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Jiang Xun

Jiang Xun is deputy editor-in-chief of Yazhou Zhoukan, and editor-in-chief of Zero New Media.

In retirement, Obama gives speeches. What do Chinese leaders do?

Former US president Barack Obama waves as he arrives to speak at the North American Climate Summit, in Chicago, Illinois, on December 5. Photo: EPA-EFE

Scrutiny of the active public life of former US president Barack Obama brings questions about the Chinese proposal to review the pension scheme for retired state leaders

15 Dec 2017 - 5:37PMvideocam

Cooperation first for communist allies China and Vietnam

President Xi Jinping and Vietnamese Communist Party general secretary Nguyen Phu Trong raise a toast at a meeting in Hanoi on November 5, 2015. The two are expected to meet in Beijing this week. Photo: AFP

11 Jan 2017 - 5:43PM

China or Japan? Why Southeast Asian states aren’t taking sides

Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak attends a joint news conference last month with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (not in picture) in Tokyo. A mere 10 days after concluding his visit to China, Najib was heading to Japan. Photo: Reuters

6 Dec 2016 - 7:27PMvideocam

If the US presidential race were a TV drama, Hillary Clinton would surely win

Jiang Xun says with Sino-US relations at stake, however, Chinese people watching the election must do more than just enjoy the entertainment – China has to be ready for whoever becomes leader

8 Nov 2016 - 9:27AM

Li Keqiang’s presence at Macau forum speaks volumes about city’s valuable Portuguese links

Premier Li Keqiang greets the colourful crowds gathered to welcome him at Macau International Airport on October 10, as Macau Chief Executive Fernando Chui applauds. Photo: Dickson Lee

12 Oct 2016 - 7:33PM

Liaoning vote-rigging scandal shines a light on G20’s anti-corruption efforts

Wang Min, former party secretary of Liaoning province, was detained in March and later accused of widespread corruption in the local elections and in the promotion of officials. Photo: Simon Song

18 Sep 2016 - 5:29PM

Beware the line between promoting Hong Kong's uniqueness, and championing independence

Living in Hong Kong, I find many locals tend to call "the mainland" China.

5 Mar 2015 - 6:03PM