The Chinese Communist Party conference, though, did not go unnoticed, as he came in for harsh criticism and was exposed for what Chinese President Xi Jinping really was when he defended the contentious “Safar Corona” campaign there.
A technique that failed to prevent the viral outbreak in China because of the country’s increasing reliance on closure and mobility restrictions.
She mentioned the conference on the Taiwan issue and stated that Beijing would never promise to give up using force and that the country’s complete reunification must be fulfilled and will be achieved, giving observers the impression that he would be willing to invade Taiwan if necessary to carry out his plans, similar to what Russia did in Ukraine.
Xi mentioned the divisions within the Chinese political establishment, which raises the question of how to resolve them and whether they signal the beginning of the political establishment’s discontent with Xi’s rule. At the same time, there were protests and banners calling for someone to resign from power in China, as well as demonstrations in London in front of the Chinese consulate.
The most important point in the conference is the inauguration of Shi for the presidency of China for a third term, which will make him overcome Mao Zedong himself. Will what they want to achieve be realised, or will the general opinion prevail?
Will Mao Zedong be led by Shi Jinping?
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