The reporter asked the CCP official to provide more information
On November 2nd, a reporter at the regular press conference of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Communist Party of China hoped that the spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Communist Party of China Wang Wenbin would provide further information on Xi Jinping’s written speech to the United Nations Climate Summit in Glasgow.
On Monday (November 1), the heads of state gathered at the Glasgow Climate Change Summit (COP26), and the General Secretary of the Communist Party of China Xi Jinping only participated in the conference in a written statement on that day.
According to the list of speakers released at the conference, Xi Jinping was the only head of state who delivered a written statement at the conference’s “High-Level Agenda for Heads of State and Government in the First Phase”.
China is currently the world‘s largest emitter of greenhouse gases. According to the data provided by Oxford University’s “Our World in Data” website, China emitted 10.2 billion tons of carbon dioxide in 2019, almost twice that of the United States (5.3 billion tons) and accounted for nearly 28% of total global emissions. %.
Last week, French President Macron and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson had separate telephone conversations with Xi Jinping, hoping that China would send “a decisive signal” on the climate crisis facing the world at the Glasgow Climate Summit.
While Biden was flying from Italy to Scotland, U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan told reporters on Air Force One that the G20 had made progress, but he mentioned that China (the Chinese Communist Party) “has a great extent The upper is free”.
In his written statement on Monday, Xi Jinping not only refuted outside criticism of the CCP’s insufficient commitments, but also emphasized that developed countries should not only do more, but also provide support to developing countries.
Xi Jinping went to the meeting site and failed to deliver a video speech. Instead, he participated in the meeting in the form of a written speech. This does not seem to be the official intention of the CCP, but a downgrading of Xi Jinping from the climate summit.
Earlier, the Guardian newspaper reported that the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs had stated that Xi Jinping would participate in the United Nations Climate Summit (COP26) via video.
According to Reuters, this is the official arrangement of the summit. “After the speeches of world leaders such as US President Biden and French President Macron, Xi Jinping’s statement will be uploaded to the summit’s official website.”
The US news platform Business Insider reported that the change from video speeches to written speeches seems to be a restriction of the international community on leaders who refuse to appear.
A member of the British team responsible for organizing the summit told the Times that only leaders who attended the summit in person could speak at the meeting. Later, Downing Street confirmed this statement to Business Insider.
China’s internal problems are serious, Xi Jinping can’t take care of the climate summit
Regarding Xi Jinping’s only written statement at the Glasgow Climate Summit, not even a video call, whether there were any special reasons for it, Professor Fan Shiping from the Institute of Political Science, Taiwan Normal University told the Voice of Hope reporter that there are too many internal problems in the CCP. The problem is so serious that Xi Jinping can no longer manage such things as garbage sorting.
At present, China’s domestic demand is sluggish and GDP is declining. The technology industry does not seem to be in the hands of state-owned enterprises. Private enterprises have mastered big data in many industries. The suppression of private enterprises has wiped out tens of trillions of capital; the CCP’s “energy conservation and emission reduction” campaign has caused a shortage of coal, power plants cut off power, manufacturing industries and people’s livelihoods have been hit hard, and countless small and medium-sized enterprises are on the verge of bankruptcy and bankruptcy.
On November 1, Premier Li Keqiang of the Communist Party of China met to “fight the fire” and bluntly stated that the current Chinese economy is facing new downward pressure. To find ways to reduce taxes and fees for small and medium-sized enterprises, banks must make appropriate and reasonable concessions to enterprises so that these can support the Chinese economy. “Basic disk” companies survive.
According to the latest official data from the Communist Party of China, China’s small and medium-sized enterprises have exceeded 150 million, of which more than 100 million are individual industrial and commercial households, and these enterprises hold more than 700 million jobs, of which only individual industrial and commercial households hold 300 million jobs. According to statistics, since 2013, new small and medium-sized enterprises have paid 3.81 trillion yuan in taxes in the first three quarters of this year alone, which is basically the same as last year.
Ji Shuoming, a veteran Hong Kong media person, believes that for Xi Jinping, China’s domestic problems are currently piled up and very difficult. Instead of going abroad for a retreat, it is better not to stay in the country to solve practical problems and to consolidate the foundation for his subsequent re-election.
