Neither socialism (or communism) nor capitalism are focus of Chinese these days. You rarely hear people talking about, no one have interest in it. (yes at the end of Soviet Union, two sides emotionally argued over them).
Chinese are against neither, or for neither. They want both if they can. Or just say they take whatever they can from both.
There it is a post-ideology world. If you ask some guy on streets today: protestant or catholic, which is better? He probably have no clue, and that is Chinese regarding capitalism or socialism. It is not 300 years ago Europe any more.