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As Xi Jinping's political narrative continues to unravel, he faces challenges not only from outside forces but within the very framework of the CCP that he once dominated. With purges seemingly continuing and his mother's rumored death and lack of a public acknowledgment still under wraps, the landscape around Xi appears increasingly precarious.
The problem is not merely Xi's potential downfall; it's the broader implications for the CCP's stability. As tensions rise and power dynamics evolve, shifts could define China's political future long after Xi's era ends—if indeed it is coming to a close.