Tag Archives: Wen Jiabao

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

Posted on June 19, 2012 by T

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 T

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 China Change

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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