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>>If Beijing wants something, and the provinces don't, it's probably not going to happen. What if the Party wants something what will happen? Not sure 100% abo
by onetimemanytime 8y ago
>>If Beijing wants something, and the provinces don't, it's probably not going to happen.
What if the Party wants something what will happen? Not sure 100% about China, but in such systems you either go with the flow or...best case scenario you'll get audited, Chinese style.
- house_atr 8y agoStop with these mindless tropes
- azernik 8y agoThe Party is decentralized as well - the distinction between state and party institutions is fuzzy in the Chinese system.
- chillacy 8y agoI bet to an outsider the US government probably looks pretty coherent too, one could say "What if the US Government wants something to happen?" and you'd understand what they meant. But the US Senate has political parties, and heck, even our political parties have various factions. And I'm sure the Party has its own factions as well, and they play the political game that humans play in order to arrive at some semblance of a story we can tell. (Granted it also seems to me that the CCP is more unified, but I don't know if it's actually true or if it's because all of their arguments happen behind closed doors.)