The two sessions of the Chinese Communist Party, Wang Yang and Li Keqiang play a double act or fight each other?
The top of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) will be replaced at the 20th Congress next year, and this year’s two sessions will be calm on the surface, but hide fierce infighting. Wang Yang and Li Keqiang each said their own thing on the issue of RTHK. Some analysts believe that these two may be singing a double act, or they may really be playing a game.
One of the main points of the two sessions, CPPCC Chairman Wang Yang and Premier Li Keqiang, on the issue of Taiwan and Hong Kong, left and right to fight each other. When it comes to Hong Kong, Wang Yang does not mention “one country, two systems” and emphasizes the so-called “patriots ruling Hong Kong”, while Li Keqiang emphasizes “one country, two systems, Hong Kong people ruling Hong Kong and a high degree of autonomy”. When it comes to Taiwan, Wang Yang does not mention peace, but says the initiative, the Time and the situation are in the hands of the Chinese Communist Party; Li Keqiang mentions the so-called peaceful reunification.
A senior Japanese media figure Akio Yabata said: “(Wang Yang and Li Keqiang talk about Hong Kong) this is very different, is (left and right). What does Xinhua News Agency say? I can’t find a picture of Li Keqiang on the website.”
Current affairs commentator Thumper: “The two people have both (CCP) black-and-white face components, but also really for the 20th National Congress, that is, the position can keep, keep, or save a component of Life.”
The Chinese Communist Party power struggle follow-up observation point, Samp believes that Xi Jinping may not rule out the State Council, the Military Commission, the Politburo Standing Committee, structural changes to ensure that in the twentieth Congress to be able to handpicked personnel layout.
Apollo.com commentator Wang Duran said, I tend to think is to play the red and white face, Wang Yang Li Keqiang there is no disagreement, there is no problem of mutual combat.
Party Officials Speak Out: Patriotism is Love of Party State, Not Culture and History of China
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has recently made a high-profile campaign to promote the so-called “patriots ruling Hong Kong”. A senior official of the Chinese Foreign Ministry in Hong Kong recently told reporters that “patriotism” means loving the country led by the Chinese Communist Party, not “cultural and historical China”.
According to AFP, on Tuesday, a media reporter asked Song Ru’an, deputy special commissioner of the Chinese Foreign Ministry in Hong Kong, whether the official meaning of “patriotism” for Hong Kong, as in mainland China, means loyalty to the Communist Party.
Song Ru’an replied, “When we talk about patriotism, we don’t mean love for a cultural and historical China, but love for the current People’s Republic of China under the leadership of the Communist Party of China.”
Speaking to Radio Free Asia, Hong Kong current affairs commentator Samuel Samp said that the Chinese Communist Party’s aim in revising Hong Kong’s election system is to force all Hong Kong people to pledge allegiance to the Communist Party of China, and even to require public officials to take an oath of allegiance to the Hong Kong government, the meaning behind which is that they must be “loyal to the Party.
Ignoring Biden‘s Warning, Communist Party Passes Decision to Revise Hong Kong’s Electoral System
On Thursday (March 11), the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) ignored the warnings of the Biden Administration and passed the so-called “Draft Decision on Improving the Electoral System of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region” at a meeting of the National People’s Congress (NPC), which will significantly reduce the proportion of elected members in Hong Kong. Foreign commentators say that the Chinese Communist Party has given the first meeting between the U.S. and Chinese top brass next week a “downward spiral”.
China’s Vaccine Leaders Are Afraid Too? Xi Jinping and Li Keqiang didn’t even extend their arms
While the Chinese Communist Party is making a big deal out of the fact that domestic vaccines have been supplied to more than 60 countries, a serious problem has been revealed, namely the low percentage of Chinese people who have been vaccinated. The CCP authorities are now stepping up efforts to publicize and force people to administer the vaccine.
Inside the CCP, 90% of Shanghai’s health care workers refuse to be vaccinated with the vaccine developed by the CCP.
Communist Party expert Zhong Nanshan disclosed that only 3.56% of Chinese people have been vaccinated.
