Does China believe in world revolution?

Question

I've been wondering whether the Communist Party of China supports communist parties in other countries like Russia did, or have they given up on exporting the revolution?

Answer 1

China is seeking World control not revolution, by destroying the economic industrial base of the West, and creating a monopoly for consumer goods.
Once this has been achieved, they will rely on the Wests addiction to consumerism to maintain a stronghold for doctrinal growth and dominance.
This approach enlists the Wests consumers as a "fifth column", who when they buy Chinese products help fund this expansionist regime from within.
Many Western companies have identified (wrongly) that the best way to prosper is to jump on the band wagon by branding Chinese goods to give them the appearance of reputable well known products and disguising the fact they are Chinese with bogus packaging.
Like lambs to the slaughter the Wests consumers flock to the High Street, to feed their habit in retail premises awash with Chinese profit fodder.

Answer 2

First, China is not communist. They are communist in name only, communism and capitalism are polar opposites. Even Henry Kissinger, the cold warriors warrior agrees that China is communist in name only.

Second, China believes in a countries right to self determination. They have also made a pledge to the world and its people it will not invade a sovereign nation. The USA has made no such pledge.

That can be found at http://www.china.org.cn
Use their search engine to look up their policies on a countries right to self determination, and sovereignty.

Therefore, you question has been answered above, and they are not looking for a world revolution.

Peace

Jim

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Answer 3

Yes. They would support state capitalist revolutions to block any attempt at a genuine socialist one (democratic control over the economy). Internally they are running a state/private capitalist economy that imprisons communists, socialists and trade unionists. See Chinawatch through google. Russia, after about 1924 with rise of Stalin, gave up on world socialism and devoted their energy and money to defending Russia. Revolution in other countries was only encouraged if it benefited the Russian economy and damaged their international competitors. Check Revleft on google.

Answer 4

Not in the classical Marxist sense. They've swapped their copies of Das Kapital and Mao's Little Red Book for a good spreadsheet program. Cash flow is now more important than class struggle for Chinese Communist Party leaders.

Answer 5

These folks do.
http://www.terrorismawareness.org/know-about-jihad

http://jihadwatch.org/

China has alot of agenda's. Hard to tell. I heard she wants pieces of Russia for her resources they badly need. Yet her stock markets, real estate and economy is booming. A 26 yr old female billionaire ? Their richest and the list is rising rapidly. While many work for peanuts building toys for trade. Those lead toys their kids play with & no recall expected for them. Now watch their reactions to the Dalai Lama. They have an under current of this kind of extremist behavior. Last I heard they were still a Communist nation.Thanks.

Answer 6

They are not really communists anymore. All the part bosses own several business and most are millionaires. They try to set up business and raw material sources overseas, not revolution.

Answer 7

China supported the communist movements in Vietnam and Korea to have a grasp of influence in Asia.