A change in China’s leadership could be an unalloyed benefit to the United States and our democratic allies worldwide.

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However, the recent political unrest, which included slogans calling for Xi's resignation, would have concerned Beijing, for whom state security—that is to say, regime safety—comes first.

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Chinese President Xi Jinping claps while addressing the media as he introduces new members of the Politburo Standing Committee at Beijing’s Great Hall of the People on Oct 25. (Ng Han Guan/AP ...

Xi’s transformation from “wolf warrior” to “panda” was more about what came after the summit: a major gathering with American CEOs.

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Mr. Xi would be unwise to stick to his current ideological course of a state-dominated economy and absolute regime security. If he does, the Chinese economy will almost certainly underperform.