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Where is China politics headed? Lately, China has been going through lots of political debate. Boxilai,
lots of discussion over this political figure. Although the trial was public, there was lots of political
debate on the internet etc. What kind of ways, what kind of policies should, China follow to take care of
some of its problems. He said that when Xijingping first came into power, there was lots of expectation,
something about langjinglu. He mentioned Congqingboshi something or other, followed Maos ideology,
the leftist wing. When Xijingping took power, he intended to be in opposition to Boxilai.

Falungong for a while was pretty lively, had high hopes in Xijingping. They really hoped that after Xi
took power, they wanted him to support them. They said they thought Xi believed in extraordinary
power. If you believe in extraordinary power, then Falungong wouldnt be an off society. After May, a
few major things happened in China. In Shanghai, a teacher revealed a document on weibo that
mentioned qibujiang the seven unmentionables. Its a list of things we dont talk about in China,
rather taboo topics. IN 2003, wujinlian mentioned a jiuhaowenjian as a guidance for China. This came
under lots of critique. But seemed pretty realistic in describing how we dont talk about mistakes of the
gongchandang. It seems that the jiuhaowenjian was even more radical than the qibujiang. In June to
July, there were articles critiquing xianzheng. Liuyushan.

Theres somee people who posted radical things on Weibo and were caught by the government.
Ximanzhi. His being caught means that hes not a small figure, but a fairly influential. He says Chinas
politics are just like this. Even though were growing exponentially, but there are many problems. He
says as students we should consider these things, at least give them some thought. Have some
considerations about Chinese politics. No matter your background, what youve learned. When it
comes to Chinas government and politics, it matters to your life. If you dont like it, it still affects you.
Chinese politics development, its good bad, its problems are connected with your life.

Gaigekaifang. Been thirty years. He says quite a few Beida students have become important people in
the party. Daqing wangcao beida huang. Basically means that Tsinghua takes over the government,
Beida panics.

These interact in different ways. Most relavent is the control that economy and culture recieves under
the government. Culture is censored and controlled. As is the economy. He says in many countries, the
relationship between the government and economy is different. Comparatively in China the
government controls the economy more. In America, its less. As far the culture goes, the government
controls the culture even more. Of course, none of this is provable. We hear lots of stories about how
there are widespread rumours everywhere, everywhere is negative for the government, everywhere is
something that needs to be controlled.

He wants us to make not that in many different countries the interplay between the three will be very
different. This is relating to Furthermore, even within China it differs by location.
For example, Beijingers are particularly sensitive to politics. All the taxi drivers know all the current
debate on politics, apparently their information is pretty current as well. Local politics and local culture
is very important too. Make a comparison between your hometown and Beijing politically.

. The easiest to remember or the more basic definition of zhengzhi. On a broad level, its
not hard to understand. We can look up. But a good definition for him is marxs definition legitamate
power is through a nationals political power. Its points to the importance of. More people want to get
more power. politics is not directly the allocation of power. Its influencing the allocation of power.
Most people interact with politics in this way, they want to have a say in the allocation of power. Pay
attention to the Marx Weibo definition.

A typical definition of politics is related to authority to power. He said when he was young, he said the
party always defined politcs as power struggle. For example, boxilai wanted to futher Maoism, but now
the central party wants to further the zhongguotesheshehuizhuyi. Luxian douzheng and quanli
douzheng is hard to separate. Ideologically struggle or an power struggle. Or in the creation of
zhongguoteshezhuyidaolu, would we create something different or new? He says most of Maos ideals
were failed. If you want to raise Maos ideology, this brings lots of suspicion and causes people to be
very doubtful. After all most of his theories were unsuccesful.

Bo said, actually, originally, Im not supposed to like mao. But Bo said, during the cultural revolution my
father and I were put in Jail, but in solving the problems of China, we have to bring up some of Maos
ideals. Xinzhuopai (this only calls for the calling back of a portion of Maos ideals, like for taking care of
Chinas problems.?, many of these have received western education), laozhuopai (these are the people
who want to return to 50s and 60s China the USSR model including the USSR model for economic
growth), Maozhuopai (Late Mao thinking, theres a different between Lao and mao. Why did the
cultural rev come about? Because he was unsatisfied with the USSR model, this is where the cultural
revolution came from. The power struggle and ideological struggle is still very tied up). These are the
Chinese leftist parties. Congqingboshi.

