Recently, the Chinese Communist Party’s official media once again publicly criticized young cadres, accusing some of being eager for quick success and instant benefits, and demanding that they be patient. At the same time, the top leadership of the CCP is increasingly aging, and the succession plan is becoming more and more unclear. Some experts have bluntly stated that Xi Jinping does not trust young officials and even worries that they could become a potential resistance force.
In addition, a six-year-long legal battle between China and the United States has suddenly taken a major turn today. The state of Missouri in the United States had previously won a staggering $24.5 billion pandemic compensation judgment. As they began pushing for enforcement, Chinese institutions that had been absent from court for many years suddenly hired a well-known American law firm to seek to overturn the judgment. Why did China break its silence after six years and what exactly is its purpose? Is it too late? We will provide a detailed explanation in our upcoming program.
Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.