Chinese Communist Party Marks 100 Years

The video discusses the historical and modern significance of the Chinese Communist Party, highlighting key events such as the Great Famine, Cultural Revolution, and economic reforms. It explores the symbolism of the First National Congress site and the party's role in China's economic transformation and poverty alleviation. The party's global stance, internal control measures, and its approach to dissent are also examined.

Which major events are associated with the Chinese Communist Party's history?

• The Great Famine and Cultural Revolution

• The Industrial Revolution

• The American Civil War

• The French Revolution

What does the site of the First National Congress symbolize?

• The end of the Cultural Revolution

• The metamorphosis and growth of the Chinese Communist Party

• The decline of the Chinese Communist Party

• The beginning of the Great Famine

How many members does the Chinese Communist Party claim to have?

• 110 million

• 70 million

• 90 million

• 50 million

What has the Chinese Communist Party tied its legitimacy to?

• Military expansion

• Technological advancements

• Economic transformation and poverty alleviation

• Cultural dominance

How does the Chinese Communist Party respond to dissent?

• It supports dissenting voices

• It ignores dissent

• It silences dissent both on the mainland and in Hong Kong

• It encourages open debate