The rise of Li Qiang's associates ahead of the Fifth Plenary Session of the 19th CPC Central Committee in October carries significant implications. It may indicate major personnel changes at the plenary session, further supporting previous overseas reports that Xi Jinping would not seek re-election and that Li Qiang would succeed him. Moreover, previous Fifth Plenary Sessions have consistently involved personnel changes.
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The rise of Li Qiang's associates ahead of the Fifth Plenary Session of the 19th CPC Central Committee in October carries significant implications. It may indicate major personnel changes at the plenary session, further supporting previous overseas reports that Xi Jinping would not seek re-election and that Li Qiang would succeed him. Moreover, previous Fifth Plenary Sessions have consistently involved personnel changes.