There are increasing signs that Chinese President Xi Jinping is being edged out of the leadership position he has held since 2013, according to reports.

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Maybe Xi Jinping is going to think the same. He’s going to say, ‘Well, if they can do it here, we can do it in Taiwan,’” McFaul added.

So no, Xi Jinping isn’t on his way out, or about to fall. His power will not dissipate; the CCP’s grip will not loosen, it will continue to adapt and metastasize.

Chinese President Xi Jinping, who has been the country's leader for 13 years, has sparked rumours of his retirement with his move to delegate authority and share power.

In China, the world is witnessing the possible return of a far more technocratic elite that favors scaling back direct confrontation with the West.