Beijing time:2022-06-27 06:49
[NTDTV, Beijing time, June 27, 2022]As the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China is approaching, Wang Xiaohong, who has just assumed the post of Minister of Public Security, has deployed stability maintenance operations one after another. After the Ministry of Public Security of the Communist Party of China announced on June 25 that it would launch the “Hundred-Day Action” for public security rectification, it announced again on the 27th that it would launch a half-year special work to combat and rectify the “Internet navy”.
According to the Xinhua News Agency, the CCP media reported on the 27th, the WeChat public account of the Cyber Security Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security of the Communist Party of China reported that due to factors such as “traffic economy” and “fan economy”, illegal activities related to the Internet navy still continued to be fought and banned repeatedly.
According to the report, from now on, the Cyber Security Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security will launch a six-month-long special work of “strike and rectify the Internet navy” nationwide.
In recent years, the Chinese authorities have continuously tightened the space for online speech. Whenever the CCP is on a “sensitive date”, the authorities will use so-called “cleaning the net” and other actions to severely sanction the criticism and different voices raised by netizens against the government and society. A large number of social media groups discussing current affairs were blocked, and rights activists were interviewed about “drinking tea.”
This is a sensitive period before the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, exposing cases of human rights violations by the CCP, police brutality in law enforcement, and reporting cases where the official is acting as an umbrella for the underworld. Recently, it has been continuously exposed on the Internet, and the anger of netizens against the CCP is constantly accumulating.
On the other hand, while Xi Jinping is striving for re-election at the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, anti-Xi forces at home and abroad have successively launched “public opinion wars” against Xi Jinping, and relevant articles and remarks are constantly fermenting on the Internet.
Wang Xiaohong, who took office as Minister of Public Security on June 24, launched an operation to “strike and rectify the cyber army” at this time. It remains to be seen which targets will be targeted.
At the same time, on the 25th, the second day after Wang Xiaohong took office, the Ministry of Public Security announced the launch of the “Hundred Days of Action to Crack Down and Rectify the Public Security in Summer”, claiming to eradicate underworld forces, and to strengthen political security and social control, and take practical actions to “welcome the fight against evil”. “The 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China was held.
In response to “strengthening political security,” the Ministry of Public Security announced that it must strictly guard against and severely crack down on various types of infiltration by “hostile forces”, and resolutely defend “national regime security, institutional security, and ideological security.”
Some people believe that Wang Xiaohong, who was accused of being a close associate of Xi Jinping, was promoted to Minister of Public Security before the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, in order to help Xi Jinping firmly grasp the “knife handle” of the political and legal system. From the six-month rectification of the “Internet Navy” to the “Summer Rectification Hundred Days Action”, it is all to ensure that Xi’s third term will not change.
(Editor in charge: Wen Hui)
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