CLEAN : New China leadership

The transcript discusses the political dynamics within the Chinese Communist Party, focusing on Jinping's efforts to distance himself from the influence of party elders like Hu Jintao. It highlights the roles of key leaders in shaping economic and social policies, noting a conservative approach with limited political reforms. The influence of leaders in Politburo elections and the potential future leaders of China are examined. The text also explores the impact of leaders who hold no formal positions but remain influential, and concludes with a brief mention of Jangali's economic experience in significant zones.

What is one of Jinping's main goals regarding party elders?

• To distance himself from their influence

• To follow their policies strictly

• To appoint them to key positions

• To seek their advice regularly

What is the expected role of the State Council's premier?

• To reduce the influence of the Politburo

• To focus on economic and social policies

• To lead significant political reforms

• To increase military spending

How is the current leadership described in terms of political reforms?

• Radical and transformative

• Moderately reformative

• Highly reformative

• Conservative with limited reforms

Despite not holding formal positions, how do party elders maintain influence?

• Through international alliances

• By being active in party matters

• By controlling the media

• Through public speeches

What might be a disappointment to those expecting reforms from the new leadership?

• Their conservative image

• Their emphasis on technology

• Their focus on international relations

• Their lack of military focus