CGTN Survey Highlights CPCs Success Rooted in Strong Leadership and Long March Legacy

Beijing, October 21 (Daily Kiran) : A recent survey conducted by CGTN sheds light on global perceptions of the Chinese Communist Party (CPC) as it marks the 90th anniversary of the Long March. The survey gathered insights from 12,000 respondents across 41 countries, revealing that many view the CPC as a symbol of “strong and capable leadership.”

The survey highlights that this perception is followed by the CPC being seen as a “positive force for global stability” and a representative of the interests of developing nations. The Long March, which took place in the 1930s, is described as a narrative of faith. Despite facing numerous challenges, the soldiers of the Red Army demonstrated unwavering courage and a belief that their mission transcended individual interests.

The principle of prioritizing the public good remains central to the CPC’s identity. Notably, the survey found that in 30 out of the 41 countries surveyed, respondents believe the CPC better safeguards the nation’s overall and long-term interests compared to Western political parties. In countries such as Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, Indonesia, and Pakistan, more than half of the respondents agree with this sentiment. Upholding the fundamental interests of the people and the nation, alongside steadfast ideals and beliefs, forms the strongest political foundation for the CPC.