Ten Questions for China's Heir Presumptive

[Ray]

How Indian elect your corrupted government or how you make them corrupted ?

Isn't it great that you can't elect your Govt and they are corrupt on their own?!

 

[Ray]

@Chinese members

Why are you still replying him after reading this?

He has made it clear that anyone who can not give answers satisfying him is fooled by CPC. How many of you are capable of doing that?

@Chinese members,

Please understand that the CCP Minister has spoken.

Now, as good Communists, please roll over and play dead!

 

[Ray]

yes, unfortunately they do not seem to be interested in objective answers.

if they dont like the answer, then we are brainwashed. if they like the answer, then we have defeated the brainwashing.

it doesnt matter if it is true or not or objective or not.

We like objective answers.

That is why we await the responses from OHimalaya and Kickok.

But then, they must have been told not to post by the CPC.

Must have gone like Wang on a long 'health vacation'!

 

[Ray]

"Corruption is the party's mortal wound and degeneration of its working style is its chronic disease," ... "Without help the disease will become fatal."

Bo Xila

2 days ago Sydney Morning Herald

 

[Ray]

Children of revolution decry party for return of sin and corruption

The waning of Bo Xilai's political star in Chording has left the Communist Party's conservative elders without a potential saviour who can turn around what they see as a deepening internal crisis.

Mr Bo, the party boss in Chongqing, announced the sacking of his right-hand man, the city's police chief Wang Lijun, on February 2, leading Mr Wang to later flee Chongqing and spectacularly take refuge in the US consulate in Chengdu.

Days after Mr Wang's sacking, but before his escape, 1200 children of high cadres gathered for their biggest spring festival gathering at Beijing's Heaven and Earth Theatre.

Hu Muying, who is the daughter of the late Hu Qiaomu, a former politburo member and chief speech speechwriter for Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping, used her keynote speech to rail against the kind of party putrefaction that Mr Bo had been waging war against.

''Thirty years of opening and reform have achieved remarkable economic achievements but those brilliant achievements were followed by class polarisation, rampant corruption, a public spiritual vacuum, chaotic thinking, moral decline, prostitution, drugs, triads and so on,'' said Ms Hu, who convened the gathering, as president of the Children of Yan'an Fellowship.

''These evils that were exterminated at the founding of New China have made a comeback and may even have grown worse,'' she said.

Members of the Children of Yan'an make up the largest and most organised group of children of revolutionary heroes, who are using their hereditary privileges to sound the alarm about what they see as a crisis in the party.

Just as China is on the cusp of achieving its century-old dream of great strength, they believe the party has lost all direction and faces a real risk of internal collapse.

At last year's spring festival, Mr Bo was held up as a great red hope. This year, however, no one offered any solutions beyond a wishful plea to incoming leaders. ''We expect the new leadership can recognise the crisis and correct the wayward course,'' Ms Hu said. ''Without this there will be no future.''

Mr Bo, who seemed poised for promotion onto the politburo's standing committee in this year's wholesale leadership change, had captivated and polarised the nation by waging war against corruption and breathing new life into the spirit of Mao Zedong.

He now faces the probability that Mr Wang, once his most trusted ally, is divulging material to Mr Bo's many factional enemies in Beijing.

The director of the Australian National University's Centre on China in the World, Geremie Barme, said Ms Hu's organisation was the first since the 1980s to attempt to take on a role as the party's loyal opposition.

''They matter because in China today the only legitimate form of critique is from within the party's own heritage, which is a socialist-Maoist amalgam,'' Professor Barme said.

It was too easy to be blinded by China's economic miracle, overlook its deeper search for meaning and forget its capacity for abrupt policy changes, he said.

''Bo Xilai often sounds like a political firebrand but he is also incredibly crafty,'' he said.

''One might find Bo Xilai distasteful and that chang hong [sing red] is all over, but China's red culture is far from over.'' Most attendees at the spring festival were born in the Communist Party's pre-revolution stronghold of Yan'an.

There were several there - including Hu Dehua, the son of the late party chief Hu Yaobang - who share Ms Hu's diagnosis of China's crisis but who hold more liberal-democratic views on how it should be solved.

''We, the children of veteran party members, keep thinking: 'Is this the New China our fathers sacrificed their blood to fight for and establish?','' Ms Hu asked. ''How come those who have been overthrown and exterminated have returned today?''

