Top Chinese officials must self-evaluate

"Fourth down and . . . "

The top cheese of the Chinese government have been forced to undergo a self-criticism session, according to the state media. This is a clear indication that President Xi Jinping is doing all to enforce party loyalty as signs of internal dissent are being felt over Xi's handling of the trade war China is having with the United States.

Members of the Politburo "were asked to conduct criticism and self-criticism in light of work experience," at a meeting held on Tuesday and Wednesday, state news agency Xinhua reported.

Below are a few of the initial questions asked by the state interviewer. The names have been changed to protect the identities of the subjects, all of whom sat in the same room during the interview.

The first question asked by the Interviewer of Chang Pong Bing was:

Interviewer: Tell me, Chang, what is your weakest attribute?

Chang: I try too hard. I find myself slaving over problems until they're solved. Sometimes I take problems home, make wife unhappy but she understand.

Interviewer to Ping Jing Jong: So what is your greatest weakness, Ping?

Ping: I get anxious when work not perfect. It make me to stay late and work until it be done properly.

The were also questioned on "how they have taken the lead to implement Xi's instructions and key Party regulations and policies."

Interviewer: So tell me, Xin Bo Khuan, what would you do if you saw an assassin about to shoot President Xi because he does not want him to remain "President for Life"?

Xin: I get in front of Xi and take bullet for him. If lucky, I die for Xi. He my president, that would be end of my life. No problem.

Interviewer: And now I'm going to ask you all to face the wall and I will stand behind you. When I count to three, I want you to fall backwards and I will catch you. Trust me. . . .


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