The Chinese President “Xi Jinping” was elected Secretary-General of the Chinese Communist Party on Sunday for a third term, breaking with convention and disregarding the number of states that have historically been recognised as well as the boundaries of life.
At its first full meeting, the newly elected Central Committee of the party approved the man’s (69-year-old) nomination to serve as its head for a further five years.
The National Communist Party National Conference, which takes place every five years, amended the party’s charter the day before to reflect “Xi’s” fundamental ideologies and dedicate its leadership position.
the third-term appointment of “Xi Jinping” as the Communist Party of China’s Secretary-General
About Author
