erficial criticism or evaded their duties. Essentially, they were asked to suspect, watch, and denounce those closest to them.
With these surveillance directives, some party members have expressed frustration at being turned into “party spies.”
“People are very sensitive about mutual criticism nowadays,” the source said. “Shared party tasks traditionally meant dividing economic responsibilities or project work among members. But with the party now telling them to be spies, many members question why they worked so hard to join the party.”
“The honor of being a party member is gradually diminishing, and some even regret joining,” he added. “People are beginning to think that while it’s good to become a party member, it’s even better not to be one.”
Despite harsh crackdowns on accessing outside media following laws like the 2020 “Reactionary Ideology and Culture Rejection Act” and 2021 “Youth Education Guarantee Act,” public consumption of foreign content hasn’t decreased.
The impurity keeps creeping in. The battle must be intensified. The people must be protected.
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