In October, when China’s Communist Party holds its once-in-five-years party congress and leadership reshuffle, many will watch to see who Xi Jinping picks to fill top political positions. The party congress is a time of high-stakes political drama for a party that single-handedly rules China, but don’t expect women to be given any prominent roles. VOA’s William Ide files from Beijing.
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