Xi Jinping became the emperor of China
The leader of China, by being elected as the leader of the Communist Party and his country for the third time, became the first leader of this country since Mao to exceed two terms. Xi Jinping, early in his second term in 2018, succeeded in abolishing the two-term leadership limit of China, paving the way for his re-election.
The leader of China has introduced the members of the leadership cadre and the elders who will manage the Communist Party and his country in the coming years and has taken allegiance from them. He has set the stage for maintaining his power in such a way that, once again, like the previous major party congress, there seems to be no news of Xi introducing a successor. This was a tradition that previous leaders implemented in the post-Mao era. Xi’s failure to introduce such a figure effectively means that he does not intend to step down at the end of his third term. He is 69 years old.