How the Chinese Communist Party's relationship with business has evolved - BBC News

In July, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) will celebrate 100 years since its founding.

The BBC's China Correspondent Robin Brant explores the relationship between China's leader Xi Jinping and private business.

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[shahidkhan-ycmd]

China become 16 trillions gdp from 150 billion gdp in 1980
BBC : Due to force laboured
🤩🤩🤣🤣😀😀😂😂

[ytcommentsguy]

CCP: Don't challenge me, do your business.

[brunokagawa]

It's either the party controlling the corporations, or the other way around, as is the case in the United States.

[td]

The reporting was made to show a brutal suppression of businesses in China but actually it’s about preserving state sovereignty and protecting the government from the powerful influence of large corporations like what happens in the US where the government is practically run by CEOs

[SHUP]

I'm surprised BBC made a slight criticism of the CCP. Step in the right direction I guess

[andrewmasscot]

Elon musk: 'cryptocurrency is very promising but invest with caution'
Please don't invest if you have no clue or some guidance to what you are doing

[RSID]

I like how capital in china, doesn't rise above government. In the US it's the other way around.

[td]

Communism does not ban private business so China is probably the most successful communist state.

[joyofvillage]

Where is the covering of yesterday protest in London.... Where is it BBC?

[loneranger]

American : Government has no business in Capital.
Chinese : Capital has no business in Government.

[johnnyjai]

以下中英文評論 Chinese and English in comments below


today, it's some countries and their social political systems is not democracy, for everybody has different opinions or view points, but at least these countries official don't takes own country's system and its defraud and force sell for people's of around the world, it's not look like America and western countries takes own democracy systems and it's defraud for people's of around the world everyday, if it's not obey and resist America instruction some countries by label the tyranny and dictator a country, they're always take actions to some countries with economic terrorism sanctions, military intimidation and war invasions, then they makeup myself to be a image of justice international police to defend that it's human is democracy, freedom, human rights, the fact it's covering up a tyranny and dictator is rule ambitious and hegemony of around the world with America and western countries

[lucasjason]

BBC should ask yourself why we Chinese don't want to be interviewed by you. Your evil practice of twisting our words, or the ghost filters. Stop whining and self-patronizing.

[forevercoco]

The Jack Ma example is invalid. The business model of Ant Financial is problematic and this is the reason it’s not get on the IPO, not because CPC wants a little more. They already have absolute control of the society anyway.

[lilywhite]

BBC should be telling the true story about “Our government has fallen apart “

[ittakes-tango]

How can anyone criticise this way of governance when some companies in the West have become so uncontrollably big that governments had no choice but to bail them out with taxpayers’ money.

[markxniu]

they dont want to speak on camera, maybe because bbc's ghost filter and rolf editing?

[chinabillchinese]

We are like unconscious slaves in China

[mosarila]

No horror movie background music and dark filter? So strange of BBC

[derekchen]

I think the interviewee (1:20) explained in a different meaning in Chinese as BBC interupted it and say what they want to say.

[nickwey]

Private company need some kind of supervision, is that a problem???