Factbox: Who's in? Who's out? China's Communist Party Central CommitteeBEIJING (Reuters) - China s ruling Communist Party announced a new Central Committee, the largest of its elite ruling bodies, at the closing session of the 19th Communist Party Congress on Tuesday, a course-setting leadership reshuffle held every five years. The list provides clues to who will, or won t, fill top party positions during President Xi Jinping s second term. The party will announce its new Politburo Standing Committee around midday (0400 GMT) on Wednesday. The Standing Committee, which now includes seven members headed by Xi and is the apex of power in China, is selected by the new Central Committee.  Here are noteworthy names: - Wang Qishan, 69, the anti-corruption tsar and current Standing Committee member, is not on the new Central Committee, ending months of speculation whether he would remain for another term and break an unofficial retirement rule of not taking a new position after age 68.  Wang may still get a leadership role outside the Standing Committee, sources told Reuters before the congress. - Zhao Leji, 60, head of the party s Organization Department, which oversees personnel decisions, made both the Central Committee and the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection Committee lists, suggesting he may take over Wang Qishan s role as top graft-buster. - Vice President Li Yuanchao, who is on the cusp of retirement at the age of 67, is expected to retire from the 25-member Politburo after he was not included on the 204-member Central Committee. - China s top diplomat, Yang Jiechi, 67, could keep his state councilor job or be further promoted to parliament or its advisory body after he made it back to the Central Committee.  If Yang retires, Foreign Minister Wang Yi, 64 this month, and Song Tao, 62, minister of the party s International Liaison Department, are the top contenders for Yang s job. Both Wang and Song are Central Committee members. - Veteran diplomat Liu Jieyi, 59, China s permanent representative to the United Nations, was elected to the Central Committee and is expected to take over as minister of the Taiwan Affairs Office, replacing Zhang Zhijun, who is retiring. - Transport Minister Li Xiaopeng, 58, the oldest son of former premier Li Peng, became a full member of the Central Committee. He was the lowest vote-getter among alternate members of the Central Committee five years ago. - Ten women made it onto the committee, 4.9 percent of the total, basically the same proportion as the previous Central Committee. There were also 16 delegates from ethnic minorities, three of whom are women. - China s top banking regulator Guo Shuqing, veteran banker Jiang Chaoliang and securities regulator Liu Shiyu, the three front runners to succeed Zhou Xiaochuan as central bank governor, were all voted onto the Central Committee. (This version of the story corrects the number of ethnic minority members to 16 from 15 in paragraph 12) worldnews
factor who who china communist party central committeebeijing reuters china ruling communist party announced new central committee largest elite ruling bodies closing session communist party congress tuesday leadership reshuffle held every five years the list provides clues fill top party positions president xi winning second term the party announce new politburo standing committee around midday gt wednesday the standing committee includes seven members headed xi apex power china selected new central committee here noteworthy names wang shan tsar current standing committee member new central committee ending months speculation whether would remain another term break unofficial retirement rule taking new position age wang may still get leadership role outside standing committee sources told reuters congress hao lei head party organization department oversees personnel decisions made central committee central commission discipline inspection committee lists suggesting may take wang shan role top vice president li yuanchao cusp retirement age expected retire politburo included central committee china top diplomat yang ichi could keep state councilor job promoted parliament advisory body made back central committee if yang retires foreign minister wang yi month song tao minister party international liaison department top contenders yang job both wang song central committee members veteran diplomat liu niei china permanent representative united nations elected central committee expected take minister taiwan affairs office replacing zhang zijn retiring transport minister li xiaopeng oldest son former premier li peng became full member central committee he lowest among alternate members central committee five years ago ten women made onto committee percent total basically proportion previous central committee there also delegates ethnic minorities three women china top banking regulator guo shading veteran banker liang chaoliang securities regulator liu ship three front runners succeed hou xiaochuan central bank governor voted onto central committee this version story corrects number ethnic minority members paragraph worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Factbox: Who's in? Who's out? China's Communist Party Central CommitteeBEIJING (Reuters) - China s ruling Communist Party announced a new Central Committee, the largest of its elite ruling bodies, at the closing session of the 19th Communist Party Congress on Tuesday, a course-setting leadership reshuffle held every five years. The list provides clues to who will, or won t, fill top party positions during President Xi Jinping s second term. The party will announce its new Politburo Standing Committee around midday (0400 GMT) on Wednesday. The Standing Committee, which now includes seven members headed by Xi and is the apex of power in China, is selected by the new Central Committee.  