Great Power Doctrine vs. the Architecture of a Good State

The article analyzes the Chinese concept of holistic national security within the framework of Xi Jinping's doctrine. The author indicates that security has ceased to be an exclusively military domain, encompassing political, biological, food, and cyber spheres. A key element is the identification of the stability of the political system with state security, leading to total control over society in the name of protecting CCP power. The text emphasizes the strategic importance of self-sufficiency in food and technology as foundations of modern sovereignty, warning against dependence on external markets in crisis situations. Overall, it presents a vision of the state as a single organism, where economic development and systemic resilience are inextricably linked with military strength and political control.