The class struggle in China is currently being fuelled, unfortunately it is a Maoist driven ideology, most of the people in China who claim to believe in communism are either lackeys of Xi Jinping's government or reactionary Maoists, this is a message that illustrates the class struggle in China, but the large number of Maoists in China compels me to mention that it is taking place all the time in China, albeit in a very small manner, and that it is not a major social struggle for the time being. This smallness is reflected in the extreme activities of the workers who are really oppressed, in the short term, there is no violent social upheaval, it doesn't evolve into a big social struggle for the time being, the biggest one would be a strike in a factory, the treatment of the workers in China is actually very poor, the Chinese parents educate their children by telling them: "Workers are the lowest in the society, you should not become a worker in the future". The Chinese Communist Party uses bourgeois culture and promotes it, for example bourgeois pornography corrupts every Chinese, Chinese social values have degenerated to the most reactionary fascist values, Chinese capitalists have begun to exploit the proletariat unafraid on the basis of demographic superiority, and because Chinese capitalists are linked to the bureaucracy in Xi Jinping's government, they can repress the proletariat at will. have links with the bureaucracy in Xi Jinping's government so they can repress the workers' movement at will, and this includes costing workers their lives, and reactionary Maoism is deceiving the workers into acting as a political bargaining chip for the Maoists, who always dictate to the workers from on high that the liberation of the proletariat in China can only be achieved by Stalinism Hoxhaism!