Xi Jinping

Xi Jinping to lead China's Communist Party

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Duration: 5:17
Updated: 05 Jan 2013

Xi Jinping confirmed as new leader of Communist Party amid urgent calls for it to clean its ranks of corruption.

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Who is Xi Jinping?

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Updated: 17 Jan 2013

CNN's Stan Grant looks at the man expected to lead China. For more CNN videos, check out our YouTube channel at www.youtube.com Or visit our site at www.cnn.com

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China's New leaders: Just who is Xi Jinping?

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Duration: 2:41
Updated: 23 Nov 2012

He's the president in waiting who's set to take the hot seat of one of the most powerful and prosperous countries on earth, but to many China's Xi Jinping remains something of a mystery. The 59 year old is expected take over from President Hu Jintao after the Communist Party Congress kicks off on 8 November, and his journey to the top has been anything but ordinary. Born in 1953 as the second of seven children fathered by communist revolutionary Xi Zhongxun, he led a privileged life the son of a man with close ties to leader of the country Chairman Mao. But his life took a sharp turn when at the age 15, his father was denounced by Mao and sent to live in a lice-infested cave to learn the communist way. During these desperate times, Xi spent his nights in the cave reading books on Marxism, maths and chemistry. It was these smarts that saw him gain a degree in chemical engineering and rise up the political ranks after joining the party in 1974. Up until now his ascent to the top has been low-key, and residents in Beijing admitted they were not sure what life will be like under Xi's rule. "I don't know much about him, but I think he should be the next leader. I think it will be better than before. Because now each generation is better than the last." "I think in terms of overall direction, he should be pretty similar to President Hu. But in terms of style, I think he will be a bit tougher. That's from my own personal speculation, and from some discussion online." But to many ...

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'We Do Not Really Know ... Xi Jinping'

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Updated: 09 Jan 2013

NEW YORK, December 17, 2012 — US Ambassador to China Gary Locke and Orville Schell, Director of Asia Society's Center on US-China Relations, discuss China's new leader with George Stephanopoulos of ABC News. Read the full story here: scty.asia

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Who is Xi Jinping? - ABC TV The Drum 15/11/12

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Updated: 16 Dec 2012

There were no surprises as the Chinese Communist Party elected Xi Jinping as the new general secretary in a once in a decade ceremony, but how much do we know about the new leader and his intentions in office? Centre CEO Bates Gill joins the panel to discuss the transition.

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China Leadership Transition: Who is Xi Jinping?

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Duration: 3:11
Updated: 02 Dec 2012

As the United States votes for its next president, China, too, is preparing for a leadership change — although much less is known about that process, which begins Thursday with the start of the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China. Orville Schell attempts to shed light on this opaque political exercise. Read the full story here: scty.asia

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What Pushed Xi Jinping to Hastily Promote an Army General?

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Updated: 05 Jan 2013

Follow us on TWITTER: twitter.com Like us on FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com On Nov. 23rd Xi Jinping, Chairman of the Central Military Commission promoted Wei Fenghe to Full General. Wei was the military commission and commander of the Second Artillery Corps. Some analysts pointed out Xi Jinping promoting Wei is actually against the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Constitution. Then, what has triggered Xi to promote Wei in a rush? On Nov. 23rd Xi Jinping promoted his first army general, Wei Fenghe, according to Xinhua, the CCP news agency. Formally, there are two Central Military Commissions in China. One is the CCP Central Military Commission, the other one is the National Central Military Commission. Some scholars stated that promoting an army general is a national action. According to the constitution, the chairman of Central Military Commission is the head of the national Central Military Commission and also the head of the national military. Any appointment should be exercised by the chairman of the Central Military Commission. Xi Jinping has been recently promoted as the Chairman of the CCP's Central Military Commission. However, Hu Jintao is still Chairman of the national Central Military Commission. Commentator Xia Xiaoqiang: "Hu Jintao hopes that Xi Jinping improves authority in the military by promoting an army general. This will help maintain the stability of CCP regime in a whole. Meanwhile, it also proved that Hu Jintao is following the CCP's rule 'Guns are under ...

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China's new leadership led by Xi Jinping

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Updated: 06 Jan 2013

China's leadership transition has formally concluded. Vice President Xi Jinping was chosen as General Secretary of the ruling Communist Party. With his new leadership post, Xi also becomes the commander-in-chief of China's military. Al Jazeera's Mike Hanna reports from Beijing.

