Is there any hope for China?

At least they still do Succ Dem bandaid measures I suppose:
scmp.com/news/china/policies-politics/article/1913783/chinas-poverty-relief-grading-scheme-will-rate-top

Dengism was great success in China. Capitalism must fail China for them to nationalise all foreign industry.

This is literally just Canadian Maoists jerking off to some random splinter group. People constantly link this article, and only this article, instead of any practical indication of anti-revisionist activity in China.

This sounds stupid. What do you base this on? Why would they not have access to western luxuries without the collapse of the the USSR? Why would them losing what you clearly see as supreme power aid in their hunt for Levi's jeans?

I love Communism with Chinese Characteristics!!!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hukou_system#1978-Present:_Post-Mao

China has a higher GINI coefficient than the US.

wow, really makes me think

So, no crisis at all?

I nicked that line from a professor who made it his life's calling to study the Soviet Union, so I just took his word for it. It makes sense on an intuitive level though; the Soviet economy was relatively closed, and there were no serious shortages of any goods to the extent that people rioted in the streets, no collapse of the economy - that only happened after they opened up. Only stagnation, but you can stagnate for a long time when you sit on a nuclear arsenal. Nothing was happening in the periphery that could not have been crushed as other unrest had been before either. There was simply no necessity to open up, it was a choice on the leadership's part. Connect that to the fact that a lot of them made out like bandits afterwards, either as oligarchs or ex-SR strongmen, and it's hard not to put one and one together - they did not make the choice out of some abstract spooky commitment to liberty. They wanted to line their pockets.

Bruv, check a map, where's the USSR lad?