EU Council President Michel said on March 9 that the percentage of Chinese people vaccinated is already as much as twice lower than in EU countries. Still less can it be compared with the United States and Israel. Why leave such a huge population in your own country unvaccinated, but use vaccines as a diplomatic tool and make a big deal about how you can help provide vaccines to more than 60 countries? He reminded the Chinese Communist Party that by solving the Epidemic in their own country, their own immunity has increased dramatically and they have contributed more to the world than anything else.
The RFE 10 report also mentions that the Chinese media has been reporting endlessly on how foreign heads of state have taken the lead in vaccinating with the CCP’s domestic vaccines, but neither Xi Jinping nor Li Keqiang has yet extended their arms.
Zhao Lijian is furious after being “outflanked”
When asked by the media about an open letter issued by a group of international scientists calling for an independent investigation into the source of the CCP virus, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian was said to be furious and to have spoken in a brutal and forceful tone, angrily calling the group of international scientists who issued the open letter “so-called scientists” with “ulterior motives. ” ……
26 scientists worldwide, including experts in virology, microbiology and other fields, published a joint open letter on the 4th, calling for a new international investigation. The letter points out that half of the WHO expert panel that traveled to Wuhan in February was Chinese, in addition to experts from other countries, limiting the independence of the investigation, and that the panel relies on the Chinese Communist authorities for information and any report could involve political compromise.
The French broadcaster reported that the Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian “stated” the CCP’s “four-point position” on the issue in front of reporters’ questions on the 9th. The spokesman used a very strong and brutal tone.
When a reporter asked a group of international experts published an open letter criticizing the lack of independence of the WHO China traceability survey, Zhao Lijian first made himself happy and “corrected” the reporter that the traceability survey was a “study”, not an “investigation”. “. But investigation is actually a neutral word, including understanding, investigation, research, exploration.
Zhao Lijian’s next comment was very brutal, he told the reporter: “The open letter published by the so-called scientists you mentioned has a completely ulterior motive” and is a “smear” against the WHO and China. Zhao Lijian accused the so-called scientists of “recklessly misinterpreting the scientific findings of the panel and advocating a presumption of guilt investigation against specific countries.
But the open letter, which was published in both the Wall Street Journal and Le Monde, was not written by a group of “so-called” scientists, but by a group of prominent European and American scientists, including a group of scientists from the United States and Europe. The open letter was not written by a group of “so-called” scientists, but by a group of well-known European and American infectious disease scientists, virus experts, geneticists, etc.
Second, the open letter does not presume guilt or smear, but questions the initial claims made by the WHO and the Chinese expert panel at the Wuhan press conference.
A senior monk recalls the unification of Tibet by the Chinese Communist Party as more than 300 artillery shells were fired at Lhasa
Pictured are portraits of people who died in self-immolations displayed by Tibetans during a protest in front of Taipei’s Liberty Square on Oct. 19, 2011.
On the evening of March 10, the Tibetan Welfare Association in Taiwan and the Taiwan Branch of the Tibetan Youth Association held a “310 Tibet Peaceful Resistance Day 62nd Anniversary, World Peace Prayer Lighting Ceremony” at the Freedom Square in Taiwan. Tibetan and Indian monks told the history of the Chinese Communist Party forcing Tibetan representatives to sign the “Article 17 Agreement” and the history of the Chinese Communist Party unifying Tibet with more than 300 shells raining down on them.
Kirti Rinpoche, the 11th Gurden Rinpoche, abbot of Gurden Monastery in Tibet and India, arrived in Taiwan and told through an interpreter that 62 years ago, he witnessed the Chinese Communist army firing 300 artillery shells at Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, and it was also recorded in the newspapers that the Chinese Communist Party had a map with the locations of the shells.
He revealed that the plan of the Chinese Communist Party was to destroy the whole Lhasa and the Tibetans were forced to sign the “Article 17 Agreement” with the Chinese Communist Party. The Chinese Communist Party threatened to destroy Lhasa if they did not sign, and the guns were pointed at the monks and at Lhasa, and shells rained down on the Norbulingka Palace.
He said that at that time, some Tibetans began to go into exile and flee, during which some were caught by the army and directly massacred on the spot. He witnessed these scenes at the time. But the young Tibetans nowadays, who did not go through these sufferings, and his personal experience of the former people, want the future generations to always remember this history.
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