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Xi Jinping is the most powerful person in the world. But the real story of China's leader remains a mystery. In this eight-part series Sue-Lin Wong finds out how he rose to the top, and what it means for China—and the rest of the world—now that he has ripped up the rule book to stay in power, perhaps for the rest of his life.
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Redder than red
Xi Jinping is born into the top rung of China's elite. But his family is torn apart while he is still a child. The Economist's Sue-Lin Wong finds out why Xi kept faith in the Communist revolution.
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Hide and bide
As a modest provincial official in Fujian, Xi Jinping is outshone by his celebrity wife, while colleagues are caught up in a lurid corruption scandal. How does Xi survive?
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Patriot number one
A villager’s campaign against corruption highlights the Chinese Communist Party’s weakening grip. As Xi Jinping stands on the brink of power, the emergence of a flamboyant rival deepens the crisis.
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Man enough
On taking power, Xi Jinping launches a ruthless series of purges and an unexpected ideological revival to cement his control—and mobilise the Chinese Communist Party behind him.
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He who must not be named
A censor at a Chinese social media company can't take it anymore after Xi Jinping’s rule brings harsh new restrictions. The Chinese internet becomes an alternate reality.
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Seeds of a pomegranate
A Uyghur language teacher is accused of spying for the CIA. An NBA player discovers the cost of criticising China. And Xi Jinping’s obsession with control reaches new and brutal extremes.
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Chinese recent history best told.
This podcast series perfectly describes China’s development over the past 20 years. From the gradually increased freedoms, pride and optimism towards the Olympics to the return of autocratic iron fist by the Communist Party under Xi. I think the Chinese people deserve and can handle freedom better than the Party believes….
Get empathy for China
I loved this podcast! It was really interesting to hear about the president of China and how the communist party in china works. It really helped to get some empathy for the Chinese and understand why the Chinese government is like it is.
Also kudos to the producers and host of the show!
Great series. I binged this in one go.
Very detailed. Almost cinematic. Contains grand perspectives, human interest and a superb ending.