Children of revolution decry party for return of sin and corruption

Bo is a political star of Chongqing!

 

[nimo_cn]

Ten Questions for China's Heir Presumptive

1) Why copy?
2) Why copy?
3)Why copy?
4)Why copy?
5)Why copy?
6)Why paki?
7)Why paki?
8)Why paki?
9)Why paki?
10)Why paki?

Add one more question to the list.
By what time frame Chinese will take over Pakistan, Nepal and Burma ?

May be Bangladesh not !

And let us see how empowered our Indian members are by democracy.

Isn't this the obfuscation Ray keeps objecting.

 

[nimo_cn]

@Chinese members,

Please understand that the CCP Minister has spoken.

Now, as good Communists, please roll over and play dead!

Ray is frustrated that no one is echoing him

We like objective answers.

That is why we await the responses from OHimalaya and Kickok.

But then, they must have been told not to post by the CPC.

Must have gone like Wang on a long 'health vacation'!

Lol, you are desparate for some response from Chinese members.

I guess OHimalaya and Kickok have to come forward to prove that they aren't threatened by the CPC.

Nice try, you must feel lonely this time.

 

[Ray]

Ray is frustrated that no one is echoing him

No that is not the reason.

Indians are tiring of the usual propaganda that is there.

Like Chinese is one language.

Chinese are one people.

There is no difference between the Chinese.

The CCP is always right.

There is no problems in China.

There is no poor in China.

China is a Paradise - the Seventh Heaven.

Lol, you are desparate for some response from Chinese members.

I guess OHimalaya and Kickok have to come forward to prove that they aren't threatened by the CPC.

Nice try, you must feel lonely this time.

And then they have gone into for a long 'health vacation' like Wang!

Remember Wang?


The CCP will recognise your wonderful effort as the leader of the pack out here!

Nothing to add on what Xi Jumping would do?

 

[Ray]

And let us see how empowered our Indian members are by democracy.

Isn't this the obfuscation Ray keeps objecting.

Just proves my point that Indian find the propaganda that you all spout a massive joke and require equally interesting replies!

Ping Pong!

 

[nimo_cn]

Just proves my point that Indian find the propaganda that you all spout a massive joke and require equally interesting replies!

Ping Pong!

Indeed, it is a joke, but not by Chinese members. They are replying your thread.

Ten Questions for China's Heir Presumptive

1) Why copy?
2) Why copy?
3)Why copy?
4)Why copy?
5)Why copy?
6)Why paki?
7)Why paki?
8)Why paki?
9)Why paki?
10)Why paki?

Add one more question to the list.
By what time frame Chinese will take over Pakistan, Nepal and Burma ?

May be Bangladesh not !

 

[nimo_cn]

No that is not the reason.

Indians are tiring of the usual propaganda that is there.

Like Chinese is one language.

Well, over 90% percent Chinese speak one language, and Cantonese along with other dialects belong to one Chinese language.

Chinese are one people

There is no difference between the Chinese.

That is your delusion, we didn't say that.

The CCP is always right.

Neither did we say that, but we do believe CPC does the right thing by making China a better country than India.

There is no problems in China.

There are a lot of problems in China, but still better than India.

There is no poor in China.

Between Chinese and Indians, Chinese are richer.

China is a Paradise - the Seventh Heaven.

In a China vs India scenario, yes, China is a better place.

Still can't accept the fact China is better than India?

Keep on grieving over that.

And then they have gone into for a long 'health vacation' like Wang!

Remember Wang?

Indeed, that is good way to save faces after they two refused to comment on your thread, blaming CPC.

The CCP will recognise your wonderful effort as the leader of the pack out here!

Nothing to add on what Xi Jumping would do?

Another attempt to comfort yourself by blaming CPC after being challenged by common Chinese.

Keep on doing that, it won't take you much time before you tag all Chinese members as communism ministers.

 

[panduranghari]

Between Chinese and Indians, Chinese are richer.

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Wrong. Indian women (almost all of them) hold gold. That alone makes them richer than most of you. Holding dollars and paper promises like junk US treasuries is not considered as being rich. Thats just in economic terms.

We have always been a power house for culture. Chinese people I know want to keep telling us how rich their culture is. We never feel the need to do that.

