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Politically speaking, the PRC currently has a constitution adopted on December 4, 1982, and it is difficult to truly characterize its regime: considered a communist state since the beginning of the 20th century, some still refer to it as authoritarian or capitalist. The use of "market socialism" could characterize China today, showing its evolution while keeping solid foundations in relation to communism. The government and the institutions in power are stable, since the Chinese Communist Party has been in power since 1949. It uses authoritarian methods to control its population, trying to reduce dissent and tolerating criticism only when they are not considered organized, subversive.

Economically, China takes the place of the United States as the world's largest economic power, with comparable purchasing power in 2014. Socially, China is similar to the communist regimes that have been known in the last century: on the surface, the situation seems ideal because of censorship, and because the opposition is locked, but the reality is quite different: despite a thriving economy, there are many disparities within the population. Indeed, the latter remains mostly poor, with a GDP per inhabitant ranked 120th in the world. China provides 33% of global growth, and is based on strong public and private sectors and a strong industry. The country therefore has a considerable industrial power.

Internal conflicts are characterized by rebellions marked by daily riots by residents who oppose party practices. Protests against the authoritarian regime are regularly heard. Internal conflicts also consist of conflicts with certain regions that would like their independence, such as Tibet, or with other regions in conflict with the central government such as Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang or Taiwan. Among these internal conflicts are the ethnic pressures, as well as the insistence of the personal power, which are strong because of the large number present on the territory, as said above. We witness a repression of other ethnic groups by those of the Han, largely majority in the territory. In Xinjiang in particular, there is significant ethnic conflict with the Uyghurs.

In the country, the corruption is very strong, the senior executives of the country being generally in relation, or even appointed by members of the Chinese Communist Party. There is even a propaganda ministry that applies censorship to means of expression such as the Internet, cinematography or television. Censorship is routine in China, it is integrated into the whole system of the country, the Chinese Communist Party reacting quickly to any threat to the regime, as in Tiananmen. Nevertheless, this censorship admits limitations, and this especially with the media that reveal truths that the Chinese government would prefer to silence. The other parties than the official party have almost no existence.

The people seem to be divided in the country. While some appreciate the system by highlighting its role in the recovery of the economy, others criticize the increase in disparities and corruption in everyday life.

Crime and terrorism are strong in the country, due to the growing discontent of the population. Even if the facts are not put forward because of the Chinese censorship, they exist. For example, terrorists killed 3 people and wounded 40 in Tiananmen on October 28, 2013, damaging the unity and harmonization of China. Social tensions are palpable.

With regard to external conflicts and countries at potential risk, China is, by its regime, an enemy country to many others. There has been significant conflict over the control of the South China Sea since the 1970s, especially the Spratley Islands, because of the importance of the resources it contains. Oppositions take place between Taiwan, China, Vietnam, Malaysia or the Philippines. China has also had tensions with India since the 1962 war for several reasons, such as maritime control or the Tibetan problem. A territorial conflict exists with Japan, still in connection with the maritime territory, especially the senkaku / diaoyu islands. Finally, the United States threatened to intervene in all these maritime conflicts against China. Many countries are therefore in greater or lesser conflict with China, particularly because of the maritime territory.