Chinese Watch Political Jockeying From Sidelines – Lindsay Beck
From Reuters:
When China’s twice-a-decade Communist Party Congress opens on Monday, tight security and a culture of secrecy will ensure its decisions are made behind firmly closed doors.
But leaders would be wrong to think ordinary citizens are not paying attention.
Many in China’s growing urban middle class have firm views on what they want in a leader, where the country’s priorities should lie and even about the sensitive subject of political reform. [Full Text]
