China's Old Guard Clinging To Revolutionary Ideas
The piece argues China will keep a collective leadership after Mao, with a 16-member Politburo aging around 66, and a constant push to preserve party supremacy over the military and youth. It notes potential slower liberalization, ongoing propaganda, and a future of cautious succession under older leaders. It also reports Charles Yanofsky winning Chicago's Howard Taylor Ricketts Award for biochemistry and genetics.
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