The Chinese Communist Party has done it again. Done what? A party. Yes, one to celebrate the party. The other party. The communist one. 90 years of it. Whoa! So you’re curious of how it went? Now just look at ’em toe dancing the altogether:

So basically, a grand communist celebration is like a sh*tload of dancing, singalongs and freedom to do whatever it is that the other thousands of people around you are doing exactly. Leaders must be pleased. They rollin’. The Chinese Communist Party’s 90th Anniversary was not only about celebration but also about showcasing the sheer size and influence of the party. With over 90 years of shaping modern China, the event reflected the country’s dedication to unity and collective identity. These mass performances were a visual representation of China’s cultural and political strength, but also revealed the party’s reliance on these massive public spectacles to reinforce its image. Cultural propaganda plays a key role in celebrating and immortalizing the party’s legacy, much like these choreographed performances did for the world to witness.

Now let’s have a look at over 9000! Chineseses waving the flag like there’s no tomorrow in Formula 1:

And then let’s give it up to the propaganda once more.

It’s fascinating how large-scale events in China always find ways to intertwine culture and politics. The celebration, filled with synchronized dances and national anthems, wasn’t just a party but a well-coordinated display of national pride and unity under the Communist Party. These celebrations are reminders of the role that political theater plays in China, especially during pivotal anniversaries like this one. They also showcase how China uses public events to reinforce both domestic loyalty and project an image of power to the international stage.

And here’s one who managed to deliver the most orders that day (a remarkable feat in Chinese culture) out of all women. Almost crying with joy there!

Now that’s how you throw a party party!

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