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After the investigation of Chinese Communist Party (CCP)
Politburo Standing Committee member Zhou Yongkang,
people have been wondering who will be next.
According reports by Hong Kong media, the next target
on Xi Jinping’s list is Zeng Qinghong, as well as another
former Politburo Standing Committee member, Jia Qinglin.
Hong Kong-based Next Magazine recently reported that
most local tyrants who are involved in the Zhou Yongkang
corruption case have Hong Kong identity cards.
Zhou Yongkang's family in Hong Kong's network is mainly
manipulated behind the scenes by his son Zhou Bin.
A person named Wu Bing is taking care of their
huge kingdom in Hong Kong in Zhou Bin's absence.
Wu took care of Zhou Yongkang's family's company, Zhongxu,
which is involved in entertainment investment in Hong Kong.
One of his important partners is Zeng Qinghong’s brother,
the cultural tycoon Zeng Qinghuai.
Zeng Qinghuai’s daughter Zeng Baobao
had registered 23 companies in Hong Kong
and got much support from a group of Hong Kong tycoons
when the Fantasia Holdings Group was listed in 2009.
44-year-old Zeng Baobao is on the Hurun Rich List
because of wealthy support.
The report said that in addition to Zeng Qinghong,
Xi Jinping's next target is said to be former Politburo Standing
Committee member Jia Qinglin.
Jia has visited Chongqing when Bo Xilai was in office.
Jia's son-in-law Li Botan, a long-time Hong Kong resident,
set up the Yidong investment company in 1991.
Another of Li's companies, Beifang Tonghe Holdings,
has in oil, mining, agriculture, real estate and other services.
Beifang Zhaode Investment Holdings owns the full stock
rights of Beifang Tonghe Holdings, which is a huge business
empire.
Li is also the chairman of Beifang Zhaode.
Li Shanjian, U.S.-based commentator: "Jia Qinglin has
corruption and personal problems all the time.
The most important is that he did a lot of bad things following
Jiang Zemin, especially the persecution of Falun Gong.
For the new leaders including Xi Jinping,
they have to deal with Jiang's faction.
Jia is an important person in Jiang's faction, especially
as a former Politburo Standing Committee member.
However, whether he's taken down or not,
I don't think it's a landmark event."
According to Next Magazine,
Hong Kong newspaper Wen Wei Po reported in 2010 that
Li was Secretary-General of the Moutai Culture
Research Association in Beijing.
Since Xi began his anti-corruption after taking office,
several wealthy private clubs in Beijing have been closed
except Li’s Moutai Club and No.8 residence.
Their continuing business as usual
may be due to Jia's family’s connections.
Zhang Jian, U.S.-based China affairs expert: "Although Jia
was on the Politburo Standing Committee, his influence
on China's judicial system is far less than Zhou Yongkang's,
and the range things he was involved in aren't as wide.
Jia is also in a semi-secluded status after Jiang's retirement.
For sure, Jia should be brought to justice; but the focus
should be on Zeng Qinghong and Jiang Zemin."
The CCP mouthpiece People’s Daily published an article
reportedly on Xi’s speech in a party meeting on July 26,
titled, “Anti-Corruption Doesn't Stop with the Take Down
of the Big Tiger Zhou Yongkang.”
However, it was deleted hours later due orders from Standing
Committee member Liu Yunshan who works in propaganda.
On Aug. 4, CCP newspaper Changbai Mountain Daily
disclosed Xi Jinping’s speech on June 26.
Xi said the current corruption and anti-corruption is at
a stalemate, and said, “Fight with corruption, personal life,
death and reputation don't matter."
This report was reprinted by several mainland Chinese
websites, but completely deleted soon after.
Li Shanjian: "In general, Jia's role is not as important
as others, such as retired official Luo Gan, reigning
Liu Yunshan, Jiang’s strategist Zeng Qinghong,
and Jiang Zemin himself.
They are more important in Jiang and Xi’s fight. "
Zhang Jian: "There is only one step away to take down Jiang.
The position Xi is in is like sailing against the current,
he can either forge ahead or fall behind.
It will be the biggest threat for Xi himself to give Jiang's
faction opportunity to breath and room to make a comeback."
U.S.-based Epoch Times columnist Xia Xiaoqiang says that
based on the New York Times report on Xi and Jiang's fight,
as well as the central discipline inspection team stationed
in Shanghai, and the exposed scandal of Jiang's son,
Jiang Miankang, conditions for Jiang's fall may very well
be quickly coming together.
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Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Xi Jinping recently put
a stop to a private club called Maotai Party, belonging to
former Politburo Standing Committee member Jia Qinglin.
Despite this, the club is still running in secret.
However, it is revealed that a famous global media denied
publication of a report revealing Jia Qinglin is the real boss
of Wanda Group behind the scenes.
Commentators say, Xi Jinping's "Tiger Hunting" campaign
directly threatened those extremely wealthy party bigwigs,
who had united in opposition to Xi's anti-corruption plan.
Hong Kong-based Apple Daily recently quoted Ben
Richardson, a former senior editor of Bloomberg.
Richardson revealed that Jia Qinglin's family is a stockholder
of Dalian Wanda Group, which is led by China's wealthiest
individual Wang Jianlin.
Iin 2013 Bloomberg's Editor-in-Chief Matthew Winkler held
back the report that investigated the financial links between
Wang Jianlin and other CCP high level --officials.
He worried that the report might negatively impact
Bloomberg's businesses.
Winkler even ordered four Bloomberg journalists in
Hong Kong, not to leak any contents of that report.
Richardson and other two reporters had worked for over
a year to complete that investigation report.
They later left Bloomberg because the story was denied.
Tang Baiqiao, President of New York Democracy University:"
Now the whole world is in a dilemma, or embarrassment
when reporting anything about the CCP.
On one hand, they feel that the party's evilness should be
exposed as much as possible for benefits of all mankind.
On the other hand, they have to handle conflicts of interest
if they do that.
If they do too much, the CCP's vested interest groups
will fight desperately against them.
In 1999, the world-shocking Xiamen Yuanhua
Smuggling Case broke out.
At that time Jia Qinglin was the party secretary of
Fujian province, and his wife Lin Youfang was the
party secretary of Fujian Foreign Trade Corporation.
Although nearly the whole political circle of Fujian had been
involved in the smuggling case, Jia Qinglin escaped punishment
as the major backstage supporter of Yuanhua Group and its
founder Lai Changxing.
Some commentators believe that, Jia Qinglin had been
protected by Jiang Zemin as Jia was dead set on following
Jiang in persecuting Falun Gong.
This January, Xi Jinping lost his temper at the Third Session
of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection.
Xi angrily questioned "Why will corruption in eating and
drinking never be stopped?";
"Are there backstage supporters of those corruptions?"
Xi Jinping directly mentioned private clubs in Beiing's Beihai
Park and Hangzhou's West Lake resort area.
However, a secret investigation by Hong Kong media found
that Jia Qinglin's club Maotai Party located at Beijing's
Changpuhe Park, were still running secretly despite seemingly
stopping its service.
When Jia was Beijing's municipal party secretary, his wife
and son-in-law were active in real estate investment and
house demolition projects.
They were involved in the demolition of historical places
at Guang'an Street, which were replaced by "International
Media Boulevard".
However, other than Guangming Daily, no other media
showed any interest in moving into the boulevard.
Zhao Yuanming, Senior Legal Expert:"Deng Xiaoping said
'Let some people get rich first' when presenting his idea
of economic reform.
But the truth is, the group "that gets rich first" are all
party officials and their children.
Previously the party still tried to conceal it.
Currently they don't care about that anymore and are openly
putting state-owned assets into their own pockets."
On February 2, the Xinhua News Agency officialy reported
that 30 luxury clubs at the West Lake Resort Area were
shut down for rectification.
Jiangnan Club is also on the list, which was founded
by Alibaba Group's founder Ma Yun.
Early this April, Ma Yun registered a "small" new company.
Despite his retirement, he still managed to borrow a large
amount of money from Alibaba.
Just in a week, his "small" company spent nearly ten billion
Yuan ($1.6 billion) to buy into a Chinese financial software
provider Hundsun Technologies Group, and a state-owned
company WASU Media.
On April 18, Chinese financial media reported that Alibaba
created disorder in Chinese capital market with its financial
product named Yu'ebao in 2013.
Ma Yun then shocked the market again by purchasing
Changjiang Securities, a medium-sized security dealer.
On the same day, all trades on Changjiang Securities
were put into an urgent stop.
According to Reuters, Boyu Capital Advisory, founded by
Jiang Zemin's 28-year-old grandson Jiang Zhicheng, would not
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On July 11, many mainland media people disclosed online that former
Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political
Consultative Conference (CPPCC) Jia Qinglin was arrested. A senior
official within the system confirmed it.
Jia is being held in a Hohhot prison since the early morning .
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) dispatched 500 soldiers from the
38 Army to arrest him.
The relevant posts and comments were quicky removed.
Currently only overseas social media including free microblogs and
tweets contain the information. It's not been confirmed officially.
It was revealed, that Bloomberg had an investigative report of the connection
between Jia Qinglin's family and China's top tycoon Wang Jianlin.
CPPCC chairman Jia Qinglin is one of the key figures in the Jiang faction.
He has plenty of criminal evidence on various officials in the faction.
Taiwan poll: New High Proportion of Support For Taiwan Independence
Recently, Taiwan National Chengchi University released a public survey
showing that 60% of Taiwan people consider themselves Taiwanese.
It's the highest proportion sine a similar survey was undertaken.
Taiwan National Chengchi University Election Study Center held a poll on
ethnic identity, unification and independence stance, and party preference.
The results showed 32.7% Taiwan people consider themselves Taiwanese and
only 3.5% of Taiwan people consider themselves Chinese not Taiwanese.
In the unification or independence stance, Taiwan independence support
rose to 23.8 %, a new high in history;
Half the people surveyed want to keep
the current cross -- strait status.
As for the peoples' party preference, the Nationalist Party identity
percentage fell to 23.5%,
Democratic Progressive Party support has not increased, remaining at 25%,
the political tendencies neutral proportion increased to 45.9%.
Some analysts believe the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)'s treachery to
Hong Kong's one country two systems problem is held by the Taiwan people.
It's reasonable for the Taiwan people to get away from the CCP.
32 Xinjing People Received Heavy Sentences
On July 10, 11 cases received sentencing in Xinjiang court including the
violent terrorist audio and video spreading case.
32 Xinjiang people were heavily sentenced on charges of terrorism by the
authorities in Xinjiang.
Reports said these cases all used mobile phones or the Internet to download,
store, and disseminate religious extreme violent terrorism audio and video.
They were apparently engaging in terrorism cases.
World Uyghur Congress spokesman Dilixiati told British Reuters the
allegation is a political excuse to control Uyghurs using the network.
Because the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is concerned that the Uyghurs
will break the authorities' information monopoly through the Internet.
AFP also pointed out that the sentence highlighted the CCP's intensified
crackdown of Uyghurs.
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Former Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leaders are
continuously showing support to Xi Jinping.
At this critical moment, Jia Qinglin, former chairman of the
People's Political Consultative Conference, and He Guoqiang,
former head of Central Discipline Inspection Commission,
made a public appearance.
They watched a ballet with former vice premier Wu Yi and
other party leaders of Fujian province.
Commentators say, there is much going on behind the move.
Mainland Chinese media reported on August 25 that Jia
Qinglin and He Guoqing visited the National Centre for the
Performing Arts (NCPA) to watch the ballet Silk Dream,
performed by Fujian Provincial Singing and Dancing Troupe.
The CCP vice premier Liu Yandong, Minister for propaganda
Liu Qibao, and former vice premier Wu Qi were reported to
be with Jia and He. However, no photo has been released by
any media.
There were rumors saying Jia Qinglin and He Guoqing are
being investigated.
However, there are photos of Jia visiting Shou Shan scenic
area of Qinhuangdao in the morning of July 16.
On June 4, He Guoqing also showed up in a Confucius
institute at Guiyang, Guizhou province.
Zhao Yuanming, senior Chinese legal scholar said, Xi had an
evident feature in his "tiger-hunting" campaigns.
This can be easily found through careful observation.
Zhao Yuanming, "when widespread rumors say someone
will be taken down, in most cases that person will be made
to appear in public before being dismissed. I think this has
become something like a rule since Xi took power.
For example, Xu Caihou interviewed military officials with
Xi Jinping right before his case was announced publicly."
Former vice chairman of the Central Military Commission
Xu Caihou was being investigated on corruption charges.
Despite that, Xu suddenly appeared in public with Xi Jinping
in a visit to senior military officials in Beijing.
Many thus believed that Xu had been made safe from Xi's
anti-corruption campaign.
However the CCP still announced the investigation
of Xu on June 30.
In December 2013, former head of Central Politics and Law
Commission Zhou Yongkang was also apparently investigated.
After that, Zhou showed up several times until his case
was officially announced on July 29.
Zhao Yuanming said, final public appearances of the dismissed
officials are like "farewell performances" of actors.
Zhao Yuanming,"for high CCP officials such as Jia Qinglin,
it doesn't matter how many times they appear in public;
Their crimes will always be there.
Xi Jinping won't change his decision according to
public appearances.
So personally I think maybe it is Xi Jinping who plans those
public appearances for Jia Qinglin and others.
