World | China China's Missing VP Finally Resurfaces Xi Jinping hadn't been seen in public in two weeks By John Johnson Posted Sep 15, 2012 5:23 AM CDT Copied In this photo released by Xinhua News Agency, Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping, center, attends an activity to mark national science day in Beijing. (AP Photo/Xinhua, Lan Hongguang) China's leadership transition seems to be back on track: The state-run Xinhua news agency made a point today to show Vice President Xi Jinping attending a Beijing event to mark national science day, reports the BBC. The seemingly healthy Jinping, 59, hadn't been seen in public in two weeks, with the latest rumor suggesting he had suffered a heart attack. He is due to succeed Hu Jintao next month as China's leader. Read These Next Ukraine claims world's longest sniper kill. JD Vance is Gavin Newsom's latest online target. Miss Universe contestant dies in freak accident months after wedding. Not something you usually find while unpacking during a move. Report an error