Reshaping of China’s Communist Youth League gives insight into party resilience


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For decades, the Communist Youth League of China fiercely butted heads with the ruling party before gradually evolving into a key career springboard for state leaders.

Today, the century-old league stands reshaped as a modern United Front machine – trying to capture the pulse of Chinese youth with NFTs (non-fungible tokens), rap videos and even dating services.

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