China Policy's Kelly Says Reform Has Sacred Meaning

The transcript discusses China's focus on domestic issues and the challenges it faces, including the need for reforms. It highlights the ideological thrust that necessitates emphasizing threats and risks, and the political dynamics surrounding the term 'reform'. The discussion also contrasts reform with revolution, noting the historical shift in China's political narrative since Deng Xiaoping's era.

What are the main threats that China is trying to save itself from according to the text?

What are the implications of the ideological thrust mentioned in the text?

How does the concept of reform play a role in the political landscape of China?

What does the term 'reform' signify in the context of China's political authority?

In what ways has the meaning of reform changed since the era of Deng Xiaoping?