New Chinese leaders pledge steady reform and growth
Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao, sworn in as China’s leaders, promised continued economic openness while preventing mass poverty. They highlighted stability, reform, and social welfare, avoiding signs of loosening one party rule and noting the broader global tensions.
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China’s new leaders mirror Deng marks in steady ascent
The piece traces China’s leadership shift six years after Deng Xiaoping’s death, noting Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao rise under Deng’s economic reform framework rather than revolutionary upheaval. It contrasts Deng’s pragmatism with Mao’s era and Jiang Zemin’s technocratic tilt, highlighting a generation formed by the system, not the revolution.
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