Mr Xi was introduced as the new party general secretary at Beijing's Great Hall of the People a day after the close of a week-long party congress that underlined the communists' determination to remain firmly in power.
Xi Jinping became China's new leader yesterday, assuming the top posts in the Communist Party and the powerful military, in a political transition unbowed by scandals, a slower economy and public demands for reforms.
Mr Xi was introduced as the new party general secretary at Beijing's Great Hall of the People a day after the close of a week-long party congress that underlined the communists' determination to remain firmly in power.
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