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Xi Jinping's First Move: Honor Hu, Ignore Jiang

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Duration: 4:10
Updated: 20 Nov 2012

Follow us on TWITTER: twitter.com Like us on FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com Xi Jinping is the 5th leader in CCP history. He became CCP's General Secretary and Chairman of the Military Commission after the 18th National Congress. Recently, Xi Jinping publicly praised Hu Jintao as having "sterling integrity" during the Central Military Commission meeting, and honored Hu's "scientific concept of development" during the first meeting of the 18th Central Political Bureau. Jiang Zemin's "three represents" was never mentioned. It is believed that by honoring Hu Jintao and ignoring Jiang Zemin, Xi Jinping is attempting to prevent intervention by the retired generation. On the afternoon of November 16, Hu Jintao, who just stepped down as the Chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC), attended a special meeting of the CMC with his successor, Xi Jinping. Hu said at the meeting that Xi Jinping is a competent Party General Secretary and CMC chairman. Xi Jinping commented that Hu Jintao voluntarily stepped down from the CMC chairman post and described how Hu Jintao's "complete retirement" reflects his "sterling integrity." Liu Yinquan, moderator of the Central Committee of the China Social Democratic Party, believes that Hu and Xi's mutual praise demonstrates the alliance between the two. Liu Yinquan also analyses that two other persons have played an important role in their alliance as well. Liu Yinquan, moderator of the Central Committee of the China Social Democratic Party: "One ...

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China's Xi Jinping missing: dead or alive 习近平在那ㄦ? (习總、雜種、太子、习阴毒)

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Duration: 2:08
Updated: 09 Jan 2013

SUBSCRIBE to Next Media Animation: www.youtube.com 习近平在那ㄦ? (习總、雜種、太子、习阴毒) Xi Jinping was set to take over as head of China's Communist Party until he mysteriously disappeared. It's been 13 days since China's vice president was last seen in public. Facebook: www.facebook.com Webpage: www.nma.tv Twitter @nmatv: twitter.com Tumblr: nmatv.tumblr.com Xi Jinping was expected to become the next president of China this month. His disappearance sparked rumors across China and the rest of the world, several high-profile meetings between Xi and foreign dignitaries including US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have been cancelled. This isn't the first time this sort of thing has happened in China. The communist country has a history of striving for perfection by covering up the illnesses and deaths of political leaders. Eleven days after he went missing, "Xi Jinping" emerged to send his condolences to the family of Comrade Huang Rong, a veteran who passed away last week at the age of 102. At least, that's what China says happened.

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Obama Meets Chinese VP Xi Jinping

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Duration: 7:35
Updated: 08 Jan 2013

In this video shortened to remove the breaks for translation, President Barack Obama meets and exchanges greetings with China's Vice President Xi Jinping in the White House Oval Office. See the full video here: www.youtube.com Add TDC to your circles on Google+ plus.google.com Join the conversation on Facebook www.facebook.com Follow The Daily Conversation on Twitter www.twitter.com

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How Far Will Xi Jinping and Wang Yang Go?

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Updated: 13 Dec 2012

Follow us on TWITTER: twitter.com Like us on FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com As General Secretary of the Communist Party, Xi Jinping went to Shenzhen City of Guangdong, Wang Yang's territory, for the first time. During the meeting with Lui Tuck Yew, Singapore Minister for Transport, Wang Yang stressed to reform following Singapore model. It is speculated that Xi Jinping and Wang Yang are forming a bond. How far will the reform go with Xi Jinping and Wang Yang hand in hand? The following is our report. Narrator: December 9, Wang Yang met Singapore Minister for Transport, Lui Tuck Yew, in Guangzhou. In their meeting, Wang mentioned to further reform and opening up, and indicated Guangdong will learn from Singapore. Xi Jinping was reported to have suggested the same political view long ago. It was believed that Wang Yang will soon take the post of Deputy Prime Minister and leave Guangdong. His talk was more like his political stance. Taking the same reform direction as Xi Jinping seems to have helped Wang Yang's future role in the Communist regime under Xi Jinping's leadership. China social issue researcher Zhang Jian pointed out that Xi Jinping is safeguarding the dictatorship of the Communist regime. On the surface, Xi Jinping supports Wang Yang and the reform. In reality, it's a Communist Party's show through manipulating the reform and Wang Yang. China social issue researcher Zhang Jian: "Rather than to save China, Xi Jinping wants to save the Communist Party and continue the ...

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The rise of China's Xi Jinping

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Duration: 7:39
Updated: 18 Nov 2012

Xi Jinping's father was a revolutionary hero and he grew up as a Party Princeling, one of the privileged children of the founders of the Communist state. But during the Cultural Revolution the young Xi went into exile. His rehabilitation and rise through the ranks began in the coastal provinces that became the engines of China's economic transformation.

