Kinda' makes me wonder whether Western economies are as well-off as they're made out to be, too, actually. We may not be China levels of monumentally over-leveraged, but we've still got debt reliance and lots of artificial "make-work" jobs throughout the private sector that deliver little actual value to consumers.
At any rate, that shit right there makes me think China — not just the CCP, but the literal concept of a unified China itself — is on a road to self-destruction that'll disrupt its usual "cycle" of fragmentation and reunification for generations to come. Wrote about that at length here (since you'd be interested in that), but to sum it up: The state of China now looks an awful lot like the USSR in the '80s, and we all know how that turned out. Ultimately, I'd argue Deng didn't put China through nearly the chemo regimen it needs to survive as a country or as a people — meaning that whatever comes after the People's Republic probably won't be enough to save it.
My money is that China will survive in some form, the CCP not so much.