It is like a farewell performance, until they say
goodbye to all audiences."
Jia Qinglin has always been believed to be a key member of
Jiang Zemin's faction.
Some even call Jia Qinglin, Zeng Qinghong, Li Changchun
and Zhou Yongkang the "New Gang of Four".
After the fall of Zhou Yongkang and Xu Caihou, public view
is focused on how Xi will dispose of Jiang's other followers.
During Jia Qinglin's visit to Qinhuangdao in July, there were
sources revealing that Jia Qinglin was under Xi's control.
His appearance showed he had agreed to cooperate with Xi
then, to ease the restlessness of some political groups.
For He Guoqiang, Hong Kong media reported on Aug 21 that
He's son was reported to be involved in the corruption case
of Song Lin, former boss of the Huarun Group.
The Central Discipline Inspection Commission talked
with He after that.
It was said later that He and his family were safe by returning
1.7 billion Yuan ($276 million) of embezzled money.
According to the Epoch Times, He Guoqing used to be a
follower of Jiang Zemin.
However, He turned to support Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao
after Wang Lijun defected to the US Consulate.
He also helped them in taking down Bo Xilai.
There were media reports saying Jia Qinglin also
offered help in striking Bo.
Tang Jingyuan, a political observer, said Jia Qinglin and He
Guoqing's public appearance may signal them changing sides.
Jia and He may have made contributions in cooperating with
the Central Discipline Inspection Commission,.
This has successfully separated them from Jiang's group.
Tang Jiangyuan believes, Jiang tied his fate with Bo and Zhou.
Jiang Zemin and Zeng Qinghong are only making useless
struggles in dissociating with them.
Tang Jingyuan, political observer, "two things tie Jiang and
Zeng with Bo and Zhou.
The first is the coup plot; the second is live organ harvesting.
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Recent rumors said that former member of the Politburo
Standing Committee of the CCP, Jia Qinglin was arrested for
corruption.
On July 17, photos of Jia Qinglin's appearance at
Mount Changshou in Qinhuangdao, Hebei Province
spread over the mainland internet.
Analysts pointed out that Jia Qinglin's appearance
can not prove that the rumors of him being
investigated or arrested are false.
On the contrary, Jia Qinglin's intention of using netizens
to refute the rumor shows his current situation is really bad.
On July 16, a mainland netizen, Wu Hongbo, posted on his
Weibo: 'I have met Jia Qinglin at Mount Changshou in
Qinghuangdao this morning', together with 3 photos of
Jia Qinglin.
In the photos, Jia Qinglin wears a wrinkled long-sleeved
blue shirt, and visits the scenic area accompanied
by local staff.
On July 17, Yangcheng Evening News, Broadcasting
Corporation of China, Sina and other portal sites in mainland
as well as Weibo all reproduced these photos.
Staff in the customer service center of Mount Changshou
also told Hong Kong's South China Morning Post that Jia Qinglin
stayed at Mount Changshou for about 1 hour, and many
visitors had seen him.
However, in these photos, there are no local officials
with Jia Qinglin.
Some netizens stated that Jia had 'proved the rumors are true'.
Beijing political watcher, Hua Po: "This news came
from a so-called netizen who claimed to meet Jia Qinglin
at Mount Changshou, this means Jia Qinglin is
in a very dangerous and miserable situation.
Rumors said Jia Qinglin was already arrested
some time ago, I do not think they are groundless.
Maybe Xi Jinping deliberately let it be known,
he wants to give a warning to tigers".
On July 11, many media people in the mainland disclosed
on the internet that 500 soldiers from The 38th Army
conducted the arrest of Jia Qinglin, and Jia was being
held in a prison in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia.
However, related posts and comments were quickly deleted.
Current affairs commentator, Lan Shu: 'His appearance
can not prove that the rumors of him being investigated
and under house arrest are false.
Xu Caihou had intentionally attended a meeting with
the leading cadres together with Xi Jinping,
but he was still arrested afterwards.
Before Zhou Yongkang was being investigated,
he still occasionally made an appearance in public
for the media to report it'.
Jia Qinglin, now 74 years old, was promoted to deputy
secretary of the CCP in Fujian Province in 1985.
Since then, he served as governor of Fujian Province,
provincial party secretary and other positions.
In 1995, Jia was appointed as mayor of Beijing,
and took over as party secretary one year later.
He entered the Politburo on the first plenary session
of the 15th Communist Central Committee.
In November 2002, Jia Qinglin became a member
of the Politburo Standing Committee.
He was elected as CPPCC Chairman in March, 2003.
During Jia Qinglin's tenure as provincial party
secretary of Fujian Province, the 'Xiamen Yuanhua smuggling
case', which shocked the world, occurred.
At that time almost all officials in Fujian were being held
accountable, but CCP General Secretary Jiang Zemin openly
expressed his support for Jia Qinglin.
Jiang arranged for Jia Qinglin's wife, Lin Youfang, party
secretary of Fujian Provincial Foreign Trade Bureau,
to accept Phoenix TV's interview and 'clarify the rumors'.
In April 2014, Hong Kong's Apple Daily reported that a news
editor of Bloomberg, who was forced to leave, disclosed
that Jia Qinglin's family held shares in 'Wanda Group', the
company of China's richest man Wang Jianlin.
According to the report, the CCP Central Commission for
Discipline's Investigation against the abuse of power by senior
official's relatives and friends came to Jia Qinglin.
His two sons, daughter and son-in-law were accused
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Chinese top advisor Jia Qinglin has met with the Japanese Association to Support the Beijing Olympics, led by former Japanese Prime Minister, Yoshiro Mori.
Chinese top advisor Jia Qinglin has met with the Japanese
Association to Support the Beijing Olympics, led by former
Japanese Prime Minister, Yoshiro Mori.
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T/I: 10:35:48
Beijing's acting mayor Jia Qinglin on Monday (23/12), praised the guidance of China's ageing paramount leader Deng Xiaoping, but also spoke of Deng's frail health. Speaking with journalists at a New Year reception, Beijing's executive vice mayor Zhang Baifa, in an unsually frank statement, said it would be "quite difficult" for Deng to travel to Hong Kong next year for ceremonies marking the transfer of control of the British colony.
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Esta es la noticia de la Semana
Jia Qinglin llegó a la Argentina
Jia, el Presidente del Comité Nacional de la Conferencia Consultiva Política del Pueblo Chino.
Jia Qinglin fue recibido por el presidente de la Comisión de Relaciones Exteriores del Senado, Daniel Filmus. En un discurso escrito divulgado a su llegada, el máximo asesor político chino enfatizó que las relaciones entre China y Argentina, que disfrutan de una amistad profunda y tradicional, han experimentado un desarrollo integral. Argentina es la tercera y última escala de la actual gira internacional de Jia por tres países, iniciada en Italia.
BLOQUE I
Bienvenidos a Conexión China. Este programa fue emitido el jueves 06 de diciembre de 2012.
Luego de la Presentación, y ya en el primer bloque, echamos una mirada al Boletín Semanal del Club de Oyentes de Radio Internacional de China en Argentina, les recordamos las preguntas de la semana en curso, que son: ¿ Cuál es el nuevo nombre de la revista del Departamento de Español de Radio Internacional de China? / ¿ Cómo se llama la primera obra militar del Mundo?.
Echamos una mirada al micro sitio de CRI donde informa sobre el viaje de buena voluntad de Jia Qinglin a 3 naciones, incluyendo Argentina. Entre otras actividades.
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Jia Qinglin (born March 1940 in Botou, Hebei, China) is a senior leader of the People's Republic of China. He is the fourth ranking member of the Politburo Standing Committee of the Communist Party of China, the Chairman and Party secretary of the National Committee of the People's Political Consultative Conference. Jia's functions as the head of China's consultative legislative body are largely ceremonial in nature. Earlier he had served as the CPC Party Chief in the country's southern Fujian province and Beijing.
An engineer by profession, and one of former General Secretary Jiang Zemin's trusted allies and protege, Jia Qinglin's rise in the politburo is attributed to his relationship with Jiang. Jia served as the Party chief in Fujian in the early 1990s. He was later transferred to Beijing in 1996 to replace then Beijing Party-chief Chen Xitong who was arrested on corruption charges. Jia served as the acting Mayor, Mayor and Party Chief in Beijing, coming onto the national and international spotlight during the 50th Anniversary of PRC celebrations as the event's host.
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Deng Xiaoping (IPA: [tə̂ŋ ɕjɑ̀ʊpʰǐŋ] (
listen); 22 August 1904 – 19 February 1997) was a Chinese politician, statesman, and diplomat. As leader of the Communist Party of China, Deng was a reformer who led China towards a market economy. While Deng never held office as the head of state, head of government or General Secretary of the Communist Party of China (historically the highest position in Communist China), he nonetheless served as the paramount leader of the People's Republic of China from 1978 to 1992. As the core of the second generation leaders Deng shared his power with the two most powerful men after him: Li Xiannian and Chen Yun.
Born into a peasant background in Guang'an, Sichuan, China, Deng studied and worked in France in the 1920s, where he was influenced by Marxism. He joined the Communist Party of China in 1923. Upon his return to China he worked as a political commissar in rural regions and was considered a "revolutionary veteran" of the Long March. Following the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949, Deng worked in Tibet and other southwestern regions to consolidate Communist control. He was also instrumental in China's economic reconstruction following the Great Leap Forward in the early 1960s. His economic policies were at odds with the political ideologies of Chairman Mao Zedong. As a result, he was purged twice during the Cultural Revolution but regained prominence in 1978 by outmaneuvering Mao's chosen successor, Hua Guofeng.
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4:33Is Jia Qinglin the Next Target on Xi Jinping's Agenda?
Is Jia Qinglin the Next Target on Xi Jinping's Agenda?Is Jia Qinglin the Next Target on Xi Jinping's Agenda?
Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/chinaforbiddennews After the investigation of Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Politburo Standing Committee member Zhou Yongkang, people have been wondering who will be next. According reports by Hong Kong media, the next target on Xi Jinping’s list is Zeng Qinghong, as well as another former Politburo Standing Committee member, Jia Qinglin. Hong Kong-based Next Magazine recently reported that most local tyrants who are involved in the Zhou Yongkang corruption case have Hong Kong identity cards. Zhou Yongkang's family in Hong Kong's network is mainly manipulated behind the scenes by his son Zhou Bin. A person named Wu Bing is taking care of their huge kingdom in Hong Kong in Zhou Bin's absence. Wu took care of Zhou Yongkang's family's company, Zhongxu, which is involved in entertainment investment in Hong Kong. One of his important partners is Zeng Qinghong’s brother, the cultural tycoon Zeng Qinghuai. Zeng Qinghuai’s daughter Zeng Baobao had registered 23 companies in Hong Kong and got much support from a group of Hong Kong tycoons when the Fantasia Holdings Group was listed in 2009. 44-year-old Zeng Baobao is on the Hurun Rich List because of wealthy support. The report said that in addition to Zeng Qinghong, Xi Jinping's next target is said to be former Politburo Standing Committee member Jia Qinglin. Jia has visited Chongqing when Bo Xilai was in office. Jia's son-in-law Li Botan, a long-time Hong Kong resident, set up the Yidong investment company in 1991. Another of Li's companies, Beifang Tonghe Holdings, has in oil, mining, agriculture, real estate and other services. Beifang Zhaode Investment Holdings owns the full stock rights of Beifang Tonghe Holdings, which is a huge business empire. Li is also the chairman of Beifang Zhaode. Li Shanjian, U.S.-based commentator: "Jia Qinglin has corruption and personal problems all the time. The most important is that he did a lot of bad things following Jiang Zemin, especially the persecution of Falun Gong. For the new leaders including Xi Jinping, they have to deal with Jiang's faction. Jia is an important person in Jiang's faction, especially as a former Politburo Standing Committee member. However, whether he's taken down or not, I don't think it's a landmark event." According to Next Magazine, Hong Kong newspaper Wen Wei Po reported in 2010 that Li was Secretary-General of the Moutai Culture Research Association in Beijing. Since Xi began his anti-corruption after taking office, several wealthy private clubs in Beijing have been closed except Li’s Moutai Club and No.8 residence. Their continuing business as usual may be due to Jia's family’s connections. Zhang Jian, U.S.-based China affairs expert: "Although Jia was on the Politburo Standing Committee, his influence on China's judicial system is far less than Zhou Yongkang's, and the range things he was involved in aren't as wide. Jia is also in a semi-secluded status after Jiang's retirement. For sure, Jia should be brought to justice; but the focus should be on Zeng Qinghong and Jiang Zemin." The CCP mouthpiece People’s Daily published an article reportedly on Xi’s speech in a party meeting on July 26, titled, “Anti-Corruption Doesn't Stop with the Take Down of the Big Tiger Zhou Yongkang.” However, it was deleted hours later due orders from Standing Committee member Liu Yunshan who works in propaganda. On Aug. 4, CCP newspaper Changbai Mountain Daily disclosed Xi Jinping’s speech on June 26. Xi said the current corruption and anti-corruption is at a stalemate, and said, “Fight with corruption, personal life, death and reputation don't matter." This report was reprinted by several mainland Chinese websites, but completely deleted soon after. Li Shanjian: "In general, Jia's role is not as important as others, such as retired official Luo Gan, reigning Liu Yunshan, Jiang’s strategist Zeng Qinghong, and Jiang Zemin himself. They are more important in Jiang and Xi’s fight. " Zhang Jian: "There is only one step away to take down Jiang. The position Xi is in is like sailing against the current, he can either forge ahead or fall behind. It will be the biggest threat for Xi himself to give Jiang's faction opportunity to breath and room to make a comeback." U.S.-based Epoch Times columnist Xia Xiaoqiang says that based on the New York Times report on Xi and Jiang's fight, as well as the central discipline inspection team stationed in Shanghai, and the exposed scandal of Jiang's son, Jiang Miankang, conditions for Jiang's fall may very well be quickly coming together. 《神韵》2014世界巡演新亮点 http://www.ShenYunPerformingArts.org/ -
4:10More Resistance Against Xi Jinping's Anti-corruption Campaign; Jia Qinglin Involved
More Resistance Against Xi Jinping's Anti-corruption Campaign; Jia Qinglin InvolvedMore Resistance Against Xi Jinping's Anti-corruption Campaign; Jia Qinglin Involved
Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/chinaforbiddennews Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Xi Jinping recently put a stop to a private club called Maotai Party, belonging to former Politburo Standing Committee member Jia Qinglin. Despite this, the club is still running in secret. However, it is revealed that a famous global media denied publication of a report revealing Jia Qinglin is the real boss of Wanda Group behind the scenes. Commentators say, Xi Jinping's "Tiger Hunting" campaign directly threatened those extremely wealthy party bigwigs, who had united in opposition to Xi's anti-corruption plan. Hong Kong-based Apple Daily recently quoted Ben Richardson, a former senior editor of Bloomberg. Richardson revealed that Jia Qinglin's family is a stockholder of Dalian Wanda Group, which is led by China's wealthiest individual Wang Jianlin. Iin 2013 Bloomberg's Editor-in-Chief Matthew Winkler held back the report that investigated the financial links between Wang Jianlin and other CCP high level --officials. He worried that the report might negatively impact Bloomberg's businesses. Winkler even ordered four Bloomberg journalists in Hong Kong, not to leak any contents of that report. Richardson and other two reporters had worked for over a year to complete that investigation report. They later left Bloomberg because the story was denied. Tang Baiqiao, President of New York Democracy University:" Now the whole world is in a dilemma, or embarrassment when reporting anything about the CCP. On one hand, they feel that the party's evilness should be exposed as much as possible for benefits of all mankind. On the other hand, they have to handle conflicts of interest if they do that. If they do too much, the CCP's vested interest groups will fight desperately against them. In 1999, the world-shocking Xiamen Yuanhua Smuggling Case broke out. At that time Jia Qinglin was the party secretary of Fujian province, and his wife Lin Youfang was the party secretary of Fujian Foreign Trade Corporation. Although nearly the whole political circle of Fujian had been involved in the smuggling case, Jia Qinglin escaped punishment as the major backstage supporter of Yuanhua Group and its founder Lai Changxing. Some commentators believe that, Jia Qinglin had been protected by Jiang Zemin as Jia was dead set on following Jiang in persecuting Falun Gong. This January, Xi Jinping lost his temper at the Third Session of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection. Xi angrily questioned "Why will corruption in eating and drinking never be stopped?"; "Are there backstage supporters of those corruptions?" Xi Jinping directly mentioned private clubs in Beiing's Beihai Park and Hangzhou's West Lake resort area. However, a secret investigation by Hong Kong media found that Jia Qinglin's club Maotai Party located at Beijing's Changpuhe Park, were still running secretly despite seemingly stopping its service. When Jia was Beijing's municipal party secretary, his wife and son-in-law were active in real estate investment and house demolition projects. They were involved in the demolition of historical places at Guang'an Street, which were replaced by "International Media Boulevard". However, other than Guangming Daily, no other media showed any interest in moving into the boulevard. Zhao Yuanming, Senior Legal Expert:"Deng Xiaoping said 'Let some people get rich first' when presenting his idea of economic reform. But the truth is, the group "that gets rich first" are all party officials and their children. Previously the party still tried to conceal it. Currently they don't care about that anymore and are openly putting state-owned assets into their own pockets." On February 2, the Xinhua News Agency officialy reported that 30 luxury clubs at the West Lake Resort Area were shut down for rectification. Jiangnan Club is also on the list, which was founded by Alibaba Group's founder Ma Yun. Early this April, Ma Yun registered a "small" new company. Despite his retirement, he still managed to borrow a large amount of money from Alibaba. Just in a week, his "small" company spent nearly ten billion Yuan ($1.6 billion) to buy into a Chinese financial software provider Hundsun Technologies Group, and a state-owned company WASU Media. On April 18, Chinese financial media reported that Alibaba created disorder in Chinese capital market with its financial product named Yu'ebao in 2013. Ma Yun then shocked the market again by purchasing Changjiang Securities, a medium-sized security dealer. On the same day, all trades on Changjiang Securities were put into an urgent stop. According to Reuters, Boyu Capital Advisory, founded by Jiang Zemin's 28-year-old grandson Jiang Zhicheng, would not 《神韵》2014世界巡演新亮点 http://www.ShenYunPerformingArts.org/ -
2:53Crazy Online Rumor: Jia Qinglin Arrested
Crazy Online Rumor: Jia Qinglin ArrestedCrazy Online Rumor: Jia Qinglin Arrested
On July 11, many mainland media people disclosed online that former Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) Jia Qinglin was arrested. A senior official within the system confirmed it. Jia is being held in a Hohhot prison since the early morning . The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) dispatched 500 soldiers from the 38 Army to arrest him. The relevant posts and comments were quicky removed. Currently only overseas social media including free microblogs and tweets contain the information. It's not been confirmed officially. It was revealed, that Bloomberg had an investigative report of the connection between Jia Qinglin's family and China's top tycoon Wang Jianlin. CPPCC chairman Jia Qinglin is one of the key figures in the Jiang faction. He has plenty of criminal evidence on various officials in the faction. Taiwan poll: New High Proportion of Support For Taiwan Independence Recently, Taiwan National Chengchi University released a public survey showing that 60% of Taiwan people consider themselves Taiwanese. It's the highest proportion sine a similar survey was undertaken. Taiwan National Chengchi University Election Study Center held a poll on ethnic identity, unification and independence stance, and party preference. The results showed 32.7% Taiwan people consider themselves Taiwanese and only 3.5% of Taiwan people consider themselves Chinese not Taiwanese. In the unification or independence stance, Taiwan independence support rose to 23.8 %, a new high in history; Half the people surveyed want to keep the current cross -- strait status. As for the peoples' party preference, the Nationalist Party identity percentage fell to 23.5%, Democratic Progressive Party support has not increased, remaining at 25%, the political tendencies neutral proportion increased to 45.9%. Some analysts believe the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)'s treachery to Hong Kong's one country two systems problem is held by the Taiwan people. It's reasonable for the Taiwan people to get away from the CCP. 32 Xinjing People Received Heavy Sentences On July 10, 11 cases received sentencing in Xinjiang court including the violent terrorist audio and video spreading case. 32 Xinjiang people were heavily sentenced on charges of terrorism by the authorities in Xinjiang. Reports said these cases all used mobile phones or the Internet to download, store, and disseminate religious extreme violent terrorism audio and video. They were apparently engaging in terrorism cases. World Uyghur Congress spokesman Dilixiati told British Reuters the allegation is a political excuse to control Uyghurs using the network. Because the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is concerned that the Uyghurs will break the authorities' information monopoly through the Internet. AFP also pointed out that the sentence highlighted the CCP's intensified crackdown of Uyghurs. -
4:50What's Behind Jia Qinglin and He Guoqiang's Public Appearance?
What's Behind Jia Qinglin and He Guoqiang's Public Appearance?What's Behind Jia Qinglin and He Guoqiang's Public Appearance?
Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/chinaforbiddennews Former Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leaders are continuously showing support to Xi Jinping. At this critical moment, Jia Qinglin, former chairman of the People's Political Consultative Conference, and He Guoqiang, former head of Central Discipline Inspection Commission, made a public appearance. They watched a ballet with former vice premier Wu Yi and other party leaders of Fujian province. Commentators say, there is much going on behind the move. Mainland Chinese media reported on August 25 that Jia Qinglin and He Guoqing visited the National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA) to watch the ballet Silk Dream, performed by Fujian Provincial Singing and Dancing Troupe. The CCP vice premier Liu Yandong, Minister for propaganda Liu Qibao, and former vice premier Wu Qi were reported to be with Jia and He. However, no photo has been released by any media. There were rumors saying Jia Qinglin and He Guoqing are being investigated. However, there are photos of Jia visiting Shou Shan scenic area of Qinhuangdao in the morning of July 16. On June 4, He Guoqing also showed up in a Confucius institute at Guiyang, Guizhou province. Zhao Yuanming, senior Chinese legal scholar said, Xi had an evident feature in his "tiger-hunting" campaigns. This can be easily found through careful observation. Zhao Yuanming, "when widespread rumors say someone will be taken down, in most cases that person will be made to appear in public before being dismissed. I think this has become something like a rule since Xi took power. For example, Xu Caihou interviewed military officials with Xi Jinping right before his case was announced publicly." Former vice chairman of the Central Military Commission Xu Caihou was being investigated on corruption charges. Despite that, Xu suddenly appeared in public with Xi Jinping in a visit to senior military officials in Beijing. Many thus believed that Xu had been made safe from Xi's anti-corruption campaign. However the CCP still announced the investigation of Xu on June 30. In December 2013, former head of Central Politics and Law Commission Zhou Yongkang was also apparently investigated. After that, Zhou showed up several times until his case was officially announced on July 29. Zhao Yuanming said, final public appearances of the dismissed officials are like "farewell performances" of actors. Zhao Yuanming,"for high CCP officials such as Jia Qinglin, it doesn't matter how many times they appear in public; Their crimes will always be there. Xi Jinping won't change his decision according to public appearances. So personally I think maybe it is Xi Jinping who plans those public appearances for Jia Qinglin and others. It is like a farewell performance, until they say goodbye to all audiences." Jia Qinglin has always been believed to be a key member of Jiang Zemin's faction. Some even call Jia Qinglin, Zeng Qinghong, Li Changchun and Zhou Yongkang the "New Gang of Four". After the fall of Zhou Yongkang and Xu Caihou, public view is focused on how Xi will dispose of Jiang's other followers. During Jia Qinglin's visit to Qinhuangdao in July, there were sources revealing that Jia Qinglin was under Xi's control. His appearance showed he had agreed to cooperate with Xi then, to ease the restlessness of some political groups. For He Guoqiang, Hong Kong media reported on Aug 21 that He's son was reported to be involved in the corruption case of Song Lin, former boss of the Huarun Group. The Central Discipline Inspection Commission talked with He after that. It was said later that He and his family were safe by returning 1.7 billion Yuan ($276 million) of embezzled money. According to the Epoch Times, He Guoqing used to be a follower of Jiang Zemin. However, He turned to support Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao after Wang Lijun defected to the US Consulate. He also helped them in taking down Bo Xilai. There were media reports saying Jia Qinglin also offered help in striking Bo. Tang Jingyuan, a political observer, said Jia Qinglin and He Guoqing's public appearance may signal them changing sides. Jia and He may have made contributions in cooperating with the Central Discipline Inspection Commission,. This has successfully separated them from Jiang's group. Tang Jiangyuan believes, Jiang tied his fate with Bo and Zhou. Jiang Zemin and Zeng Qinghong are only making useless struggles in dissociating with them. Tang Jingyuan, political observer, "two things tie Jiang and Zeng with Bo and Zhou. The first is the coup plot; the second is live organ harvesting. 《神韵》2014世界巡演新亮点 http://www.ShenYunPerformingArts.org/ -
