The Chinese Communist Party has molded China in every aspect, guiding its evolution from a socialist to an open market economy led by iconic leaders like Deng Xiaoping and Xi Jinping. The CCP controls strategic sectors while allowing private enterprise in others. It has created a unique revenue system based on budgetary revenues, social insurance, land revenues, and state-owned enterprise profits. This direct control of 38% of GDP allows aggressive responses to crises. The Chinese constitution advocates for continued rise as a world power with economic prosperity, a strong military, and environmental protection, all with the CCP at the center.
The Chinese Communist Party has molded China in every aspect, guiding its evolution from a socialist to an open market economy led by iconic leaders like Deng Xiaoping and Xi Jinping. The CCP controls strategic sectors while allowing private enterprise in others. It has created a unique revenue system based on budgetary revenues, social insurance, land revenues, and state-owned enterprise profits. This direct control of 38% of GDP allows aggressive responses to crises. The Chinese constitution advocates for continued rise as a world power with economic prosperity, a strong military, and environmental protection, all with the CCP at the center.
The Chinese Communist Party has molded China in every aspect, guiding its evolution from a socialist to an open market economy led by iconic leaders like Deng Xiaoping and Xi Jinping. The CCP controls strategic sectors while allowing private enterprise in others. It has created a unique revenue system based on budgetary revenues, social insurance, land revenues, and state-owned enterprise profits. This direct control of 38% of GDP allows aggressive responses to crises. The Chinese constitution advocates for continued rise as a world power with economic prosperity, a strong military, and environmental protection, all with the CCP at the center.
The Chinese Communist Party has molded China in every aspect, guiding its evolution from a socialist to an open market economy led by iconic leaders like Deng Xiaoping and Xi Jinping. The CCP controls strategic sectors while allowing private enterprise in others. It has created a unique revenue system based on budgetary revenues, social insurance, land revenues, and state-owned enterprise profits. This direct control of 38% of GDP allows aggressive responses to crises. The Chinese constitution advocates for continued rise as a world power with economic prosperity, a strong military, and environmental protection, all with the CCP at the center.
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RENMIN UNIVERSITY OF CHINA
CONTEMPORARY CHINESE SOCIETY
PROFESSOR XIE GUIHUA STUDENT: ROSALIA ORTIZ 2020-190160
LECTURE 2: PARTY, STATE, AND SOCIETY
The Chinese nation can be studied as a very particular human civilization that has
reinvented itself repeatedly. At the same time, it has kept the vital characteristic equal by a
thousand years, and they will keep doing the same. We dare to name this as the Chinese Goal's
Spirit, the strength and discipline, the systematic and well-thinking path as a lead, has brought
them a surprising nation. The modern concept of China as a State was born in the elections of
1953, where the government must become a concept real through population acceptance. One of
the major obstacles was the population itself; by that time, china's people were a vast low
economy an uneducated nation that does not understand complex concepts as "Communism,”
"Marxism," or "Democracy," the ordinary people want an improvement in his life quality. The
government translated the speech into simple slogans and propaganda. As a personal opinion,
one of the most admired Chinese characteristics is adequate acceptance as human beings and
self-cognition; this opens the opportunity for a most accurate tactic. They used human attraction
to symbolism, cultural identification, and social drag. The new era brings change promises of
social order, where an ordinary citizen or even one from minorities can be a politician. The Chinese Communist Party molded the nation in every aspect, evolving from the
socialist intern market to an open one, guided by iconic leaders like Deng Xiaoping and Xi
Jinping. The last one was plasm in the Chinese Constitution as Thought on Socialism with
Chinese Characteristics for a New Era in 2017. Socioeconomic development increased in the last
50 years, following numerous plans, projects, and initiatives to increase the GDP. In the Article
"Is China Socialist?" Barry Naughton explains how they structured a governmental individual
and collective approach to getting the Party's nation milestones. In this new model, the
government still controls all the strategic major-scale and capital-intensive sectors and at the
same time, let the private enterprise some specific ones. CCP has not followed the traditional
economic model; it created its government revenue based on four major points(Noughton 2017):
budgetary revenues, social insurance premium, land revenues, and net income from state-owned
enterprises. Also, something important is its tax organization. The government had direct control
of the 38% of GDP(Noughton 20017), allowing it to make aggressive responses to particular
situations such as the COVID-19 and 2009 financial crisis. They have one of the lowest personal
tax income, only a 1.3% GDP, goods and services get a 4.6% of GDP, Social insurance a 6.8%,
ordinary budgetary revenues and social insurance contributions a 28.6%, in resume In the same
lead, the state it is the banking sector leader with an 85%. China's goal Spirit was expressed in
the Constitution advocate for China's rise as a world player, economy prosperity achievement, strengthen the military and preserve the environment as life, again with the Party as center and
population as masters. History goes and comes, and people do the same till the breaking point.
References CCP. Constitution of the Communist Party of China. 2017. Naughton, Barry. "Is China Socialist?" Journal of Economic Perspective, 2017: 3-24. Zhang, Jishun. "Creating Masters of the Country in Shanghai and Beijing: Discourse and the 1953-54 Local Peolple{s Congress Elections." The China Querterly, 2014: 1071-1091.
