The President of China: Hu Jintao

In the world where we live, in order to be an orderly presence on the planet we share, it is necessary for each country to stand out. Even though it is not one of the most powerful countries on Earth, China has always been considered as one of the most powerful countries in the world. China has a strong economic system, excellent military power, and persistent culture. These characteristics make it one of the world's superpowers, making it a superpower that can not be ignored. However, the Chinese government is led by the Chinese Communist Party.

On July 24, 2012, President Hu Jintao took a "calmly" reform on the state, opened an important speech, urged to resist strictness and stagnation. The next attraction (Wen Jiabao's most remarkable) continues China's reform process. The strength of China's new "fifth generation" leaders has led me to look back on the resurrection theme of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Nonetheless, the CCP was still able to maintain control, and even if most of its Communist brothers fall into the garbage of history, I may say that it is growing fast. In fact, as of today, there are only four communist regimes, the People's Republic of China only, North Korea, Vietnam, Laos and Cuba.

Meanwhile, China and the People's Republic of China, it is synonymous with totalitarianism, President Hu Jintao is situated at the top of the political leadership of the Chinese Communist Party. Meanwhile, India is one of the few Asian countries that can be said to be democratically outwardly, and the leadership position under the control of the Indian National Congress has improved governance skills through alliances and achievements. Power sharing (Roy, & Chai, 2006)

In September 2010, President Ghana 's President John Atta Mills visited China for an official visit. Mills and former Chinese President Hu Jintao celebrated the 50th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations between the two countries on September 20, 2010 at the Great Hall of the People. In November 2011, Vice President of China officially visited China. Mr. Zhou Tienong, a member of the Chinese National People's Congress Standing Committee, visits Ghana and talks with President Ghana's John Dramani Mahama