More than 2,000 delegates to China’s Communist Party Congress are in Beijing for a once-a-decade shift in power.

The new, younger leaders will face the challenge of tackling rampant corruption, energizing a waning economy and asserting China’s influence in the world. For a better understanding of who’s who, follow our interactive guide.

via China’s Changing of the Guard: Who’s Who.

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