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{{See also|CCP global pandemic}}
 
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=== Typical lifespans of one-party governments and the Communist Part of China ===
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''See also:'' [[Future of atheism in China]]
 
''See also:'' [[Future of atheism in China]]
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According to the China Observer, which is operated by Kanzhongguo (Chinese: 看中國), a Falun Gong-affiliated Chinese language weekly newspaper: "After enduring three years of strict zero-COVID policies, China's economy has plunged into a persistent downturn, alarmingly extending its impact to the military: "In Communist China, the military is a key tool for threatening and suppressing the populace. Therefore, some scholars believe that the regime could collapse once the CCP is unable to afford the operational costs of the military and police. Recently, overseas Chinese media received leaks indicating a reduction in the income of Chinese military personnel. Mr. Hua, a retired officer who turned to business, mentioned that many of his comrades in the army have lost several allowances, with some not receiving any for up to six months".<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcfHGnzZB9c Dire Economy! China Can’t Afford Military and Police Wages, Starts Major Salary Cuts]</ref>
 
According to the China Observer, which is operated by Kanzhongguo (Chinese: 看中國), a Falun Gong-affiliated Chinese language weekly newspaper: "After enduring three years of strict zero-COVID policies, China's economy has plunged into a persistent downturn, alarmingly extending its impact to the military: "In Communist China, the military is a key tool for threatening and suppressing the populace. Therefore, some scholars believe that the regime could collapse once the CCP is unable to afford the operational costs of the military and police. Recently, overseas Chinese media received leaks indicating a reduction in the income of Chinese military personnel. Mr. Hua, a retired officer who turned to business, mentioned that many of his comrades in the army have lost several allowances, with some not receiving any for up to six months".<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcfHGnzZB9c Dire Economy! China Can’t Afford Military and Police Wages, Starts Major Salary Cuts]</ref>
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