The Chinese government actually does agree with what KimBongUn420 said, you just lied about what the CPC actually said. Here’s the article in full:

Private sector to play key role in major projects

Private enterprises are expected to lead and contribute to China’s major national technological projects, as the country’s private sector bids to become a critical driver of technological innovation, economic growth and international cooperation, said a senior official from a national body serving the sector on Thursday.

Qiu Xiaoping, vice-chairman of the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce, said: “In China, the private sector’s role in driving innovation has never been more crucial. Major national scientific and research infrastructure is being further opened up to these private enterprises, allowing them to lead or collaborate on more groundbreaking projects.”

Qiu, who is also a member of the Leading Party Members’ Group of the federation, said that rising Chinese private enterprises are doubling down on their investments in strategic emerging industries from high-end manufacturing to advanced materials.

One of their particular focuses is on future industries such as quantum computing and life sciences, which are poised to define the next generation of economic competition globally, he said.

Data from the federation shows that private enterprises have become a key pillar of China’s innovation ecosystem, contributing over 70 percent of the nation’s technological breakthroughs, making up for more than 90 percent of national high-tech businesses and over 80 percent of national “little giant” companies — small and medium-sized enterprises recognized for their specialized expertise and innovation.

“Their innovative growth aligns with China’s efforts to build a modernized industrial system and foster collaboration between large corporations and nimble SMEs. This ecosystem is expected to create fertile ground for innovation, driving the private sector to not only compete but thrive on a global scale,” he said.

As private enterprises expand their reach, Qiu noted their economic influence has become undeniable. Collectively, they contribute over 50 percent of the nation’s tax revenue, more than 60 percent of GDP and over 80 percent of urban employment.

On the global front, he emphasized that these firms account for over half of China’s total import and export volume, making them a vital force in driving international trade.

“China is expanding high-level opening-up and fostering an open world economy,” he said. “It also provides a vast stage for private enterprises to explore international markets. More private enterprises will build on their domestic success while expanding globally.”

All this says is that China will continue to rely on the private sector in underdeveloped industries as a means to facilitate continued economic growth, as subordinate to the overall socialist economy. Not a single sentence in there says “China is not socialist” or “communism is not the goal of the CPC” or “China will become socialist in the future, but it isn’t today.” Those are naked lies on your part because you inserted your own, incorrect, definition of socialism, that being an economy devoid of private property in any capacity.

Why are you ignoring the wealth of information presented to you? Nowhere in the xinhua news articles you provided does it say that China is capitalist.

Me when the person I disagree with sources their claims: “uhhh gish gallop, strawman, et tu Brutus ad absurdiam, adhummer, slippery slope fallacy”

ThirdConsul is pretending socialism means the absence entirely of private property.

That is actually the aim of Communism, not Socialism, right? For that, there would be a transitionary phase, phase of socialism as an in-between stage, right?

I am not too well-versed on various lines of theory, but from observation, I think some non-Leninist Marxists do not subscribe to a multi phase development plan.