China is changing leadership at a time when the country is getting relentlessly hounded by incessant foreign demands, vile criticisms

and terribly one-sided or vicious and very extreme scrutiny. Hordes of traditional PRC-hating writers, analysts, politicians, little hitler-wannabes and evil western right-wing diehards continue to relish viewing China and its people through the heavily fogged lenses from the Cold War period and the western media has never ditched its used-to-the-bone and worn out cliches or phrases so specially reserved for nonwestern society. China, in fact, has again become public enemy number one. China under Hu (above) made tremendous progress in virtually all fields even though it was always under great and constant pressure from abroad. But this is solidly due to the contributions of the people with Hu generally serving as a distinctively weak and insipid leader. He is not considered a strong leader. The country still barreled ahead nonetheless but because of Hus insipid leadership many many scandals and numerous hot issues occurred. Hus greatest error was thinking or assuming that he could win over the many distractors and naysayers from abroad who were envious even spiteful of the progress and advancements made by China. These people will never change and will always and ALWAYS plot for the destruction/capitulation of China. Trying to win their approval or friendship is truly like trying to tame the devil. Another big error made by Hu was transferring or putting huge amounts of cash belonging to the nation and people into the deep pockets of global warmongers and the bottomless pits dug by collapsing western systems found in Europe. Hu also has to answer for his obedience to the money-sucking barons of Rosoboron so well known for their endless shortchanging practices towards other nations. Chinas incoming new leader (Xi) must avoid the big mistakes made by Hu. It is the time now to make a change or break from Hus horribly weak leadership.