# Chinese Communist Party
Latest news and articles about Chinese Communist Party
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The Mandate of the Masses: Why Beijing Still Fights the Civil War in the Modern Era
President Xi Jinping’s recent visit to the Pingjin Campaign Memorial Hall underscores the CCP’s strategy of using Civil War history to reinforce modern political legitimacy. By emphasizing 'People’s War' logistics over military hardware, the party frames its historical victory and current rule as the result of an unbreakable bond with the masses.
The Xi’an Incident: A Turning Point in China’s Survival and the CCP’s Modern Historical Narrative
This retrospective examines the 1936 Xi’an Incident and its enduring legacy as the catalyst for the Second United Front against Japan. By analyzing the strategic maneuvers of the CCP and the subsequent museumification of the event, the article highlights how this historical turning point continues to shape modern Chinese political narratives.
Echoes of Unity: The Xi’an Incident and the Birth of China’s Second United Front
This retrospective analyzes the pivotal 1936 Xi’an Incident, where the detention of Chiang Kai-shek forced the Kuomintang and the Communist Party into a fragile but historic alliance against Japanese aggression. It highlights how this 'United Front' remains a cornerstone of modern Chinese historical legitimacy and national identity.
The Digital Cadre: Xinhua Net Pivots to AI with $155 Million Investment in Political Governance
Xinhua Net is investing 1.122 billion RMB to launch 'Xinhua Yudian,' an AI platform tailored for government officials and state enterprises to automate document writing and ideological study. The project represents a significant strategic pivot, reallocating nearly a decade's worth of IPO funds to cement the state media giant's role in the AI-driven future of Chinese governance.
The Admiral's Ambition: Inside Xi Jinping’s Blueprint for a Hegemonic Blue-Water Navy
Marking its 77th anniversary, the PLA Navy has completed a historic transformation into a world-class power under President Xi Jinping's direct oversight. The force now combines advanced carrier technology like the Fujian with a rigid ideological framework, positioning itself as the primary tool for defending China's global 'sovereignty, security, and development interests.'
Sacrifice as Statecraft: Beijing’s Enduring Cult of the National Hero
As China prepares for the Qingming Festival, the state has launched a high-profile campaign to honor 20 million national martyrs. This narrative, championed by President Xi Jinping, aims to consolidate national identity and political legitimacy by linking historical sacrifice to modern patriotic duty.
The Quiet Kingmaker: Dong Biwu’s Life as the CCP’s Loyal ‘Bit-Player’ and Builder of China’s Legal Order
Dong Biwu, a founding Communist who preferred to call himself a minor player, was a pivotal stabilizer and institution-builder in the CCP’s rise. His work in united-front politics, clandestine operations, and especially post-1949 legal construction makes him a resonant figure for the party’s modern narratives about governance and legality.
Sixty-Year-Old Recording Brings Lei Feng’s Voice Back — and Revives a Campaign for Civic Sacrifice
A 60-year-old recording of soldier Lei Feng released on the Learn-from-Lei-Feng day has reanimated a state-sanctioned model of selfless service. The audio’s plainness, paired with recent acts of heroism by young Chinese like Jin Chenglong, has renewed official appeals for lifelong civic devotion amid social and economic strains.
Xi Chairs Politburo Meeting to Lock In 2026 Agenda as China Enters the 15th Five‑Year Cycle
The CCP Politburo, chaired by Xi Jinping, reviewed and approved 2026 work plans for five major party‑led state organs and the Central Secretariat, praising their 2025 performance and demanding strict implementation of the party centre’s directives. The meeting frames 2026 as the start of the 15th Five‑Year Plan and emphasises political unity, disciplined party governance and a stability‑first approach to economic and institutional priorities.