David Jiang

From Deng Xiaoping to XI Jinping David Jiang

Two outstanding leaders have appeared in Contemporary China, Deng Xiaoping and Xi Jinping. They started unprecedented reform and political reform, challenged the status quo and may change the destiny of the country. They witnessed Mao Zedong's utopian violence communism and Cultural Revolution. When Deng returned for the third time, in the middle of a national crisis, he boldly denied Mao's policy, .puting economic development in the center of the reform. After 30 years of rapid development, China becomes the world's second largest economy. People's living standards and international status have improved significantly. Deng is the most outstanding practitioner in thChinese history so far. Xi Jinping, the new leader, found that the root causes of corruption is the party system and proposed his own way of reform: 1. the politically turning to the left side: control public opinion, unite the left and right powers; 2. Economically turning to the right side: continue to reform and open up, aiming at improving people's living standards; and 3. Theoretical innovations: establish the 21st century Chinese Marxism. If this transition is successful, Xi will become a landmark in the history. Deng Xiaoping and Xi Jinping deeply felt that deep reformed is needed to save the country. This book describes the two leaders's political similarities and differences and discusses the possible strategies Xi may follow. This book is a fire that illuminates the hearts of patriots and inspires people's passion to fight the decadent system of saving the country and transforming society as its mission, courage and authoritarian dictatorship. This book is also a beacon, pointing out the direction and goal of future democratic reform and putting forward reform strategies and recommendations. China's future depends on the youth. The success of democratic political reform is related to the survival of the nation. The author hopes that this book can help patriotic democracy activists and realize the real reform in China