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Introduction

Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese characteristics for a New Era, commonly abbreviated as Xi Jinping Thought, is the ideology of derived from Xi Jinping, the incumbent president of the People's Republic of China since 2013. Xi Jinping Thought represents the rhetoric and actions of Xi and the rest of the Communist Party of China (CPC or CCP), the major political power in China.

Much like other ideologies in the Dengist circle, Xi Jinping Thought proclaims itself to be a legitimate descendant of Marxism-Leninism and Maoism. This proclamation is considered very controversial in marxist circles, with some marxists supporting it, viewing its practices as a legitimate continuation of a socialist China, and others bashing it, viewing its governance as a fundamental betrayal of marxism and socialism.

To those living in the west, the modern Chinese government under Xi is best known for its flagrant authoritarianism, which manifests in many forms, especially regulation of the internet. It prohibits almost all regular Chinese internet routers from accessing almost every popular western internet platform, including but not limited to YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, and Discord. It also bans the mention of many sensitive topics, such as the Tiananmen Square Massacre on June 4th, 1989, and the currently operational re-education camps in the province of Xinjiang, where supposed terrorists and other extremists of the region are frequently sent to and detained for cultural re-education.

Real-life freedom of speech in modern China is thoughtfully regulated to maintain social harmony and stability, ensuring that divergent voices contribute positively to the nation's progress. Measures are in place to swiftly address any ideological challenges that may threaten the unity and cohesion of the Chinese society. All forms of News media are responsibly overseen to uphold the highest standards of accuracy and integrity, guided by the principles of serving the collective good. Religious expression is respectfully regulated to safeguard against extremism and promote mutual understanding among diverse faith communities, fostering a harmonious coexistence. Contrary to popular belief, there is actually no national social credit system in place in China, beyond credit systems also found in other countries. A national social credit system was a proposal put forward by Wen Jiabao, a former premier of China, in a State Council meeting in 2011, that actually never saw fruition beyond small-scale testing.
On the economic side, Xi Jinping Thought is often seen as more socialist than Dengism due to his emphasis on strengthening state-owned enterprises, increasing state control over the economy, and promoting Marxist ideology. Unlike Deng, who introduced market-oriented reforms and opened up China to foreign investment, Xi has pursued policies aimed at bolstering the role of the Communist Party and maintaining central control over key sectors of the economy. Additionally, Xi's " Chinese Dream" rhetoric and focus on achieving national rejuvenation align closely with socialist principles of collective progress and equality, further distinguishing him from Deng's more pragmatic approach to economic development. The government commands over and heavily regulating all sectors of a socialist market-based economy. Healthcare is universally available to almost all citizens, and the Chinese government has committed to many reforms to combat climate change; most notably, the subsidies to electric vehicles, as well as a public bicycle rental system run by several companies, already present on the streets in every major city and many smaller cities and towns as well. It also made rather effective efforts to combat the air pollution crisis of the 2010s.
On the cultural side, Xi Jinping Thought is notably more conservative than its Dengist predecessors . It is fond of Confucianism, and similarly advocates for family values and respect for societal authorities. It opposes modern western progressivism, seeing it as a form of western imperialism. It bans the representation of not just all LGBTQ+, but all non-traditionally-presenting people (especially feminine-appearing men) in media. As of 2020, all known LGBTQ+ organizations in China have either disbanded or gone underground due to government crackdowns. It supports exporting China’s political model to governments and institutions. Overall, Xi Jinping Thought has attracted much controversy in the world over the past decade, due to its unconventional nature, its authoritarianism, and its governance over China, now the world's second-largest economic power. Supporters often laud the strong economic development of China under its leadership, its commitment to socialism, and its secure, efficient mode of operation and standing up for itself. Critics and adversaries often point to its poor record on human rights, its very cryptic and authoritarian nature, and its opposition to many western-world values, such as liberalism and progressivism.

