I dont really care what his daughter does or even looks like (unless she's spectacularly hot, just kidding)
As I said, it's part of there being very little transparency at all about the senior leadership. Something as
inconsequential as to what Papa Bear's daughter looks like is a secret. Secrets get classified downwards from the top in terms of importance, not from the bottom up. It's not that what she looks like is the most sensitive thing in China, it's that her image/identity and everything else that's more important than that is classified.
So, for example, it's illegal in China for a person or news organisation to publish stories about the wealth of top Chinese officials and their families, unless they've fallen out of favour first. It's also illegal to publish stories about corrupt business dealings, to make allegations about criminal activity of such officials and their families, etc.
To repeat, very few people care about what she looks like. It's the fact that so many things even down to unimportant matters like that are classified.
I just need transparency on the policies.
I know that Xi has in recently years made a big thing about transparency, e.g. the "Open party regulations". But this isn't new, it was tried when Hu Jintao was in charge as well. It may be that he wants more information given to the public about why things are being done, how well policies are being progressed, etc. But that's not really transformative in my view, it's still giving the Party the monopoly on information. I also doubt very much that any details on the assets of CCP officials and their families would be extended to a permanent register of those in the Politburo.
To have true transparency you need to publish information
and let private organisations and individuals report on what officials and government are doing. Otherwise you'll never know if the information that politicians releases is accurate or not.
Do I care they make few million? No. honestly, the guys at the top should be paid at least what M.Benz or VW CEO is getting paid, times 10, so around 1-3mil USD/yr.
I don't think anyone would mind if Xi and the other members of the Standing Committee were taking in a couple of million dollars a year. But it's a lot more than that. I think Zhou Yongkang and his family took bribes and grabbed assets worth up to $100 million.
As for Xi's family, certainly there were reports some of his relatives had shares in Wang Jianlin's business empire that were worth upwards of a quarter of a billion dollars. That doesn't even count his wife and anything that was transferred to their daughter.
