China's Communist Party warns the West of 'bloodshed'

Synopsis

Xi Jinping, the President of China and General Secretary of the Communist Party, warns against Taiwan independence while addressing his supporters about what the new century holds. He highlights the increasing military support from countries like the UK to Taiwan, emphasizing the potential for conflict. Xi Jinping introduces a set of policies known as Xi Jinping thought, which has been formally incorporated into the Chinese constitution, showcasing his consolidation of power. This move indicates that he could remain in charge for life, further solidifying the Communist Party's influence in China.