Xi joins Mao in Chinese Communist Party constitution
AFP | Oct 24, 2017, 10:04 IST
BEIJING: China's Communist Party added President Xi Jinping's name to its constitution on Tuesday, confirming his status as the nation's most powerful leader in decades.
Xi presided over the closing session of the party's twice-a-decade congress as 2,300 delegates unanimously approved the constitutional amendment, putting his name alongside Mao and market reformer Deng Xiaoping.
Xi presided over the closing session of the party's twice-a-decade congress as 2,300 delegates unanimously approved the constitutional amendment, putting his name alongside Mao and market reformer Deng Xiaoping.
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