Words That Wound: How Xi’s Rhetoric Birthed America’s Hawks|| Digging into China

A major rectification campaign spanning five months has been launched to enforce party loyalty, spotlighted by a 14-episode CCTV series, Lectures on Xi Jinping’s Economic Thought, exploring innovative economic frameworks and new productive forces. Xi’s prolific book publications, potentially earning him billions, underscore his ideological push, yet The Economist reveals an ironic twist: his anti-American rhetoric has fueled U.S. hawks, drawing from over 130 volumes to critique China. This shift, from pro-China “panda huggers” to hardliners, reflects Xi’s vision of global dominance over co-leadership, risking the liberal order. His words, possibly bluster for domestic control, are taken seriously abroad, amplifying misjudgments. Nationalism and a radicalized party are his tools, unmoderated internally despite diplomatic restraint. Xi accepts the West’s opposition as a byproduct of his autocratic grip, prioritizing power over national interest, unmoved by critiques of his bombast.

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