How does the Communist Party of China remain invincible in the increasingly fierce international competition?

How can the Communist Party of China remain invincible in the increasingly fierce international competition?

1. We must never forget our original intention, keep our mission in mind, and adhere to national interests. and the people's interests first

The original mission embodies the fundamental question of what a political party is and what it wants to do. The most difficult thing for a political party is to go through vicissitudes of life without changing its original intention, and to go through many hardships but remain true to its original character. Historically, some big and old parties that were once all-powerful lost their original aspirations and purpose in the process of being in power for a long time, and ultimately ruined their own future. The Mexican Institutional Revolutionary Party is the largest political party in Latin America and has been in power for 71 consecutive years since its establishment in 1929.

Since the 1980s, the Mexican Institutional Revolutionary Party has gradually abandoned the guiding ideology of revolutionary nationalism and turned to "social liberalism" with neoliberalism as its essence. It overemphasizes economic freedom and ignores social fairness. The development strategy led to excessive concentration of wealth and exacerbation of social poverty, which not only reduced the party's charisma, but also weakened the party's social foundation, causing the Mexican Institutional Revolutionary Party to lose its ruling position in 2000.

Over the past 40 years, neoliberalism, which advocates capital supremacy and winner-takes-all, has brought problems such as the widening gap between rich and poor and the accumulation of social conflicts in many countries. Before the 2016 election in the United States, the gap between rich and poor had reached its highest level since the late 19th century.

2. We must always unify our thoughts, will, and actions, and adhere to the centralized and unified leadership of the Party Central Committee

The strength of a political party comes from unity and unity, but large parties often suffer from their huge size and large number of members. However, there are difficulties in achieving unity of thought and synchronization. Marxist parties attach great importance to politics and the party's organizational discipline. As early as the Second National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the Communist Party of China pointed out: "If a revolutionary party lacks strict centralized, disciplined organization and training, it will only have the desire to revolution and will not have the strength to carry out revolution." movement."

In 1993, Japan's Liberal Democratic Party lost its 38-year ruling position, largely due to factional struggles and party splits within the Liberal Democratic Party. In recent years, party politics has undergone significant changes in the United Kingdom and the United States, the birthplaces of modern political parties. The political awareness between the two parties continues to weaken, and conflicts and struggles become increasingly apparent.

The United Kingdom has experienced intricate party games and government changes since the 2016 "Brexit" referendum; American democracy, democracy, and the two parties have struggled in health insurance reform, infrastructure construction, gun control, immigration, There are frequent sharp differences on issues such as the epidemic. Fierce partisanship has further torn society apart, and the American people's opposition in interests, political opinions, race, culture and other aspects has intensified.