Xi Jinping Biography/ Xi jinping Success Story/China Success
Xi Jinping: However a farmer reach the peak of China's power
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In the 21 century there are very few leaders who have lived in the cave. Those who
have worked hard in the fields. Then he should have reached the peak of power.
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Fifteen
years ago, when the Cultural Revolution was in China, fifteen-year-old boy Xi
Jinping started a difficult life in the countryside.
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In
the interior of China, where there were yellow trenches all around, there were
high mountains. The battle of Jinping's life started from there.
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The
area where Jinping started farming and farming was a stronghold of the
Communists of China during the Civil War.
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The
people of Yenan called their territory the holy land of the Red Revolution of
China.
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China's
Ruling Communist Party has proposed to remove the border imposed on the term of
the President.
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This
is a step that will keep the current leader Xi Jinping in power. It is being
seen as a defining moment in China's politics.
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Today,
he is leading a country which is emerging as the world's superpower.
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But
China is such a country that keeps a close watch on what is said about its
leader.
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Xi
Jinping's own story is cut and presented to a great extent.
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The
interesting thing is that while all the interior areas of China are rapidly
urbanizing, President Xi's village has been kept as it is.
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It
is a pilgrimage center for the devotees of the Communist Party.
Ground mobilization
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In
1968, Chairman Mao issued the order that millions of young people leave the
city and go to villages.
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There,
they should learn the lessons of moving forward, facing the difficulties of
life, from the farmers and laborers. Xi Jinping says that he also learned a lot
from that experience.
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Xi
says that whatever they are today, they are due to the same era. His character
was coined by the same cave era.
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Jinping
often says, "I am the son of yellow clay. I left my heart in Liangjiahe.
That place made me."
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Jinping
says, "When I reached Liangjiahe, I was a fifteen-year-old boy. I was
worried. I could not understand anything."
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"But
by the age of 22, all my doubts had gone away. I was confident and confident.
The purpose of my life was completely clear."
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At
that time, every person used to read the famous little red book of Chairman
Mao. Today, Chairman Xi is seen writing on big red hoardings.
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A
museum was also built in his honor. In this museum, it is mentioned that what
good things he did for his fellow farmers and laborers.
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But
these stories have been presented in such a way that it is very difficult to
find out the real story of Xi Jinping's life in it.
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In
his first five-year term as president, Xi Jinping has created a great human
character.
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He
presents himself as a person who is a leader. They often go on street trips.
Let's go to the poor's house. They speak in public speech.
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He
often tells the students that life is a buttoned shirt, the beginning of which
should be buttoned properly, otherwise all the buttons are closed incorrectly.
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He
has stood in queue for lunch many times. They fill their own food bills.
Experience
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But
as a myth, the center of Xi Jinping's story is his early life in the cave.
Where they were separated from politics.
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Says
Jinping, "Those who have little experience of power, they consider it as
new and secret experience. But I see the politics deeply, beyond these
veils."
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"I
look beyond the necklaces of flowers and the thunder of applause. I see
detention houses. I see the weakness of human relationships."
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"I
understand politics deeply."
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During
childhood, Xi Jinping had experienced both kinds of life between youth. His
father was also the hero of the communist revolution.
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In
such a situation, Xi had also experienced the life of a prince.
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According
to a secret American cable in 2009, a close friend of Xi had told that his
initial ten years had laid the foundation for his character.
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After
this, when he lived among the peasants during the communist revolution, that
experience also had a profound impact on his future life.
Mortal peril
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But
in the sixties, Chairman Mao had to bear the brunt of the oppression of the
leaders of his own party.
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First,
Xi's father was thrown out of the party. Then he was sent to jail. Xi's family
had to face a lot of embarrassment. One of his sisters died.
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Perhaps
he had committed suicide. At the age of 13, Xi Jinping had stopped studying.
Because all the schools in Beijing were closed.
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This
is so that students can condemn their teachers. To beat them. Or kill them.
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Without
family and friends, Xi Jinping spent many days escaping Mao's infamous Red
Guards.
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Once,
he also mentioned an encounter with a reporter.