5:39Jia Qinglin's Appearance Can Not Clarify The Rumors
Jia Qinglin's Appearance Can Not Clarify The RumorsJia Qinglin's Appearance Can Not Clarify The Rumors
Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/chinaforbiddennews Recent rumors said that former member of the Politburo Standing Committee of the CCP, Jia Qinglin was arrested for corruption. On July 17, photos of Jia Qinglin's appearance at Mount Changshou in Qinhuangdao, Hebei Province spread over the mainland internet. Analysts pointed out that Jia Qinglin's appearance can not prove that the rumors of him being investigated or arrested are false. On the contrary, Jia Qinglin's intention of using netizens to refute the rumor shows his current situation is really bad. On July 16, a mainland netizen, Wu Hongbo, posted on his Weibo: 'I have met Jia Qinglin at Mount Changshou in Qinghuangdao this morning', together with 3 photos of Jia Qinglin. In the photos, Jia Qinglin wears a wrinkled long-sleeved blue shirt, and visits the scenic area accompanied by local staff. On July 17, Yangcheng Evening News, Broadcasting Corporation of China, Sina and other portal sites in mainland as well as Weibo all reproduced these photos. Staff in the customer service center of Mount Changshou also told Hong Kong's South China Morning Post that Jia Qinglin stayed at Mount Changshou for about 1 hour, and many visitors had seen him. However, in these photos, there are no local officials with Jia Qinglin. Some netizens stated that Jia had 'proved the rumors are true'. Beijing political watcher, Hua Po: "This news came from a so-called netizen who claimed to meet Jia Qinglin at Mount Changshou, this means Jia Qinglin is in a very dangerous and miserable situation. Rumors said Jia Qinglin was already arrested some time ago, I do not think they are groundless. Maybe Xi Jinping deliberately let it be known, he wants to give a warning to tigers". On July 11, many media people in the mainland disclosed on the internet that 500 soldiers from The 38th Army conducted the arrest of Jia Qinglin, and Jia was being held in a prison in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia. However, related posts and comments were quickly deleted. Current affairs commentator, Lan Shu: 'His appearance can not prove that the rumors of him being investigated and under house arrest are false. Xu Caihou had intentionally attended a meeting with the leading cadres together with Xi Jinping, but he was still arrested afterwards. Before Zhou Yongkang was being investigated, he still occasionally made an appearance in public for the media to report it'. Jia Qinglin, now 74 years old, was promoted to deputy secretary of the CCP in Fujian Province in 1985. Since then, he served as governor of Fujian Province, provincial party secretary and other positions. In 1995, Jia was appointed as mayor of Beijing, and took over as party secretary one year later. He entered the Politburo on the first plenary session of the 15th Communist Central Committee. In November 2002, Jia Qinglin became a member of the Politburo Standing Committee. He was elected as CPPCC Chairman in March, 2003. During Jia Qinglin's tenure as provincial party secretary of Fujian Province, the 'Xiamen Yuanhua smuggling case', which shocked the world, occurred. At that time almost all officials in Fujian were being held accountable, but CCP General Secretary Jiang Zemin openly expressed his support for Jia Qinglin. Jiang arranged for Jia Qinglin's wife, Lin Youfang, party secretary of Fujian Provincial Foreign Trade Bureau, to accept Phoenix TV's interview and 'clarify the rumors'. In April 2014, Hong Kong's Apple Daily reported that a news editor of Bloomberg, who was forced to leave, disclosed that Jia Qinglin's family held shares in 'Wanda Group', the company of China's richest man Wang Jianlin. According to the report, the CCP Central Commission for Discipline's Investigation against the abuse of power by senior official's relatives and friends came to Jia Qinglin. His two sons, daughter and son-in-law were accused 《神韵》2014世界巡演新亮点 http://www.ShenYunPerformingArts.org/ -
1:12Jia Qinglin, Li Keqiang meet foreign guests
Jia Qinglin, Li Keqiang meet foreign guestsJia Qinglin, Li Keqiang meet foreign guests
Chinese top advisor Jia Qinglin has met with the Japanese Association to Support the Beijing Olympics, led by former Japanese Prime Minister, Yoshiro Mori. Chinese top advisor Jia Qinglin has met with the Japanese Association to Support the Beijing Olympics, led by former Japanese Prime Minister, Yoshiro Mori. -
1:43Jia Qinglin (贾庆林): Hui Xian Real Estate Investment Trust in Hong Kong - Shanghai clique
Jia Qinglin (贾庆林): Hui Xian Real Estate Investment Trust in Hong Kong - Shanghai cliqueJia Qinglin (贾庆林): Hui Xian Real Estate Investment Trust in Hong Kong - Shanghai clique
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11:21Roma - Monti - Jia Qinglin, firma accordi (28.11.12)
Roma - Monti - Jia Qinglin, firma accordi (28.11.12)Roma - Monti - Jia Qinglin, firma accordi (28.11.12)
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0:39Roma -- Arrivo Jia Qinglin (28.11.12)
Roma -- Arrivo Jia Qinglin (28.11.12)Roma -- Arrivo Jia Qinglin (28.11.12)
http://www.pupia.tv - Roma - Palazzo Chigi: cerimonia di arrivo del Presidente della Conferenza Consultiva Politica del Popolo cinese, Jia Qinglin (28.11.12) -
1:017 Jia Qinglin begins three day visit in Kazakhstan
7 Jia Qinglin begins three day visit in Kazakhstan7 Jia Qinglin begins three day visit in Kazakhstan
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0:43China - Qinglin praises Deng Xiaoping
China - Qinglin praises Deng XiaopingChina - Qinglin praises Deng Xiaoping
T/I: 10:35:48 Beijing's acting mayor Jia Qinglin on Monday (23/12), praised the guidance of China's ageing paramount leader Deng Xiaoping, but also spoke of Deng's frail health. Speaking with journalists at a New Year reception, Beijing's executive vice mayor Zhang Baifa, in an unsually frank statement, said it would be "quite difficult" for Deng to travel to Hong Kong next year for ceremonies marking the transfer of control of the British colony. SHOWS: BEIJING, CHINA 23/12+FILE WS Acting Beijing Mayor Jia Qinglin speaking at New Year reception at Beijing municipal government headquarters; Jia speaking to gathering of diplomats and foreign press in Mandarin; executive vice mayor Zhang Baifa is introduced by name; he steps forward and bows: two-shot of Zhang Baifa with someone from city government; C/A journalists and diplomats, two shot of Zhang standing with Jia; FILE (Feb 1994) Last television pictures of Deng Xiaoping in Shanghai. runs 0.43 secs You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/ca2300f859d96fc6e8d4eab356093d68 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
6:55Conexion China 2012 12 06 pb-031
Conexion China 2012 12 06 pb-031Conexion China 2012 12 06 pb-031
Esta es la noticia de la Semana Jia Qinglin llegó a la Argentina Jia, el Presidente del Comité Nacional de la Conferencia Consultiva Política del Pueblo Chino. Jia Qinglin fue recibido por el presidente de la Comisión de Relaciones Exteriores del Senado, Daniel Filmus. En un discurso escrito divulgado a su llegada, el máximo asesor político chino enfatizó que las relaciones entre China y Argentina, que disfrutan de una amistad profunda y tradicional, han experimentado un desarrollo integral. Argentina es la tercera y última escala de la actual gira internacional de Jia por tres países, iniciada en Italia. BLOQUE I Bienvenidos a Conexión China. Este programa fue emitido el jueves 06 de diciembre de 2012. Luego de la Presentación, y ya en el primer bloque, echamos una mirada al Boletín Semanal del Club de Oyentes de Radio Internacional de China en Argentina, les recordamos las preguntas de la semana en curso, que son: ¿ Cuál es el nuevo nombre de la revista del Departamento de Español de Radio Internacional de China? / ¿ Cómo se llama la primera obra militar del Mundo?. Echamos una mirada al micro sitio de CRI donde informa sobre el viaje de buena voluntad de Jia Qinglin a 3 naciones, incluyendo Argentina. Entre otras actividades.
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"Tibet is now in its best development period, which features the unity of various ethnic groups, stable social order and local people living and working in peace and contentment."
"Tibet has achieved marked progress in various social sectors over the past 40 years."
"Separatist activities must be strictly cracked down on in accordance with law, so as to ensure social stability and state safety,"
"The Qinghai-Tibet Railway is a landmark project that is part of the government's drive to develop the country's western regions. It will benefit the development of Tibet's communications and tourism, and promote economic and cultural exchanges between Tibet and other parts of China."
"Tibet has experienced fast economic growth and social harmony and progress over the past 40 years."
"The united front and CPPCC organizations should give play to their advantages and actively contribute to the building of a socialist harmonious society."
"The Taiwan issue concerns China's core interest and the national feelings of 1.3 billion Chinese."
"The ongoing drive to build a harmonious society in China has provided valuable opportunities for the united front organizations and CPPCC to break new ground in their causes."
"I hope all of you will inherit and carry forward the fine traditions of China's religious circle in patriotism and religious piety and in upholding peace."
"Buddhists and Taoists of the mainland, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan share the same roots and instructions and have always maintained sound exchanges."
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Is Jia Qinglin the Next Target on Xi Jinping's Agenda?
Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/chinaforbiddennews After the investigation of Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Politburo Standing Committee member Zhou Yongkang, people have been wondering who will be next. According reports by Hong Kong media, the next target on Xi Jinping’s list is Zeng Qinghong, as well as another former Politburo Standing Committee member, Jia Qinglin. Hong Kong-based Next Magazine recently reported that most local tyrants who are involved in the Zhou Yongkang corruption case have Hong Kong identity cards. Zhou Yongkang's family in Hong Kong's network is mainly manipulated behind the scenes by his son Zhou Bin. A person named Wu Bing is taking care of their huge kingdom in Hong Kong in Zhou Bin's ... -
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Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/chinaforbiddennews Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Xi Jinping recently put a stop to a private club called Maotai Party, belonging to former Politburo Standing Committee member Jia Qinglin. Despite this, the club is still running in secret. However, it is revealed that a famous global media denied publication of a report revealing Jia Qinglin is the real boss of Wanda Group behind the scenes. Commentators say, Xi Jinping's "Tiger Hunting" campaign directly threatened those extremely wealthy party bigwigs, who had united in opposition to Xi's anti-corruption plan. Hong Kong-based Apple Daily recently quoted Ben Richardson, a former senior editor of Bloomberg. Richardson revealed... -
Crazy Online Rumor: Jia Qinglin Arrested
On July 11, many mainland media people disclosed online that former Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) Jia Qinglin was arrested. A senior official within the system confirmed it. Jia is being held in a Hohhot prison since the early morning . The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) dispatched 500 soldiers from the 38 Army to arrest him. The relevant posts and comments were quicky removed. Currently only overseas social media including free microblogs and tweets contain the information. It's not been confirmed officially. It was revealed, that Bloomberg had an investigative report of the connection between Jia Qinglin's family and China's top tycoon Wang Jianlin. CPPCC chairman Jia Qinglin is one of the key figures in the Jiang... -
What's Behind Jia Qinglin and He Guoqiang's Public Appearance?
Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/chinaforbiddennews Former Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leaders are continuously showing support to Xi Jinping. At this critical moment, Jia Qinglin, former chairman of the People's Political Consultative Conference, and He Guoqiang, former head of Central Discipline Inspection Commission, made a public appearance. They watched a ballet with former vice premier Wu Yi and other party leaders of Fujian province. Commentators say, there is much going on behind the move. Mainland Chinese media reported on August 25 that Jia Qinglin and He Guoqing visited the National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA) to watch the ballet Silk Dream, performed by Fujian Provincial Singing and Dancing Trou... -
Jia Qinglin's Appearance Can Not Clarify The Rumors
Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/chinaforbiddennews Recent rumors said that former member of the Politburo Standing Committee of the CCP, Jia Qinglin was arrested for corruption. On July 17, photos of Jia Qinglin's appearance at Mount Changshou in Qinhuangdao, Hebei Province spread over the mainland internet. Analysts pointed out that Jia Qinglin's appearance can not prove that the rumors of him being investigated or arrested are false. On the contrary, Jia Qinglin's intention of using netizens to refute the rumor shows his current situation is really bad. On July 16, a mainland netizen, Wu Hongbo, posted on his Weibo: 'I have met Jia Qinglin at Mount Changshou in Qinghuangdao this morning', together with 3 photos o... -
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Is Jia Qinglin the Next Target on Xi Jinping's Agenda?
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After the investigation of Chinese Communist Party (CCP)
Politburo Standing Committee member Zhou Yongkang,
people have been wondering who will be next.
According reports by Hong Kong media, the next target
on Xi Jinping’s list is Zeng Qinghong, as well as another
former Politburo Standing Committee member, Jia Qinglin.
Hong Kong-based Next Magazine recently reported that
most local tyrants who are involved in the Zhou Yongkang
corruption case have Hong Kong identity cards.
Zhou Yongkang's family in Hong Kong's network is mainly
manipulated behind the scenes by his son Zhou Bin.
A person named Wu Bing is taking care of their
huge kingdom in Hong Kong in Zhou Bin's absence.
Wu took care of Zhou Yongkang's family's company, Zhongxu,
which is involved in entertainment investment in Hong Kong.
One of his important partners is Zeng Qinghong’s brother,
the cultural tycoon Zeng Qinghuai.
Zeng Qinghuai’s daughter Zeng Baobao
had registered 23 companies in Hong Kong
and got much support from a group of Hong Kong tycoons
when the Fantasia Holdings Group was listed in 2009.
44-year-old Zeng Baobao is on the Hurun Rich List
because of wealthy support.
The report said that in addition to Zeng Qinghong,
Xi Jinping's next target is said to be former Politburo Standing
Committee member Jia Qinglin.
Jia has visited Chongqing when Bo Xilai was in office.
Jia's son-in-law Li Botan, a long-time Hong Kong resident,
set up the Yidong investment company in 1991.
Another of Li's companies, Beifang Tonghe Holdings,
has in oil, mining, agriculture, real estate and other services.
Beifang Zhaode Investment Holdings owns the full stock
rights of Beifang Tonghe Holdings, which is a huge business
empire.
Li is also the chairman of Beifang Zhaode.
Li Shanjian, U.S.-based commentator: "Jia Qinglin has
corruption and personal problems all the time.
The most important is that he did a lot of bad things following
Jiang Zemin, especially the persecution of Falun Gong.
For the new leaders including Xi Jinping,
they have to deal with Jiang's faction.
Jia is an important person in Jiang's faction, especially
as a former Politburo Standing Committee member.
However, whether he's taken down or not,
I don't think it's a landmark event."
According to Next Magazine,
Hong Kong newspaper Wen Wei Po reported in 2010 that
Li was Secretary-General of the Moutai Culture
Research Association in Beijing.
Since Xi began his anti-corruption after taking office,
several wealthy private clubs in Beijing have been closed
except Li’s Moutai Club and No.8 residence.
Their continuing business as usual
may be due to Jia's family’s connections.