Prof thinks Boxilai and Xijingping are actually very similar. Xi also underwent a period of struggle during
his past, of course, his info is a little covered. They were both important local officials. In 64, because of
a novel written by a person, called Liuzhidan, named after a person. Liuzhidan didnt fall, but people
connected to him did. This was reported to Mao, and he replied something important: Using the novel
to go against the party is a new inflential way to reach people. Bo read history at PKU, then he learned
publicity and directly entered the party. As did Xi, who went to Tsinghua and then entered the party.
They both went to small areas in China, Dalian and Xibei, to take position. He said Bo was pretty radical
but powerful made both enemies and friends, and Xi was more quiet and reserved so Xis path was
more smooth. Of course, Xi had less power, but Bo was more radical. Prof thinks Xis power was in
getting people to get along.

What did Boxilai not have? As a person? His lifes goal his lifes search, Bo had it all. This was all normal
to him. He said during his trials, lots of reporters went to interview Bos HS friends, college friends. Lots
of people apparently had good things to say. Female students tended to have good impressions of him.
Apparently he came to Beida, had lots of fans, mostly female. Prof is making fun of Bo for finding body
guards that were even taller than his 183-5. Bos fans are pretty high. Hes pretty smart, got a good
head. Lots of people who were his teachers and students had good critiques of him.

During this trial, Bo could look at all the documents brought before him, and the idea was to let him
form a very clear defense. But the point was that his perfection in this trial, when compared to his past
made it all a beautiful lie. Prof says if you compare to what he says before. His logic is perfect every
time, but when you compare it to his other speeches, its pretty clearly a lie. Apparently this is a
rhetorically talented guy.

Gukelai, hes someone who worked under Bo? Also in Jail? Bo left his wife? Apparently she married Bo
for politics, when she married, her family was doing well, but at that time Bos was not. After Bo rose to
power, her family started to fall (because her family wasnt under fire during the revolution).
Cong2qing4m/bo2shi4. If Bo had really been able to do what he had wanted into the party and bring
the conqingboshi to the world, what would this mean to the world?

What is the Congqing model? Bo keeps blacklisting people? Why did gukelai kill someone? Did he have
his own power? How could he have done this without Boxilais sanction? No of course. Prof thinks this
is contradictory. This guys crazy radical. Dude, I hope nothing happens to him.

Huwen is hujingtao wenjiabao. something about shanzhongquanhui. Huen has a son who is involved in
the London school of politics. Wangzhihao. Has published papers that match the thinking of the
Chinese government. His view seem to match LiKeQiao is like Hujingtao and Wenjiabao. Xijinping is also
interested in Mao. But Xi is just as strong as Bo. He uses the principles of Mao just as much. He has
learned much knowledge. His way of thinking is pretty deeply involved. He says lots of people overseas
really like Bo, he feels like a Western political celebrity. This means that with the current day society,
hes relatively popular. But why does he feel the need to lean towards Mao?

Wuyue yiliu. What does this mean? He says this comes from Xijingping. He thinks that under Xi, and
the people under Xi, they are overly weak and useless. He says heard this a lot. He doesnt have strong
proof yet. Hujingtao is xiaoyuezhu? Compared to Bo and Xi. Hu came from the most average family,
average background. But in the sixties, he was a PhD. When it came to Xi, he thought it was time for
change. He learned Tsinghua Marx-lenin major. (prof claims that they are even more conservative than
Beida). He says its still Xis critique of HUEN, that was most ___. He says Xi isnt a very powerful person,
but there is a reason why Xi came out on top.

He thinks Bo was extremely unhappy about being sent to Congqing while Xijingping got to be in power in
the party. Gukelais mom is Bos mother in law. Prof thinks Xi is truly clueless. But some people know
that theres a problem and will not admit it. 3 confidence. Shangezhixin. Prof thinks that the party is
aware of everything, but they still keep going. What is marxism? From its development, to leninism
then to Maoism and finally gave power to the party. Does this really suit China? Will this really get rid
of Chinas problems. If you look at Chinas economy, whos got the power the money? Jiejifenxi
jiejidouzheng? Do we really want to use Marxism? Shouldnt we be scared of it if we know what it
really is?

How do we solve Chinas problems? Ive got ideas but Im not clear, but he see Xi pretty carefully. He
says Xi wants to be the next guy in power. What is Marxism? The Soviet union is very different. We
need to study USSR pretty carefully. Nothing worked out. It wasted lots of time. He says all he knows is
that all of the Soviets power and authority is in our hands. No history, no future, only power. This is
how the party sees China. Theres no point in understanding Marxism. Whats the result? Look at the
USSR.

He says its not that China has no hope. Hes not so pessemistic. He thinks that China has a chance to
walka peaceful, righteous path. He says there are so many paths that we could take. Both politically
and economically.

What is the China dream? You might have one, but what is it in the end? Is it even realistic? You want
to represent technical advances, globalization, economic grow, how do you even get there? Its empty.
When it comes to the China dream, it becomes illogical. Prof thinks if he went on Weibo, the
government will put him in prison. What about Chinas 5000 years history? What is its connection to
Marxism? How is it even related