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Xi
Jinping had said, "I was only 14 years old. The Red Guards asked me how
serious do you think your crime is?"
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"I
said you guess yourself, is it enough to kill me? The Red Guards said that we
can kill you hundreds of times."
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"I
think there is no difference in dying once or being killed again and
again."
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Many
Chinese people of Xi's generation believe that in those times when the schools
were closed, when they were hiding again after saving their lives.
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The
difficulties then had a profound effect on his mind. Made them strong.
Fond
of studies 
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Xi
Jinping himself says that I was tempted to tell my mistakes. However, he also
says that he did not take everyone's talk seriously.
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Life
in China's villages was very difficult in the sixties. There was no electricity.
The way to reach the villages was also not confirmed.
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There
were no machines for farming. At that time, Xi had learned to carry manure,
build dams and repair roads.
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In
the cave where he lived, there was a camp of insects and insects. He used to
sleep on a bed of bricks with three more people.
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At
that time, he used to have porridge, buns and some vegetables to eat.
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One
of his farmer companions, Lu Hausheng, told that when hungry, no one would see
what was going on in the food.
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At
night Xi Jinping used to study in the light of Dhibri in his cave. He was fond
of reading, he also smoked cigarettes a lot.
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He
often read Mao's speeches and newspapers. Because there was nothing else to
read.
Xi's ambition
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Xi's
friend Lu told that Xi used to be very serious. He did not like to laugh.
Neither did he jump with friends.
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Nor
was he interested in making girlfriends. At the age of 18, he was ready to
start his political journey. He joined the Communist Youth League.
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At
the age of 21, he became a member of the Communist Party despite being rejected
repeatedly. From the beginning, he was concerned about the ground reality.
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His
eyes were always on target. When his friends were busy playing, they used to
work. He was very ambitious.
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After
the communist revolution, he became a radical communist. When Xi was 25 years
old, his father returned to the party again.
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He
was sent to work in Guangdong province. This large province of China was very
close to Hong Kong. It became the powerhouse of China's economic growth.
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With
the help of his father, Xi Jinping advanced his career rapidly. Gradually,
there was a large gathering of his own friends in the party as well.
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He
joined the Chinese army in the seventies. He had decided to reach the top
leaders of the Communist Party.
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He
was taking every step of life with this aim. From the very first day in the
army, he had gone with the goal of progress.
Jinping's personality
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Xi
was a busy man himself. He was very introverted. Perhaps this was the reason
that his first marriage to a diplomat's daughter had failed.
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Yes,
he got the benefit of this in furthering his political career. Everyone came to
know when he reached the peak of power.
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But
before that, Xi Jinping climbed the stairs of progress with great silence.
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Xi
definitely made headlines when he married his current wife Peng Liyuan. Peng
was a famous singer.
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For
years, Shea was identified as her husband. A government journalist who covered
Xi Jinping in the initial phase had told that he was a very boring person.
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People
easily forgot them. He was always very reserved and alert to avoid stains on
his hands.
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Xi
saw how Mao had tortured his father. That is why he used to be very silent.
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Despite
becoming a senior leader at the age of 40-50, he used to work only by work.
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A
close man said that Xi Jinping is such a needle, which is locked in silk cover.
Guess
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Xi
Jinping spent a few days in 1985 at Eleanor Dvorachak's house in the United
States.
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He
used to sleep with his son in his room, where posters of the film 'StarTrek'
were sticking on the wall. Eleanor's home is in Muscatine, Iowa, USA.
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When
Jinping visited Iowa in 2012, Eleanor told that no one could have imagined that
the man who came to his house would one day become president of a country.
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In
2012, Xi Jinping became the leader of the Communist Party of China. He was the
consensus elected leader of all the camps of the Communist Party.
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But
no one had any idea how he would emerge as a leader in the next five years.
Taught a lesson
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On
11 June 2015, a man with white hair was seen standing in the courtroom.
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He
was surrounded by security personnel who were once the dictators of his orders.
For years, this person was another name for fear in China.
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He
had control over the Chinese police. He was the leader of paramilitary forces,
the jail and intelligence operations.