Zhang Jian, U.S.-based China affairs expert: "Although Jia
was on the Politburo Standing Committee, his influence
on China's judicial system is far less than Zhou Yongkang's,
and the range things he was involved in aren't as wide.
Jia is also in a semi-secluded status after Jiang's retirement.
For sure, Jia should be brought to justice; but the focus
should be on Zeng Qinghong and Jiang Zemin."
The CCP mouthpiece People’s Daily published an article
reportedly on Xi’s speech in a party meeting on July 26,
titled, “Anti-Corruption Doesn't Stop with the Take Down
of the Big Tiger Zhou Yongkang.”
However, it was deleted hours later due orders from Standing
Committee member Liu Yunshan who works in propaganda.
On Aug. 4, CCP newspaper Changbai Mountain Daily
disclosed Xi Jinping’s speech on June 26.
Xi said the current corruption and anti-corruption is at
a stalemate, and said, “Fight with corruption, personal life,
death and reputation don't matter."
This report was reprinted by several mainland Chinese
websites, but completely deleted soon after.
Li Shanjian: "In general, Jia's role is not as important
as others, such as retired official Luo Gan, reigning
Liu Yunshan, Jiang’s strategist Zeng Qinghong,
and Jiang Zemin himself.
They are more important in Jiang and Xi’s fight. "
Zhang Jian: "There is only one step away to take down Jiang.
The position Xi is in is like sailing against the current,
he can either forge ahead or fall behind.
It will be the biggest threat for Xi himself to give Jiang's
faction opportunity to breath and room to make a comeback."
U.S.-based Epoch Times columnist Xia Xiaoqiang says that
based on the New York Times report on Xi and Jiang's fight,
as well as the central discipline inspection team stationed
in Shanghai, and the exposed scandal of Jiang's son,
Jiang Miankang, conditions for Jiang's fall may very well
be quickly coming together.
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After the investigation of Chinese Communist Party (CCP)
Politburo Standing Committee member Zhou Yongkang,
people have been wondering who will be next.
According reports by Hong Kong media, the next target
on Xi Jinping’s list is Zeng Qinghong, as well as another
former Politburo Standing Committee member, Jia Qinglin.
Hong Kong-based Next Magazine recently reported that
most local tyrants who are involved in the Zhou Yongkang
corruption case have Hong Kong identity cards.
Zhou Yongkang's family in Hong Kong's network is mainly
manipulated behind the scenes by his son Zhou Bin.
A person named Wu Bing is taking care of their
huge kingdom in Hong Kong in Zhou Bin's absence.
Wu took care of Zhou Yongkang's family's company, Zhongxu,
which is involved in entertainment investment in Hong Kong.
One of his important partners is Zeng Qinghong’s brother,
the cultural tycoon Zeng Qinghuai.
Zeng Qinghuai’s daughter Zeng Baobao
had registered 23 companies in Hong Kong
and got much support from a group of Hong Kong tycoons
when the Fantasia Holdings Group was listed in 2009.
44-year-old Zeng Baobao is on the Hurun Rich List
because of wealthy support.
The report said that in addition to Zeng Qinghong,
Xi Jinping's next target is said to be former Politburo Standing
Committee member Jia Qinglin.
Jia has visited Chongqing when Bo Xilai was in office.
Jia's son-in-law Li Botan, a long-time Hong Kong resident,
set up the Yidong investment company in 1991.
Another of Li's companies, Beifang Tonghe Holdings,
has in oil, mining, agriculture, real estate and other services.
Beifang Zhaode Investment Holdings owns the full stock
rights of Beifang Tonghe Holdings, which is a huge business
empire.
Li is also the chairman of Beifang Zhaode.
Li Shanjian, U.S.-based commentator: "Jia Qinglin has
corruption and personal problems all the time.
The most important is that he did a lot of bad things following
Jiang Zemin, especially the persecution of Falun Gong.
For the new leaders including Xi Jinping,
they have to deal with Jiang's faction.
Jia is an important person in Jiang's faction, especially
as a former Politburo Standing Committee member.
However, whether he's taken down or not,
I don't think it's a landmark event."
According to Next Magazine,
Hong Kong newspaper Wen Wei Po reported in 2010 that
Li was Secretary-General of the Moutai Culture
Research Association in Beijing.
Since Xi began his anti-corruption after taking office,
several wealthy private clubs in Beijing have been closed
except Li’s Moutai Club and No.8 residence.
Their continuing business as usual
may be due to Jia's family’s connections.
Zhang Jian, U.S.-based China affairs expert: "Although Jia
was on the Politburo Standing Committee, his influence
on China's judicial system is far less than Zhou Yongkang's,
and the range things he was involved in aren't as wide.
Jia is also in a semi-secluded status after Jiang's retirement.
For sure, Jia should be brought to justice; but the focus
should be on Zeng Qinghong and Jiang Zemin."
The CCP mouthpiece People’s Daily published an article
reportedly on Xi’s speech in a party meeting on July 26,
titled, “Anti-Corruption Doesn't Stop with the Take Down
of the Big Tiger Zhou Yongkang.”
However, it was deleted hours later due orders from Standing
Committee member Liu Yunshan who works in propaganda.
On Aug. 4, CCP newspaper Changbai Mountain Daily
disclosed Xi Jinping’s speech on June 26.
Xi said the current corruption and anti-corruption is at
a stalemate, and said, “Fight with corruption, personal life,
death and reputation don't matter."
This report was reprinted by several mainland Chinese
websites, but completely deleted soon after.
Li Shanjian: "In general, Jia's role is not as important
as others, such as retired official Luo Gan, reigning
Liu Yunshan, Jiang’s strategist Zeng Qinghong,
and Jiang Zemin himself.
They are more important in Jiang and Xi’s fight. "
Zhang Jian: "There is only one step away to take down Jiang.
The position Xi is in is like sailing against the current,
he can either forge ahead or fall behind.
It will be the biggest threat for Xi himself to give Jiang's
faction opportunity to breath and room to make a comeback."
U.S.-based Epoch Times columnist Xia Xiaoqiang says that
based on the New York Times report on Xi and Jiang's fight,
as well as the central discipline inspection team stationed
in Shanghai, and the exposed scandal of Jiang's son,
Jiang Miankang, conditions for Jiang's fall may very well
be quickly coming together.
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More Resistance Against Xi Jinping's Anti-corruption Campaign; Jia Qinglin Involved
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Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader ...
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Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Xi Jinping recently put
a stop to a private club called Maotai Party, belonging to
former Politburo Standing Committee member Jia Qinglin.
Despite this, the club is still running in secret.
However, it is revealed that a famous global media denied
publication of a report revealing Jia Qinglin is the real boss
of Wanda Group behind the scenes.
Commentators say, Xi Jinping's "Tiger Hunting" campaign
directly threatened those extremely wealthy party bigwigs,
who had united in opposition to Xi's anti-corruption plan.
Hong Kong-based Apple Daily recently quoted Ben
Richardson, a former senior editor of Bloomberg.
Richardson revealed that Jia Qinglin's family is a stockholder
of Dalian Wanda Group, which is led by China's wealthiest
individual Wang Jianlin.
Iin 2013 Bloomberg's Editor-in-Chief Matthew Winkler held
back the report that investigated the financial links between
Wang Jianlin and other CCP high level --officials.
He worried that the report might negatively impact
Bloomberg's businesses.
Winkler even ordered four Bloomberg journalists in
Hong Kong, not to leak any contents of that report.
Richardson and other two reporters had worked for over
a year to complete that investigation report.
They later left Bloomberg because the story was denied.
Tang Baiqiao, President of New York Democracy University:"
Now the whole world is in a dilemma, or embarrassment
when reporting anything about the CCP.
On one hand, they feel that the party's evilness should be
exposed as much as possible for benefits of all mankind.
On the other hand, they have to handle conflicts of interest
if they do that.
If they do too much, the CCP's vested interest groups
will fight desperately against them.
In 1999, the world-shocking Xiamen Yuanhua
Smuggling Case broke out.
At that time Jia Qinglin was the party secretary of
Fujian province, and his wife Lin Youfang was the
party secretary of Fujian Foreign Trade Corporation.
Although nearly the whole political circle of Fujian had been
involved in the smuggling case, Jia Qinglin escaped punishment
as the major backstage supporter of Yuanhua Group and its
founder Lai Changxing.
Some commentators believe that, Jia Qinglin had been
protected by Jiang Zemin as Jia was dead set on following
Jiang in persecuting Falun Gong.
This January, Xi Jinping lost his temper at the Third Session
of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection.
Xi angrily questioned "Why will corruption in eating and
drinking never be stopped?";
"Are there backstage supporters of those corruptions?"
Xi Jinping directly mentioned private clubs in Beiing's Beihai
Park and Hangzhou's West Lake resort area.
However, a secret investigation by Hong Kong media found
that Jia Qinglin's club Maotai Party located at Beijing's
Changpuhe Park, were still running secretly despite seemingly
stopping its service.
When Jia was Beijing's municipal party secretary, his wife
and son-in-law were active in real estate investment and
house demolition projects.
They were involved in the demolition of historical places
at Guang'an Street, which were replaced by "International
Media Boulevard".
However, other than Guangming Daily, no other media
showed any interest in moving into the boulevard.
Zhao Yuanming, Senior Legal Expert:"Deng Xiaoping said
'Let some people get rich first' when presenting his idea
of economic reform.
But the truth is, the group "that gets rich first" are all
party officials and their children.
Previously the party still tried to conceal it.
Currently they don't care about that anymore and are openly
putting state-owned assets into their own pockets."
On February 2, the Xinhua News Agency officialy reported
that 30 luxury clubs at the West Lake Resort Area were
shut down for rectification.
Jiangnan Club is also on the list, which was founded
by Alibaba Group's founder Ma Yun.
Early this April, Ma Yun registered a "small" new company.
Despite his retirement, he still managed to borrow a large
amount of money from Alibaba.
Just in a week, his "small" company spent nearly ten billion
Yuan ($1.6 billion) to buy into a Chinese financial software
provider Hundsun Technologies Group, and a state-owned
company WASU Media.
On April 18, Chinese financial media reported that Alibaba
created disorder in Chinese capital market with its financial
product named Yu'ebao in 2013.
Ma Yun then shocked the market again by purchasing
Changjiang Securities, a medium-sized security dealer.
On the same day, all trades on Changjiang Securities
were put into an urgent stop.
According to Reuters, Boyu Capital Advisory, founded by
Jiang Zemin's 28-year-old grandson Jiang Zhicheng, would not
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Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Xi Jinping recently put
a stop to a private club called Maotai Party, belonging to
former Politburo Standing Committee member Jia Qinglin.
Despite this, the club is still running in secret.
However, it is revealed that a famous global media denied
publication of a report revealing Jia Qinglin is the real boss
of Wanda Group behind the scenes.
Commentators say, Xi Jinping's "Tiger Hunting" campaign
directly threatened those extremely wealthy party bigwigs,
who had united in opposition to Xi's anti-corruption plan.
Hong Kong-based Apple Daily recently quoted Ben
Richardson, a former senior editor of Bloomberg.
Richardson revealed that Jia Qinglin's family is a stockholder
of Dalian Wanda Group, which is led by China's wealthiest
individual Wang Jianlin.
Iin 2013 Bloomberg's Editor-in-Chief Matthew Winkler held
back the report that investigated the financial links between
Wang Jianlin and other CCP high level --officials.
He worried that the report might negatively impact
Bloomberg's businesses.
Winkler even ordered four Bloomberg journalists in
Hong Kong, not to leak any contents of that report.
Richardson and other two reporters had worked for over
a year to complete that investigation report.
They later left Bloomberg because the story was denied.
Tang Baiqiao, President of New York Democracy University:"
Now the whole world is in a dilemma, or embarrassment
when reporting anything about the CCP.
On one hand, they feel that the party's evilness should be
exposed as much as possible for benefits of all mankind.
On the other hand, they have to handle conflicts of interest
if they do that.
If they do too much, the CCP's vested interest groups
will fight desperately against them.
In 1999, the world-shocking Xiamen Yuanhua
Smuggling Case broke out.
At that time Jia Qinglin was the party secretary of
Fujian province, and his wife Lin Youfang was the
party secretary of Fujian Foreign Trade Corporation.
Although nearly the whole political circle of Fujian had been
involved in the smuggling case, Jia Qinglin escaped punishment
as the major backstage supporter of Yuanhua Group and its
founder Lai Changxing.
Some commentators believe that, Jia Qinglin had been
protected by Jiang Zemin as Jia was dead set on following
Jiang in persecuting Falun Gong.
This January, Xi Jinping lost his temper at the Third Session
of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection.
Xi angrily questioned "Why will corruption in eating and
drinking never be stopped?";
"Are there backstage supporters of those corruptions?"
Xi Jinping directly mentioned private clubs in Beiing's Beihai
Park and Hangzhou's West Lake resort area.
However, a secret investigation by Hong Kong media found
that Jia Qinglin's club Maotai Party located at Beijing's
Changpuhe Park, were still running secretly despite seemingly
stopping its service.
When Jia was Beijing's municipal party secretary, his wife
and son-in-law were active in real estate investment and
house demolition projects.
They were involved in the demolition of historical places
at Guang'an Street, which were replaced by "International
Media Boulevard".
