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Do most people in China identify as communist?
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Politics in general is not commonly on peoples minds. Or they treat it like a sports team they check in on every so often.
Bieng politically knowledgeable and up to date is much more rare then you believe. This goes for China as well, as people just have other things going on in their lives so they don’t bother reading/learning/thinking about politics or communism very much.
Sadly, I would say that far more identity with hardline Chinese nationalism over Marxism, and Marxism is mostly acknowledged because it’s association with the CPC.