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Toward The Anniversary Of The Tiananmen Square Massacre – Unlike Mao And Deng, President Xi Will Not Allow Another Beijing Spring March 16, 2021 | By Prof. Vera Schwarcz Introduction Will there be a mass uprising for democracy again in Tiananmen Square this year? Probably not. This is because Chinese President Xi Jinping has learned key lessons from his predecessors, Mao Zedong (1893-1976) and Deng Xiaoping (1904-1997). Both Mao and Deng had dared to open periods of free thought during their time in power. Both were surprised by the depths of discontent with the Chinese Communist Party (CC...

Xi’s Political Moves Aimed at CCP’s Party Congress Next Year: Experts Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Xi Jinping’s recent political moves may reveal his ambition to become the totalitarian leader of China for three consecutive terms, or even for life, experts say. Members of the Chinese regime’s Central Committee, Politburo, and Politburo Standing Committee may be replaced at the 20th National Party Congress, to be held next year. Xi could also be reappointed by Party members for a third term. Xi previously amended China’s constitution to remove the previous limit of two consec...

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) on Feb. 21 released its first main policy document of the year, known ...

Chinese Regime Promotes Its Own Agenda Under Disguise of Reviving Traditional Culture: Experts Major Chinese media outlets reported on Feb. 14 that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) rolled out a new policy to revive traditional Chinese culture by 2025. However, the policy was criticized by media and China commentators who accuse the regime of using traditional culture as a facade for its own political gain, while destroying its essence. The newly issued policy, called “Major National Policy of the State Council: Comprehensive Rejuvenation of Traditional Culture by 2025,” reiterates a poli...

AFP China state media revels in turmoil on Capitol Hill, and Laos anoints new party leaders The ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP)'s propaganda machine stepped up a gear this week, mocking the United States after a pro-Trump mob stormed the U.S. Congress building in Washington as it prepared to vote on endorsing President-elect Joe Biden's win in November's elections. The Global Times, a nationalistic tabloid with close ties to CCP mouthpiece the People's Daily, ran a slew of op-ed and opinion articles accusing the U.S. of hypocrisy after its politicians supp...