Xi Jinping asks for more Marxism, more surveillance of the Web, more Sinicization.
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The Resolution on CCP History. 6. Enter Xi Jinping
It is because he comes as the synthesis after Mao’s thesis and Deng’s antithesis, more than for his personal skills, that Xi Jinping is always correct, the text says.
The Resolution on CCP History. 5. How Deng Xiaoping “Upheld Marxism”
Those who consider the “reform and opening up” of Deng as non-Marxist do not understand Marxism, the CCP says.
The Resolution on CCP History. 4. Mao’s “Theoretical and Practical Errors”
The document admits that Mao did make catastrophic mistakes—but Xi Jinping doesn’t.
The Resolution on CCP History. 3. Mao’s “Correct Marxist Line”
In presenting the early history of the Communist Party, the document praises the bloody purges of the Yan’an Rectification Campaign.
The Resolution on CCP History. 2. Chinese Light vs. Western Darkness
The CCP perpetuates the myth that the West was responsible for the decline of China, and continues to praise the Taiping and Boxers “cults.”
The Resolution on CCP History. 1. What It Is All About
Many Western media commented the key document before its text was published, based on a press release. This led to incomplete analyses.
Chinese Communist Party: “Communism Is Winning, Liberalism Is Losing”
“A profound transformation in favor of Marxism and socialism has taken place,” the CCP says.
Xi Jinping’s “Democracy”: No Multi-Party Elections, No Independent Judiciary
Third highest ranking Communist Party leader Li Zhanshu offers new insights on “democracy with Chinese characteristics”
Namewee & Kimberley Chen: How Two Singers Defeated the CCP
A song lampooning Chinese propaganda on social networks goes viral and hits nine million views. Beijing is not amused.