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The Kim Dynasty Is Moving Towards a Fourth-Generation Hereditary Succession; the Xi Jinping Regime Has yet to Produce a Successor; the Contrasting Power Successions of China and North Korea.

Summary by 大紀元時報
In North Korea, Kim Jong-un's daughter, Kim Ju-ae, has emerged as a potential successor, and the movement toward a "fourth-generation hereditary succession" is gaining momentum. Meanwhile, in China, a successor to Xi Jinping has yet to emerge. What are the differences behind the contrasting power successions in China and North Korea?
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In North Korea, Kim Jong-un's daughter, Kim Ju-ae, has emerged as a potential successor, and the movement toward a "fourth-generation hereditary succession" is gaining momentum. Meanwhile, in China, a successor to Xi Jinping has yet to emerge. What are the differences behind the contrasting power successions in China and North Korea?

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大紀元時報 broke the news on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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