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In January of 2014, just days to lunar new year celebrations, Xi visited the snow battered Inner Mongolia. It is mostly cold here in January. The average temperature ranges from -23°C (-9.4°F) in the northeastern part of the Region to -10°C (14°F) in the southwestern part. He asked the regional government to accelerate industrialization and the poverty fight. "The fundamental purpose of the party is to serve the people," he said. His guidance led the CPC Inner Mongolia committee and the regional government to devise a new development concept premised on four pillars; sustainable development, restructuring, coordinated development and harmonious growth.

Xi has made eradicating poverty the most important agenda of his presidency and ultimately the biggest goal of the party. He has visited over 30 impoverished villages in 28 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions across the country since the 18th CPC National Congress in November 2012, getting firsthand information on the situation of poor people and encouraging them to shake off poverty in various ways. "I care about the poor the most," he said in his New Year address on December 31st 2016.

While legitimacy in western style democracies comes from elections, the CPC’s legitimacy is derived from determination to build a just and equal Chinese society. In the eyes of the average Chinese, Chinese socialism is the perfect embodiment of democracy and the Communist Party means liberation from backwardness, disease and poverty.

"A lot has changed here, the desert is a much better place to live today," Babu says. According to Babu, Xi is the champion and the party is the engine.

There may not have a contest pitting the Communist Party of china against others since the founding of the Peoples Republic of China. But even if there was one, the Chinese would most certainly choose defeating poverty and inequality as opposed to untested promises of democracy and freedom.

More than 700 million Chinese have been lifted out of poverty since the start of China’s reform and opening-up in 1978. China’s 13th 5-year development plan expires in three years. The plan is to have lifted every Chinese out of poverty by then. About 30 million are considered to be still poor.

Champion of rural reform

"Where does a leader’s credibility come from? It does not come from relying on higher authorities, exerting power or using gimmicks. It is only built gradually by working for the people wholeheartedly, with dedication and perseverance. A leader must be proficient."

That Xi has made fighting poverty top of his agenda is good news. But poverty eradication has been Xi’s top mission his entire life. His first experience with poverty came nearly 50 years ago when he was sent to work in a remote village in Shaanxi province as a result of Chairman Mao Zedong's campaign for urban youth to experience rural labor.

He led the villagers in digging wells, building terraces and sediment storage dams. As secretary of the CPC Zhengding county committee in Hebei province between 1982-1985, Xi initiated robust reforms to get farmers harvesting more from the grain and vegetable fields. The reforms were a big success. Xi had struck the code to help peasants shake off poverty.