According to official media, Jintao, the former Chinese president, was “not fine” when he abruptly left Saturday’s Communist Party Conference closing ceremony.
“Although he recently needed time to recover, Gentao is scheduled to attend the closing ceremony, according to a tweet from the new China News Agency. The tweet said, “When he felt unwell during the session, his team accompanied him to a hall nearby to relax. He is now considerably better “.
The media had discussed what she called “an unprecedented event at a meeting that was accurately organised” when the former president, Jintao, was accompanied abroad in a previous Waqt on Saturday.
It was evident that the 79-year-old man assumed control of China from 2003 to 2013, gave in to employee pressure to move up to sit close to Xi Jinping, and was accompanied abroad against his choice.
According to what was seen in the footage released by the media, the former Chinese president briefly engaged in conversation with hall personnel before being unexpectedly carried out of the building by two men.
Shi Jinping and Li Ke Qiang, the president of the State Council and Prime Minister, waved their heads at “him” as he left the room in full view of the crowd and local and international media cameras. “He” then suddenly reappeared while being carried on their shoulders.
The 20th summit of the seven-day Communist Party in China came to an end on Saturday, according to Chinese President Xi Jinping, who emphasised the need of having “the bravery of the struggle for triumph.”
After the conference in Beijing during which he held private talks with top officials, she called, telling the attendees to have “the courage of the struggle and the boldness of victory.” He advised people to “work hard and be motivated to advance.”
At the conclusion of the conference, which is held every five years and is expected to grant the president a third historic state at the head of the party and the nation, the Chinese Communist Party included its opposition to Taiwan’s independence in the constitution and the party also included the “pivotal role” of Jinping in its charter.
Chinese media provides this justification for the president’s choice of Gentao as his preferred direction.
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