Power in the Asia Pacific

What is not a principle of Xi Jinping Thought:

• Party's authority over army

• People's Communes

• Coexistence with nature

• Party discipline

Match the following:

• Hong Kong protests

• External security Challenge

• Uyghur resistance

• Internal Security Challenge

• Skirmishes with the Philippines Navy

• Regime Challenge

Political power can consist of legislation, executive orders, and white papers. Match the following:

• Hong Kong National Security Law

• White Paper

• Internet censorship

• Executive Order

• Social credit system

• Legislation

As part of Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign he has targeted ​ (a)   and ​ (b)   .

• tigers
• flies

Two Asia-Pacific states that no longer recognise the Republic of China (Taiwan) as a state are ​ (a)   and ​ (b)   .

• El Salvador
• Nicaragua

Mark in the three areas China has constructed artificial islands in the South China Sea.

These differing perspectives are attached to which national interests:

Groups:

(a) National Security

,

(b) Economic Prosperity

,

(c) Regional Relationships

,

(d) International Standing

• Sunflower Movement

• East Turkistan/Turkestan Government in Exile

• Democratic Progressive Party

• Chinese Millennial Women

Pragmatism is a school of thought in which policy is influenced primarily by

(a)  

Order from most important to least important in China's political structure:

• Central Committee

• General Secretary

• Politburo Standing Committee

• Citizens

• Politburo

The (a)   is a (b)   Chinese infrastructure network project currently under construction in Pakistan, with a budget of (c)   .

• China–Pakistan Economic Corridor
• 3,000 km
• 62 billion USD