Xi Jinping’s new right-hand man, Li Qiang, has shown two sides to his personality over his career.

Mr. Li, whom Mr. Xi appointed last month as China’s new No. 2, is known inside the country as a pro-business pragmatist unafraid to push the boundaries of Communist Party rule. Party insiders say he’s also a loyalist who will implement Beijing’s policies effectively and aggressively when needed.

This post first appeared on wsj.com

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