Xi Jinping: The most powerful leader in China since the Mao Zedong period

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The Communist Party in China has voted to include its philosophy Xi Jinping in the constitution and raise it up to the level he had in the founding Mao Zedong.

The postponement of Xi Jinping's ideology was held during the completion of the general Communist party meeting, which is the largest political party in China.

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Mr. Xi has expanded his leadership since he embarked on leadership in 2012.

The move is a sign that its opponents can not resist it without threatening the Communist party's rule.

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The Communist meeting started last week at a three-hour speech by Mrs. Xi. where he described his philosophy of socialism.

Higher officials and government media began to talk about the philosophy as they called his mind Jinping, signifying Mr. Xi had strengthened his influence on the championship.

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Schoolchildren, university students and employees in government companies will now join 90 million members of the Communist party, to read Xi Jinping's thinking about the new social era.

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Image captionConstitutional change puts Xi Jinping (left) the same level Mao Zedong (right)

If he first was chairman Mao to consolidate a country that was ruined by the war and second, China's dominant in the Deng Xiaoping country, this new era is to build more unity and at the same time make China stronger and stronger.

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Combining all these in the name of Xi Jinping on party constitution means that competitors can not resist Xi, without threatening the Communist party.

More than 2,000 delegates used the weekly summit to elect leaders of the party in the provinces, governors and heads of state-owned organizations.