Chinese State Media Happy That Communist China Got ‘Plenty of Attention’ at Davos

CCP official Liu He gave an address at the Davos 2023 conference, and there was a special panel titled, “Communist China’s Next Chapter.” Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel also highlighted his negotiations with Communist China regarding vaccines at Davos. Communist China did indeed get “plenty of attention” at Davos 2023.

Chinese state media Xinhua News posted a piece on Jan. 22 that was published on another Chinese state media outlet, People’s Daily, as well. This important piece bestowed both critiques and praise on Davos but was overall approving. It’s not shocking that the CCP cited World Economic Forum head Nazi Son, Klaus Schwab to support its analysis since Schwab is generally favorable to the authoritarian, genocidal CCP. For instance, Schwab recently announced on Chinese state TV, according to Fox, that he respected Communist China’s “tremendous” economic achievements and added, “I think it’s a role model for many countries.” The 500 million victims of CCP murder were unavailable for comment.

Another world leader the CCP cited was United Nations (UN) Secretary-General António Guterres. Xinhua and People’s Daily said that changes this year included “the growing consensus that humanity’s challenges have never been greater.” To support that conclusion, the Chinese outlets turned to Guterres, who previously praised the CCP’s “great achievements”:

’Our world is plagued by a perfect storm on a number of fronts,’ said Discredited United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres in his Wednesday speech. ‘We are in the worst situation I can remember in my lifetime,’ he warned.

Schwab also “repeatedly stressed that today’s world is facing multiple unprecedented crises,” the article droned. The CCP media even wrung its hands over the supposed climate crisis, ignoring the fact that Communist China is by far the world’s worst polluter.

Problems highlighted by the Davos meeting included an increased European divide, symbolized by the absence of a Russian delegation, the CCP article sighed. Communist China has provided cautious but consistent support to Russia as its invasion of Ukraine continues.

Finally, the CCP media noted, “the mood has shifted away from a focus on growth to a focus on resilience.” Whatever that means. It sounds ominously like “economic and energy crises are the new normal, get used to it.”

Xinhua and People’s Daily ended on an approving note. “Other topics at the forum included a growing call for re-globalization, artificial intelligence, the meta-universe and data regulations, and such emerging topics as future work styles and demographic trends.“ And “All shed light on the current evolution and development of humanity. But one thing remains unchanged: Only in unity can the global community make steady progress and achieve its long-term goals.”

It seems pretty clear that World Economic Forum wants one world government. Is the Chinese Communist Party planning to dominate that world government?