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But
within a year and a half, Kismat turned hostile and he stood as a criminal in
the same court of law, the system he once operated.
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In
court, the man confessed his crime and said that he will not appeal against the
punishment.
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The
name of that person was Chow Yongkang. He was the senior-most leader in the
history of communist rule in China facing law.
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Apart
from Chow, a leader named Bo Shilai also taught Jinping a lesson in law.
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It
was alleged that Bo, Chow and two military leaders were conspiring to harm the
unity of the party.
Decisions in Government
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In
order to stop the government's expenditure, Xi Jinping prohibited holding large
banquets. Instead of driving in a convoy of cars, he used to walk in vans many
times.
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When
Xi Jinping came to power, he promised the people a clean government. Xi had
given assurance of strict action against corruption.
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He
wanted to teach a lesson to every corrupt leader, big and small. He strictly
implemented this promise.
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Xi
Jinping made it clear that anyone who wants to earn money should not come to
the Communist Party.
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But
the aim of most of the 9 crore workers of the party is to make money.
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The
Communist Party has been running for years with bribery, corruption and
nepotism.
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To
clean this system, action on some big fish was not going to work. Xi Jinping
issued several decrees.
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From
the size of the office of every leader of the party to the number of utensils
used in the lunch or dinner of the leaders, Xi also made rules.
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He
often goes to meet the people of the village. They present themselves as
separate from the rich and corrupt leaders of the Communist Party.
Attack on corruption
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But
in spite of all efforts, Xi cannot separate himself from the group of rich
leaders of the party.
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Many
of his relatives had become millionaires even before Xi became president.
Although there has been no contribution of Xi in this, no evidence is
available.
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Xi
knows how corrupt China's society has become. The greed of the rich has kept
the entire system in check.
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Take
Chou Yongkang for example. His family used to harvest. They used to catch fish
to increase income.
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If
his eldest son became an engineer, his family rose to prominence.
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Then
there was such a cocktail of progress and corruption that Chow became a very
powerful person.
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Xi
Jinping has broken this network with great difficulty. One of his business
partners was sentenced to death before appearing in Chow's court.
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However,
the people of Chow's village believe that he has been punished unfairly. He did
a lot of work for the party and the country. But Xi Jinping falsely accused
him.
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It
is also said about Chow that he belonged to the anti-Xi camp in the Communist
Party.
The campaign
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In
the last five years, many big leaders and businessmen suddenly disappeared.
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It
is said that most of these are under house arrest in China. The message is
clear that if you get entangled with Xi Jinping, you will die.
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Xi
Jinping drove many leaders out of the party on charges of corruption.
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Xi's
opponent and rebel leader Guo Wengui says that Xi's extremely close Wang Qishan
himself is extremely corrupt. He is also the head of the organization that
takes action against Wang's corruption.
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Guo
lives in Vangui, New York. They often attack Shi's close leaders on YouTube.
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But
he has not yet made any direct allegations on Xi Jinping.
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Despite
the campaign of cleanliness, corruption in the Communist Party has not reduced.
Whatever action has been taken, it does not look clean.
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But
Xi Jinping's intention to clean the system has not decreased at all.
Internet control
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A
picture of Barack Obama and Xi Jinping created quite a ruckus in China.
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The
walk of Jinping and Obama was compared to the cartoon character Winnie the Poo.
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Since
then, the Internet has been censored very strictly from China. China has always
kept a close watch on the Internet. There is also opposition to this. And the
joke is also made.
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75
million people in China use the Internet. These numbers together more than
those using the Internet in Europe and America.
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Xi
Jinping wants to make China a cyber-superpower.
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Xi
Jinping is fighting a fight for control of the party on one side, and on the
other he wants to control the Internet.
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With
the help of law and technology, they have imposed considerable restrictions on
the Internet. Xi Jinping considers cyber security as the issue of security of
the country.
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Strict
censors are implemented on internet facilitators and social media sites.
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No
one can use social media in China by creating a fake account.
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By
the way, there has always been strict action on sensitive issues in China. But
the decision making process was largely decentralized.
