Xi Jinping’s Family Ties
A father without a son — and a son without a father.
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JEREMY FURCHTGOTT
Washington, D.C.
Jeremy Furchtgott is a Contributor for the Sun.
Mr. Furchtgott is a Director at Baron, a firm dedicated to providing U.S. clients with insights needed to prevail in strategic competition. In addition to serving as a member of the firm’s management team, he leads Baron’s China practice.
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