Xi Jinping talks about supporting the non-public sector of the economy to attract attention

[Voice of Hope November 12, 2021](Comprehensive report by our reporter Liu Fangli)The Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping recently delivered a speech at the APEC summit, announcing high-profile support for reform and opening up, and said that the Beijing government will develop the market and support the economic development of public and non-public ownership. At the summit, he also announced that Beijing will continue to open up agriculture, manufacturing and service industries, attract foreign investment, and continue to promote carbon neutrality and energy transition plans. This is Xi Jinping’s first public speech at an international conference after the Sixth Plenary Session of the Central Committee. Relevant remarks have aroused outside attention.

Regarding this issue, Gu Chunqiu, a senior financial commentator, said that China’s economy is currently in a downward cycle and is entering a recession. The CCP’s finances cannot make ends meet. Xi Jinping has to do a lot of “big things”. He needs money and needs investment from international investors, even though he is politically comprehensive. Turning to the left, he still cannot do without the international market, so he said in a free manner that China’s reform and opening up remain unchanged, and he wants to appease these international investors because he really needs foreign support. It is to continue to deceive foreign investors and continue to invest in the CCP.

The CCP’s system is to eliminate the private economy and control economic resources. The so-called guiding the development of the private economy is that it is currently inseparable from private enterprises. The CCP’s state-owned enterprises are lifeless and lifeless. Only the private economy is full of vitality and power. Therefore, the CCP It is to fight and pull private companies, and want them to completely obey the CCP’s command. The goal is to squeeze out private companies and sell their lives for the CCP.

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