Presdint Xi Jinping’s and China’s Communist Party founder Mao Zedong
Beijing … News Time
China’s Communist Party voted for President Xi Jinping’s ideas to make a part of the constitution, adding them to the Rule of Communist China founder Mao Zedong. President Xi Jinping became the head of China in 2012 and has been increasing its political power since then. On the end of the 5-year Communist Party Congress meeting, Xi Jinping’s thinking was decided to make a part of the Constitution through a unanimous vote. In the meeting of the 19th Communist Party Congress, more than 2000 members did not attend and most of its action was taken on view. This is the country’s most important political meeting. This session began with a 3-hour long speech from President Xi Jinping last week, where he introduced his philosophy to Chinese elements of socialism. State media and high Chinese officials immediately began to call him Chey Jin Ping’s ideas, saying that President Xi Jinping has strengthened his grip on the party. BBC China editor Carrie Gracie says President Xi Jinping’s philosophy make the part of the Constitution now their enemies will not be able to challenge their power without threatening the party’s power. The views of former Chinese leaders have also been made part of the Constitution. However, President Xi Jinping after Mao Zedong, he is the first leader whose philosophy has been considered to be a thinking position that is considered at the top of ideological rating. Only those named Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping are linked to their ideas. There is probably a leader in the 21st Century who had spent some part of life in the cave before working for power and worked in fields like a farmer. In the chaos of Cultural Revolution in China 50 years ago, Xi Jinping, 15, started a tough rural life. The area where Xi Jinping had a mountain of Chinese Communists during the civil war at the time of farming. Xi Jinping’s experiences are being presented in a positive manner today and rural areas in China are rapidly changing cities while Liangjiahe’s songs, where Xi Jinping spent time, now became a sacred place for the Communists of Communist Party.
