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What Does the Chinese President Xi Jinping Want? | The Rise of China Mini Documentary | Episode 3

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What Does the Chinese President Xi Jinping Want? | The Rise of China Mini Documentary | Episode 3

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KJ Vids is pleased to have launched the third episode in our Rise of China 2017 documentary series. In this episode we will look at the rise of Xi Jinping. Who is Xi? What is his vision? Can he make China Great Again? Watch this video to learn about the history and future of China’s President, Xi Jinping.

Link to Episode 1 | https://youtu.be/MJLpGiHhr8E

In the first episode we had a look at the scale of China’s Economy today and China’s economic development, to understand why China has become a favourite by analysts around the world to become the great power of the 21st century.

Link to Episode 2 | https://youtu.be/73k3v-AxJvM

In the second episode we took a look at the challenges that China will have to overcome in order to assert its influence over the world. Is there a China economic bubble? Will China’s Economy collapse? This video will hopefully develop your understanding of the Chinese Economy.

Episode 3 Blurb

In 2012, China’s President, Xi Jinping, said “The greatest Chinese dream is the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.”

Xi grew up in the struggle to survive the madness of Mao Zedong’s Cultural Revolution. Reflecting on that experience, he once noted that “I see the detention houses, the fickleness of human relationships. I understand politics on a deeper level.”

Xi emerged from the upheaval with Iron in his soul and his vision for China is equally iron-willed. His “China Dream” captures the intense yearning of a billion Chinese: to be rich, to be powerful, and to be respected. Xi displays supreme confidence that in his lifetime China can realise all three by sustaining its economic miracle, fostering a patriotic citizenry, and bowing to no other power in world affairs.

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