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As the ultimate institutionalist, Xi derives his power and authority from the Party’s ideology, rhetoric, and rules — but now finds himself constrained by them.
Chinese President Xi Jinping makes a toast after delivering a speech during celebrations for the 25th anniversary of Macao's handover, December 19, 2024. Credit: Anthony Kwan via AP Images
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