Inside CCP Officialdom

The demise of top Chinese military officials are signs that Xi Jinping is facing an intense challenge to his control within the Party.

The investigation into Adm. Miao Hua signals that the CCP leader has begun to purge those close to him, analysts say.

Dong Jun, who was appointed defense minister last December, is reportedly placed under investigation for corruption.

Experts say the broad array of policy goals lack concrete details, but the leadership reshuffling may offer clues about the power struggle within the CCP.

High-profile CCP personnel issues at the upcoming 3rd plenary session remain the focus of the outside world.

The revival of a Cultural Revolution era term may signal Xi Jinping’s targeting of senior CCP members, said an expert to NTD’s ‘Pinnacle View’ program.

‘Xi Jinping has left no space for any contender. It did not matter what the former leadership wanted.’

An international symposium to commemorate the 1989 students’ democratic movement and to discuss future revolutions in China was held in New York.

The Rocket Force corruption case has led Mr. Xi to the realization that ‘an entirely loyal military Xi faction does not exist,’ he said.

China’s rubber-stamp Congress holds its annual plenary sessions, known as the Two Sessions, which are expected to focus on the economy.