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A study session on the gist of Xi Jinpings speeches to welcome the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC), attended by officials at the provincial/ministerial level, was held from Tuesday to Wednesday in Beijing.

The MEMRI Chinese Media Studies Project, launched in late 2020, provides both high-quality translations and fresh analysis on a wide spectrum of Chinese-language content coming from the People's Republic of China (PRC).

This fall, the Nineteenth Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (C.C.P.) gave proof that during his five years as general secretary Xi Jinping has become the most powerful leader of China since Mao Zedong died in 1976. Most observers, Chinese and foreign, who already knew this could only have been surprised at the manner in which it was displayed in public at the congress:

In a situation where the Western media control the international discourse, how can we manifest Chinas real image and true stories, and precisely convey Chinas voices to the West? What might be the effective solutions to the Western medias stigmatization?

Overnight, the country found itself in the grip of a devastating crisis; fear was stalking the land. The authorities proved themselves to be at a loss and the cost of their behavior was soon visited upon the common people. Before long, the coronavirus was reaching around the globe and the country found itself becoming rapidly isolated from the world. It was as though the China

The Chinese Communist Party’s 19th Party Congress, a hugely important political meeting usually held once every five years, will begin on October 18 in Beijing. Like many events involving China’s ruling party, the most important decisions and conversations will happen behind closed doors. Most attention will focus on the political horse race for top positions in the

What does one gain by working?Are all beliefs contrary to reason?Comment on an excerpt of Spinoza’s Theologico-Political Treatise Do we have a duty to seek the truth?Would we be freer without the state?Explicate an excerpt of Émile by Jean-Jacques Rousseau.On June 19, Xu Jilin, a professor of history at East China Normal University in Shanghai, posted these questions on his

Commentary To the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), recognized guides to action are Marxism-Leninism, Maoism, Deng Xiaoping Theory, the ...

We simply must break from China.

The attempt to frame an alternative model of democracy highlights a shift in the CCP’s quest for legitimacy.