"If you want to understand the problems and decisions that Chinese leader Xi Jinping will face in the coming decades, it's hard to find a work that surpasses this book." -- Diane Coyle, British economist, Vice-Chair of the BBC Trust
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Since China promoted reform and opening up at the end of the last century, Western countries believed that through increasingly close trade exchanges, China would become more integrated into the international community and gradually influence its domestic political system, moving towards the goal of freedom and democracy. However, this is not the case. The CCP abolished the original provision that limited the president of the state to only one term, giving legal status to the lifelong rule of Xi Jinping, the top leader of the CCP.