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Tibetans vs China's Xi Jinping: Gangnam Style

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Updated: 17 Jan 2013

On the eve of the CCP's 18th Party Congress, Students for a Free Tibet and the International Tibet Network release a parody video titled "Tibetans challenge Xi Jinping - Gangnam Style." A takeoff of Korean star Psy's uber-popular Gangnam Style, the video features China's heir apparent as a dimwit -- a big-headed oaf whose only response to Tibetans' growing resistance is to arrest, beat and torture protestors. But Xi -- like the four generations of undemocratic CCP heads before him -- cannot stop Tibetans who are moving beyond fear and challenging the very foundations of Chinese rule in Tibet. Ultimately, the joke is on Xi Jinping, the soon to be leader of the unfree world and a remnant of authoritarian rulers of the past. Xi: Resolve the Tibet crisis now or Tibet will soon become your biggest headache. Join Tibet's Xi Challenge: www.xijinping-tibetchallenge.org About the making of this video: Using the power of humor and theater, this video highlights the cruelty and absurdity of the Chinese government's colonial policies in Tibet that have driven 63 Tibetans to set themselves on fire in protest of Chinese rule; 50 this year alone. It also depicts some of the creative protest tactics being used by Tibetans to challenge China's occupation, including a 2011 boycott of Chinese vegetable vendors. This video will be banned in China and Tibet but Beijing's censors cannot stop the truth from spreading: Xi Jinping, China's 5th generation leader will be the last to rule Tibet ...

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China VP Xi Jinping's nostalgic Iowa visit

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Updated: 07 Jan 2013

The Chinese Vice President returns to Muscatine, Iowa, after visiting the town in 1985. CNN's Ted Rowlands reports.

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China Focus - Xi Jinping's Disappearance Isn't the Whole Story

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Updated: 16 Jan 2013

China Focus has moved to a new channel, Be sure to subscribe to www.youtube.com What happened to Xi Jinping, China's leader-in-waiting? Why has he been absent from public view since September 1? And why did he cancel meetings for a range of foreign diplomats, including Hillary Clinton? These are questions on everyone's mind. And the Chinese Internet is filled with rumors—ranging from a heart attack to an assassination attempt and more. On today's China Focus, we discuss what are the likely possibilities, and how there's more to the story than Xi's disappearance. A series of events that happened after Xi left the public eye may be the true indicator of the next battle in China's power struggle.

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Xi Jinping's appointment: What will change?

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Duration: 2:33
Updated: 12 Jan 2013

Foreign Minister Bob Carr and the ABC's Jim Middleton reflects on the appointment of Xi Jinping as Chinese President.

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Vice President Xi Jinping Policy Speech February 15, 2012

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Duration: 47:28
Updated: 04 May 2012

Vice President Xi Jinping delivered a major policy speech of his US visit at a luncheon co-hosted by the US-China Business Council and the National Committee on US-China Relations on February 15 in Washington, DC Speech begins at 26:40 Introductions and speakers on the video include: Mr. Muhtar Kent, Chair, The US-China Business Council; Chair and CEO, The Coca-Cola Company The Hon. John Bryson, US Secretary of Commerce The Hon. Carla A. Hills, Chair, National Committee on US-China Relations; Chair & CEO, Hills & Company The Hon. Henry A. Kissinger, Chairman, America --China Forum; Chairman, Kissinger Associates His Excellency Xi Jinping, Vice President, People's Republic of China

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CCP Princelings Crash Xi Jinping's "Chinese Dream"

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Updated: 06 Jan 2013

Follow us on TWITTER: twitter.com Like us on FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com A few weeks after taking office, Xi Jinping proposed a slogan to realize "the Chinese Dream" and to "revive the Chinese nation". The new leader of the Chinese Communist Party(CCP), However, Xi has not come up with specific plan on how to enrich the Chinese people. Meanwhile, overseas media have revealed how CCP princelings "amassed huge fortunes". This exposure has crashed Xi's "Chinese Dream", and the dream of the Chinese people. Commentators say that the dream of making a rich and powerful China is not a blessing for the Chinese people, but will only make civilians suffer more. Bloomberg News has disclosed huge wealth amassed by the children of eight CCP retired veterans. Bloomberg commented that China's future is ruined by the CCP princelings' possession of Billions in wealth. Another commentator thinks that CCP rich princelings have destroyed Chinese people's prospects. Bloomberg commented that the exposure of the CCP veteran's fortunes is one of the largest wealth plundering cases in history. It has worsened the gap between rich and poor, and also postponed reforms, to improve economic efficiency in China. Willy Lam, critic on China issues, commented in Apple Daily. "The Chinese incipiently expected Xi Jinping's New Deal plan to rescue a now-tattered China... Xi Jinping didn't offer specific plans on how to enrich people after having proposed to "make a powerful nation... Worse yet, his proposal ...

