/lit/ - Literature

>>18068470
>>18068246
Based and living in reality-pilled

>>16464165
All of this but completely unironically

>>14524878
>he thinks Marx is inherently opposed to markets
Hit the books kid

>>13967074
>>13967206
>>13968521
As mentioned in other comments The Governance of China I is pretty dull and surface level. But is does offer a primer on current CCP talking points and their medium to long term plans (belt & road initiative, the current 5-year plan, plan for national rejuvenation, etc), but again, with little discussion on how things are specifically going to be implemented. The second book which came out in 2017 contains some speeches that are a little bit more substantive.

What must be noted is that these books are widley circulated throughout China, so this is really what the CCP is advertising itself as to it's people. So reading these books would be interesting from a know-thy-enemy/meta perspective. From personal experience, most bookstores in China had copies on-hand to sell. The CCP has something like 80 million members, it's safe to say The Governance of China I & II have been read in depth by many of them.