State of Mankind

4. The ‘China Model’ and Its Destructive Impact




In the past decade or so, Communist Party mouthpieces, as well as some Western scholars and journalists, have vigorously touted the concept of a “Chinese model” or similar terms, such as the “Chinese way,” the “China miracle,” or the “Beijing consensus.” The so-called China model generally refers to the CCP’s combination of political totalitarianism and crony capitalism to achieve “social ...

3. ‘Unrestricted Warfare’ With Chinese Communist Characteristics
e. Unrestricted Warfare Takes Many Forms(2)



[Continuing from last post]
Unrestricted Population Warfare

In September 2018, a Chinese family traveling in Sweden made a scene in a Swedish hotel by falsely claiming they were mistreated by the police. After exaggeration by the Chinese Embassy and media, Chinese people began boycotting IKEA and H&M.[66] ...

3. ‘Unrestricted Warfare’ With Chinese Communist Characteristics
e. Unrestricted Warfare Takes Many Forms(1)




The CCP also fully utilizes other unrestricted warfare methods. A few major areas are listed below.

Diplomatic Unrestricted Warfare

The CCP’s typical diplomatic method is to divide and conquer. When the world criticizes the CCP for its human rights abuses, the CCP invites each country to ...

3. ‘Unrestricted Warfare’ With Chinese Communist Characteristics

d. The CCP Uses the Masses for Espionage



d. The CCP Uses the Masses for Espionage

The CCP regards information as simply another weapon in its arsenal. Regardless of the field, whether pertaining to the state, private enterprise, or individual endeavors, all forms of information are seen as fair game for the fulfillment of the regime’s strategic ...

3.c. Unrestricted Economic Warfare Is the CCP’s Heavy Weaponry(2)





Many startups in Silicon Valley need capital. China uses taxpayer money to invest in them in order to get its hands on new technologies, including rocket engines, sensors for autonomous navy ships, and 3D printers that manufacture flexible screens that could be used in fighter-plane cockpits.[42] Ken Wilcox, chairman emeritus of Silicon Valley Bank, said in ...