Ji Shuoming said that the CCP is about to convene the 6th Plenary Session of the 19th Central Committee and the 20th National Congress is approaching. The change of term and the re-election of Xi Jinping, personnel arrangements are extremely important. There are many rumors now. At present, Xi Jinping must decide whether big or small matters within the CCP. It is really busy enough, and there are not many trustworthy people. “So he goes abroad for a retreat and cannot solve practical problems. It is better to stay in the country and do a good job of internal circulation. To consolidate the foundation for the next re-election, this is the current domestic situation.”
Xi Jinping not only missed the two recent important international summits in a row, but also set a record of not setting out abroad for more than 700 consecutive days.
When analyzing the reasons for Xi Jinping’s retreat, Fa Guang mentioned the former Soviet leader Khrushchev. “In October 1964, Khrushchev, who ruled the Soviet Union, took a vacation on the coast of the Black Sea. The “absolutely loyal” Brezhnev, including the KGB leader, looked after the house. Unexpectedly, this seemingly mediocre Brezhnev launched a coup d’etat. The great leader Khrushchev sinned a lot overnight and was “retired”. “.
Fa Guang believes that Xi Jinping’s abolition of the presidency’s tenure system means that the CCP’s own family laws are abolished. Undercurrents within the CCP are surging.
Current commentator Chen Pokong also analyzed the Epoch Times that “political security” is the most important reason for Xi not daring to go abroad. “Other factions want to prevent him from being re-elected, or to create obstacles to his re-election. Then he feels that it is at this time. If you go abroad, there may be a coup d’etat in the party, or even a military change in the army, and you may not be able to return when you go abroad.”
The social crisis is imminent, the Ministry of Commerce of the Communist Party of China urges the people to store food
Not only is China’s domestic economic and political turmoil, but also the social crisis seems to be on the verge of breaking out.
On the evening of November 1, the Ministry of Commerce of the Communist Party of China issued a notice encouraging every family to “store a certain amount of daily necessities as needed” to deal with “emergency situations”, and also required large chain business enterprises to ensure normal operations during important periods and emergencies. . Regarding the rare actions of the authorities, some speculated that they were related to the CCP virus epidemic, and some said they were “preparing for war.”
In response to the various speculations of the public, the Chinese Communist Party’s official media “Economic Daily” explained that the notice is mainly for the prevention and control of the epidemic. Temporary closure of some communities may cause inconvenience to life.
However, netizens questioned the official practice of merely “meeting the needs of emergencies” and requiring households to store daily necessities without explaining the reasons. Sina netizens leave a message on the “Zhiquan Ancient Road”, and only store the necessities of life when they are prepared for combat.
Is the CCP ready to close the country?
Wu Guoguang, a professor in the Department of Politics and History at the University of Victoria in Canada, used to be Zhao Ziyang’s think tank. He said in an interview with Voice of America on October 18 that the share of tax revenues of the Chinese Communist government in the rapid economic growth of the past 30 and 40 years Very large, the CCP’s practices have accumulated a huge amount of wealth.
Wu Guoguang said that the Xi Jinping regime may have made a preparation that the CCP government itself can still live a good life even when the economy is not so developed and economic growth is greatly reduced. But ordinary people, the CCP treats them differently. For example, Wang Qishan, Vice President of the Chinese Communist Party, said that Chinese people can eat grass for three years. This is the Chinese Communist Party’s view of the Chinese people. It shows that the Chinese Communist Party dares to deal with the Chinese people. As you can see, the Chinese people in the Mao era should not say that they lived in poverty for decades. In the three-year famine era, tens of millions of people died of starvation without rebellion. So Xi Jinping probably thinks this way. This is a hypothesis. How much better are the days at home than in the Mao era? So let you live through the hardships of three, five, or even ten years, and this life won’t be as hard as Mao’s era. What else can you do?
Wu Guoguang believes that the CCP’s judgment on the human nature of the Chinese also supports the reason why the CCP authorities will not hesitate to pay a considerable economic price to carry out economic transformation. Transformation will pay a certain economic price, but the Chinese Communist Party may think that it can afford this price.
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