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This week’s issue of the CGSP Weekly Alert includes a piece by Zachary Shore on how the United States should portray itself in its long-term strategic competition with Beijing; Catherine Wong at the South China Morning Post reports on the revival of interest among Chinese Communist party cadres in Mao’s book On Protracted War as an inspiration for competing with the United States; and further destruction of Hong Kong’s civil society.