27-6-1 Risk Scenarios of Frequent “Xianzhong” (Indiscriminate Revenge Killing) Incidents, the Spread of Revenge, Mass Conflict, and a Bottom-Up Violent Upheaval　Item · PG-C

ID CH-027.6.1　·　This item: 2 packages, five fixed folders each.

This item treats as an independent scenario variable the escalation of “xianzhong” — the discourse of indiscriminate revenge killing, framed as a danger warned against — and retaliatory incidents from isolated cases into frequent occurrences, from private disputes into conflicts over public power, and from imitative spread into collective violence, further inducing high-pressure repression, division within the military and police, local loss of control, or regime collapse. It studies frequency, geography, targets, public opinion, state responses, civilian harm, and democratic exits, and does not write scenario research as operational instructions.

Knowledge packages

📦 CH-027.6.1.1 27-6-1-1 Frequent “Xianzhong” (Indiscriminate Revenge Killing) Incidents, the Spread of Revenge, Mass Conflict, and Bottom-Up Violent Upheaval: Facts, Indicators, Timelines, and Primary Evidence

5 folders

📦 CH-027.6.1.2 27-6-1-2 Frequent “Xianzhong” (Indiscriminate Revenge Killing) Incidents, the Spread of Revenge, Mass Conflict, and Bottom-Up Violent Upheaval: Harm Consequences, Chain of Responsibility, Risk Assessment, and Early Warning

5 folders

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