Xi Jinping - China's Most Powerful Leader Since Mao Documentary

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  @PeopleProfiles · 11 months ago (edited) · pinned

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  @DayLightHistory · 8 months ago

  This documentary really made me pause and think. I’ve watched a lot of political biographies, but this one felt different because it didn’t rush the story or try to glorify power alone. Seeing how someone could go from being politically outcast, sent away, and nearly erased from influence, to eventually becoming the most powerful figure in China is honestly humbling. It shows how history isn’t just shaped by talent or ambition, but by endurance, timing, and an almost unbelievable level of resilience.<br>What struck me the most was how the early hardships clearly shaped his worldview and leadership style. You can see how suffering, isolation, and rejection can either break a person or quietly harden them for the long game. This documentary helped me understand that power doesn’t always come from loud revolutions &nbsp;sometimes it’s built slowly, patiently, and strategically over decades.<br>Whether someone agrees with his politics or not, you can’t deny that this is a fascinating human story about survival, discipline, and destiny. Content like this is exactly why I love history documentaries &nbsp;they remind us that behind every world-changing leader is a deeply complex human journey. Subscribed, because this channel clearly takes storytelling seriously.

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  @marvelm-m7l · 9 months ago

  I have the utmost respect for President Xi Jinping. Without national unity, civil war would ensue, so unity is necessary. China has friendly relations with foreign countries on an equal and mutually beneficial basis. There are seven major Chinese languages ​​alone. There are 56 ethnic groups, and if you include the languages ​​of minorities, there are said to be 230 different languages. He is managing to unite and thrive in such a complex environment. He is a rare and precious person. As long as he is healthy, I hope he will continue to work hard for peace and happiness in China and around the world. Thank you.

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  @HistoricalCurrents · 10 months ago

  This story shows that leadership isn’t just about power — it’s about survival and adaptability.

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  @lukemurray4950 · 11 months ago

  Oh saving this to watch later. Can&apos;t wait.

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  @judithoconnor6442 · 1 day ago

  I learned a lot from this. &nbsp;Thank you.

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  @DeepSleepPower360 · 7 months ago

  The &apos;Tigers and Flies&apos; anti-corruption campaign was a massive game-changer. Rarely do we see a leader dare to purge the system on such an unprecedented scale. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcZ3LsaTHCU&amp;t=2305">38:25</a>

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  @sonarbangla8711 · 9 months ago

  Xi&apos;s clamping down on the Christians, not mentioned in the video and his clamping down on Falung Gong is the most patriotic of his legacy, while Putin&apos;s arms will take Xi past Taiwan and US hegemony. It is now believed by many that Xi will reach the apex without firing a shot.

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  @ChumaniCeejayJack · 10 months ago

  Please do a Frantz Fanon Documentary,these are sooo informative

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  @JorunnJensen · 9 months ago

  Found this last night and watched five minutes before bedtime. Those few minutes inspired me to borrow many books on China from our library this morning. Watching it has given me a good background. I find it very informative, yet would&apos;ve liked more info on China&apos;s strategies and policies. Belt &amp; Road Initative is a good example though. Watching this, my view of Xi is he&apos;s a very calm and balanced pragmatic strategist who&apos;s aim is to implement what works for the people of China, and the world. Yes, he&apos;s failed some, but I think he&apos;s genuine, and a very strong and good peace-leader for China.

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  @Gabogabo-i4v · 9 months ago

  What I have learn from experience of economic growth is the state should act backbone for private investment, companies. Where the government act as regulator for both private and public investment sector investment with equal benefits

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  @JaniraBarcellos-u2s · 10 months ago

  Namasteh from Thailand

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