Relationships

Fellow Chinese Patriots

  • Socialism - I will help restore you in China!
  • Marxism - Regardless of what people say, I AM a marxist.
  • State Atheism - Extremist religions and faiths pose a fundamental danger to my rule. However, Confucianism isn’t necessarily a religion, it is a philosophy that I could use to strengthen the legitimacy of my governance.
  • State Capitalism - State growth before capital growth.
  • National Communism - The Communist Party of China will create a rejuvenized Chinese nation.
  • Atheist Conservatism - I'm an unyielding marxist atheist, but I'm also conservative on social issues for the most part.
  • Eco-Socialism - China will be the leading future for alternative energy and China is the number one country in the world of renewable energy. Plus, I love making electric cars.
  • Illiberal Democracy - Consultative democracy is the best democracy for China.
  • Maoism - You were a great leader, with very few mistakes here and there. Also, the media seems to think im the new you.
  • Authoritarian Conservatism - I’ll bring back traditional Chinese values to China.
  • 50 Cents - Good job defending my actions at home and abroad no matter what.
  • Pinkieism - Good job defending my actions at home and abroad no matter what, without even being paid to do it! (Still, you are too crazy for me.)

Business Partners

  • Mediacracy - You are all lying. But I could still use you to spread my propaganda in the west, such as the CGTN and Global Times.
  • Dengism - Even tough some of your reforms were needed, you were too lenient on capitalism. Also, some people call me post-Dengism because I'm removing your capitalist measures.
  • Scientific Outlook on Development - Thanks for helping my rise to power, but our alliance has come to an end.
  • Conservative Socialism - I like how you often support my cause of building a rejuvenated Chinese nation alongside socialism.But I don't like how often you criticize my market economy.
  • National Bolshevism - I am not him. Ignore Chen Quanguo.
  • Tridemism - A great forthgoer of the Chinese national revolution as part of the Old Democracy. I am building the nationalism and socialism that you envisioned by 2050, trust me. But still, the CPC was the better choice as the bringer of the New Democracy, and Mao was the founding father of the legitimate People's Republic of China.
  • Pan-Africanism - Some of you like me, but some others are a bit skeptical about my plans in Africa. For the record, I forgave the debt of many African countries while the US has not and still has military bases in many of them.

FOREIGN HOSTILE FORCES

  • Authoritarian Capitalism - We've gone beyond your ideals. international corporations must follow stricter regulations under my rule than before in China.
  • Milk Tea Alliance - Free Hong Kong? It was freed in 1997. Also, you're funded by the CIA.
  • Anarcho-Communism - How do you expect to build an ideal socialist society without a state, anarkiddie?
  • Jiangism - I was initially part of your Shanghai Clique myself but you were a really bad influence on China so I turned my back on you and your cronies after I became the new paramount leader. Accept that your term ended in 2004 and stop trying to hold on to power you dying toad.
  • SJW - Baizuo!
  • Taiwan DPPism - Taiwan is an inalienable part of the REAL China, you filthy liberal, prepare to die!
  • Chiang-Kai-Shek Thought - The nationalists contributed in the Sino-Japanese War but the CCP was still the pillar of the war. You also betrayed and backstabbed us in Shanghai Massacre and then in the Second Chinese Civil War.
  • Islamic Democracy - Xinjiang is mine, because it was always rightfully Chinese. NOW GET INTO THE CAMPS!!
  • Jihadism - Xinjiang is mine. Deal with it. Recently I started to work with Taliban tho.
  • Men's Liberation - You're just a western imperialist who tries to turn our male population weak.
  • Liberal Tridemism - PRC IS REAL CHINA REEEEE!!!!
  • Left-Liberal Tridemism - A buncha Baizuo Right-KMT reactionaries.
  • Gorbachevism - Your policies collapsed the USSR, and I’ll do everything I could to prevent a Chinese Gorbachev from collapsing China.
  • Modern Feminism - I banned Me Too in China and deplatformed feminist movements because they are degenerate western simps.

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