 

[SPIEZ]

this is not like most western countries' electoral politics.but there is similarities.

as we all know,CCP is the ruling party of china.so the president of the CCP should be the president of china naturally.or,the power will be separated.and that would lead to problems for policy implementation.just imagine that Obama is the president,but Republican Party controled the senate and House of Representatives.of cause,china is not two-party politics,the problem should not be that serious.but as CCP is the ruling power,if china have two leaders,a leader of CCP and a leader of the country,there should be problems.

back to your question,how:

how does Sarkozy become the leader of UMP
how does merkel become the leader of CDU
how does YASUO FUKUDA became the leader of Partai Liberal Democrat Jepang

there r some similarities.

in a word,china combines country leader with party leader.once the party leader is confirmed,the country leader is confirmed.in some other countries,a party leader should be confirmed first,then they competes to be the country leader.

Thanks for the reply, but all I really wanted to know was whether he was elected by the people or the members of the assembly/whatever, or just selected ?

 

[Ray]

Well, over 90% percent Chinese speak one language, and Cantonese along with other dialects belong to one Chinese language.

So the numbers are diminishing as we expose the tall claims!

That is your delusion, we didn't say that.

How droll!!

Neither did we say that, but we do believe CPC does the right thing by making China a better country than India.

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Brilliant deduction!

Of course China is a better country. Say anything otherwise, you will go for 're-education' or a 'health vacation'!

There are a lot of problems in China, but still better than India.

Come, come, I thought it was problem free as per you and your fanboys.

Between Chinese and Indians, Chinese are richer.

True.

Except your rural poor!

In a China vs India scenario, yes, China is a better place.

How can one grieve over a laughing matter! No jokes please since it is the wrong thread!

Indeed! I am sure you dread 're-education'.

Still can't accept the fact China is better than India?

Nothing abnormal for a person who comes here to spout Chinese Communist propaganda!

Keep on grieving over that.

Indeed, that is good way to save faces after they two refused to comment on your thread, blaming CPC.



Another attempt to comfort yourself by blaming CPC after being challenged by common Chinese.

Keep on doing that, it won't take you much time before you tag all Chinese members as communism ministers.[/QUOTE]

 

[Ray]

Xi Jumping has spoken

Views from China's vice president

Monday, February 13, 8:44 AM

Vice President Xi Jinping of China is scheduled to meet with President Obama on Tuesday at the White House. In advance of his visit, the Chinese government invited The Washington Post to submit written questions to the vice president. Following is a transcript of his written answers, as translated and provided to The Post by the Chinese government.

ON U.S.-CHINA RELATIONS
SINCE 1972


Forty years ago, leaders of our two countries, with extraordinary wisdom and vision of statesmen, reopened the long-closed door to China-U.S. exchanges. Since then, China-U.S. relations have forged ahead despite some twists and turns and made historic achievements, bringing huge benefits to both countries and peoples. China-U.S. relations have become one of the most important, dynamic and promising bilateral relationships in today's world. When I visited the United States for the first time in 1985, our bilateral trade was merely US$7.7 billion, and only some 10,000 mutual visits were made each year. Last year, our trade topped US$440 billion, and mutual visits exceeded 3 million.

What has happened over the past 40 years tells us that a sound and stable China-U.S. relationship is crucial for both countries and for peace, stability and prosperity of the Asia-Pacific region and the world at large. During President Hu Jintao's visit to the United States in January last year, the two presidents agreed to build a cooperative partnership based on mutual respect and mutual benefit. This decision fully captures the features and requirements of China-U.S. relations in the new era, that is, to develop mutually beneficial cooperation as partners based on the principle of mutual respect.

ON CHINA-U.S.
BUSINESS COOPERATION

Mutual benefit is the defining feature of China-U.S. business ties. Since the establishment of diplomatic relations, China-U.S. trade has grown over 180 times. Over the past 10 years, U.S. exports to China have increased by 468 percent and created more than 3 million jobs for the United States. Forty-seven out of the 50 U.S. states have seen three-digit or even four-digit growth in their exports to China. And U.S. consumers have saved over US$600 billion by using Chinese products. A survey conducted by AmChamChina last year shows that 85 percent of the U.S.-invested enterprises in China saw their revenue grow in 2010, and 41 percent of them recorded higher profitability in China than their global average. The U.S. investment in China has boosted U.S. exports to China, accelerated U.S. industrial upgrading, and contributed to the growth of the U.S. economy.

