As we approach the 25th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square crackdown, much of the international focus on China is on the country’s unimaginable transformation since the People’s Liberation Army suppressed a peaceful pro-democracy movement in Beijing on June 4 1989.
Many may be tempted to marvel at the resilience of the Chinese Communist party, which had a close brush with collapse yet went on to preside over the greatest economic boom in history.
One question few would ask is how the party itself has been transformed. The conventional wisdom is that it has adapted skilfully to the post-Tiananmen challenges.
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