The communist regime in China kicked off a major party meeting on Nov. 8, a political event that China experts said has implications for the Sino–U.S. relationship.
The four-day meeting, attended by Party officials from the regime’s powerful Central Committee, is being held in Beijing behind closed doors. It’s a pivotal plenary political gathering ahead of the 20th National Party Congress next autumn, when the regime will usher in a new group of top leaders.
