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According to the CCP media reports, the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee held a meeting on November 30 to review the “Regulations on Political Work in the Army,” the “Regulations on the Work of the United Front of the Communist Party of China “and the” Regulations on the Protection of the Rights of Members of the Communist Party of China. “
Xi Jinping chaired the meeting and delivered a speech, emphasizing the need to strengthen the centralized and unified leadership of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the Central Military Commission on the army, implement the responsibilities of party organizations at all levels in the leadership of political work, while at the same time focusing on preparing for war and integrating political work at all links of combat effectiveness.
When Xi Jinping attended the Central Military Commission’s military training meeting at the Jingxi Hotel in Beijing five days ago, he also asked to focus on preparing for war. He also made it clear that further changes have occurred in the current security environment and the situation of military fighting, forcing the military to increase its awareness of the danger.
Some analysts believe that Xi Jinping’s speech reveals that the CCP’s current international environment has worried him.
In recent years, the CCP has continued to expand abroad and has frequent conflicts with neighboring countries in the Taiwan Strait, the South China Sea, and the China-India border. Furthermore, the concealment of the epidemic has caused the CCP virus plague to spread throughout the world. “Wolf war diplomacy” tried to expand its international influence, especially the introduction of the Hong Kong National Security Law during the epidemic, which violated human rights in Hong Kong and Xinjiang and angered the Western world.
Japan, Australia, the United States and India are trying to unite the countries of Southeast Asia and other countries to create an “Asian NATO” to counter the CCP. When Australian Prime Minister Morrison visited Japan in late November, he had reached an agreement with Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga on deepening bilateral military cooperation to promote peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region, and the The CCP’s expansion drive suffered a severe setback.
Australian news.com.au reporter Jamie. Jamie Seidel once said in an article that Xi Jinping was condemned by top generals in the Chinese Communist Army, accusing him of destroying the opportunity to “rule the world” with his wolves.
Pei Minxin, an expert on China affairs, also revealed at the Aspen Security Forum that criticism of Xi Jinping has spread within the CCP, believing that Xi has prematurely angered the United States and even created an international alliance against him. CCP.
While the United States’ Trump administration is uniting countries around the world to contain the CCP, it has also continued to deliver heavy blows to combat the CCP’s military ambitions for global military expansion.
The latest news is that Reuters revealed on November 30 that the Trump administration is preparing to list Chinese chipmakers SMIC and CNOOC on the CCP’s military-industrial blacklist and restrict their access to American investment. 31 Chinese companies have been listed previously.
Reuters also reported last week that the Trump administration is about to announce that 89 Chinese aerospace companies have military ties to other companies, preventing them from buying a range of American products and technologies.
Additionally, President Trump signed an executive order on November 12, which prohibits American companies and individuals from investing in companies owned or controlled by the Chinese military as of January 11 of next year; and restricts the withdrawal of related matters before November 11 of next year. investment. Trump also declared a nationwide state of emergency in response to threats from the CCP.
At the same time, Trump also removed 11 high-profile consultants, including Henry Kissinger, from the Defense Policy Board.
In this regard, current affairs commentator Zhou Xiaohui noted that these people primarily advocated “embracing the CCP”, which is contrary to Trump’s tough policy of treating the CCP as the “main adversary.”
Zhou Xiaohui believes that Trump’s first step is to “declare war” on the US deep government and the CCP, showing that he will never compromise. The second is to clean up the Department of Defense and its related agencies to ensure that members implement Trump’s orders, while preventing these fired consultants from obtaining military secrets and preventing interference with future Trump actions.
Zhou Xiaohui pointed out that due to Trump’s determination and actions, Beijing Zhongnanhai may already feel that the end is near.
