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Below are Xi Jinping (C) and other new members of the Political Bureau Standing Committee of the Communist Party of China.
Helen Davidson
President Xi Jinping has reiterated his warning of ‘raging seas’ and ‘dangerous storms’ coming. It’s a emphasized term compared to previous conferences that focused on peace and development, and reflects how isolated China is from the West due to numerous conflicts. and nervous.
President Xi Jinping praised the Communist Party of China for achieving its first centenary goal of “decent prosperity for all”, and the current effort is aimed at the second goal of achieving a modern socialist state. and to achieve “the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.” We need the annexation of Taiwan.
“We have fought long and hard to pave the way for China’s modernization,” he says. “The enormity of the task makes it great and infinitely glorious…Successive generations of China have devoted themselves to this glorious goal. Their dedication and sacrifice should always be remembered.”
Verna Yu There is a short biography of one of the members of the Politburo Standing Committee.
Lee Xi
A loyal stalwart of Xi Jinping, Li Xi is already part of the Supreme Leader’s core inner circle. Li began his career in the party’s powerful organizational department and rose steadily in a series of key posts in Shaanxi, Shanghai, Liaoning and Guangdong over his 18 years. As the party leader of the wealthy Guangdong province that borders Hong Kong, over the past five years he has already served on 25 Politburo members, making him one of the country’s most powerful non-permanent committee politicians. is. Li is China’s chief executive responsible for the development of the Greater Bay Area, President Xi’s master plan to become an economic powerhouse that integrates nine cities, Hong Kong and Macao.
“I have been re-elected general secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China,” Xi said before introducing the other six members.
Li Qiang, Zhao Leji, Wang Huning, Cai Qi, Ding Xuexiang, Li Xi
Xi Jinping confirmed as China’s leader for an unprecedented third term
Helen Davidson
Xi Jinping has been confirmed as China’s leader for an unprecedented third term after consolidating his political power by eliminating key rivals in a week-long political conference. President Xi Jinping and his six members of the new Politburo Standing Committee have just taken the stage.
President Xi has been confirmed as general secretary and will make several remarks.
Xi Jinping stepped forward to the group.
A press conference begins. looking forward to.
The stage is Beijing.
President Xi Jinping opened Congress last week with a speech outlining his vision for the next five years in China.
Helen Davidson and Emma Graham Harrison I have checked the important points.