However, other than Guangming Daily, no other media
showed any interest in moving into the boulevard.
Zhao Yuanming, Senior Legal Expert:"Deng Xiaoping said
'Let some people get rich first' when presenting his idea
of economic reform.
But the truth is, the group "that gets rich first" are all
party officials and their children.
Previously the party still tried to conceal it.
Currently they don't care about that anymore and are openly
putting state-owned assets into their own pockets."
On February 2, the Xinhua News Agency officialy reported
that 30 luxury clubs at the West Lake Resort Area were
shut down for rectification.
Jiangnan Club is also on the list, which was founded
by Alibaba Group's founder Ma Yun.
Early this April, Ma Yun registered a "small" new company.
Despite his retirement, he still managed to borrow a large
amount of money from Alibaba.
Just in a week, his "small" company spent nearly ten billion
Yuan ($1.6 billion) to buy into a Chinese financial software
provider Hundsun Technologies Group, and a state-owned
company WASU Media.
On April 18, Chinese financial media reported that Alibaba
created disorder in Chinese capital market with its financial
product named Yu'ebao in 2013.
Ma Yun then shocked the market again by purchasing
Changjiang Securities, a medium-sized security dealer.
On the same day, all trades on Changjiang Securities
were put into an urgent stop.
According to Reuters, Boyu Capital Advisory, founded by
Jiang Zemin's 28-year-old grandson Jiang Zhicheng, would not
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Crazy Online Rumor: Jia Qinglin Arrested
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On July 11, many mainland media people disclosed online that former
Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political
Consultative Conference...
On July 11, many mainland media people disclosed online that former
Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political
Consultative Conference (CPPCC) Jia Qinglin was arrested. A senior
official within the system confirmed it.
Jia is being held in a Hohhot prison since the early morning .
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) dispatched 500 soldiers from the
38 Army to arrest him.
The relevant posts and comments were quicky removed.
Currently only overseas social media including free microblogs and
tweets contain the information. It's not been confirmed officially.
It was revealed, that Bloomberg had an investigative report of the connection
between Jia Qinglin's family and China's top tycoon Wang Jianlin.
CPPCC chairman Jia Qinglin is one of the key figures in the Jiang faction.
He has plenty of criminal evidence on various officials in the faction.
Taiwan poll: New High Proportion of Support For Taiwan Independence
Recently, Taiwan National Chengchi University released a public survey
showing that 60% of Taiwan people consider themselves Taiwanese.
It's the highest proportion sine a similar survey was undertaken.
Taiwan National Chengchi University Election Study Center held a poll on
ethnic identity, unification and independence stance, and party preference.
The results showed 32.7% Taiwan people consider themselves Taiwanese and
only 3.5% of Taiwan people consider themselves Chinese not Taiwanese.
In the unification or independence stance, Taiwan independence support
rose to 23.8 %, a new high in history;
Half the people surveyed want to keep
the current cross -- strait status.
As for the peoples' party preference, the Nationalist Party identity
percentage fell to 23.5%,
Democratic Progressive Party support has not increased, remaining at 25%,
the political tendencies neutral proportion increased to 45.9%.
Some analysts believe the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)'s treachery to
Hong Kong's one country two systems problem is held by the Taiwan people.
It's reasonable for the Taiwan people to get away from the CCP.
32 Xinjing People Received Heavy Sentences
On July 10, 11 cases received sentencing in Xinjiang court including the
violent terrorist audio and video spreading case.
32 Xinjiang people were heavily sentenced on charges of terrorism by the
authorities in Xinjiang.
Reports said these cases all used mobile phones or the Internet to download,
store, and disseminate religious extreme violent terrorism audio and video.
They were apparently engaging in terrorism cases.
World Uyghur Congress spokesman Dilixiati told British Reuters the
allegation is a political excuse to control Uyghurs using the network.
Because the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is concerned that the Uyghurs
will break the authorities' information monopoly through the Internet.
AFP also pointed out that the sentence highlighted the CCP's intensified
crackdown of Uyghurs.
wn.com/Crazy Online Rumor Jia Qinglin Arrested
On July 11, many mainland media people disclosed online that former
Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political
Consultative Conference (CPPCC) Jia Qinglin was arrested. A senior
official within the system confirmed it.
Jia is being held in a Hohhot prison since the early morning .
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) dispatched 500 soldiers from the
38 Army to arrest him.
The relevant posts and comments were quicky removed.
Currently only overseas social media including free microblogs and
tweets contain the information. It's not been confirmed officially.
It was revealed, that Bloomberg had an investigative report of the connection
between Jia Qinglin's family and China's top tycoon Wang Jianlin.
CPPCC chairman Jia Qinglin is one of the key figures in the Jiang faction.
He has plenty of criminal evidence on various officials in the faction.
Taiwan poll: New High Proportion of Support For Taiwan Independence
Recently, Taiwan National Chengchi University released a public survey
showing that 60% of Taiwan people consider themselves Taiwanese.
It's the highest proportion sine a similar survey was undertaken.
Taiwan National Chengchi University Election Study Center held a poll on
ethnic identity, unification and independence stance, and party preference.
The results showed 32.7% Taiwan people consider themselves Taiwanese and
only 3.5% of Taiwan people consider themselves Chinese not Taiwanese.
In the unification or independence stance, Taiwan independence support
rose to 23.8 %, a new high in history;
Half the people surveyed want to keep
the current cross -- strait status.
As for the peoples' party preference, the Nationalist Party identity
percentage fell to 23.5%,
Democratic Progressive Party support has not increased, remaining at 25%,
the political tendencies neutral proportion increased to 45.9%.
Some analysts believe the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)'s treachery to
Hong Kong's one country two systems problem is held by the Taiwan people.
It's reasonable for the Taiwan people to get away from the CCP.
32 Xinjing People Received Heavy Sentences
On July 10, 11 cases received sentencing in Xinjiang court including the
violent terrorist audio and video spreading case.
32 Xinjiang people were heavily sentenced on charges of terrorism by the
authorities in Xinjiang.
Reports said these cases all used mobile phones or the Internet to download,
store, and disseminate religious extreme violent terrorism audio and video.
They were apparently engaging in terrorism cases.
World Uyghur Congress spokesman Dilixiati told British Reuters the
allegation is a political excuse to control Uyghurs using the network.
Because the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is concerned that the Uyghurs
will break the authorities' information monopoly through the Internet.
AFP also pointed out that the sentence highlighted the CCP's intensified
crackdown of Uyghurs.
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What's Behind Jia Qinglin and He Guoqiang's Public Appearance?
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- Duration: 4:50
- Updated: 27 Aug 2014
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Former Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leaders are
continuously showing support to Xi Jinping.
At this critical moment, Jia Qinglin, former chairman of the
People's Political Consultative Conference, and He Guoqiang,
former head of Central Discipline Inspection Commission,
made a public appearance.
They watched a ballet with former vice premier Wu Yi and
other party leaders of Fujian province.
Commentators say, there is much going on behind the move.
Mainland Chinese media reported on August 25 that Jia
Qinglin and He Guoqing visited the National Centre for the
Performing Arts (NCPA) to watch the ballet Silk Dream,
performed by Fujian Provincial Singing and Dancing Troupe.
The CCP vice premier Liu Yandong, Minister for propaganda
Liu Qibao, and former vice premier Wu Qi were reported to
be with Jia and He. However, no photo has been released by
any media.
There were rumors saying Jia Qinglin and He Guoqing are
being investigated.
However, there are photos of Jia visiting Shou Shan scenic
area of Qinhuangdao in the morning of July 16.
On June 4, He Guoqing also showed up in a Confucius
institute at Guiyang, Guizhou province.
Zhao Yuanming, senior Chinese legal scholar said, Xi had an
evident feature in his "tiger-hunting" campaigns.
This can be easily found through careful observation.
Zhao Yuanming, "when widespread rumors say someone
will be taken down, in most cases that person will be made
to appear in public before being dismissed. I think this has
become something like a rule since Xi took power.
For example, Xu Caihou interviewed military officials with
Xi Jinping right before his case was announced publicly."
Former vice chairman of the Central Military Commission
Xu Caihou was being investigated on corruption charges.
Despite that, Xu suddenly appeared in public with Xi Jinping
in a visit to senior military officials in Beijing.
Many thus believed that Xu had been made safe from Xi's
anti-corruption campaign.
However the CCP still announced the investigation
of Xu on June 30.
In December 2013, former head of Central Politics and Law
Commission Zhou Yongkang was also apparently investigated.
After that, Zhou showed up several times until his case
was officially announced on July 29.
Zhao Yuanming said, final public appearances of the dismissed
officials are like "farewell performances" of actors.
Zhao Yuanming,"for high CCP officials such as Jia Qinglin,
it doesn't matter how many times they appear in public;
Their crimes will always be there.
Xi Jinping won't change his decision according to
public appearances.
So personally I think maybe it is Xi Jinping who plans those
public appearances for Jia Qinglin and others.
It is like a farewell performance, until they say
goodbye to all audiences."
Jia Qinglin has always been believed to be a key member of
Jiang Zemin's faction.
Some even call Jia Qinglin, Zeng Qinghong, Li Changchun
and Zhou Yongkang the "New Gang of Four".
After the fall of Zhou Yongkang and Xu Caihou, public view
is focused on how Xi will dispose of Jiang's other followers.
During Jia Qinglin's visit to Qinhuangdao in July, there were
sources revealing that Jia Qinglin was under Xi's control.
His appearance showed he had agreed to cooperate with Xi
then, to ease the restlessness of some political groups.
For He Guoqiang, Hong Kong media reported on Aug 21 that
He's son was reported to be involved in the corruption case
of Song Lin, former boss of the Huarun Group.
The Central Discipline Inspection Commission talked
with He after that.
It was said later that He and his family were safe by returning
1.7 billion Yuan ($276 million) of embezzled money.
According to the Epoch Times, He Guoqing used to be a
follower of Jiang Zemin.
However, He turned to support Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao
after Wang Lijun defected to the US Consulate.
He also helped them in taking down Bo Xilai.
There were media reports saying Jia Qinglin also
offered help in striking Bo.
Tang Jingyuan, a political observer, said Jia Qinglin and He
Guoqing's public appearance may signal them changing sides.
Jia and He may have made contributions in cooperating with
the Central Discipline Inspection Commission,.
This has successfully separated them from Jiang's group.
Tang Jiangyuan believes, Jiang tied his fate with Bo and Zhou.
Jiang Zemin and Zeng Qinghong are only making useless
struggles in dissociating with them.
Tang Jingyuan, political observer, "two things tie Jiang and
Zeng with Bo and Zhou.
The first is the coup plot; the second is live organ harvesting.
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Former Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leaders are
continuously showing support to Xi Jinping.
At this critical moment, Jia Qinglin, former chairman of the
People's Political Consultative Conference, and He Guoqiang,
former head of Central Discipline Inspection Commission,
made a public appearance.
They watched a ballet with former vice premier Wu Yi and
other party leaders of Fujian province.
Commentators say, there is much going on behind the move.
Mainland Chinese media reported on August 25 that Jia
Qinglin and He Guoqing visited the National Centre for the
Performing Arts (NCPA) to watch the ballet Silk Dream,
performed by Fujian Provincial Singing and Dancing Troupe.
The CCP vice premier Liu Yandong, Minister for propaganda
Liu Qibao, and former vice premier Wu Qi were reported to
be with Jia and He. However, no photo has been released by
any media.
There were rumors saying Jia Qinglin and He Guoqing are
being investigated.
However, there are photos of Jia visiting Shou Shan scenic
area of Qinhuangdao in the morning of July 16.
On June 4, He Guoqing also showed up in a Confucius
institute at Guiyang, Guizhou province.
Zhao Yuanming, senior Chinese legal scholar said, Xi had an
evident feature in his "tiger-hunting" campaigns.
This can be easily found through careful observation.
Zhao Yuanming, "when widespread rumors say someone
will be taken down, in most cases that person will be made
to appear in public before being dismissed. I think this has
become something like a rule since Xi took power.
For example, Xu Caihou interviewed military officials with
Xi Jinping right before his case was announced publicly."
Former vice chairman of the Central Military Commission
Xu Caihou was being investigated on corruption charges.
Despite that, Xu suddenly appeared in public with Xi Jinping
in a visit to senior military officials in Beijing.
Many thus believed that Xu had been made safe from Xi's
anti-corruption campaign.
However the CCP still announced the investigation
of Xu on June 30.
In December 2013, former head of Central Politics and Law
Commission Zhou Yongkang was also apparently investigated.
After that, Zhou showed up several times until his case
was officially announced on July 29.
Zhao Yuanming said, final public appearances of the dismissed
officials are like "farewell performances" of actors.
Zhao Yuanming,"for high CCP officials such as Jia Qinglin,
it doesn't matter how many times they appear in public;
Their crimes will always be there.
Xi Jinping won't change his decision according to
public appearances.
So personally I think maybe it is Xi Jinping who plans those
public appearances for Jia Qinglin and others.
It is like a farewell performance, until they say
goodbye to all audiences."
Jia Qinglin has always been believed to be a key member of
Jiang Zemin's faction.
Some even call Jia Qinglin, Zeng Qinghong, Li Changchun
and Zhou Yongkang the "New Gang of Four".
After the fall of Zhou Yongkang and Xu Caihou, public view
is focused on how Xi will dispose of Jiang's other followers.
