How does the Communist Party’s ideal Chinese citizen look, sound and think? Listen to the latest episode of “Drum Tower” for more https://t.co/VGHgLBoMsj ...

How does the Communist Party’s ideal Chinese citizen look, sound and think? Listen to the latest episode of “Drum Tower” for more https://t.co/Oz5A25vT3H ...

The Communist Party is calling for tongzhi—an outdated Maoist greeting—to return to everyday speech. But the term, which means “comrade”, is unlikely to make a comeback outside of the party https://t.co/hJe9w4vMyG ...

I do agree that Keynesianism was the most successful variant of Communism. It also seized ~100% of wealth from the population over time, but did it gradually and invisibly as opposed to suddenly and violently.But that business model is ending.https://t.co/BFlayTRJH0 https://t.co/f33rcThanhstaysaasy (@staysaasy):@balajis This graph also correlates with us becoming the most prosperous nation in the history of the human race.So not sure it’s clear evidence of doom. ...

The Chinese government is trying to bring back the word tongzhi—a greeting meaning “comrade”—into everyday speech. But there is little sense of camaraderie between China’s haves and have-nots https://t.co/BO2XO8jtEZIllustration: Ben Hickey https://t.co/aTITVm5cAq ...

I'm about to have such a hard time condemning the phrase worldwide. What. I think it's terrible.He's a communist. The last thing we need is a communist. I said there will never be a socialism in the United States, that we have an economy that I think is bad news.And I think you're going to have a lot of fun with him watching him because he has to get right. This is going to get his money. And don't worry, he's not going to run away with anything.I think he does. Frankly, I've heard he's a total nutjob. I th ...

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Economic Shift & Geopolitics - The speaker argues there has been a rapid shift of economic power in the last 25 years, largely unnoticed [5] - The world order has changed significantly in the last 24-25 years [6] - The speaker challenges the Western media's narrative about China, finding it untrue based on personal observation [3][7] - The speaker highlights the "Thucydides Trap," suggesting the West is threatened by China's rise [16] - The speaker advocates for a multipolar world order, opposing hegemonic dominance by any single state [20][21][25] China's Economic Model & Development - China's economic model is described as a "socialist market economy," where the government owns core infrastructure but allows a private sector [14] - The private sector contributes significantly to China's GDP (60%), urban employment (80%), and new job creation (90%) [15] - China's rapid growth is likened to going from a bicycle to a spaceship in one lifetime, driven by economic reforms starting in 1978 [12] - The "Mayor's Economy" is mentioned as a development strategy, where local mayors are responsible for economic growth with state oversight [13] - China's Belt and Road Initiative is presented as a model for shared prosperity, contrasting with the concentration of wealth in the hands of a few in some Western economies [18][19] China's Future & Global Leadership - The World Bank projects China to be the number one economy by 2030 [27] - China is currently leading in areas like AI, electric vehicles (60 million), and digital finance [26] - The speaker emphasizes China's work ethic and long-term vision as key factors in its success [28] - A unified, multipolar system is needed to address global challenges like AI governance and pandemics [29]