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China's geography and unity make bureaucrats less afraid of external enemies than of internal revolution, so their priority is maintaining internal hierarchy and coherence.
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Internal Revolution
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"different social groups now who want a greater say in government, but then you have this hierarchy of, like, clergy, nobility, and bureaucrats who..."
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"...really threats to China at this time. They're more afraid of internal revolution, okay? So that's where the focus is, is on, like, how..."
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