Xi doesn't talk much. For those who knew him in early days, they were given an impression that Xi was a very power hungry person. Everything he did, he wanted a ladder up.
At the beginning those old man chose him to lead the country over other because they thought he is a sheep & easy to control. But hahaha to their surprise he turn out to be a wolf under goat skin.... hahaha 15/12/2021 2:02 PM
You are wrong he is cherry picking certain sectors of the economy by imposing stringent compliance and regulations, to stop certain capitalist "dogs"(which is by the way created and made rich by the government ) from being too powerful and overstepping their boundary of courtesy and can become a threat to the CCP government.
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Deng knew the failure of Marxism economy hence he abandoned centre economy planning & common prosperity policy. he adopted Capitalism economy model to spearhead the economy of China. The current China success is due largely on his willing to embraced Capitalism.
But current chairman reversed China economy policy.... he trying to adopt Marxism economy in order to reverse the slowing down of China economy...
alenac you are wrong, He even trying to start a Mao similar style of revolution but failed due to strong internal opposition. Common prosperity & centre economy planning are Marxism key economy policy which both leader Mao & Stalin used in managing their country.The end results are reached the destination "Holland". If current chairman has his way then very likely history will repeated itself.
From Robert Kuok Memoir “In its 5,000-year history, I doubt that China has had as enlightened a group of leaders as during the past 30 years. They wanted their country to grow, and their people to prosper. Few leaders today compare with China’s in terms of true patriotism, selfless devotion to duty, and complete willingness to dedicate their lives to the causes of nation-building and raising the peoples’ standard of living.
In my business travels around China, I often came across incompetent or bigoted officials. Nearly every time I had a major tussle with one, or I met a dubious vice governor or mayor, I would come back and, in my judgmental way, tell my colleagues, “How can that man run such-and-such a city?” And sure enough, the next time I visited the place, say a year later, the man had been removed and a better man was in his place. I began to note to myself and to others that in Southeast Asia, a bad egg gets promoted; in China, a bad egg is removed.
The years of experimenting with extreme left-wing communism have had adverse side effects on Chinese society. One effect is that many grew up without a strong moral compass. They acted as though your wealth should be shared with them. While they professed to share their wealth with you – they knew full well that they had nothing. I used to tell Chinese cadres: “That is not communism; it is highway robbery! You people are even indecent in not telling the truth to yourselves.”
Fast forward to today do you know there are how many Chinese in The World's Billionaires - Richest People On Earth, 2021?
"When you have one million dollars, you’re a lucky person. When you have 10 million dollars, you’ve got trouble, a lot of headaches. When you have more than one billion dollars... that’s a responsibility you have— it’s the trust of people on you, because people believe you can spend money better than the others."- Jack Ma
President Xi is right to hold China Super Rich to their own words of their responsibility to fufil the trust of people on them to spend the money for the betterment of society (The Common Prosperity is definately not the same as previous left-wing communism as communism is long dead and buried in China)
The Unemployed and semi-unemployed might reach 300-400M people/Newly unemployed in 7 industries
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We’ve said it before when Chinese officials warn the public about something, it means that the problem can no longer be contained. After the Chinese government released the economic data for the third quarter of 2021, the official Chinese media warned the public to be careful about the risk of "stagflation", which means that the economy is stagnating while unemployment and inflation continue to rise. The Chinese people are quickly finding themselves in a situation where prices for everything are rising. At the same time, China is experiencing an unprecedented wave of unemployment.
Every countries in the world need to prepared their citizen for jobs losses due to Industry revolution 3.0, 4.0 and ESG sustainable development. China is no exception.
If US-China trade war worsen you can expect a market meltdown you have never see before. So pray hard it will not happen.
The First Industrial Revolution used water and steam power to mechanize production. The Second used electric power to create mass production. The Third used electronics and information technology to automate production. Now a Fourth Industrial Revolution is building on the Third, the digital revolution that has been occurring since the middle of the last century. It is characterized by a fusion of technologies that is blurring the lines between the physical, digital, and biological spheres.
Exactly Sslee, the 4th Industrial Revolution will challenge the each country authority over the control of physical, digital and biological spheres. Censorship may even be difficult to imposed.
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China's 'common prosperity' push: Means What and Why/How many Chinese will be affected?
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On August 17, 2021, at an important meeting by the Chinese Communist Party CCP, a " common prosperity" policy was explicitly proposed. It suggests that the regulation and adjustment of high income would be strengthened through the institutional arrangement of " third distribution". This statement immediately drew widespread attention and sparked fears among the wealthy in China. The term "common prosperity" has become a buzzword. However, what is considered "high income" by the CCP?
short term, China will face a lot of head winds......but are prepared and ready. I hope China will succeed longer term. Xi's target is 2050....not short term.
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No difficult to imagine US Republicans cozying up to Far Right news outlet Epoch Times aligned with Falun Gong in promoting conspiracy theories and far right fake news
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can China survive as one country without censorship ?
back in 1949 surely not. Its no match to the propaganda from the CIA/ BBC.
even in 2021, its still no match to propaganda from the CIA / BBC. Now, of course more educated and richer than 1949 but China model still better. Its good that media and government work together for the people under the constitution. United, stable, strong, cut out all the crab and all the distractions makes people happier and life easier.
uncensored, why do any one want capitalists democracies with all the dirty politics, antagonistic, lying, distractions if they can get China's whole process people democracy with its 5 year plans, 10 year plans and 30 year plans? ....and delivering results.
The new weapons nowadays are climate change, deforestation, democracy, and human rights etc. We are also a victim of the new game. Look at what happened to our glove and palm oil companies when they don't like you. India has a worse record than us in forced labour but nothing happen to them. The big countries will leverage on what they have to screw small countries as long as you are not part of them.
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Posted by stockfreak > 2021-12-15 13:59 | Report Abuse
Xi doesn't talk much. For those who knew him in early days, they were given an impression that Xi was a very power hungry person. Everything he did, he wanted a ladder up.