"Chinese Communist Party" confirms "Xi Jinping" is still the mainstay. Prepare for the general meeting on 16 Oct. 65.
Bloomberg News reported on September 26, 2565 that the Chinese Communist Party confirmed that President Xi Jinping remains the mainstay of the party. A list of representatives invited to attend the summit next month has also been published. Xinhua news agency reported that the ruling party has selected 2,296 representatives from across the country to attend the 20th party congress. Jinping is one step closer to winning a third term, with the meeting scheduled to start on Oct. 3 in Beijing.
In an editorial on Monday, the People's Daily called on representatives to closely support "Comrade Xi Jinping as the backbone" of the party, saying: "It is firmly believed that under the strong leadership of the Communist Party Central Committee, China With Comrade Xi Jinping as the core and with the joint efforts of all the delegates, The 20th CPC National Conference will be a meeting of unity, victory and endeavor.”
Xi Jinping has not been seen in public since his first overseas trip in more than two years earlier this month. His subsequent disappearance was in line with China's Covid Zero requirements for foreigners to undergo seven days of hotel quarantine followed by three days of home isolation.
His disappearance sparked speculation over the weekend that Xi's leader Has Jinping been challenged? Analysts from Eurasia Group Ltd. said it “appears to be coming from social media, which is a common source of misinformation and disinformation.”
Delegates must now be approved by a parliamentary committee. The list includes all existing colors and members of the Politburo with the highest decision-making power. There are also scientists, lawyers, health officials, celebrities, athletes and cultural figures. About 620 of the 2,296 people on the list are women, while 260 are from the country's ethnic minorities.
However, Xi Jinping is heading towards China's most important political event. which faces increasing challenges both at home and abroad Chinese economic growth forecasts are falling as his Covid Zero policies weigh on growth. The disaster in the real estate market resulted in the lowest property prices in the past 12 months.
in the international arena China is facing pressure from the United States and its allies over human rights violations in Hong Kong and Xinjiang. as well as increased military pressure on Taiwan. self-governing Meanwhile, Xi's declaration of unlimited friendship with Russian President Vladimir Putin came weeks before Moscow invaded Ukraine. This puts China's belligerent stance under scrutiny.
