The Rise of Xi Jinping: Power and Perception

This chapter examines the character and leadership style of Xi Jinping, exploring the impact of personal history and familial influence on his governance. It contrasts Xi's formative years during the Cultural Revolution with those of his predecessors, outlining how these experiences shape his approach to power. The discussion highlights the complexities of his persona, his stance on corruption, and the interplay between his provincial leadership and the broader political landscape in China.

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