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A “Majority Leader” is the elected leader of the “majority party” in a legislative chamber. In the U.S. Congress, each party “caucus” (or conference) elects its leadership — so the majority party members vote for their “leader” (i.e., Majority Leader). Once chosen, that leader becomes the primary strategist and spokesperson for the “majority party” in that chamber.

“Xi Jinping,” a man of Han ancestry, was born in “Fuping, Shaanxi” province, in June 1953. The first CPC general secretary to be born after the PRC’s founding is Xi. Xi received his degree from Tsinghua University’s “School of Humanities and Social Sciences,” where he finished an in-service graduate program in political and ideological education as well as Marxist theory.