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Ms Xi reportedly transferred to Harvard two years ago and is surrounded by Chinese security at all times.

New home: Kappa Alpha Theta sorority's house is seen on the Harvard campus where she is said to often study.

It is believed that Ms Xi has been studying at the Ivy League school since transferring in two years ago after going to school in China.
She studies under a pseudonym so as not to attract undue attention.

It is rumored that she is surrounded by a staff of Chinese bodyguards 24 hours a day.

The Washington Post reported last May that she joined Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and is described by peers at the school as 'studious and discreet.'
She often studies at the sorority house and speaks with unaccented English.

Her name, Mingze, denotes innocence and 『moral probity,』 Asia Time noted in 2007, speaking of how Xi』s ascent into China』s highest office could see a sort of parallel to the White House in terms of a father showing affection for his wife and children.
She isn』t the only progeny of China』s political leaders to attend the American institution. Bo Guagua, the only son of embattled politician Bo Xilai, also attended the institution and had a playboy 『princeling』 reputation while at the school.

The Peony Fairy: Ms Peng had graced television screens in the world's most populous country for more than a decade, her honeyed tones punctuating state-run TV shows and Communist Party rallies.

The new team: He and the six other men who will form China's new collective leadership, all dressed in dark suits, walked in line onto the red-carpeted stage. (L-R) Liu Yunshan, Zhang Dejiang, Xi Jinping, Li Keqiang, Yu Zhengsheng and Wang Qishan.

Get used to this face: Xi's inaugural address as the country's new leader was broadcast on giant screens across China. Here, above a McDonald's in Beijing.

No everyone's interested A homeless man sleeps on the ground while people watch TV live broadcast of China's new members of the Politburo Standing Committee.

The Washington Post reported last May that she joined Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and is described by peers at the school as 'studious and discreet.'
She often studies at the sorority house and speaks with unaccented English.

The Washington Post reported also that Chinese communist leaders denounce U.S. values but send children to U.S. colleges.