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In recent months, a resurgence of Mao's rhetoric has emerged from the CCP, further complicating the political landscape. The infamous slogan, "We will never yield to the Americans," has resurfaced, echoing the kind of aggressive language that historically preceded disastrous policies and immense loss of life. Observers are rightly concerned that this rhetoric signals a willingness to sacrifice its own populace for pride and power, as witnessed during Mao's rule.
The implications of such language express a troubling willingness to engage in confrontation, which can lead to significant social consequences both internally and on the international front. Signals from the CCP suggest that they may replicate past mistakes, prompting fears about the potential repercussions for the Chinese people.