communist policies? the line "ccp is consist of workers and peasants" has been a joke in china for decades. the party's serving the the bourgeoisie ever since mao's death. what's left that is still communist?
if you're well read, you should know that communism describes a futuristic state where productivity and technology are highly developed, resources are extremely abundant that currency serves no purpose then becaues everything will be as much as air. it's an inference and conception of the future world. working in the fields with pol pot is nowhere near communism. you're saying that you're well read, but it's put down in black and white in both Das Kapital and the manifesto. i wonder if you're a victim of pirated books.
if you're blaming socialism for the casualty, mao got f**king under house arrest during the great leap forward and cant do shit, and 70% of stalin's proposal are denied by the central board, including four applications for resignation. and i believe you don't know anything about it and will keep rabbling about dictatorship, because you lack the basic learning literacy of history, that you should learn it by reading contemporary material that comes from both sides, not from youtube, wikipedia, american textbook or from a post-cold-war scribbler. imagine if the axis won the ww2 and how will they describe the allied in their mass media.
back onto the ccp part. say, which part of china's policy is communist? i dare you can't even tell one.