...At the conference, the following five major "hostile forces" were announced: (1) international anti-China/anti-communist organizations;
(2) international hostile organizations (42 international and regional organizations were named);
(3) Taiwan, Tibet, and Xinjiang separatist forces;
(4) cults and anti-China/anti-communist religious forces; and
(5) hostile forces in exile.
...the intentions of the five major hostile forces:
1. Create "the China threat theory" in the international community, sow discord between neighboring countries and China, thereby containing China's peaceful emergence.
2. Increase activity for Taiwan's independence, challenging our country's territorial integrity, thus affecting the country's working strategy, based on socialism.
3. Instigate support for Tibetan and Xinjiang independence in the international community so as to threaten China's sovereignty and interfere with internal affairs.
4. Deliberately politicize economic problems and internationalize domestic problems.
5. Make use of our open policy to infiltrate domains like politics, economy, education, news, etc.
6. Act as the catalyst for social contradictions, seizing the opportunity to spread rumors and stir up trouble.
7. Use the Internet and telecommunications to spread rumors about our social system and leadership.
8. Intensify social contradictions, which become events that oppose the social system and the government.
9. Plan to establish political organizations in China that aim to subvert the current regime, and engage in hostile political activity under the pretence of religion.
10. Bribe overseas students, scholars and new immigrants, so that they will carry out hostile activities when they return to one's native country to work.
...domestic "internal contradictions" are very "thorny," and could be easily intensified. Also, "external hostile infiltration" would not be difficult to manage, as it could be legally dealt with, and publicly exposed.