China’s 20th party congress concludes with bigger than expected leadership reshuffle

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The 20th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party ended on October 22, 2022, with major changes to the leadership, as four heavyweight members of the Politburo Standing Committee are set to retire. The congress also adopted amendments to the party constitution, further cementing the role of Chinese President Xi Jinping as the country’s paramount leader.

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[erickoheric]

When he ask” who not agree pls raise up ur hand”, no one dare to raise😂

[bluestar]

"Those who disagree please raise your hand ..." right !!!

[Travelling-Desi]

Voting system was funny, considering everyone was in fear...it was literally either 100% yes or 100% no..😂😂

[t.m.]

He is at the helm of CCP but some media house in India reported that Coup d'etat took place 😂

[RespectOthers]

I don’t know why people are criticising this as a bad thing when democratically-elected leaders in other countries have turned out to be incapable and damaging to their respective country.

[CraysWorld]

I think westerners need to wake up and realize that each culture has different philosophies and beliefs about how to run their society. China has always been a country (historically) where power is symbolic and rulers waged countless wars to be in charge of the greatest dynasty. Of course this is a relatively outdated concept from a militaristic point of view as most power struggles of this nature are waged politically nowadays.

The "democracy" many western countries are experiencing right now is not even the original intention or design of democracy from a philopsical perspective, you can simply read platos or socrates to know this. Originally, democracy was supposed to be a system utilized by the wisest in society (proven in their fields) to come together and make wise decisions. Instead what you have now are elected populists that are in charge because of how they can be manipulated behind the scenes, while putting on a "likeable" face to the public. The west likes to believe its system is superior, but yet the UK's "democratic" system right now is failing and being displayed as an absoloute meme. The US elected a senile man with dementia. I'd love to hear explanations about how this "version" of democracy is working so well.

I'm not proposing a system that is superior or inferior, however I am simply making an observation that systems seem to work best when applied to the people that choose them freely. Having someone in charge for a prolonged period of time is not a bad thing if that person is capable. If that person is not capable they should be removed.

[stevenkurniawan]

Of course nobody disagree lol
The one who disagree will dissapear later that day

[sommmeguy]

Xi looks so excited to be proclaimed the emperor of China. He almost smiled.

[mememaker]

They should have announced "who wants to die raise your hand"

[leond]

By analogy, this unity is similar to the unified support for GOP or Democratic presidential candidate. The government policy can wreak havoc on the interests of individual groups, for China the out of school academic program providers, for US the desperate Chip sector investors suffered huge loss due to Chip blocks to China. Politics is a two edged weapon. It is the tool to balance power and interests to make a society sustainable down the road.

[Higginz]

The part where Hu Jintao was bundled out by security very cleanly edited out. I wonder why? 🤔

[MarkCams]

Raised your hand if you object..

🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫

Xi: Okay, None.

[tennysonfordblackbird]

No objections and Hilarious Scenes .😅😫😍😚

[Slixbrah]

please raise your hand "if you want to die" 😂

[rex_schd]

Xi : all of you clap .I have elected me as next leader forevee by full votes . cheers

[truenorthstrongandfree]

The vote that was held it’s a visual clue as to the fear that everyone has for trying to speak out against what they know is wrong for fear of being “disappeared”

[rukia]

I wonder why any Chinese news talk about how Hu Jintao was dragged out from the room before the voting session. They also prevented him from picking up his papers 🤔

[RayMak]

I hope they will fix their internal issues

[wondering]

Doesn’t matter who is in charge as long as they are making the citizens to live better

[endrymargam]

In China, there are many things that must be agreed with the government, but in Western Europe and parts of Asia, democracy is always a lot of opposition to democracy. I'm going to protest 😂😂😂