During Jia Qinglin's visit to Qinhuangdao in July, there were
sources revealing that Jia Qinglin was under Xi's control.
His appearance showed he had agreed to cooperate with Xi
then, to ease the restlessness of some political groups.
For He Guoqiang, Hong Kong media reported on Aug 21 that
He's son was reported to be involved in the corruption case
of Song Lin, former boss of the Huarun Group.
The Central Discipline Inspection Commission talked
with He after that.
It was said later that He and his family were safe by returning
1.7 billion Yuan ($276 million) of embezzled money.
According to the Epoch Times, He Guoqing used to be a
follower of Jiang Zemin.
However, He turned to support Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao
after Wang Lijun defected to the US Consulate.
He also helped them in taking down Bo Xilai.
There were media reports saying Jia Qinglin also
offered help in striking Bo.
Tang Jingyuan, a political observer, said Jia Qinglin and He
Guoqing's public appearance may signal them changing sides.
Jia and He may have made contributions in cooperating with
the Central Discipline Inspection Commission,.
This has successfully separated them from Jiang's group.
Tang Jiangyuan believes, Jiang tied his fate with Bo and Zhou.
Jiang Zemin and Zeng Qinghong are only making useless
struggles in dissociating with them.
Tang Jingyuan, political observer, "two things tie Jiang and
Zeng with Bo and Zhou.
The first is the coup plot; the second is live organ harvesting.
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Jia Qinglin's Appearance Can Not Clarify The Rumors
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- Duration: 5:39
- Updated: 20 Jul 2014
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Recent rumors said that former member of the Politburo
Standing Committee of the CCP, Jia Qinglin was arrested for
corruption.
On July 17, photos of Jia Qinglin's appearance at
Mount Changshou in Qinhuangdao, Hebei Province
spread over the mainland internet.
Analysts pointed out that Jia Qinglin's appearance
can not prove that the rumors of him being
investigated or arrested are false.
On the contrary, Jia Qinglin's intention of using netizens
to refute the rumor shows his current situation is really bad.
On July 16, a mainland netizen, Wu Hongbo, posted on his
Weibo: 'I have met Jia Qinglin at Mount Changshou in
Qinghuangdao this morning', together with 3 photos of
Jia Qinglin.
In the photos, Jia Qinglin wears a wrinkled long-sleeved
blue shirt, and visits the scenic area accompanied
by local staff.
On July 17, Yangcheng Evening News, Broadcasting
Corporation of China, Sina and other portal sites in mainland
as well as Weibo all reproduced these photos.
Staff in the customer service center of Mount Changshou
also told Hong Kong's South China Morning Post that Jia Qinglin
stayed at Mount Changshou for about 1 hour, and many
visitors had seen him.
However, in these photos, there are no local officials
with Jia Qinglin.
Some netizens stated that Jia had 'proved the rumors are true'.
Beijing political watcher, Hua Po: "This news came
from a so-called netizen who claimed to meet Jia Qinglin
at Mount Changshou, this means Jia Qinglin is
in a very dangerous and miserable situation.
Rumors said Jia Qinglin was already arrested
some time ago, I do not think they are groundless.
Maybe Xi Jinping deliberately let it be known,
he wants to give a warning to tigers".
On July 11, many media people in the mainland disclosed
on the internet that 500 soldiers from The 38th Army
conducted the arrest of Jia Qinglin, and Jia was being
held in a prison in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia.
However, related posts and comments were quickly deleted.
Current affairs commentator, Lan Shu: 'His appearance
can not prove that the rumors of him being investigated
and under house arrest are false.
Xu Caihou had intentionally attended a meeting with
the leading cadres together with Xi Jinping,
but he was still arrested afterwards.
Before Zhou Yongkang was being investigated,
he still occasionally made an appearance in public
for the media to report it'.
Jia Qinglin, now 74 years old, was promoted to deputy
secretary of the CCP in Fujian Province in 1985.
Since then, he served as governor of Fujian Province,
provincial party secretary and other positions.
In 1995, Jia was appointed as mayor of Beijing,
and took over as party secretary one year later.
He entered the Politburo on the first plenary session
of the 15th Communist Central Committee.
In November 2002, Jia Qinglin became a member
of the Politburo Standing Committee.
He was elected as CPPCC Chairman in March, 2003.
During Jia Qinglin's tenure as provincial party
secretary of Fujian Province, the 'Xiamen Yuanhua smuggling
case', which shocked the world, occurred.
At that time almost all officials in Fujian were being held
accountable, but CCP General Secretary Jiang Zemin openly
expressed his support for Jia Qinglin.
Jiang arranged for Jia Qinglin's wife, Lin Youfang, party
secretary of Fujian Provincial Foreign Trade Bureau,
to accept Phoenix TV's interview and 'clarify the rumors'.
In April 2014, Hong Kong's Apple Daily reported that a news
editor of Bloomberg, who was forced to leave, disclosed
that Jia Qinglin's family held shares in 'Wanda Group', the
company of China's richest man Wang Jianlin.
According to the report, the CCP Central Commission for
Discipline's Investigation against the abuse of power by senior
official's relatives and friends came to Jia Qinglin.
His two sons, daughter and son-in-law were accused
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Recent rumors said that former member of the Politburo
Standing Committee of the CCP, Jia Qinglin was arrested for
corruption.
On July 17, photos of Jia Qinglin's appearance at
Mount Changshou in Qinhuangdao, Hebei Province
spread over the mainland internet.
Analysts pointed out that Jia Qinglin's appearance
can not prove that the rumors of him being
investigated or arrested are false.
On the contrary, Jia Qinglin's intention of using netizens
to refute the rumor shows his current situation is really bad.
On July 16, a mainland netizen, Wu Hongbo, posted on his
Weibo: 'I have met Jia Qinglin at Mount Changshou in
Qinghuangdao this morning', together with 3 photos of
Jia Qinglin.
In the photos, Jia Qinglin wears a wrinkled long-sleeved
blue shirt, and visits the scenic area accompanied
by local staff.
On July 17, Yangcheng Evening News, Broadcasting
Corporation of China, Sina and other portal sites in mainland
as well as Weibo all reproduced these photos.
Staff in the customer service center of Mount Changshou
also told Hong Kong's South China Morning Post that Jia Qinglin
stayed at Mount Changshou for about 1 hour, and many
visitors had seen him.
However, in these photos, there are no local officials
with Jia Qinglin.
Some netizens stated that Jia had 'proved the rumors are true'.
Beijing political watcher, Hua Po: "This news came
from a so-called netizen who claimed to meet Jia Qinglin
at Mount Changshou, this means Jia Qinglin is
in a very dangerous and miserable situation.
Rumors said Jia Qinglin was already arrested
some time ago, I do not think they are groundless.
Maybe Xi Jinping deliberately let it be known,
he wants to give a warning to tigers".
On July 11, many media people in the mainland disclosed
on the internet that 500 soldiers from The 38th Army
conducted the arrest of Jia Qinglin, and Jia was being
held in a prison in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia.
However, related posts and comments were quickly deleted.
Current affairs commentator, Lan Shu: 'His appearance
can not prove that the rumors of him being investigated
and under house arrest are false.
Xu Caihou had intentionally attended a meeting with
the leading cadres together with Xi Jinping,
but he was still arrested afterwards.
Before Zhou Yongkang was being investigated,
he still occasionally made an appearance in public
for the media to report it'.
Jia Qinglin, now 74 years old, was promoted to deputy
secretary of the CCP in Fujian Province in 1985.
Since then, he served as governor of Fujian Province,
provincial party secretary and other positions.
In 1995, Jia was appointed as mayor of Beijing,
and took over as party secretary one year later.
He entered the Politburo on the first plenary session
of the 15th Communist Central Committee.
In November 2002, Jia Qinglin became a member
of the Politburo Standing Committee.
He was elected as CPPCC Chairman in March, 2003.
During Jia Qinglin's tenure as provincial party
secretary of Fujian Province, the 'Xiamen Yuanhua smuggling
case', which shocked the world, occurred.
At that time almost all officials in Fujian were being held
accountable, but CCP General Secretary Jiang Zemin openly
expressed his support for Jia Qinglin.
Jiang arranged for Jia Qinglin's wife, Lin Youfang, party
secretary of Fujian Provincial Foreign Trade Bureau,
to accept Phoenix TV's interview and 'clarify the rumors'.
In April 2014, Hong Kong's Apple Daily reported that a news
editor of Bloomberg, who was forced to leave, disclosed
that Jia Qinglin's family held shares in 'Wanda Group', the
company of China's richest man Wang Jianlin.
According to the report, the CCP Central Commission for
Discipline's Investigation against the abuse of power by senior
official's relatives and friends came to Jia Qinglin.
His two sons, daughter and son-in-law were accused
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Jia Qinglin, Li Keqiang meet foreign guests
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- Duration: 1:12
- Updated: 11 Aug 2008
- views: 1212
Chinese top advisor Jia Qinglin has met with the Japanese Association to Support the Beijing Olympics, led by former Japanese Prime Minister, Yoshiro Mori.
...
Chinese top advisor Jia Qinglin has met with the Japanese Association to Support the Beijing Olympics, led by former Japanese Prime Minister, Yoshiro Mori.
Chinese top advisor Jia Qinglin has met with the Japanese
Association to Support the Beijing Olympics, led by former
Japanese Prime Minister, Yoshiro Mori.
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Chinese top advisor Jia Qinglin has met with the Japanese Association to Support the Beijing Olympics, led by former Japanese Prime Minister, Yoshiro Mori.
Chinese top advisor Jia Qinglin has met with the Japanese
Association to Support the Beijing Olympics, led by former
Japanese Prime Minister, Yoshiro Mori.
- published: 11 Aug 2008
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Jia Qinglin (贾庆林): Hui Xian Real Estate Investment Trust in Hong Kong - Shanghai clique
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:43
- Updated: 08 Feb 2015
- views: 18
Dalian Port (PDA) Co., Ltd. engages in the provision of oil chemicals terminal and related logistics services, container terminal and related logistics services...
Dalian Port (PDA) Co., Ltd. engages in the provision of oil chemicals terminal and related logistics services, container terminal and related logistics services, automobile terminal and related logistics services, ore terminal and related logistics services, general cargo terminal and related logistics services, bulk grains terminal and related logistics services, passenger and roll-on, roll-off terminal and related logistics services, and port value-added services and ancillary port operations.
wn.com/Jia Qinglin (贾庆林) Hui Xian Real Estate Investment Trust In Hong Kong Shanghai Clique
Dalian Port (PDA) Co., Ltd. engages in the provision of oil chemicals terminal and related logistics services, container terminal and related logistics services, automobile terminal and related logistics services, ore terminal and related logistics services, general cargo terminal and related logistics services, bulk grains terminal and related logistics services, passenger and roll-on, roll-off terminal and related logistics services, and port value-added services and ancillary port operations.
- published: 08 Feb 2015
- views: 18
Roma - Monti - Jia Qinglin, firma accordi (28.11.12)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 11:21
- Updated: 28 Nov 2012
- views: 153
http://www.pupia.tv - Roma - Palazzo Chigi: audiovideo della firma degli accordi (28.11.12)
- published: 28 Nov 2012
- views: 153
Roma -- Arrivo Jia Qinglin (28.11.12)
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- Duration: 0:39
- Updated: 28 Nov 2012
- views: 55
http://www.pupia.tv - Roma - Palazzo Chigi: cerimonia di arrivo del Presidente della Conferenza Consultiva Politica del Popolo cinese, Jia Qinglin (28.11.12)
http://www.pupia.tv - Roma - Palazzo Chigi: cerimonia di arrivo del Presidente della Conferenza Consultiva Politica del Popolo cinese, Jia Qinglin (28.11.12)
wn.com/Roma Arrivo Jia Qinglin (28.11.12)
http://www.pupia.tv - Roma - Palazzo Chigi: cerimonia di arrivo del Presidente della Conferenza Consultiva Politica del Popolo cinese, Jia Qinglin (28.11.12)
- published: 28 Nov 2012
- views: 55
7 Jia Qinglin begins three day visit in Kazakhstan
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- Duration: 1:01
- Updated: 23 Jan 2011
- views: 132
- published: 23 Jan 2011
- views: 132
China - Qinglin praises Deng Xiaoping
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- Duration: 0:43
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 18
T/I: 10:35:48
Beijing's acting mayor Jia Qinglin on Monday (23/12), praised the guidance of China's ageing paramount leader Deng Xiaoping, but also spoke o...
T/I: 10:35:48
Beijing's acting mayor Jia Qinglin on Monday (23/12), praised the guidance of China's ageing paramount leader Deng Xiaoping, but also spoke of Deng's frail health. Speaking with journalists at a New Year reception, Beijing's executive vice mayor Zhang Baifa, in an unsually frank statement, said it would be "quite difficult" for Deng to travel to Hong Kong next year for ceremonies marking the transfer of control of the British colony.
SHOWS:
BEIJING, CHINA 23/12+FILE
WS Acting Beijing Mayor Jia Qinglin speaking at New Year reception at
Beijing municipal government headquarters;
Jia speaking to gathering of diplomats and foreign press in Mandarin;
executive vice mayor Zhang Baifa is introduced by name; he steps forward and bows: two-shot of Zhang Baifa with someone from city government;
C/A journalists and diplomats, two shot of Zhang standing with Jia;
FILE (Feb 1994)
Last television pictures of Deng Xiaoping in Shanghai.
