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'Deeply researched . . . incisive . . . the most vivid and compelling biography of Xi published to date' - James Kynge, Financial Times In The Red Emperor, veteran foreign correspondent Michael Sheridan presents an eye-opening portrait of Xi Jinping, the supreme leader of China who is set to rule for life. In Xi's new China, family mafias struggle for power amid murder, corruption and sex scandals, while ministers and generals vanish in purges. Xi aims to dominate world trade, to defeat Western democracy and to cement China's position as the pre-eminent power in the East. A loner and a…mehr

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'Deeply researched . . . incisive . . . the most vivid and compelling biography of Xi published to date' - James Kynge, Financial Times In The Red Emperor, veteran foreign correspondent Michael Sheridan presents an eye-opening portrait of Xi Jinping, the supreme leader of China who is set to rule for life. In Xi's new China, family mafias struggle for power amid murder, corruption and sex scandals, while ministers and generals vanish in purges. Xi aims to dominate world trade, to defeat Western democracy and to cement China's position as the pre-eminent power in the East. A loner and a risk-taker, he is the most consequential ruler of our time. Drawing on intimate stories from the closed world of China's leading families, and two decades of first-hand reporting, Michael Sheridan sheds new light on the history and politics of China, revealing that behind the façade of the Chinese Communist Party there is a modern dynasty and a new emperor. 'Immensely readable, it deftly navigates the complexities of the subject matter, effortlessly and plainly explaining historical fact and bringing it to life with gripping anecdote' - Sunday Post 'Michael Sheridan is one of the best informed and wisest writers on China' - Chris Patten, the last governor of Hong Kong
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Autorenporträt
Michael Sheridan first reported from Hong Kong and China in June 1989 and later served as the Far East correspondent of the Sunday Times for 20 years, covering the rise of China, the handover of Hong Kong in 1997 and the city's struggle for democracy. Earlier he worked for Reuters, ITN and the Independent, reporting on war in the Middle East, global diplomacy and European politics, with postings in Rome, Beirut and Jerusalem. His work has also appeared in the Spectator, Tablet,Vanity Fair and the Hong Kong Economic Journal. In 2021 he published The Gate to China, a critically acclaimed history of Hong Kong.