Co-opting Confucianism

A new doctrine, dubbed “CCP Confucianism,” has been deployed to shape public opinion through mass propaganda.
Co-opting Confucianism
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<a><img src="https://www.theepochtimes.com/assets/uploads/2015/09/cropConfucius.jpg" alt="NOW YOU SEE HIM: Chinese tourists pose in front of Confucius outside the National Museum at Tiananmen Square in January. The statue was removed without explanation four months later, highlighting the Communist Party's ambiguity in executing its new brand of Confucius propaganda. (STR/AFP/Getty Images)" title="NOW YOU SEE HIM: Chinese tourists pose in front of Confucius outside the National Museum at Tiananmen Square in January. The statue was removed without explanation four months later, highlighting the Communist Party's ambiguity in executing its new brand of Confucius propaganda. (STR/AFP/Getty Images)" width="575" class="size-medium wp-image-1800592"/></a>
NOW YOU SEE HIM: Chinese tourists pose in front of Confucius outside the National Museum at Tiananmen Square in January. The statue was removed without explanation four months later, highlighting the Communist Party's ambiguity in executing its new brand of Confucius propaganda. (STR/AFP/Getty Images)
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