Question of Succession in Mao Era Power Shift
The article, by Michael O'Neill, details Mao Tse-tung's weakening grip as he nears 81. It notes his speech defect and reduced public appearances, with Teng Hsiao-ping and Hua Guo Enlai as key figures. It discusses potential leadership succession, factional splits, and shifting foreign policy amid a fragile Chinese stability.
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China’s Moderates Push Pragmatic Path Under Teng Interview
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