As economic globalization gathers momentum, China and the United States have become highly interdependent economically. Such economic relations would not enjoy sustained, rapid growth if they were not based on mutual benefit or if they failed to deliver great benefits to the United States. The Americans who know the real picture of China-U.S. economic relations, including those in the business community, will echo this point.

Frictions and differences are hardly avoidable in our economic and trade interactions. What is important is that we properly handle these differences through coordination based on equality, mutual benefit, mutual understanding and mutual accommodation. We must not allow frictions and differences to undermine the larger interests of our business cooperation.

We have taken active steps to meet legitimate U.S. concerns over IPR [intellectual-property rights] protection and trade imbalance, and we will continue to do so. We will continue to press ahead with the reform of the RMB [renminbi] exchange rate formation mechanism and offer foreign investors a fair, rule-based and transparent investment environment. At the same time, we hope the United States will take substantive steps as soon as possible to ease restrictions on high-tech exports to China and provide a level playing field for Chinese enterprises to invest in the United States.

ON THE ASIA-PACIFIC REGION

China and the United States have more converging interests in the Asia-Pacific region than in anywhere else. In recent years, our two countries have coordinated closely under the framework of APEC [Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation] and ASEAN [Association of Southeast Asian Nations] Regional Forum, and enhanced communication and cooperation on regional economic integration, counterterrorism, nonproliferation, combating transnational crimes, disaster preparedness and reduction, poverty alleviation and relevant regional hotspot issues, thus giving a strong boost to peace and prosperity in the Asia-Pacific.

What the Asia-Pacific countries care most is to maintain economic prosperity and build on the momentum of economic growth and regional cooperation. At a time when people long for peace, stability and development, to deliberately give prominence to the military security agenda, scale up military deployment and strengthen military alliances is not really what most countries in the region hope to see.

The vast Pacific Ocean has ample space for China and the United States. We welcome a constructive role by the United States in promoting peace, stability and prosperity in the region. We also hope that the United States will fully respect and accommodate the major interests and legitimate concerns of Asia-Pacific countries.

ON ECONOMIC

AND SECURITY COOPERATION

In recent years, China and the United States have conducted effective coordination and cooperation in addressing major international and regional issues and meeting global challenges. This has enriched China-U.S. relations and consolidated and expanded the strategic foundation of the relationship. China and the United States have joined hands and worked together with other countries to counter the international financial crisis and promote global economic recovery. We coordinated positions and worked for consensus at the climate change conferences in Copenhagen, Cancun and Durban. We advanced denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and the Six-Party Talks process. We opposed the development and possession of nuclear weapons by any Middle East country in order to maintain regional peace and security. Our two countries have also had effective coordination in addressing such hotspot issues as Afghanistan, South Asia, Sudan and the Middle East.

More at

Views from China’s vice president - The Washington Post

Well tutored!

 

[AprilLyrics]

Thanks for the reply, but all I really wanted to know was whether he was elected by the people or the members of the assembly/whatever, or just selected ?

Xi isnt the president yet.we still need to wait until autumn this year.

and for your question:he is not elected by direct presidential election.

 

[Ray]

Xi Jumping is not yet chosen, but since it is predictable, if one goes by the precedents, then he is in the hot seat to take over.

 

[Ray]

China's Xi Warns Against U.S. Military Buildup in Asia

China's Vice President Xi Jinping is warning the United States against a military build-up in Asia, ahead of his arrival in Washington Monday for a four-day visit.

Xi, who is expected to take charge of China's ruling Communist Party later this year, made the remark in a written response to questions submitted by The Washington Post newspaper. He said Asian countries long for peace and development, and do not want to see the United States scale up military deployments and strengthen military alliances in the region.

U.S. President Barack Obama has announced plans to "pivot" U.S. military power toward Asia even as it cuts back in other regions. The two leaders are scheduled to meet at the White House Tuesday.......

On economic matters, Xi said China will continue to address a number of legitimate U.S. concerns, including protection of intellectual property, China's currency exchange rate, and the establishment of a transparent, rule-based investment environment.

White House officials have said they expect the talks to cover political and human rights issues as well as security and economic matters.

More at:
China's Xi Warns Against U.S. Military Buildup in Asia | News | Tibetan-English

 

[Blackwater]

Why copy paste???

 

[SPIEZ]

Xi isnt the president yet.we still need to wait until autumn this year.

and for your question:he is not elected by direct presidential election.

In other words you don't get to even decide who is going to rule over you .....