# Communist Party of China
Latest news and articles about Communist Party of China
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The New Guardians of History: How China’s Military is Shaping the Revolutionary Narrative
Young soldiers from the People’s Armed Police served as historical guides at the Zunyi Meeting site on Youth Day, blending military duty with ideological storytelling. The initiative aims to modernize patriotic education and reinforce the Communist Party's foundational myths for a contemporary audience.
Echoes of the Rails: China’s Revolutionary Pedagogy and the Cult of the Railway Guerrilla
During the Qingming Festival, high-profile commemorations for the legendary Railway Guerrillas in Shandong highlight China's ongoing 'Patriotic Education' campaign. The event serves to link wartime revolutionary sacrifice with modern national identity and youth indoctrination.
The Red Rites of Spring: Beijing Mobilizes Youth for Revolutionary Remembrance
Ahead of the Qingming Festival, China has launched a nationwide campaign of 'martyr' commemorations focused heavily on ideological education for youth. These state-orchestrated rituals serve to reinforce the Communist Party's historical legitimacy and promote a unified national identity centered on revolutionary sacrifice.
The Politics of Remembrance: Why China’s Youth are Returning to Revolutionary Roots
Chinese elementary schools are intensifying patriotic education by organizing student visits to revolutionary cemeteries ahead of the Qingming Festival. These activities are designed to instill a sense of 'red' inheritance and loyalty to the state among the youth, in line with new national education laws.
Red Wings: How the PLA Air Force is Merging Ideology with the Flight Deck
The PLAAF is integrating elite pilots into political leadership roles to ensure ideological loyalty and combat readiness are synchronized. This reform addresses the technical-ideological divide, allowing for more data-driven and decentralized political supervision in China's strategic transport fleet.
Guardian of the Aheyazi: A Kazakh Doctor’s Legacy in the Tianshan Wilderness
This article profiles Jeynes Alibek, a dedicated Kazakh doctor who spent 15 years providing essential medical care to nomadic herders in Xinjiang’s remote Tianshan Mountains. Despite severe health risks and extreme isolation, Alibek served as a critical link between the state and the local community until his death in 2021.