Tag Archives: Wen Jiabao

The reign of Hu and Wen through the eyes of Jonathan Watts

Posted on June 19, 2012 by

Today, Jonathan Watts of the Guardian filed his last article from Beijing entitled, “China: Witnessing the birth of a superpower.” While I will sorely miss his reporting, his lengthy 4,000 word post neatly encapsulates the decade long rule of Hu … Continue reading →

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An anonymous email from a concerned reader

Posted on May 3, 2012 by

I received this as an email today and was asked to share it with you all. I am writing this in great fear. Let me explain- All of the things happening with the drama of Chen and Bo haven’t even phased people … Continue reading →

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Hu Ping: Does Wen Jiabao Really Wish to Redress June 4th?

Posted on March 28, 2012 by

About the author: Mr. Hu Ping (胡平) was a graduate student of philosophy at Peking University in 1980. On campus that fall there was a lively student campaign, and then election, for People’s Representatives of Haidian District in Beijing, an … Continue reading →

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