The CPC has perceived with ever greater clarity that the ‘other bank of the river’ (bi an) is an ethically-guided political economy in which the force of the ‘invisible hand’ of market competition is combined with an ethically-driven ‘visible hand’ of state regulation, with the CPC at its core.
The common root of China winning the war to contain the contagious coronavirus, and China winning the war to eradicate extreme poverty, is the CPC’s leadership and organizational capacity.
Today’s ‘Chinese mountain’ is already a source of great satisfaction and pride for all Chinese, and it will only become more prosperous in the future.
The founding of the People’s Republic of China only marks the completion of the first stage of the Chinese revolution. Now it is heading for a prosperous China, a socialist modern country at a higher stage, which is the ultimate goal of mankind stated by Karl Marx.
Bringing all these different kinds of people together and maintaining their support required organisational sophistication and strategic planning, especially for the goals of social revolution.
Combining China’s Five Principles and shared future concepts with traditional Western humanist concepts provides a basis for discussion and common cooperative and constructive action.
The historic transformation that China has achieved in the past hundred years is a strong testimony to the resilience, energy and talent of the people of China.
China outperforms the world’s largest democracy on almost every economic and social indicator.
Given that such measures would also contribute to the fulfilment of the goal of common prosperity, alongside rural revitalisation they offer China a win-win-win solution to the challenge of achieving well-rounded human development.
China’s independence, and the efforts of other nations in the South to find their own independent ways, arduous as they are, ultimately are not compatible with Washington’s intensely ideological American-centric globalism.
China’s accomplishments can be attributed to the CPC’s extraordinary performance over the past century.
China is committed to building a multipolar world whereby global problems are resolved by multilateral institutions and cooperation among nations rather than a singular nation’s influence.
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