China's ruling Communist Party is demanding a show of greater loyalty from the sprawling private sector as the world's second-largest economy grapples with growing external risks, from open U.S. hostility to the coronavirus pandemic.
I'm not one to say China is full communist or anything, but this is definitely a good sign that at least Xi seems to be serious about bringing back some of the revolution.
If they manage to develop trade with other socialist nations to the point that interfacing with the US and the West is no longer necessary, I think we'll see some pretty rapid changes.
The drum beating over Xinjiang is definitely a defensive reaction from the West because they know Chinese independence will spell their doom. Especially with China taking over for the IMF in Africa, giving way better deals.
Agreed, it isn't a huge step from the current direction that China has been going on.
More that I think that stage 2 of the Dengist plan where the productive forces are deemed to be developed enough is still far off.
I'm not one to say China is full communist or anything, but this is definitely a good sign that at least Xi seems to be serious about bringing back some of the revolution.
If they manage to develop trade with other socialist nations to the point that interfacing with the US and the West is no longer necessary, I think we'll see some pretty rapid changes.
The drum beating over Xinjiang is definitely a defensive reaction from the West because they know Chinese independence will spell their doom. Especially with China taking over for the IMF in Africa, giving way better deals.