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I think the Chinese Communist Party will also continue to be the ruling party, but I think it needs to hear the people, and hear what they are saying, what they need and meet some of their demands, in order to do that.
Ahead of the congress, CNN's Kristie Lu Stout sat down with three prominent China watchers -- Victor Gao, Hung Huang and John Pomfret -- to discuss the leadership change and their views on the fate of the country and its ruling Communist Party.
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But on major Western TV news networks, there's been no regular
programming on Chinese politics, industry and society.
Or maybe they learned from the ancient militarist of China Sunzi： Know your enemy and yourself (知己知彼，百战百胜)
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"The topic may change month to month, but the goal will be the same -to engage, inform, and ultimately narrow the gulf of misunderstanding about China."
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"On China" premieres on CNN International, October 17
In November, thousands of specially chosen members of China's Communist Party will converge on Beijing for the 18th National Congress. There, they'll announce who'll fill the soon-to-be-vacant roles of president, vice president, premier and assorted chiefs of important government departments.
I also think that from 1949 when China had its revolution until today, the Communist Party has actually been the main source of instability in China, and that when the party changes direction it causes enormous suffering in this country. So if we see significant fractures in that top echelon (of the Party), I think all bets are off. If they do not remain united, they're going to sink together. If they are united in terms of pushing China forward and listening to the increasing demands of their people, or some type of political opening, they will be in charge for decades to come.
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A giant flower looms over Tiananmen Square as Beijing prepares for China's once-in-a-decade leadership change.
Experts discuss new generation of leaders
So there is this expectation for change... What does that mean for the Communist Party of China? Will it stay in power? What is its fate?
I think participation in the government, monitoring of the government, supervision of the Communist Party by other democratic parties and by the population in general will increase. It may not be the same as in the United States or in Britain or in European countries etc., it will be very much of Chinese characteristic, and that will set China apart from other developed countries for decades to come.
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time for CNN to broadcast a regular series on China -- a deeper, intelligent look from inside the country itself.
It was about And the interest is out there. Anyone who watched the second U.S. presidential debate this week between incumbent Barack Obama and Mitt Romney saw the China
• And now CNN broadcast a regular series on China -- a deeper, intelligent look from inside the country itself. • What’re the reasons? • Maybe the rise of China gave the U.S the sense of crisis.the sharply developing economy, the different political ideology
person to get tough on China," generated some
198,619 tweets per minute. It was the second-most tweeted moment of the debate.
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