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Xi Jinping's Displeasing Look at Zhongnanhai Meeting

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Updated: 16 Jan 2013

Follow us on TWITTER: twitter.com Like us on FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com On January 14, Japan's Asahi Newspaper quoted sources saying that, the Chinese Communist Party(CCP)'s new general secretary Xi Jinping had given a displeasing look at a Zhongnanhai meeting, held on January 9. Politburo Standing Committee member and chief of media control, ideology and propaganda, Liu Yunshan, has been called into question over the controversial Southern Weekly issue, that is proving more chaotic as CCP pressure increases. Asahi Newspaper analyzes, since Xi Jinping has just started his duty, his trying to avoid the expansion of the meeting may cause a tremor within the CCP. Asahi Newspaper reports that—according to related sources who understand the CCP meeting—Liu Yunshan, who controls the media, reported the Southern Weekly event to the Central Committee in Zhongnanhai on January 9. Reports say, Xi Jinping gave a displeasing look at first saying: "Setting a series of measures just exacerbates the confusion --the higher the pressure, the more chaotic things become." Southern Weekly's controversial New Year greeting editorial on January 3—'China Dream: the dream of constitutionalism' which expressed a hope that China could be ruled by law and by the constitution—was censored to praise the CCP. This caused an uproar by journalists and ordinary citizens, bringing out a struggle for media freedom. Southern Weekly employees went on strike to protest and many people, including scholars and ...

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The eighth session of the Politburo Standing Committee met with Chinese and foreign reporters Xi Jinping speech HD version

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Updated: 11 Jan 2013

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Xi Jinping Wants to Build A Strong Army

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Updated: 04 Jan 2013

Follow us on TWITTER: twitter.com Like us on FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com Xi Jinping, the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) new General Secretary and Chairman of the Central Military Commission, started to do visits in the country. Recently, in addition to his 'southern tour,' Xi also inspected the military Guangzhou Theatre. He personally boarded the warships, military vehicles, and observed a live ammunition drill. He also stressed on the 'three points to keep in mind,' to ensure the army can 'be called and come at any instant, come and be able to fight, fight and be sure to win.' Xi's war rhetoric has attracted wide attention. Let's take a look. According to CCP media' reports, Xi was in Guangzhou Theatre on the 8th and 10th of December. He inspected a few sites, including the 'Haikou' ship in South China Sea Fleet, the 42 Group Army, the Guangzhou Military Area offices, and met the leading cadres in Shenzhen and Zhuhai. Xi boarded the deck and military vehicle, went into cabins, looked at the equipment and facilities, observed live ammunition drill, and talked with soldiers at basic level during lunch. Xi specially pointed out when meeting top cadres there, that they need to achieve great revival of the Chinese nation. And that this dream is a dream for a strong nation, and for the army, this is a dream for a strong army. He pointed out 'to adhere to the standards of war, to push forward the preparations of military struggles;' to continue strengthening the soldiers ...

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Xi Jinping Proposes Abolishing Re-education Through Labor

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Updated: 17 Jan 2013

Follow us on TWITTER: twitter.com Like us on FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) claimed to abolish its Re-education Through Labor (RTL) system this year. However, the mainland's portal websites changed the news of "stopping RTL" to "improving RTL". But analysts say, whether the RTL system will actually be abolished or not, eventually it will frighten Jiang Zemin. Why is that? Let's see the report. Secretary of the Central Political and Law Commission, Meng Jianzhu, claimed on the morning of January 7, that China's RTL system will be abolished in 2013. However, the mainland's portal websites changed the news of "stopping RTL" to "improving RTL". Outsiders analyze that the situation can be seen as an update on the fight between Xi and Jiang. After taking power, Xi had first dismissed Zhou Yongkang's cowboy Li Chuncheng. Then former governor of Sichuan Province, Jiang Jufeng, formally resigned on January 5. Political commentator Xia Xiaoqiang says, Jiang and Li are both Zhou Yongkang's cronies and Sichuan Province had been labeled 'Zhou's backyard'. The Sichuan events and the recent claims to abolish the RTL system are creating infighting among senior CCP officials. [Xia Xiaoqiang, Political Commentator]: "Xi proposed constitutional reform right after taking power; he expects to create basic legal order under CCP leadership. But this so-called 'dream' is a nightmare in the eyes of the officials who are involved in brutally persecuting people ...

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Xi Jinping

Vice-presidente da China
Mandato	15 de março de 2008 até a atualidade
Presidente	Hu Jintao
Antecessor(a)	Zeng Qinghong
1º Secretário do Partido Comunista da China
Mandato	22 de outubro de 2007 até a atualidade
Secretário-Geral	Hu Jintao
Antecessor(a)	Zeng Qinghong
Vida
Nascimento	1 de Junho de 1953 (59 anos) Pequim, China
Alma mater	Universidade Tsinghua
Cônjuge	Peng Liyuan
Partido	CCP
Profissão	Engenheiro químico
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