Archive · 3 Aug 2026
CPC's Six Strengths Highlighted by President Xi
The Communist Party of China (CPC) has grown from a small group of 50 people in 1921 to a huge party with more than 100 million members.
President Xi Jinping says the party has six big strengths: it looks for truth, cares about people, has a long‑term plan, follows global trends, solves problems, and keeps improving itself.
China has become very industrialized, lifted many people out of poverty, and built big social programs.
The CPC also fights corruption, wants to keep technology in China, and is firm about Taiwan.
China and India have a long friendship, with India recognizing China in 1950 and working together on development.
CPC grew from 50 members in 1921 to over 100 million members today.
President Xi outlines six strengths: truth‑seeking, people‑centeredness, historical mission, trend‑following, problem‑solving, self‑strengthening.
China achieved rapid industrialization, poverty reduction, and large social security systems under CPC leadership.
CPC emphasizes anti‑corruption, technology self‑reliance, and commitment to Taiwan reunification.
China and India share historical solidarity, with India recognizing PRC in 1950 and cooperating on development.
- Who
- President Xi Jinping and the Communist Party of China
- What
- Outline of the CPC's six defining strengths
- Where
- China, Shanghai, India, Kolkata
- Why
- To showcase CPC's strengths and promote its governance model
- Party
- Communist Party of China
- President
- President Xi Jinping
- Strengths
- Six defining strengths
- Members
- Over 100 million
- Poverty Reduction
- Nearly 100 million lifted out of poverty