How is China actually communist? They have private and public companies, stock exchanges, private housing...

How is China actually communist? They have private and public companies, stock exchanges, private housing, jobs with salaries/wages, etc. Don't all of those things go against communism?

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They are capitalists larping as Communists

yeah but they have a red flag with yellow stars
checkmate atheists

The "communist" label is a matter of credibility and legitimacy. It would be hard for the CPC to claim any legitimacy of the one-party State without larping as communists.

With that being said Huawei's structure actually sounds like communism, but we don't have proofs that it actually works as they officially claim.

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They're socialist with Chinese characteristics

China is capitalist with a single communist party

Read about Lenin's NEP. It's pretty much what China is doing.
> private housing
Actualy no. There's no private property in China. You just rent it for a few decades and then it goes back to the state

ikr?
their leaders has a stake in their big companies plus allowed to go abroad and buy property for their second family.

Does anyone who writes this ever bother reading what Deng actually wrote or what his thought process was?

based saneposter