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moparfan

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Q: Isn't it time China was instead led by leaders over 40 years old?

This is not a slight against the current and past leaders of China - great job with that GDP, by the way - but it seems that they always get these young guys with gorgeous black hair and wild animal virility to lead the country. While this is great in its own way, it's unfortunately rules out older people who may be graying about the temples but have a lot of wisdom to share.

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Scandinavian

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You don't think any of them use shoe polish in their hair to give it that black shiny look.

I guess there could be sarcasm at play here. The average age of the current Standing Committee is 64 years old. Li Keqiang is the youngster of the group at only 58. He of course is also just a puppet and holds no real power.

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Samm11

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How old is Mister xi?

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60, pretty young

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