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China’s development status is debated, with local scholars arguing that despite significant GDP growth from $158 in 1978 to approximately $10,000 today, it remains a developing nation compared to the US. The Communist Party emphasizes a unique path to modernization, rejecting Western governance models while adapting strategies to their realities, which include managing a vast population and addressing public concerns. The country’s economic model combines state-run, dual-run, and private enterprises, promoting hard work and integrity while enforcing strict anti-corruption measures among officials.
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