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Xi Jinping control over the Chinese Communist Party

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Joseph Torigian
Joseph Torigian

“Mr. Xi [Xi Jinping] sees history as a tool to use against the biggest threats to Chinese Communist Party rule. He's also someone who sees that competing narratives of history are dangerous.”

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Assistant professor at American University
07 Nov 2021 3 3
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Geremie R. Barmé
Geremie R. Barmé

“This is about creating a new timescape for China around the Communist Party and Xi [Xi Jinping] in which he is riding the wave of the past towards the future. It is not really a resolution about past history, but a resolution about future leadership.”

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Historian of China based in New Zealand
07 Nov 2021 2 2
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Herbert Raymond McMaster
Herbert Raymond McMaster

“China will keep turning up the heat with provocations in the region, especially next year since Xi [Xi Jinping] will likely continue as chairman for an unprecedented third term. It is a very dangerous time. I think it is probably not the most dangerous time yet. I do think that 2022, as many people have pointed out, is a critical period.”

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Former United States National Security Advisor (2017 to 2018)
04 Oct 2021 2 7
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Maya Wang
Maya Wang

“A lot of people have characterised the Chinese government in more recent years as a more institutionalised form of governance despite the fact that it's a dictatorship. I think the sweeping changes that are being brought on as part of Xi consolidating power asks to what extent that understanding of the Chinese government is accurate.”

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Senior China researcher at Human Rights Watch
30 Sep 2021 3 3
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Lim Tai Wei
Lim Tai Wei

“(Xi Jinping) wants to prove his leadership in almost every sphere of China, whether it's international relations, domestic affairs, corruption issues, cultural issues, which is new, and so, therefore, you see all the sort of movements happening almost simultaneously, possibly in preparation for next year's big events.”

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Senior research fellow at the National University of Singapore
30 Sep 2021 5 3
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Lim Dae-geun
Lim Dae-geun

“Beijing's regulation [Chinese authorities bolstering regulations on the entertainment sector] is more likely a part of the CCP's effort to buttress its political system. After Xi Jinping took office in 2013, he first tightened his grip on the political sector, eliminating his archrival Bo Xilai, the former Communist Party Secretary of Chongqing Municipality. Bo was later sentenced to life in prison on charges of corruption and power abuse. Xi then turned his attention to businesspeople like Jack Ma, the former executive chairman of the Chinese technology behemoth Alibaba Group, and now it seems the time has come for the culture and entertainment realms.”

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Professor of Ingenium College of Convergence Studies at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (HUFS) and an expert of Chinese cultural studies
18 Sep 2021 8 4
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Charles Burton
Charles Burton

“By comparison [with Mao Zedong concentration of power], Xi Jinping has no such checks or balances, having already methodically purged potential rivals like Sun Zhengcai and Bo Xilai through anti-corruption campaigns. Xi has now assumed absolute control of the party, army and state.”

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Expert in Chinese politics at Canada’s Brock University
20 Mar 2018 5 2
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