Essays on China’s regulatory crackdown on some business sectors have sparked discussion about whether it is heading toward a new Cultural Revolution
HONG KONG—A pair of dueling essays from Chinese commentators on the Communist Party’s regulatory crackdown on some business sectors have sparked a broader public discussion about the direction of the country and whether it is heading toward turbulence not seen since the Cultural Revolution.
Earlier this week, an essay that hailed Beijing’s regulatory campaign against the technology, education and entertainment industries as “a profound revolution” and advocated sociopolitical upheaval was recirculated by China’s main state-media mouthpieces and widely shared online, evoking concerns that Beijing was sanctioning a return to a dark chapter in the nation’s turbulent history.
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