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Although the CCP has lifted restrictions on income and penalties for success in recent years, the CCP opposes what it calls "celebrity culture" as is common in Western societies among highly paid athletes and movie stars. Many successful role models have found themselves "disappeared" or "unpersonned".  A few have reemerged after being "rectified" and rehabilitated in reeducation camps, expressing their effusive praise for the CCP for allowing their success, and deeply apologetic to the public for having strayed from the leftist line and notions of [[social justice]].

Although the CCP has lifted restrictions on income and penalties for success in recent years, the CCP opposes what it calls "celebrity culture" as is common in Western societies among highly paid athletes and movie stars. Many successful role models have found themselves "disappeared" or "unpersonned".  A few have reemerged after being "rectified" and rehabilitated in reeducation camps, expressing their effusive praise for the CCP for allowing their success, and deeply apologetic to the public for having strayed from the leftist line and notions of [[social justice]].

According to Yan Shitong, director of Shingwa University's Institute of International Studies, Chinese university students born in 2000 or later ([[Gen Z]]) "usually have a strong sense of superiority and confidence and they tend to look at other countries from a condescending perspective."  They look at international relations through wishful thinking and

According to Yan Shitong, director of Shingwa University's Institute of International Studies, Chinese university students born in 2000 or later ([[Gen Z]]) "usually have a strong sense of superiority and [[confidence]] and they tend to look at other countries from a condescending perspective."  They look at international relations through wishful thinking and

believe that China's foreign policy goals can be achieved easily.  ''Nikkei Asia'' quoted the leading Chinese scholar as saying, "They think humankind's universal values such as peace, morality, fairness and justice are China's inherent traditions. They think that only China is just, while all other countries, especially the [[Western civilization|Western countries]], are evil."  This is the legacy of China's one child policy, which has given rise to single children brought up as pampered royalty by parents and grandparents, impacting their perception of China and the world.

believe that China's foreign policy goals can be achieved easily.  ''Nikkei Asia'' quoted the leading Chinese scholar as saying, "They think humankind's universal values such as peace, morality, fairness and justice are China's inherent traditions. They think that only China is just, while all other countries, especially the [[Western civilization|Western countries]], are evil."  This is the legacy of China's one child policy, which has given rise to single children brought up as pampered royalty by parents and grandparents, impacting their perception of China and the world.