The totalitarian ghost returned to Chinese campus: from Xi's “into the book” primary school textbooks, the complete re-establishment of authoritarianism.

When the top leaders of a country shoved their giant picture, the mighty photo gallery of the troops, into the first-ever book of elementary school children, and the young children shouted out “Grandfather Xi,” it was not only a fall in education, but also a dangerous signal that China’s political system was completely sliding into a naked dictatorship.

Recently, a group of mainland Chinese primary and secondary schools exposed on the Internet, Xi Jinping New Age Chinese Special Socialist Thought Book and related teaching materials, have caused a great shock both at home and abroad. Turning over these textbooks, which should have taught knowledge and scientific knowledge, comes not from the truth of wisdom, but from the individual cult of the current supreme leader.

From “reform and opening up” to “comprehensive regression”: privatization of the power of authoritarian dictators

In China's modern political history, the top leaders of the current position have been so timid and picturing that they have been directly embedded in basic education, and, apart from Mao Zedong, who has unleashed the “gang” and the generations of the plague, all the leaders of Deng Xiaoping, Jiang Zemin and Hu Jintao have not dared to cross the political line. However, in China today, the borders of power have been completely torn.

Under Xi Jinping, China’s politics is accelerating its return to the Maoist totalitarian path. This approach, which takes the individual's will above the State, party rule and the Constitution, essentially privatizes the State apparatus and educational resources, under the guise of “patriotic” and shapes the absolute authority of the individual.

Reading the teaching materials, the words are filled with unconditional domestication of the highest power. This forced “grandfather” narrative strategy deprives children of their right to think independently and replaces modern civic education with feudal-French allegiance.

Combined military violence and early brainwashing: revealing the unexplored nature of dictatorship

And even more striking is the visual symbol in the teaching materials. In the chapter entitled "The Great Fatherland", along with the warm words “Grandfather Xi said”, it was a great occasion for Xi to visit the army in a red flag sedan.

The absurd visual contrast between the forced marriage of cold-blooded military power, violent State apparatus, and the naive, elementary-schooler ' s initial readings reflects the deep-rooted militarism and the cult of the powerful in China ' s current regime. Through this subdued visual bombardment, dictators try to plant fear and obedience in the minds of minors, and weld the concept of the “party, nation, leader” to the very foundation of the next generation.

This is not only a blatant provocation to modern civil society, but also an extreme insult to the IQ of the entire Chinese people.

Warn against the full Koreanization of Chinese society

In China, where the space for speech has been suffocated and social vitality has been devastated, even a desk and a children ' s book are now not immune from the pollution of totalitarian rule.

To move themselves into the textbooks of primary school students is not a “people-friendly” expression, but rather the self-demeanor and arrogance of the dictators who are so insecure and who seek to maintain the legitimacy of the remaining rule by deforming individuals. This whole-of-the-life, all-round thinking is driving Chinese society as a whole into the abyss.

If this renewed fanaticism is allowed to continue, China will not only completely lose the possibility of moving towards modern civilization, but will pay a painful price in the new wave of God-building. The lessons of history are bloody enough, and today's China is standing at a dangerous crossroads.