Former Beijing party secretary Chen Xitong, widely believed to be a political enemy of liberal leaders Hu Yaobang and Zhao Ziyang and to have actively plotted the latter's downfall, has heaped...
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- May 22, 2013
- Updated: 12:41am
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Two of the surviving Communist Party 'immortals' have again flexed their muscles over national affairs.
STATE Planning Minister Chen Jinhua has pledged to strengthen the role of market mechanisms during the period of the Ninth Five-Year Plan (1996-2000).
PARTY elder Chen Yun, who died last month, had 'absolute confidence and trust' in Communist Party boss Jiang Zemin, according to a eulogy by a conservative party leader.
CHINA bade a restrained farewell to senior leader Chen Yun whose body was cremated at Babaoshan Cemetery for revolutionary martyrs yesterday.
CHINA plans a low-key ceremony to mark the cremation of senior leader Chen Yun who died on Monday in Beijing at the age of 90.
CHEN Yun will be remembered as a Long March veteran, as a cautious leader who opposed the madness of the Great Leap Forward and the cynicism of the Cultural Revolution and as a founding father of...
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BEIJING has officially denied that patriarch Deng Xiaoping is suffering from testicular cancer.
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