An annual report by a Washington-based organization finds that Taiwan is a matter of legitimacy for the Communist regime and the success or failure of Xi Jinping‘s re-election in 2022. And while the Communist Party has relied on speech censorship to keep the regime alive during the Epidemic, it has destroyed its own international image by using the Great Internal Propaganda tactic in diplomacy.
The Center for Advanced China Research, a Washington-based nonprofit that specializes in the study of the Chinese Communist Party, has released its latest annual report, divided into three major sections: 1) the central leadership cannot be blamed; 2) the public opinion is guided by strict speech censorship and The Center for Advanced China Research released its latest annual report, which is divided into three major chapters: 1.
David Gitter, president and executive director of the Center for Advanced China Studies, told Radio Free Asia, “The CCP was unable to hide or reverse the suffering of the Wuhan people in particular, and people were upset that officials initially withheld information about the outbreak, however, CCP propaganda did effectively turn public opinion internally.”
Although both the CCP government and local officials in Hubei were involved in the cover-up, Gitt said, the fault was ultimately borne by the local officials, and the CCP and Xi Jinping escaped blame as public opinion was manipulated. The local government became the scapegoat.
In his report, Gitt said that the CCP’s big internal propaganda tactics have been somewhat effective in maintaining domestic stability and redeeming its image. However, the CCP’s export of this propaganda and narrative to the international community has been unsuccessful in restoring the CCP’s international reputation and has had the opposite effect.
The report argues that the CCP virus (Wuhan pneumonia) epidemic did not become a “Chernobyl moment” for the CCP to repeat the mistakes of the Soviet Union and disintegrate its regime, but the key to the CCP’s regime change is Taiwan and Xi Jinping.
The report says that if the Communist Party launches a war against Taiwan and loses, it would be humiliating for the regime and would anger the public; an incident that would affect Xi’s authority or could trigger a crisis that would extend his term in 2022.
The report argues that the CCP cares about regime stability and will do its best to ensure that these surprises do not happen, and that outsiders should not bet on a crisis in the legitimacy of the CCP’s rule in order to bring change to China as soon as possible.
According to Gitt, Xi will see the reunification of Taiwan as an important part of his political legacy in pursuit of the so-called China Dream. But with Xi Jinping’s centralization of power in one place and no term limits, he can wait on the Taiwan issue. He would avoid risking a war against Taiwan because a failure would destroy the stability of the CCP regime.
In recent months, the Chinese Communist Party has been escalating its civilian attacks and military intimidation against Taiwan, and has sent military aircraft to fly frequently over the center line of the strait. Last weekend, the CCP sent 28 military sorties into Taiwan’s western airspace to disturb Taiwan. On the 26th, four more military planes were sent into the same airspace.
According to the “Southwest Taiwan Airspace” Facebook page on the 26th, the Chinese Communist Party entered Taiwan’s airspace for a total of 25 days in January, and Taiwan’s military forces broadcasted 74 times to disperse.
The Republic of China Defense Minister Yan Defa last year, when inspecting the Air Force Operations Command, asked officers and soldiers to maintain a high morale at all times, to unite the team centripetal, “we do not provoke, do not raise conflict, do not cause trouble, but we do not fear war, do not shy away from war”.
In the same year, O’Brien, who was then the White House national security advisor, also warned the Chinese Communist Party that if the Chinese Communist Party dared to violate Taiwan by force, once the United States intervened, the Chinese Communist Party’s situation would become very dangerous, and the United States would also unite with the world to form an Anti-Communist coalition, and the Chinese Communist Party would be isolated and become an “international pariah”.
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