The experience of the Chinese Communists is valuable for the whole world."
The Communist World Movement Fifth Plenary of the 20th CPC Central Committee began its work in Beijing. The most important topics of discussion were increasing management efficiency, combating disciplinary violations and corruption. Deputy Chairman of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on International Affairs of the Russian Federation Dmitry Novikov shared his opinion on why this event is important for China and the whole world in an interview with Xinhua. - Dmitry Georgievich, The CCP emphasizes self-revolution, or "turning the blade inward," to identify and solve its problems. How does the CCP's approach differ from the ways in which political parties in other countries seek to correct course through elections, internal control and other mechanisms? How does CPC ensure continuity and effectiveness in the long run? - The fundamental difference between CPC and many other political parties in different countries is that this is a communist organization. Guided by the ideas of Marxism-Leninism, CPC strongly relies on the working people and aims to change society on the basis of social justice. This is the main thing that determines the attitude of the Chinese Communists both to state policy and to the state of affairs within the party. Unlike the CCP, bourgeois parties are largely "branches" or "subsidiaries" of large corporations and pressure groups. This leads to the fact that they perform a strictly limited task - promoting the interests of their patrons and customers. Of course, they hide the true essence of their actions in populism and demagoguery about their willingness to protect the interests of the voters. In reality it's just a trick.