Surveillance
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But
Xi Jinping wants China to be a rich country. The country should be united and
strong. There should be only one party rule in the country. People should be in
discipline.
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They
want to make people completely loyal. The party's reach in the university is
being increased. Traces of Western civilization are being erased from books.
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Branches
of Communist Party membership are also being opened in private companies. The
Chinese government's strictness on the cyber world is very high.
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The
citizens of China going abroad also keep an eye on cyber security agencies.
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Xi
Jinping became the President of China at the time when there was revolution in
Arab countries. They do not want to let this happen in China at any cost.
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Xi
Jinping's government is investing extensively for strict monitoring on the
Internet. The wall of internal security is being strengthened with new
technology.
Power
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Only
the people of China do not realize the power of Xi Jinping.
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In
2014, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott told German Chancellor Angela
Merkel about his China policy. Abbott had said that Australia's relationship
with China is of fear and greed.
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Efforts
are being made to tell the whole world how great China is.
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Xi
Jinping continues to appeal to the people of Chinese origin to tell the people
about the great history and power of China in their respective countries.
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The
world believes that the power of China's money is iron.
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In
2015, when he went on a tour of the United States, the boss lines of companies
like Apple, Microsoft, Cisco, Amazon were waiting to meet Xi.
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Zuckerberg,
the head of the Facebook that is banned in China, also met Jinping. Google is
also banned in China.
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His
officers were not even invited to meet Xi.
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Xi
Jinping wants strict control over the Internet and cyberspace. Therefore it
becomes important for them to control such big cyber companies.
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Like,
Facebook's chatting app WhatsApp has been banned in China many times.
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Similarly,
Apple has also made several changes in its App Store in China according to the
policies of China.
Conscience voice
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There
are many people in China who are close to Xi Jinping. They have been following
their policies. Still he has to face the government whip.
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One
such person is Shu Zhiong. He was the first research scholar. Later, Shu
Zhiyong started representing the people who were lagging behind in China's
economic growth.
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People
who have not benefited from the progress of the country. Like laborers,
homeless people, etc.
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Shu
Zhiong raised a platform of citizens demanding freedom to speak. He was
arrested for working against the national interest.
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In
court, Shu said that the country's constitution gives them the freedom to
speak. Freedom, justice and love are our core values.
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The
judge did not let them speak. Said that Shu's words are meaningless.
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This
is the condition of Shu Zhiong, who was associated with Xi's mission of honesty
in public life. He had to go to jail.
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Under
Xi Jinping, it is a crime to question the Communist revolution or its leaders.
Even though he and his family have been victims of Mao's persecution.
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Even
if three crore Chinese citizens died of hunger due to Mao's policies. But going
to jail on exposing these bitter truths is certain.
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Mao's
body is put on display
What politics
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Xi
Jinping wants to carry forward the tradition of Mao. He considers himself the
heir of Mao.
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He
has promised the people of the country that they will make China rich and
powerful. They know how dangerous people's interest in politics can be.
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Therefore,
they are not entitled to give more freedom of expression to the citizens.
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Xi
Jinping also learned the lesson of life from the disintegration of the Soviet
Union. They believe that the collapse of the Soviet Union happened because they
had forgotten their aim.
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He
had lost his goal. He also said in a speech that the Soviet Communist Party had
more members than the Communist Party of China.
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Still
no one tried to stop the disintegration. They are strongly against openness. Xi
Jinping often refers to the eleventh-century Chinese thinker Su Xi.
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Those
who used to be warned of internal danger. Those who used to say that the
situation needs strict monitoring. Otherwise it will destroy the inner danger.
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Xi
Jinping often teaches his citizens to adopt the value of their lives in China.
Do not be influenced by Western thought.
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Because
if we copy others, we will lose our identity.
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Under
Xi Jinping, Muslims, Christians, workers, bloggers, journalists, feminists and
lawyers have all been sent to jail.
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They
strongly dislike the agitators. They do not tolerate those who speak openly
against the government and the party.
What country are you
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Many
times such people were shown live on TV before being sentenced. The cases were
broadcast live to downgrade their views.
