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"China after the CCP" by Miles Yu Maochun: Big society, small government
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"China after the CCP"
The article was published by the Hudson Institute on 16 July 2025, and the main author is Professor Miles Yu Maochun. Is it really possible for the CCP to collapse?
The report emphasizes that the collapse of the CCP is not a question of "if", but a question of "when". And the most terrifying thing is that it will not fall slowly, but may suddenly change overnight.
However, the Hudson Report directly tells us: The complete response script of the U.S. side has been written long ago, and various departments have even started to practice. First, the United States will not immediately send troops to the border, but will send the CIA and Army Special Forces to quickly enter key areas of China. They do not fight, but seize information, stabilize the situation, and find forces that can cooperate, such as ethnic minority organizations, religious groups or reformists within the system.
The United States has also designed a "regional contact" strategy. If local governments emerge in various parts of China, such as Xinjiang, Tibet or Guangdong, the United States will not rush to support the central government, but will establish connections separately to avoid the rise of new totalitarianism. In other words, the United States hopes that China will first have local autonomy and then gradually integrate.
The United States' "China script" has long been on the table and has been prepared very carefully. They are not waiting for the CCP to fall, but waiting for the right time to take action immediately to ensure that China will not fall into the abyss of dictatorship again.
However, in addition to stabilizing the situation, the United States has also planned a set of plans to fundamentally assist China's democratic transition.
The U.S. goal is not to take over, but to help China complete a true democratic transition. How to do it? Five core projects:
First, establish real media and freedom of speech. The report recommends that after the collapse of the CCP, the United States and the international community immediately help China establish independent media, end censorship, and let the people really have a place to speak.
Second, rebuild civil society. In the past, the CCP labeled non-governmental organizations, civic groups, and religious groups as "hostile forces", but in fact these organizations are the pillars of society. Once they get rid of suppression, they will quickly help society restore order.
Third, education and judicial reform. The CCP's education system and courts have been serving stability maintenance and brainwashing for decades. The report emphasizes that the new government must completely end brainwashing education, make the judiciary truly independent of political parties, and ensure fairness.
Fourth, restore religious and cultural freedom. What the CCP fears most is faith, because people with faith are difficult to enslave. Therefore, the report recommends that once the regime collapses, religious restrictions should be immediately abolished, temples and churches should be opened, confiscated property should be returned, and exiled religious leaders should be allowed to return to the country to rebuild freedom of faith.
Fifth, assist China in formulating a new constitution and moving towards constitutional democracy. The new constitution must guarantee multi-party elections, judicial independence, and human rights protection, and must be jointly drafted by a "Constitutional Assembly" with the participation of all people, rather than a leader working behind closed doors.
Such a big task cannot be accomplished by the United States alone, so the report specifically emphasizes that the United States will join Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, Australia, the United Nations, the Five Eyes Alliance and even India to form a "multilateral stability alliance" to jointly protect China's peaceful transition.
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Reporter : Wang Duruo / Editor : Fang Xun / https://www.aboluowang.com/2025/0720/2249951.html
The report "China After the CCP" released by the Hudson Institute on 16 July 2025 was written by Professor Yu Maochun and brought together expert analysis, pointing out that the collapse of the CCP is not a fantasy, but a countdown. The report believes that the CCP is facing internal troubles such as economic downturn, high youth unemployment, bursting of the real estate bubble, population aging crisis, internal corruption and demoralization, as well as external troubles such as the setback of the "Belt and Road Initiative" and decoupling from the West. Financial risks may spread to the world. Similar to the dramatic changes before the collapse of the Soviet Union, the CCP may suddenly collapse. The United States has prepared a detailed response plan for this, with the goal of assisting China to move towards freedom and democracy, rather than taking over.
The U.S. response plan emphasizes rapid response and multilateral cooperation, rather than military occupation. After the collapse of the CCP, the United States will send the CIA and Army Special Forces (Green Berets) into key areas to stabilize the situation, protect infrastructure such as power plants and transportation hubs, and cooperate with ethnic minorities, religious groups or reformists, similar to the Afghanistan model in 2001. The primary task is to control nuclear weapons through special operations, no-fly zones and safe zones to prevent them from falling into the hands of terrorists or remnants of the CCP. The United States and its allies divide the work: Japan provides economic assistance, Australia is responsible for humanitarian assistance, South Korea prevents North Korea from chaos, and NATO monitors Russia. The report proposes a "regional engagement" strategy to support local autonomy in Xinjiang, Tibet or Guangdong and prevent the rise of new totalitarianism. The United States will also assist in the establishment of independent media, non-governmental organizations, education and judicial systems, promote the transformation of a free society, and establish no-fly zones through the Air Force and Navy to prevent interference from Russia, Iran or the remnants of the Chinese Communist Party.
In order to promote democratic transformation, the report proposes "five major democratic projects". First, establish independent media, break the censorship of the Chinese Communist Party, and allow people to express themselves freely. Second, restore non-governmental organizations and religious groups to promote social stability. Third, abolish brainwashing education and party-controlled courts to ensure judicial independence. Fourth, cancel religious restrictions, return temples and church properties, and welcome exiled religious leaders to return to the country. Finally, assist in the formulation of a new constitution, guarantee multi-party elections and human rights, and draft it through a constitutional convention with the participation of all people. The United States will unite the international community as an advisor to prevent the restoration of totalitarianism. The transformation may take more than ten years, but the direction must be correct.
The mission of the U.S. special forces is not to occupy, but to stabilize the situation, similar to the assistance provided by the US Strategic Intelligence Agency in China during World War II. The troops will protect infrastructure, assist the interim government in maintaining public order, control nuclear weapons bases, curb terrorism or remnant CCP chaos, and protect Falun Gong practitioners, human rights lawyers and other groups from retaliation. The US military has formed a multilateral alliance with Taiwan, Japan, the United Nations, etc., and will withdraw quickly after completing the mission and will not stay for a long time.
In order to deal with the history of CCP tyranny, the report proposes "transitional justice" and draws on the South African "truth and reconciliation" model. Establish a truth commission, make public torture records and other archives, hold hearings, let victims speak, and perpetrators admit responsibility, provide compensation and apologies for the June 4th Incident and Falun Gong victims, build monuments, write tyranny into textbooks, avoid "turning the page" or retaliation, and promote social unity.
Finally, the report recommends establishing a new China through a nationwide constitution. The CCP Constitution serves the party and needs to be rewritten. The new constitution will be drafted by representatives from all walks of life through a transparent constitutional convention, guaranteeing freedom of speech, belief, and election. It will take effect after public debate and referendum, and is expected to be completed in one year to rebuild the national spirit and realize sovereignty for the people.
The report shows that the collapse of the CCP is not out of reach, and the United States has prepared a script to assist China in moving towards democracy and freedom. From stabilizing the situation to democratic reconstruction, historical reckoning and constitution-making, each step shows a blueprint for China without the CCP.
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