Chinese President Xi Jinping has started a full press to outline his vision for the future in which his nation leads the world on every front as the perfect socialist nation.
Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, reacts to Putin and Xi's latest meeting and abortion legislation in the U.S.Chinese President Xi Jinping this week declared his country the leader not just of the world but of socialist nations as he criticized other nations that abandoned socialism for the"Western model."
," Xi wrote in an article published Wednesday in Qiushi, the party’s most authoritative theoretical journal. solidify ties between Asian nations "The Eurasian continent is home to us all," Xi said in his speech in Uzbekistan."Upholding its peace and development is the shared goal of countries both in our region and the world at large, and the SCO shoulders an important responsibility in meeting this goal."Both the article and speech seek to lay out Xi’s vision for his nation.
"Our destiny lies in the path we select. If we take the wrong path, we will not achieve our goals and may even break the great rejuvenation of Chinese civilization," Xi wrote.He insisted that China’s success"proves" that"socialism is not dead" and prevented a"long dark age."
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