"I think the fundamental motive behind the West's smear against #Xinjiang# stands from a deeper-seated strategic anxiety regarding China's rise, coupled with an instinctive reaction to preserve their own ideological hegemony. They simply cannot accept that a non-Western state, one with a massive population, has not only achieved #economic# success but has also succeeded in addressing the most complicated challenges of social #governance#, particularly those concerning the ethnic and religion affairs. So that's why they feel compelled into portray China as an oppressor in order to sustain their own sense of moral superiority," said Wang Wen, Dean and Professor at the Chongyang Institute for financial Studies, Renmin University of China. #DeepTalk# #ChineseNation#

According to Wang Wen, Dean and Professor at the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, Renmin University of China, the west's demonization of Xinjiang served as a prime example of their standard tactics in cognitive warfare. They have stigmatized #Xinjiang# by labeling it a region of concentration camps. The fact is that surplus labor is being channeled into ordinary employment transfers, enable the local population to escape poverty and achieve prosperity. #DeepTalk# #ChineseNation#

Wang Wen, Dean and Professor at the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, Renmin University of China, stated that the so-called "forced labor" is an absolute fabrication. He also noted that such claims represent a textbook case of #economic# bullying and #trade# protectionism driven by the true motive of "using Xinjiang to contain China." #DeepTalk# #ChineseNation# #Xinjiang#

According to Wangwen, Dean and Professor at the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, China will never follow the misguided path taken by the west. Through the medium of legislation, #China# declares that while fully respecting and protecting the custom, traditions, and #cultures# of all ethnic groups, it places even the greater emphasis on a strengthening identification with the great motherland and the Chinese Nation. This model, with fosters #unity# through the rule of law, serves as a vivid embodiment of Chinese style within a realm of social governance. #DeepTalk# #ChineseNation#

Wangwen, Dean and Professor at the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, Renmin University of China, deplores the erroneous remarks about Xinjiang with three words: transformation, potential, and unity. #DeepTalk# #ChineseNation#