Are really pushing a system that openly states parts of its own culture require re-eduction, resettlement and cultural relignment?
You are clearly referring to the Uyghur minority in Xijiang province. I don't push the system that the Chinese government are using to change this minority, but with my knowledge of Chinese dynasties through the ages I support them doing that. Many of those dynasty administrations have given the people peaceful and afluent lives relative to the times, but time after time they have been overrun by hordes, suffering terribly as a result. That has even continued into modern times when they were overrun by the Japanese who committed appalling atrocities against them.
Today out of communism China has created a system of one party democracy that has made the Chinese people better off in every respect from any life they ever led before. They have the freedom to become very rich, the freedom to reject that and stay traditionally rural, the freedom to move anywhere in the world that permits their entry, the freedom to practice any religion that does not directly threaten the state, the freedom to be a party member and form its policies, just as the current leader Xi Jinping did from humble beginnings living in a cave.
But Xi and his party are rightly determined that they will never suffer again being overrun and abused as they have been so many times in the past. According they act against any existing threat of a growth to that recurring and of course the prime threat is Islamic fundamentalism, such as that existing among the Uyghur people of Xijiang province and some others to lesser degrees.
Russia historically faced a similar Islamic threat to its Czarist regime from its Muslim Tartar people who resided in a few regions including Crimea. But that was solved by Russia's 18th and 19th century actions making Tartar life uncomfortable enough for the Tartar people to largely migrate abroad and eventually die out in Russia.
The Uyghers have the same ability since China allows anyone to emigrate, so they have the option to either work with the state as good citizens with all the advantages that brings, or emigrate for an Islamic fundamentalist future life if that's what they prefer.
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