North India Statesman
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Beijing: Tomorrow, October 1, is the 75th anniversary of China's Communist Revolution. China, which was considered almost insignificant at that time, has today become the world's second military and economic superpower. It is trying to become the world's first superpower and the only superpower in the Eastern Hemisphere by overtaking America in both regions.
But Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar saw in his dream an idol whose crown and face were made of gold. The chest and arms were of silver, the stomach and thighs were of taramba, but the feet below the ankles were of clay. It seems that the same situation has happened in China also.
It seems that China is now in a real economic frenzy in a race to establish military bases in the Pacific Ocean, the Indian Ocean countries and the countries that touch the Atlantic Ocean to the west of Africa. Due to this its growth rate has also reduced. The result was that there is no enthusiasm in China on the 75th October Revolution Day. There are no grand celebrations or grand parades with powerful projectiles.
There is no possibility that Xi Jinping, who made China the world's second superpower after going through many political whirlpools, is not familiar with it. That is why, in his message on October Revolution Day, he told the people that the path ahead is not easy and simple. There are difficulties ahead. There are obstacles. (We) have to deal with tremendous winds, storms, seas and sea eddies.
It is noteworthy that during the 60th and 70th anniversaries of the October Revolution, a grand parade was held in China with the latest modern weapons of that time. There was joy and celebration all over the country, there were decorations everywhere, everywhere there were the paper traps famous in China. This time nothing was visible. As if something was about to happen, a gray sheet of oath was being spread across the country.
