[Epoch Times, 12 settembre 2022]The 20th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party will be held on October 16. A 10,000-character article published in the Chinese Communist Party’s “Chinese Academy of Social Sciences” research groupclosed country“After the policy was overturned, the eldest son of Hu Yaobang, the former general secretary of the CCP Central Committee,Hu DepingWritten approval “closed countrywhich is interpreted asXi Jinpingwith otherssecond generation redconflict.
Hu DepingOn September 5, an article was published on the WeChat public account of the “Beijing Dacheng Enterprise Research Institute”, citing the views of the “grandparents” of the CCP Marx and Engels, saying: China will inevitably “open its doors”, and it is impossible. for China to “withdraw”, etc.
Hu Deping pointed the finger at the Chinese Academy of History, saying that Ma and En’s views on China’s openness: “It’s more meaningful for China today than it was in the past, and I hope to see more practical guidance from ‘Academy in this regard. Significant article. “
On August 24, the Chinese Academy of History published a 15,000-word article “New Explorations on the Issue of the Shutdown of the Country in the Ming and Qing Dynasties”, stating that the closed-door policy of the Ming and Qing Dynasties was not “closed – doors and closed doors “, but mere” self-limitation “, in order to safeguard the sovereignty of the country, preventing Western colonial aggression.
Because the author Chinese Academy of History is a so-called prominent national research institute affiliated with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. When established in 2019Xi JinpingSent a congratulatory letter. Therefore, the article is believed to send a signal that China is turning into a “closed country” and many associations point to Xi Jinping’s left turn policy.
Commentator Zhou Xiaohui wrote in The Epoch Times on September 8, stating that aside from whether Ma and En’s observations on China are accurate and their observations are all correct, Hu Deping used Ma and En’s words to to criticize the current trend of “closing the country” which is spreading to the top. On the contrary, he is showing his attitude, that is, he opposes the reverse, opposes any form of closure of the country, and supports reforms and openness.
The article claims that, as a typicalsecond generation red, Hu Deping and Hu Dehua, the sons of Hu Yaobang close to Xi, strongly supported Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption campaign, but with Xi’s “left turn” after the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, and they marginalized the second red generation that supported him, the two rarely expressed themselves. . It is said that, especially after the second generation of Red and real estate developer Ren Zhiqiang was severely sentenced to prison in 2020, many of the second generation of Reds who once supported Xi have distanced themselves from Xi, and some have publicly questioned Xi. .
Hu Deping turned 80 in November this year. He graduated from Peking University’s History Department with a major in Party History. He was a former Deputy Director of the United Front Labor Department of the CCP Central Committee, a member of the 10th National Standing Committee of the People’s Congress, a member of the Internal and Judicial Affairs Committee of the National People’s Congress, and first vice president of the Chinese Federation of People’s Congress. industry and commerce. He is currently a member of the Standing Committee of the National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference and vice-chairman of the Economic Committee.
Cai Xia, a former Communist Party professor of the Communist Party of China who is also a second generation redhead, published an article in the popular American magazine “Foreign Affairs” (Foreign Affairs) on September 6, mentioning that Xi Jinping is looking for. to enter the 20th National Congress for a third term, but is facing the challenges of The three factions of “Left, Center and Right” in the party are increasingly opposed. The right refers to liberals who support market economy and moderate authoritarianism (and even constitutional democracy), including the followers of Hu Yaobang and Zhao Ziyang.
Responsible editor: Ning Feng #
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