Chou En-lai Diachronic Diplomat Among Global Leaders
Chou En-lai, China's chief negotiator, is described as a brilliant, charming, and highly exposed statesman with a long, demanding schedule and a frugal personal life. The profile contrasts him with Mao, notes his bourgeois background, and recounts his early education, youth activism, and role in the Long March. A separate brief from Helsingborg reports police seeking a thief with size 14 shoes who slipped through a tiny tobacco shop window.
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University of Japan
Nankai University
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France
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England
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Helsingbord
Sweden
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