Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Xi may trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Com that scrapping the term limit means that Xi may be re-elected for more than two terms.
More ominously, Mr. Xi may have already decided that the time for“one country, two systems” has passed.
Such a downturn could also sound the death knell of the Belt andRoad Initiative, because Xi may run out of resources to continue financing so many loss-making investments.
Xi may have been signaling to audiences at home and abroad that the trade war could last a long time.
If the House approves, President Xi may be presented with an apparent threat on his visit in September.
Xi may be the supreme leader of a dictatorship, but that doesn't mean that he is immune to politics.
At the same time, Washington should realize that Xi may not be successful in transforming China in precisely the ways he has articulated.
Xi may be much smarter than Trump(not a high hurdle to clear), but that is not enough to guarantee a stable and prosperous future for China.
But as economic pressures build at home, Xi may being willing to take the risk to fulfill that vision and cement his legacy.
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The five-yearly Communist Party congress is due near the end of this year andMr Xi may be tempted to burnish his hawkish credentials by holding several sabre-rattling military exercises in the run up.
Others said, Mr. Xi may have belatedly concluded that changes to Chinese laws demanded by the United States would be an affront to national honor.
At the same time, Washington should realize that Xi may not be successful in transforming China in precisely the ways he has articulated.
For now, Xi may well be his own worst enemy: calls for market dominance are no match for his desire to retain economic control.
This does not yet add up to a thaw in the bilateral relationship,but it does suggest that Xi may be seeking a respite, at least until China's economy is on a more stable footing and his anti-corruption campaign begins to wind down.
Some believe that Xi may be intentionally acting as a conservative nationalist for now so that he can consolidate his power and unleash a program of liberalization at a later time, perhaps after this year's 19th Party Congress.
At the same time, Washington should realize that Xi may not be successful in transforming China in precisely the ways he has articulated.
In reality, however, Xi may be preoccupied with addressing a host of economic and social challenges that China is likely to encounter in the decade ahead.
At that time,in the face of a discredited Communist Party and angry populace, Xi may find that his best option lies in major institutional reform, and he will perhaps see himself elected as the first president of a post-communist China.
Despite that, Xi may be mindful that Trump has held off on trade actions against China that he loudly threatened during the 2016 presidential campaign to give Beijing more time to make progress on North Korea.
Like Mao with the Soviets, Mr. Xi may have challenged the global leadership of the United States too hard and too soon.
Indeed, as a keen student of history, Xi may be trying to restore the role of China in the contemporary East Asian system to its historical height during the era of the Chinese empire(221BC- 1911AD).
In a sense, Xi might just end up being a‘chairman of everything forever' after all.
Mr. Trump suggested that Mr. Xi might be using China's influence over North Korea as leverage in trade negotiations with the United States.
But Xi might be more eager for a deal as nothing in today's Chinese politics is more important than economic growth and China-US relations- two critical and interconnected issues.
At a White House dinner in 2015, Mr. Zuckerberg had even asked the Chinese president, Xi Jinping,whether Mr. Xi might offer a Chinese name for his soon-to-be-born first child- usually a privilege reserved for older relatives, or sometimes a fortune teller.
After accusing the government in Beijing of using a variety of tactics to damage his chances at the vital midterm polls in November,he said that relations with Xi might have taken a permanent turn for the worse.
Some thought that Xi might take a more critical view towards the Mao era, but in his speech, he said that the 30 years of reform that began under Deng Xiaoping in the late 1970s, should not be used to“negate” the first 30 years of communist rule under Mao.
Some thought that Xi might take a more critical view towards the Mao era, but in his speech, he said that the 30 years of reform that began under Deng Xiaoping in the late 1970s, should not be used to“negate” the first 30 years of communist rule under Mao.