Chinese President Xi Jinping planning to be President for Lifetime

President Xi Jinping's plan was signed at the session of the Communist Party of China in which he wants to develop the country by strengthening its dependence on domestic spending and technology while carrying forward China's modernization campaign. But the party, taking an unusual decision in the meantime, laid out the vision for the year 2035. The move has triggered discussions about President Jinping's own role.

Xi Jinping's next plan for China Politics:

Jinping has never said anything about his future, but for the past few years has been giving such indications that he is not going to give up power even after the completion of his two terms. Jinping's term ends in 2022. One of these signs was the removal of a constitutional standard brought by Deng Xiaoping in 1982, according to which no person could remain President of China for more than two terms.

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Wants to be president for lifetime:

Following this move, such discussions had arisen that Xi Jinping could remain the President of China for a lifetime. 67-year-old Xi Jinping is already considered the party's most powerful leader after Communist Party founder Mao Zedong. In addition to being president, Jinping also has the responsibility of party general secretary and army chief. Deng Xiaoping brought this system of power termination so that the people of China were saved from autocratic governance.

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Knowledge of Chinese politics links his aggression on the border with South China Sea, Hong Kong, Taiwan and India with Jinping's ambition to become a superpower. Important projects such as the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) are attracting other countries towards China's economy. That is seen as China's answer to the US. Through this, cities in China are being developed into smart cities through 5G and Artificial Intelligence.

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