BEIJING -- Rumors are circulating that Wang Huning, a key policy adviser to President Xi Jinping and his predecessors, could step down from the Communist Party's top decision-making body at the national congress that kicked off Sunday.
Wang Huning drew flack for anti-West stance, but successor could take harder line

Wang Huning, center, was named secretary-general of the 20th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party. (Photo by Yusuke Hinada)
BEIJING -- Rumors are circulating that Wang Huning, a key policy adviser to President Xi Jinping and his predecessors, could step down from the Communist Party's top decision-making body at the national congress that kicked off Sunday.