Here are noteworthy names: - Wang Qishan, 69, the anti-corruption tsar and current Standing Committee member, is not on the new Central Committee, ending months of speculation whether he would remain for another term and break an unofficial retirement rule of not taking a new position after age 68.  Wang may still get a leadership role outside the Standing Committee, sources told Reuters before the congress. - Zhao Leji, 60, head of the party s Organization Department, which oversees personnel decisions, made both the Central Committee and the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection Committee lists, suggesting he may take over Wang Qishan s role as top graft-buster. - Vice President Li Yuanchao, who is on the cusp of retirement at the age of 67, is expected to retire from the 25-member Politburo after he was not included on the 204-member Central Committee. - China s top diplomat, Yang Jiechi, 67, could keep his state councilor job or be further promoted to parliament or its advisory body after he made it back to the Central Committee.  If Yang retires, Foreign Minister Wang Yi, 64 this month, and Song Tao, 62, minister of the party s International Liaison Department, are the top contenders for Yang s job. Both Wang and Song are Central Committee members. - Veteran diplomat Liu Jieyi, 59, China s permanent representative to the United Nations, was elected to the Central Committee and is expected to take over as minister of the Taiwan Affairs Office, replacing Zhang Zhijun, who is retiring. - Transport Minister Li Xiaopeng, 58, the oldest son of former premier Li Peng, became a full member of the Central Committee. He was the lowest vote-getter among alternate members of the Central Committee five years ago. - Ten women made it onto the committee, 4.9 percent of the total, basically the same proportion as the previous Central Committee. There were also 16 delegates from ethnic minorities, three of whom are women. - China s top banking regulator Guo Shuqing, veteran banker Jiang Chaoliang and securities regulator Liu Shiyu, the three front runners to succeed Zhou Xiaochuan as central bank governor, were all voted onto the Central Committee. (This version of the story corrects the number of ethnic minority members to 16 from 15 in paragraph 12) worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: factor who who china communist party central committeebeijing reuters china ruling communist party announced new central committee largest elite ruling bodies closing session communist party congress tuesday leadership reshuffle held every five years the list provides clues fill top party positions president xi winning second term the party announce new politburo standing committee around midday gt wednesday the standing committee includes seven members headed xi apex power china selected new central committee here noteworthy names wang shan tsar current standing committee member new central committee ending months speculation whether would remain another term break unofficial retirement rule taking new position age wang may still get leadership role outside standing committee sources told reuters congress hao lei head party organization department oversees personnel decisions made central committee central commission discipline inspection committee lists suggesting may take wang shan role top vice president li yuanchao cusp retirement age expected retire politburo included central committee china top diplomat yang ichi could keep state councilor job promoted parliament advisory body made back central committee if yang retires foreign minister wang yi month song tao minister party international liaison department top contenders yang job both wang song central committee members veteran diplomat liu niei china permanent representative united nations elected central committee expected take minister taiwan affairs office replacing zhang zijn retiring transport minister li xiaopeng oldest son former premier li peng became full member central committee he lowest among alternate members central committee five years ago ten women made onto committee percent total basically proportion previous central committee there also delegates ethnic minorities three women china top banking regulator guo shading veteran banker liang chaoliang securities regulator liu ship three front runners succeed hou xiaochuan central bank governor voted onto central committee this version story corrects number ethnic minority members paragraph worldnews