This would have only been good news for opportunists and arms dealers, who would have rushed to cash in on the unrest,” it said.
“This situation would have fed nationalist sentiment, and wars would be imminent. “Should China’s mainstream political parties have been fiscally irresponsible and pursued interventionist policies globally, like in the United States, the People’s Liberation Army would have received an inflated military budget - at the expense of development projects. “Should China have adopted a system that facilitated lobbying among interest groups, it would have been caught in a self-perpetuating cycle of endless debates.
“Seemingly endless political bickering, inherent in the Western model, would have resulted in political dysfunction, which in turn would have had catastrophic repercussions for a nation with a population four times as large as the United States,” Xinhua said. NPC is currently holding its 10-day annual session. It shrugged off the image of a rubber stamp parliament for its 3,000-strong member NPC for its routine adoption of bills put forward by the ruling Communist Party of China (CPC). “The ongoing annual session of the National People’s Congress (NPC), China’s top legislature, provides a suitable backdrop to reflect upon the country’s 61-year-old fundamental political system,” it said. “Or, China could have become certain African democratic countries that have struggled with civil wars, military junta, coup d’etats and the curse of resources for decades following the end of Western colonial rule in the 1960s,” it said. State-run China Daily, which carried Xinhua’s commentary as an editorial piece, omitted references to India. “In 2014, India registered a per capital GDP equal to a mere quarter of China’s GDP,” it said. “At best, China would have been another India, the world’s biggest democracy by Western standards, where around 20 percent of the world’s poorest live and whose democracy focuses on how power is divided,” the commentary said, mocking the democratic political system in India. Half of the 1.3-billion population may have been recipients of foreign aid, making it a huge burden on the world,” it said. “Further, China’s feat of becoming the first developing country to halve its population living in poverty would have never been accomplished. “Hindsight shows us that the Western political system, which is not inherently problematic and was designed to encourage freedom, would have been incompatible to a country where efficiency has driven remarkable economic growth and social development,” state-run Xinhua news agency said in a commentary, reports PTI. The diplomatic mission tweeted an image showing the Grim Reaper dressed in the Stars and Stripes and holding the scythe with the Star of David on it.Democracy Would Have Made China Another India, ‘Where Around 20% Of The World’s Poorest Live’, Said State-Run Xinhua News Agencyīeijing : Deriding India’s democratic system, official Chinese media here on Thursday defended the ruling Communist Party’s monopoly on power, saying if China had opted for democracy it would have become another India, “where around 20 per cent of the world’s poorest live”. Last week, the Chinese embassy in Tokyo posted an anti-American and antisemitic meme. The despicable social media posts are part of China’s newly unleashed propaganda and smear campaign against perceived foes. Beijing considers it an ‘Indo-Pacific NATO,’ akin to the Western coalition forged to contain the Soviet-Communist expansionism after WWII. Under former President Donald Trump’s watch, India deepened its participation in the U.S.-led Asia Pacific alliance, also known as the Quad. It ought to rethink its return to strategic autonomy,” the Chinese Communist Party-run newspaper Global Times wrote in its last week’s editorial.Ĭhina is angered by India’s growing defense and geostrategic ties with the United States. “India should reflect on the course of its pro-US diplomacy over the years. We hope everyone gives attention to the Chinese government and mainstream public opinion supporting India’s fight against the epidemic, China’s foreign ministry said in response to a Bloomberg request for comment. Last May, the Chinese military attacked India along the shared Himalayan border and occupied a strategic valley in the Kashmir region.Ĭhina has told India to reverse “pro-US diplomacy” in the wake of the Wuhan virus resurgence. Since deleting the post mocking India, China has been promoting its support of India during the spike in COVID-19 cases. The outrageous Chinese official posts come against the backdrop of growing military hostilities between the two countries. The Ministry of Public Security, which has 31 million followers on Weibo, also posted a similar message on Friday comparing the image of an emergency hospital in Wuhan named Huoshenshan (which means fire god mountain), with a photo of a mass cremation ground in India. In a post on Weibo on Saturday, the Central Political and Legal Affairs Commission, the party body that controls the courts and police, juxtaposed the image of China’s most recent space launch with the caption “China lighting a fire” and a picture of Indian funeral pyres with the caption “India lighting a fire”.
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