Xi Jinping: The Nazi Führer of the New Era
作者:王小光 2025年7月10日
编辑:冯仍 责任编辑:罗志飞 鲁慧文
中国国家主席习近平正在构建一个“科技极权国家”,其手段、运作逻辑和意识形态与纳粹主义之间呈现出高度相似之处。
当年,希特勒通过《授权法案》瓦解魏玛共和国的宪政制度,实现了集权统治。而习近平则在2018年通过修改宪法,取消国家主席任期限制,为其长期执政铺平道路。他借“反腐”之名清除政敌,掌控军队、公安与国家安全系统,建立起党政军一体化的高压统治模式。
习近平所构建的,是一个既无制度性反对派、也无法对其合法性提出挑战的权力结构。这种个人凌驾于制度之上的模式,与希特勒所推行的“元首体制”如出一辙。
当年纳粹宣传部长戈培尔将希特勒神化为“民族的救世主”,习近平也被中共宣传系统打造为“核心中的核心”“人民领袖”。其思想被写入党章、宪法,进入教材、课堂、考试,渗透至社会生活的各个角落。
在纳粹德国,出版、言论与教育全部服从宣传口径;而在今天的中国,微博、微信、抖音等平台受到严密审查,“翻墙”成了犯罪行为。批评习近平者不仅面临封号,更可能遭遇跨境追捕,例如李孟居、李明哲的案例。
这种对信息空间的全面控制,是一种数字时代的纳粹式思想垄断。
纳粹通过鼓吹“德意志民族复兴”,挑起德国受害情绪,煽动排外主义和种族优越感,制造敌人。习近平也构建出“中华民族伟大复兴”的话语体系,强调“百年屈辱”,宣扬“西方亡我之心不死”,将台湾独立派、香港民主派、新疆穆斯林、异见知识分子、甚至外国评论者统统标签化为“敌对势力”、“分裂分子”、“恐怖主义”。
这种借制造敌人来强化内部团结的政治手法,正是纳粹主义的重要机制。
纳粹德国曾对犹太人、吉普赛人、同性恋群体实施系统性种族灭绝。而习近平政权则以“去极端化”之名对新疆维吾尔人、藏人、法轮功群体进行大规模压制。数十万甚至上百万人被无审判关押,强制接受“思想教育”和语言改造,遭遇强迫绝育、家庭拆离以及劳动迫害,成为现代奴工制度下的牺牲品。
这是一种高科技包装下的法西斯主义。它没有集中营的焚尸炉,但有AI人工智能审查;没有党卫军,但有国家安全机关与大数据监控系统。它用现代工具重现了纳粹模式。
希特勒打着“民族统一”、“争取生存空间”的旗号发动侵略战争,吞并奥地利、捷克。习近平则对台进行文攻武吓:频繁举行军演、军机绕台、在国际上对台湾进行外交打压,并将台湾的民主制度视为体制威胁。同时,他推动南海军事化,修建人工岛、部署导弹,公然违背国际裁决,更通过“一带一路”、孔子学院、国际宣传等方式,向全球输出“红色纳粹”治理模式。
新时代的法西斯主义,换了外衣却未换本质。纳粹曾以激进民族主义、信息控制与系统迫害拖垮德国,而习近平正将中国转化为一个以高科技为基础的极权帝国,以“复兴”之名,压制国内、扩张海外。
他不是穿军服的元首,而是身穿西装、谈论改革、使用人工智能的“新纳粹”领袖。曾经的纳粹以坦克驶来,如今的纳粹则打着“稳定”、“团结”、“治理现代化”的旗号,正悄然渗透进我们的时代与世界。
Xi Jinping: The Nazi Führer of the New Era
By Wang Xiaoguang – July 10, 2025
Edited by Feng Reng · Chief Editors: Luo Zhifei, Lu Huiwen Translator: Lu Huiwen
Chinese President Xi Jinping is constructing a “technological totalitarian state,” one that bears striking similarities to Nazi ideology in both method and structure.
Back in the 1930s, Adolf Hitler dismantled the Weimar Republic’s constitutional framework through the Enabling Act, consolidating absolute power. In 2018, Xi Jinping followed a similar path—amending China’s Constitution to abolish presidential term limits, paving the way for his indefinite rule. Under the banner of “anti-corruption,” he purged political rivals and seized control of the military, police, and national security apparatus, establishing a system of oppressive governance where Party, state, and military are fused under his command.
What Xi has built is a power structure without institutional opposition and immune to challenges to its legitimacy—a model in which the individual stands above the system, eerily echoing Hitler’s “Führer principle.”
Just as Nazi propaganda chief Joseph Goebbels deified Hitler as Germany’s savior, Xi Jinping has been elevated by China’s propaganda machine to the “core of the core,” the “people’s leader.” His so-called “thought” has been written into the Party constitution, the national constitution, and is now embedded in textbooks, classrooms, and exams—saturating all aspects of public life.
In Nazi Germany, publishing, speech, and education were strictly subordinated to state propaganda. Today in China, platforms like Weibo, WeChat, and Douyin are subject to intense censorship, while “circumventing the firewall” is criminalized. Those who criticize Xi face not only account bans but cross-border persecution—cases like Li Mengzhu and Lee Ming-cheh serve as chilling examples.
This total control of the information space is a digital-age incarnation of Nazi-style ideological monopoly.
Nazi Germany incited ethnic nationalism and external hatred under the guise of a “German national revival.” Similarly, Xi promotes the narrative of the “Great Rejuvenation of the Chinese Nation,” invoking a “century of humiliation,” insisting the West seeks China’s demise. He brands Taiwan independence advocates, Hong Kong democrats, Uyghur Muslims, dissenting intellectuals, and even foreign commentators as “hostile forces,” “separatists,” or “terrorists.”
The tactic of inventing enemies to unite the masses is a core mechanism of fascist rule.
The Nazis carried out genocide against Jews, Roma, and LGBTQ communities. Today, Xi’s regime, under the guise of “counter-extremism,” has unleashed large-scale repression of Uyghurs, Tibetans, and Falun Gong practitioners. Hundreds of thousands—possibly over a million—have been detained without trial, forced into “thought education,” linguistic reprogramming, sterilization, family separation, and labor exploitation. They are the victims of a modern slave labor system, disguised as governance.
This is fascism repackaged with high-tech polish.
There are no crematoriums, but there is AI censorship.
No SS troopers, but a sprawling national security network and omnipresent data surveillance.
It is a modern toolkit deployed to recreate the Nazi model.
Hitler launched wars of aggression under slogans like “national unification” and “living space,” annexing Austria and Czechoslovakia. Xi uses “gray zone” warfare against Taiwan—military drills, airspace intrusions, and diplomatic coercion. He views Taiwan’s democratic system as a threat to his regime. In the South China Sea, he militarizes artificial islands and violates international rulings. Through the Belt and Road Initiative, Confucius Institutes, and global propaganda campaigns, he exports the CCP’s “Red Nazi” model of governance.
Fascism in the new era has changed its clothing, but not its core. Just as Nazi Germany was driven into collapse by extreme nationalism, media control, and systematic persecution, Xi Jinping is transforming China into a technological empire of tyranny, using the language of “national rejuvenation” to suppress dissent and expand overseas influence.
He is not a military-clad dictator, but a suited technocrat wielding algorithms and speaking the language of “reform.” The new fascism does not arrive in tanks—but cloaked in slogans of “stability,” “unity,” and “modern governance,” infiltrating our age and threatening the world.