After his election, President Xi Jinping cited three precedents for fulfilling
the "China dream", all concerned with creating conditions for a "renaissance".
Judging from how he has concentrated ministerial responsibilities, in contrast
to dictums of late patriarch Deng Xiaoping, he might have added a fourth
precedent, the Leninist doctrine of centralizing power, writes Willi Lam, a senior fellow at The Jamestown Foundation.
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