[cunning_fish]

Guys, any trade is against communism. Rejecting enterprise, market and trade is a main idea of communism. You can’t tell China has communism + enterprise, market and trade no matter how many limits you are including there. It is like claiming making sex in a name of virginity (as soon as it is a safe sex:) And your limits aren’t fair anyway because China as it is built via enterprise, market and trade.
Have you ever talked to a Chinese? They are nazy under red banner, there is no communism there.

[Olog-hai]

Don't know where you get those ideas, but they aren't out of the Manifesto at all. Communism has absolutely nothing to do with rejecting the market; it has to do with working to take it all over for itself, and that by any means (if trade with non-communist states is what it takes, i.e. until such time as those states are subverted to communism, then that's what they'll do); plus infusing its own antireligious and anti-family philosophies (abolition of the family, abolition of religion, abolition of rights of inheritance, et al). Maybe you didn't remember that we did have similar relations with the USSR until the end of WWII?

[PapaBear3625]

Guys, any trade is against communism. Rejecting enterprise, market and trade is a main idea of communism. You can’t tell China has communism + enterprise, market and trade no matter how many limits you are including there.

There is no pure communism now, nor in the past, for one simple reason. Communism doesn't work. Never has, never will. It will ALWAYS need to be mixed with some degree of market economy in order to avoid immediate collapse.