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For China's Communist Party, celebrating its 100th birthday on Thursday is not just about glorifying its past. It's also about cementing its future and that of its leader, Chinese President Xi Jinping.
The communists have ruled China single-handedly for more than 70 years since Mao Zedong led them to power in 1949.
This week's celebrations of the centenary will highlight China's rise in recent decades and glorify its early days of struggle, while glossing over the Cultural Revolution and other disastrous polices of the middle decades from the 1950s to the 1970s.
After Mao's death in 1976, China started a sharp turn under then-leader Deng Xiaoping, embracing a market economy that has transformed what was a poor country into an economic superpower.
Jiang Zemin came to power in 1989 after the military's bloody crackdown on pro-democracy protesters at Tiananmen Square in Beijing.
He's remembered for having presided over a four-fold expansion of the economy in the 1990s while reining in civil liberties, including imposing a crackdown on followers of the Falun Gong, an outlawed spiritual movement.
Jiang's rule was followed in 2002 by former engineer Hu Jintao, who led the nuclear-armed Asian giant for 10 years.
Hu, in turn, was followed by China's current leader, Xi Jinping.

From Mao Zedong to Xi Jinping: 100 years of communism in China

The celebrations of the centenary will highlight China's rise in recent decades and glorify its early days of struggle, while glossing over the Cultural Revolution and other disastrous polices

China's Communist Party celebrating its 100th birthday&nbsp;
Communists have ruled China for more than 70 years&nbsp;
Mao Zedong led them to power in 1949.&nbsp;
Centenary&nbsp;gloss over the Cultural Revolution and other disastrous polices&nbsp;
After Mao's death, China embraced a market economy that transformed the poor country&nbsp;&nbsp;
Zemin came to power in 1989 after the military's bloody crackdown at Tiananmen Square&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Zemin&nbsp;reined&nbsp;in civil liberties, including crackdown Falun Gong&nbsp;spiritual movement&nbsp;
Hu Jintao, who led the nuclear-armed Asian giant for 10 years&nbsp;
Hu, in turn, was followed by China's current leader, Xi Jinping&nbsp;

The communists have ruled China single-handedly for more than 70 years since Mao Zedong led them to power in 1949.

For China's Communist Party, celebrating its 100th birthday on Thursday is not just about glorifying its past. It's also about cementing its future and that of its leader, Chinese President Xi Jinping.
The communists have ruled China single-handedly for more than 70 years since Mao Zedong led them to power in 1949.
This week's celebrations of the centenary will highlight China's rise in recent decades and glorify its early days of struggle, while glossing over the Cultural Revolution and other disastrous polices of the middle decades from the 1950s to the 1970s.
After Mao's death in 1976, China started a sharp turn under then-leader Deng Xiaoping, embracing a market economy that has transformed what was a poor country into an economic superpower.
Jiang Zemin came to power in 1989 after the military's bloody crackdown on pro-democracy protesters at Tiananmen Square in Beijing.
He's remembered for having presided over a four-fold expansion of the economy in the 1990s while reining in civil liberties, including imposing a crackdown on followers of the Falun Gong, an outlawed spiritual movement.
Jiang's rule was followed in 2002 by former engineer Hu Jintao, who led the nuclear-armed Asian giant for 10 years.
Hu, in turn, was followed by China's current leader, Xi Jinping.

CM Biplab Deb's bizarre idea to stay in power in Tripura

Another bizarre statement from another Chief Minister. Biplab Deb, Tripura's Chief Minister believes that the BJP-led government would remain in power for another 30-35 years if 80% houses in the state hung Swami Vivekananda. He further asked the Mahila Morcha of the BJP to distribute pictures of Swami Vivekananda to every household in the State. The BJP Chief Minister elaborated that this observation comes from his own experience from his village where people hung photos og Jyoti Basu, Joseph Stalin, Mao Zedong and others just next to the pictures of gods. He asked his people if they did this, the party will keep its ideologies and sanskars and remain in power. In August, Deb delivered Swami Vivekananda's books to Covid-19 patients with an intent to keep then "mentally strong and motivated".

\CM Biplab Deb's bizarre idea to stay in power in Tripura

BJP Chief Minister's bizarre logic to stay in power
'Hang Swami Vivekananda's&nbsp;photo in homes'
BJP&nbsp;women wing asked&nbsp;to distribute Vivekananda's&nbsp;photo to every household

Another bizarre remark from Tripura Chief Minister. Biplab Deb. The BJP&nbsp;leader believes that the his government would remain in power for another 30-35 years if 80% houses in the state hung Swami Vivekananda photo in their homes. He further asked the Mahila Morcha of the BJP to distribute pictures of Swami Vivekananda to every household in the State. The Chief Minister elaborated that this observation comes from his own experience from his village where people hung photos og Jyoti Basu, Joseph Stalin, Mao Zedong and others just next to the pictures of gods. He asked his people if they did this, the party will keep its ideologies and remain in power.&nbsp; In August, Deb delivered Swami Vivekananda's books to Covid-19 patients with an intent to keep then "mentally strong and motivated".

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