Speaking on Flux, Zhang Weiwei, professor of international relations at Fudan University and director of the China Institute, discusses the historical roots of China's unified political system and how he sees the Chinese Communist Party as its continuation. He contrasts China's "Holistic Interest Party" with Western political parties, which represent partial interests. Zhang claims that this model allows for long-term planning, and cites China's electric vehicle industry as an example, and emphasizes that the ongoing reform of systems has contributed to the country's rapid progress. Watch here.