On March 24, 2021, the Communist Youth League issued an article on its official Weibo account, digging up an old statement issued by the Swedish clothing brand H&M in October last year, refusing to use Xinjiang cotton because of human rights persecution, severely criticizing H&M and adding to the hype, setting off a new wave of boycott of Western products.
Then, the Communist Party’s CCTV and other major official media turned on full throttle, verbal attacks, fanning the flames, calling for a universal boycott of H&M, while Taobao, Tmall, Jingdong and other e-commerce companies followed the H&M products off the shelves, the pinkies were incited to boil their blood, and began to boycott a number of international manufacturers who had stated that they refused to use Xinjiang cotton, the brands affected include Adidas (Adidas), Nike (Nike), Uniqlo ( Uniqlo (Uniqlo), Burberry (Burberry) and so on.
Why didn’t the Chinese Communist Party take action last year and only reopen old scores six months later?
Many people wonder: Why did not the Chinese Communist Party in October last year to boycott those international brands that declare “refused to use Xinjiang cotton”, to delay until now to start tossing?
Of course, a very important reason is that the United States was President Trump in power, the entire Trump Administration is very tough on the Chinese Communist Party, once the Chinese Communist Party has any action, the Trump administration will immediately hit back with full force, and increase the intensity of sanctions to the Chinese Communist Party. Therefore, the opposite of the Trump administration, the Chinese Communist Party simply do not dare to act rashly.
In fact, as early as December last year, the Trump administration has let the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) announced a ban on imports of cotton and cotton fabrics from Xinjiang, and require all U.S. ports of entry, detaining cotton products produced by the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, unless the provision of “forced labor” is not involved in the proof before being released.
Another reason is that at the end of last year, the Chinese Communist Party was trying to bring in the EU to deal with the U.S., and even Xi Jinping himself made major concessions to the EU in several key areas, trying to facilitate the China-EU Comprehensive Investment Agreement, which had not been signed for seven years. Therefore, the Chinese Communist Party does not want friction or even conflict with the EU at this Time, which could lead to mistakes in this China-EU agreement.
Why did the Chinese Communist Party suddenly make a big fuss about the “Xinjiang cotton” incident at this time?
On March 22 this year, the European Union, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Canada have joined hands to sanction the Chinese Communist Party, including the European Union announced that the Chinese Communist Party has violated human rights in Xinjiang, the Chinese Communist Party officials on the grounds of the hammer sanctions, the implementation of travel bans and asset freezes; officials sanctioned include the head of the Xinjiang Public Security Bureau Chen Mingguo, former Secretary of the Political and Legal Committee Zhu Hailun, the Standing Committee of the Party Committee of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Secretary of the Political and Legal Committee Wang Mingshan, and Wang Junzheng, political commissar of Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps and chairman of China New Construction Group Corporation.
It is worth mentioning that this is the first time since the June 4 massacre in 1989 that the EU and the UK have announced sanctions against the CCP. Moreover, all of the Xinjiang officials sanctioned by the EU had participated in the persecution of Falun Gong. In addition, one CCP entity was also sanctioned: the Public Security Bureau of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps.
In an attempt to save face, the Chinese Communist Party announced sanctions against 10 individuals and four entities in Europe on the same day. Unexpectedly, the CCP’s “counter-sanctions” angered the European Union, and the European Parliament immediately cancelled a review meeting to be held the next day on the signing of the China-EU Comprehensive Investment Agreement, which directly jeopardized the “diplomatic triumphs” that the CCP had spent seven years on and were finally secured by Xi Jinping’s personal intervention. “. Moreover, three of the four largest political parties in the EU have made it clear that they will not support the CEIBS if the CCP does not withdraw its “counter-sanctions.
Seeing that the illusion of bringing in the EU to fight against the U.S. is going to fizzle out, the CCP is trying to repeat its old tactics and rehash old scores, in a vain attempt to exert economic pressure to force critics in Europe and the U.S. and other Western countries to make concessions, at a time when the Trump administration, which is tough on the CCP, is no longer in office, and the CCP thinks it can do whatever it wants; at the same time, the CCP is launching a public opinion war, which is acting for the people inside the wall to save some face lost from the beating it took. Of course, the CCP is also trying to use the “Xinjiang cotton” incident to incite nationalism and divert the attention of the Chinese people from the human rights disaster in Xinjiang itself.
So, will the CCP’s plan work?
The Chinese Communist Party’s daydream is shattered
On the mainland, as all kinds of truths are exposed, more and more people are no longer buying into the CCP’s incitement and deception, except for the little pinkos and the “patriotic” touts who have been brainwashed by the CCP. Despite the “outrage” on the Internet by the CCP’s official media and the pinkos, most of the international brands being “boycotted” have seen their stores continue to do business as usual. What’s more, the products of brands such as Nike were rushed and the sales volume increased rather than decreased. Many netizens also said that the more the Chinese Communist Party “boycotts”, the more they want to support.
Therefore, this campaign of “boycotting” Western products orchestrated by the CCP has turned into a farce of “war of words” for the amusement of the pinkies, and a campaign of “boycotting” the CCP with practical actions. “The campaign to incite deception by the Chinese Communist Party. The difficulty of continuing to demagogue people means that the “legitimacy” of the ruling party no longer exists, and this is what the CCP fears most.
Internationally, the “boycotted” international brand companies and the international community no longer show weakness, but abide by universal values and unite to say “no” to the CCP’s persecution of human rights and resist the CCP’s unreasonable bullying. For example, the share price of Shenzhou International, China’s largest garment factory, has plummeted by more than 25%, forcing the related industry chain to move out of China quickly.
The most critical point is that the CCP’s persecution of human rights in Xinjiang is actually a violation of universal values. Even the White Left, which has always been soft on the CCP, will not support the CCP’s “blood and cotton” because the CCP’s persecution of Muslims directly violates the “political correctness” they hold in high regard.
The Chinese Communist Party, which just spilled its guts at the U.S.-China summit, could not have imagined that the Trump era has already started the prelude to the “extermination of the Communist Party” and made “anti-communism” a national consensus. Whether the successor supports Trump or not, it is difficult to “risk the world” to overturn the “Anti-Communist” line set by Trump, and then directly embrace with the CPC.
Conclusion
The Chinese Communist Party’s speculation on the “Xinjiang cotton” incident, the anti-cocoon, moving stones to smash their feet, the process can see more and more international manufacturers no longer kneel to the Chinese Communist Party, more and more Chinese people become awake, take the initiative to resist the Chinese Communist Party’s incitement, deception.
Since ancient times, the one who wins the hearts of the people wins the world. When people at Home and abroad no longer eat the CCP’s “fake, evil and fighting”, is the CCP still far from disintegration?
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