TẦM NHÌN "ĐỊA-VĂN-CHÍNH-CÔNG-KINH"
QUYẾT ĐỊNH THÀNH CÔNG
I FORESEE TO WIN
NOTHING IS PERMANENT EXCEPT CHANGE

The second is that it’s an open question whether China will achieve rejuvenation in the face of both a seemingly stagnating economy and party factionalism. Xi is more powerful than his predecessors, but his rule is also more fragile. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has long faced a crisis of legitimacy, but Xi’s transformation of China into a high-tech police state might hasten this crisis. These factors combine to make China more dangerous in the short term but also less competitive in the longer term. This means that the People’s Republic of China perceives an opportunity for “great renewal” even as it will be less powerful than was expected.