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Where
such people considered their mistakes in front of the whole country. Bowed his
head in front of the party. Such people often confessed on TV that they were
caught in the tricks of the enemy.
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Pawn
was made. Such people were repeatedly told to be a threat to the country.
Before the arrest of the rebel leader Shu Zhiong, a document was distributed
among the party leaders.
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It
was told that nothing has to be said on issues like freedom of the press,
rights of common people and independent courts.
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Xi
Jinping often advises the people of his country to love the country. Love your
motherland. Honor China's communist revolution.
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Know
and understand China's culture and life values.
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They
tell people to always remember two things, first is the return of China's pride
and second is the dream of China.
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In
China, these things can be seen from the railway stations to the banners and
posters on the roads.
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They
are also passed on to people through TV series, online animation and mobile
apps. These slogans are everywhere.
To risk
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For
centuries, the emperors of China have tried to present the power of the country
in two ways. On one hand, the strategic power of China. On the other hand its
soft power.
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He
had been trying to strike a balance between the two. Xi Jinping does the same
while celebrating China's communist history.
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On
the one hand, they bow in front of Chairman Mao's bloody communist revolution.
On the other hand, they also give head in front of Deng Xiao Ping's economic
revolution.
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That
is, they respect Marxism. Also celebrate economic openness. Their Chinese dream
means a strong China.
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But
apart from this dream, the dream of freedom of Shu Zhiong is considered a
threat to the country. Shu was released after four years of incarceration.
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They
have no idea since then.
The
challenges
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Regarding
China, the great Singaporean leader Lee Kuan Yew had said, 'He is the biggest
player in the history of the world'.
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After
coming to power in 2012, Xi was determined to make China the biggest player.
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By
2021, the 100th anniversary of the Communist Party of China, China will become
an average country in terms of economic growth.
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At
the same time, by 2049, China will become a fully developed, rich and powerful
country after the completion of hundred years of the coming of Communists to
power.
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Soon
China's economy will be 40 percent bigger than America.
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By
2049, China's economy will be three times bigger than the US in terms of
purchasing power. The last four decades have been unique to China and Xi
Jinping.
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When
the President of the United States met Chairman Mao in 1972, Xi Jinping used to
live in a cave at that time. He used to study under the light of Dhibri.
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At
that time Richard Nixon had said, 'Looking at the future, we cannot separate
China from the rest of the countries.
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Otherwise,
he will keep himself apart and weave his dream in himself. Will keep hate from
others in the heart. Will continue to threaten its neighbors'.
Opportunity
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When
the West opened its doors to China, many of Xi's generation had decided to
leave their country.
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But
Xi realized that he would not be able to do anything special when he left his
country.
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They
meet foreigners with great confidence. He says that 'China does not export
revolution.
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Does
not export starvation and poverty. China does not give you any headache. What
else you need.'
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The
China that Xi inherited was powerful. He wanted to demonstrate his strength on
the world stage. Xi Jinping has given that opportunity to China.
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From
creating artificial islands in the disputed South China Sea to the Belt and
Road project, he has given these opportunities to his country.
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They
are following the saying that unless you have a good chance, you should keep
your strength hidden.
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China
has also taken advantage of Trump's withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement
and Trade Agreements.
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Xi
has projected himself as the world's biggest leader regarding this agreements.
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In
a recent TV documentary, his foreign policy was presented as charisma.
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Another
TV series has described his campaign against corruption. But Xi faces even
greater challenges.
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There
are big economic issues behind the glitter curtain. China's pace of development
is slowing down. The debt on the government is increasing.
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Many
economists are warning that the time for reforms is ending fast for China.
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Behind
the iron wall of ideological unity, many different opinions about China are
also being raised.
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The
good thing is that even before Xi, the Communist Party of China has faced many
challenges. Have won them.
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Mao
faced challenges ranging from famine to Cultural Revolution. So, in 1989, the
democratic movement suffered.
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Under
the rule of Xi Jinping, economic progress has been imposed on the oppressed. He
sent many leaders to jail. Acted against corruption.
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Opponent
after Chairman Mao, it is seen for the first time that China's future depends
on one such person.
