has lived through all Chinese administrations I can remember, not kidding. If my memory doesn't fail me, he caught the attention of Jiang Zemin and has somehow managed to last (and still going) all the way through Xi's administration.

Undoubtedly, Wang commands high influence but he is also very cautious politically. Find me another guy who managed to last decades without being retired, replaced or being investigated for corruption..


Indeed. Ren and Wang are both model entrepreneurs. That's the kind of private sector that Xi likes and wants to have.

Whereas Jack Ma, is the kind of private sector that he and the whole Party hates. Little wanna-be-oligarch should thank his lucky stars that he is still free to walk around


In any case, the statements by Xi are quite significant.

I would not be surprised if Ma is there because Li Qiang asked for him to be included, but Wang Huning says well he can come but go sit in a corner. meetings with corporate leaders happens as a matter of routine for both Xi and Li, but a meeting where both Xi and Li are present, and ran by Wang, is a first as far as I can remember. Wang carved out a niche for himself in this new role and is clearly endorsed by Xi.

 

[Overbom]

I would not be surprised if Ma is there because Li Qiang asked for him to be included, but Wang Huning says well he can come but go sit in a corner. meetings with corporate leaders happens as a matter of routine for both Xi and Li, but a meeting where both Xi and Li are present, and ran by Wang, is a first as far as I can remember. Wang carved out a niche for himself in this new role and is clearly endorsed by Xi.

There is a clear focus on the economy this time around. Party speak during last year has more or less reduced/eliminated this whole common prosperity talk.
Even Xi now says, lets make a few rich and then do common prosperity


Also props to Li Qiang, from what little I have following of him, he seems to be quite adept on economic affairs. He has made many moves, and is steadily increasing momentum for beneficial economic policies.

A duo of Xi and Li, along with a supporting Wang, is a pretty big message for economic/tech matters. Trump will for sure throw a spinner, but i would wager that in the upcoming two-sessions we are going to see some solid economic plans