One brave soul emerged as Winnie-the-Pooh, a podgy cartoon bear whom China’s ruler, Xi Jinping, supposedly resembles. The government dislikes this comparison. And it is increasingly clear that ...

Utterly ruthless, fiercely driven to return his country to global dominance and no lover of the UK, Xi Jinping's past should ...

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China publishes first set of guidelines to battle obesity crisis It’s usual for Chinese authorities to mute discussions about Xi Jinping, even when his name is not even mentioned. Previously, Chinese ...

We digress. There is considerable opinion the real reason the Chinese censors banned Christopher Robin was due to President Xi Jinping’s apparent resemblance to Winnie the Pooh. The little bear with a ...

However, they found this intolerant of the Chinese government, which believed the spooky outfits sent a political message, particularly targeting Chinese President Xi Jinping ... a famous cartoon ...

Thanks to the power of the meme, Winnie the Pooh has become a symbol of political dissidence in the country, with long-serving president Xi Jinping regularly being compared to the notoriously ...

Chinese President Xi Jinping made a detailed pitch for globalisation, liberalised trade and shared economic growth on the ...

President Joe Biden will meet for a final time this week with Chinese President Xi Jinping as he prepares to hand over power ...