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T/I: 10:35:48
Beijing's acting mayor Jia Qinglin on Monday (23/12), praised the guidance of China's ageing paramount leader Deng Xiaoping, but also spoke of Deng's frail health. Speaking with journalists at a New Year reception, Beijing's executive vice mayor Zhang Baifa, in an unsually frank statement, said it would be "quite difficult" for Deng to travel to Hong Kong next year for ceremonies marking the transfer of control of the British colony.
SHOWS:
BEIJING, CHINA 23/12+FILE
WS Acting Beijing Mayor Jia Qinglin speaking at New Year reception at
Beijing municipal government headquarters;
Jia speaking to gathering of diplomats and foreign press in Mandarin;
executive vice mayor Zhang Baifa is introduced by name; he steps forward and bows: two-shot of Zhang Baifa with someone from city government;
C/A journalists and diplomats, two shot of Zhang standing with Jia;
FILE (Feb 1994)
Last television pictures of Deng Xiaoping in Shanghai.
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Conexion China 2012 12 06 pb-031
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- Duration: 6:55
- Updated: 07 Dec 2012
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Esta es la noticia de la Semana
Jia Qinglin llegó a la Argentina
Jia, el Presidente del Comité Nacional de la Conferencia Consultiva Política del Pueblo Chino.
...
Esta es la noticia de la Semana
Jia Qinglin llegó a la Argentina
Jia, el Presidente del Comité Nacional de la Conferencia Consultiva Política del Pueblo Chino.
Jia Qinglin fue recibido por el presidente de la Comisión de Relaciones Exteriores del Senado, Daniel Filmus. En un discurso escrito divulgado a su llegada, el máximo asesor político chino enfatizó que las relaciones entre China y Argentina, que disfrutan de una amistad profunda y tradicional, han experimentado un desarrollo integral. Argentina es la tercera y última escala de la actual gira internacional de Jia por tres países, iniciada en Italia.
BLOQUE I
Bienvenidos a Conexión China. Este programa fue emitido el jueves 06 de diciembre de 2012.
Luego de la Presentación, y ya en el primer bloque, echamos una mirada al Boletín Semanal del Club de Oyentes de Radio Internacional de China en Argentina, les recordamos las preguntas de la semana en curso, que son: ¿ Cuál es el nuevo nombre de la revista del Departamento de Español de Radio Internacional de China? / ¿ Cómo se llama la primera obra militar del Mundo?.
Echamos una mirada al micro sitio de CRI donde informa sobre el viaje de buena voluntad de Jia Qinglin a 3 naciones, incluyendo Argentina. Entre otras actividades.
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Esta es la noticia de la Semana
Jia Qinglin llegó a la Argentina
Jia, el Presidente del Comité Nacional de la Conferencia Consultiva Política del Pueblo Chino.
Jia Qinglin fue recibido por el presidente de la Comisión de Relaciones Exteriores del Senado, Daniel Filmus. En un discurso escrito divulgado a su llegada, el máximo asesor político chino enfatizó que las relaciones entre China y Argentina, que disfrutan de una amistad profunda y tradicional, han experimentado un desarrollo integral. Argentina es la tercera y última escala de la actual gira internacional de Jia por tres países, iniciada en Italia.
BLOQUE I
Bienvenidos a Conexión China. Este programa fue emitido el jueves 06 de diciembre de 2012.
Luego de la Presentación, y ya en el primer bloque, echamos una mirada al Boletín Semanal del Club de Oyentes de Radio Internacional de China en Argentina, les recordamos las preguntas de la semana en curso, que son: ¿ Cuál es el nuevo nombre de la revista del Departamento de Español de Radio Internacional de China? / ¿ Cómo se llama la primera obra militar del Mundo?.
Echamos una mirada al micro sitio de CRI donde informa sobre el viaje de buena voluntad de Jia Qinglin a 3 naciones, incluyendo Argentina. Entre otras actividades.
- published: 07 Dec 2012
- views: 112
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Hada is still NOT FREE
Video Interview of Missing Mongolian Dissident Hada Posted on YouTube SMHRIC Feb 22, 2011 New York A carefully edited 1 minute 31 second long video clip of the prominent Mongolian political prisoner Hada and his family members was posted on YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYTbcGUik8U&feature;=related ) on February 21, 2011, by "tianguodenver", a name previously used by the Chinese State Security authorities to post several earlier video clips and pictures of the dissident. In the video clip, Hada who has gone missing since his scheduled release date of December 10, 2010 after serving his 15 year prison sentence talked about his first Chagaan Sar (Mongolian New Year) celebration in 15 years and concerns about his own health condition. His now gray hair and wrinkled fac... -
China marks anniversary of Taiwan's liberation from Japan
SHOTLIST 1. Leaders walking onto stage 2. Jia Qinglin, Chairman of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) sitting down 3. Audience 4. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Jia Qinglin, Chairman of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference: "Our commemoration of the recovery of Taiwan from Japanese occupation is to remember the history, not forget the past and promote the great spirits of our Chinese nation. It also is to encourage compatriots from the two sides of the Straits to firmly oppose the separatist forces and their activities that preach Taiwan's independence." 5. Audience 6. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Jia Qinglin, Chairman of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference: "Currently across the Taiwan Straits the positive sectors and forces to contain the s... -
WRAP China bilats with NKorea, Taiwan, Bush
1. Pan of Wu Poh-hsiung, Chairman of Taiwan's ruling Nationalist Party walking towards and shaking hands with Jia Qinglin, chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference 2. Close-up of Jia Qinglin welcoming the Taiwan delegation 3. Close-up Wu Poh-hsiung meeting officials 4. China and Taiwan delegations shaking hands 5. Wide of meeting 6. Mid of Jia speaking 7. Mid of Wu speaking 8. Pan of meeting 9. China's President Hu Jintao shaking hands with North Korea's No. 2 leader, Kim Yong Nam 10. Close-up of handshake, pull out to wide 11. Wide of meeting between Hu and Kim 12. Mid of Hu speaking 13. Various of Kim and North Korean officials 14. Hu shaking hands with Vietnam's President Nguyen Minh Triet 15. Close-up of handshake, pull... -
Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference opens
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China's top political advisor visits Australia
China's top political advisor visits Australia. During his six-day visit to Perth, Canberra, Brisbane and Sydney, senior official Jia Qinglin met with Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard in the capital city Canberra, where the two signed agreements to enhance cooperation in trade, communication, and financial services. They leaders also discussed their commitment to addressing shared challenges such as climate change and global economic recovery as well as agreeing to encourage the studies of students in either country. On Saturday, April 9, the Chinese official met with Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd, where he expressed sympathies for the victims of this year's extreme weather, saying he was glad to know the affected areas were recovering well. Your Excellencies, we are glad to know of... -
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Hada is still NOT FREE
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- Duration: 3:46
- Updated: 01 Mar 2011
- views: 490
Video Interview of Missing Mongolian Dissident Hada Posted on YouTube
SMHRIC
Feb 22, 2011
New York
A carefully edited 1 minute 31 second long video ...
Video Interview of Missing Mongolian Dissident Hada Posted on YouTube
SMHRIC
Feb 22, 2011
New York
A carefully edited 1 minute 31 second long video clip of the prominent Mongolian political prisoner Hada and his family members was posted on YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYTbcGUik8U&feature;=related ) on February 21, 2011, by "tianguodenver", a name previously used by the Chinese State Security authorities to post several earlier video clips and pictures of the dissident.
In the video clip, Hada who has gone missing since his scheduled release date of December 10, 2010 after serving his 15 year prison sentence talked about his first Chagaan Sar (Mongolian New Year) celebration in 15 years and concerns about his own health condition. His now gray hair and wrinkled face showed a much older looking Hada. Eyeglasses held in one hand testify to the deterioration of his eyesight that was previously reported by his wife Xinna to the Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center (SMHRIC).
Following Hada's brief interview, Xinna also appeared on the video clip and encouraged the Chinese authorities and leaders to be more "humane" in dealing with ethnic problems. At the end of the clip, Hada and Xinna's son Uiles thanked those who have been concerned about the family's well-being for the past 15 years.
In the early 1990s, Hada founded an organization named the "Southern Mongolian Democratic Alliance" (SMDA) whose goal was to obtain a higher autonomy, independence, and ultimately the unification of Southern (Inner) Mongolia with the independent country of Mongolia. Hada was arrested in 1995 and sentenced in 1996 to 15 years in jail on charges of "splitting the country and engaging in espionage". Hada's wife Xinna and son Uiles were arrested a week before Hada's scheduled release date, December 10, 2010.
Although the Chinese authorities have been consistent in their attempts to convince the international community that Hada is free by releasing pictures and videos of Hada and his family via unofficial channels, there has been no official word from the authorities on the family's whereabouts and current condition. It is still unclear whether the members of the family are kept incommunicado together or separately. Contact with their relatives remains strictly prohibited.
The following is an English transcript of the original video clip:
Hada: With my sister-in-law, maternal-side uncle, brother-in-law, and mother-in-law, this is the first time after 15 years I spent the Chagaan Sar (Mongolian New Year) with them together. It is my top priority to treat my health problems after I return home.
Xinna: Certainly I appreciate that the authorities concerned and current leadership are becoming more humane. They are getting much better than before. I hope they continue to keep up with it. [They] came to have a talk with me earlier. I think if they consistently handle things in this manner, issues can be resolved with ease. I think this is a wise and open-minded way of thinking that is compatible with modern thinking. We saw Jia Qinglin's speech on TV. I think the contents of his speech are very good. The way he thinks is apparently very practical, not with the old tone. This implies the Chinese current leaders have some better understanding on ethnic problems. The main idea discussed here is almost consistent with what I talked about.
Uiles: The day we waited for 15 years finally arrived. We thank those who have been concerned about our whole family for this many years. Also, it would have been impossible for us to have today without the care and concerns from many relatives and friends.
wn.com/Hada Is Still Not Free
Video Interview of Missing Mongolian Dissident Hada Posted on YouTube
SMHRIC
Feb 22, 2011
New York
A carefully edited 1 minute 31 second long video clip of the prominent Mongolian political prisoner Hada and his family members was posted on YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYTbcGUik8U&feature;=related ) on February 21, 2011, by "tianguodenver", a name previously used by the Chinese State Security authorities to post several earlier video clips and pictures of the dissident.
In the video clip, Hada who has gone missing since his scheduled release date of December 10, 2010 after serving his 15 year prison sentence talked about his first Chagaan Sar (Mongolian New Year) celebration in 15 years and concerns about his own health condition. His now gray hair and wrinkled face showed a much older looking Hada. Eyeglasses held in one hand testify to the deterioration of his eyesight that was previously reported by his wife Xinna to the Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center (SMHRIC).
Following Hada's brief interview, Xinna also appeared on the video clip and encouraged the Chinese authorities and leaders to be more "humane" in dealing with ethnic problems. At the end of the clip, Hada and Xinna's son Uiles thanked those who have been concerned about the family's well-being for the past 15 years.
In the early 1990s, Hada founded an organization named the "Southern Mongolian Democratic Alliance" (SMDA) whose goal was to obtain a higher autonomy, independence, and ultimately the unification of Southern (Inner) Mongolia with the independent country of Mongolia. Hada was arrested in 1995 and sentenced in 1996 to 15 years in jail on charges of "splitting the country and engaging in espionage". Hada's wife Xinna and son Uiles were arrested a week before Hada's scheduled release date, December 10, 2010.
Although the Chinese authorities have been consistent in their attempts to convince the international community that Hada is free by releasing pictures and videos of Hada and his family via unofficial channels, there has been no official word from the authorities on the family's whereabouts and current condition. It is still unclear whether the members of the family are kept incommunicado together or separately. Contact with their relatives remains strictly prohibited.
The following is an English transcript of the original video clip:
Hada: With my sister-in-law, maternal-side uncle, brother-in-law, and mother-in-law, this is the first time after 15 years I spent the Chagaan Sar (Mongolian New Year) with them together. It is my top priority to treat my health problems after I return home.
Xinna: Certainly I appreciate that the authorities concerned and current leadership are becoming more humane. They are getting much better than before. I hope they continue to keep up with it. [They] came to have a talk with me earlier. I think if they consistently handle things in this manner, issues can be resolved with ease. I think this is a wise and open-minded way of thinking that is compatible with modern thinking. We saw Jia Qinglin's speech on TV. I think the contents of his speech are very good. The way he thinks is apparently very practical, not with the old tone. This implies the Chinese current leaders have some better understanding on ethnic problems. The main idea discussed here is almost consistent with what I talked about.
Uiles: The day we waited for 15 years finally arrived. We thank those who have been concerned about our whole family for this many years. Also, it would have been impossible for us to have today without the care and concerns from many relatives and friends.
- published: 01 Mar 2011
- views: 490
China marks anniversary of Taiwan's liberation from Japan
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- Duration: 1:39
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 22
SHOTLIST
1. Leaders walking onto stage
2. Jia Qinglin, Chairman of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) sitting down
3. Audience
4. ...
SHOTLIST
1. Leaders walking onto stage
2. Jia Qinglin, Chairman of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) sitting down
3. Audience
4. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Jia Qinglin, Chairman of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference:
"Our commemoration of the recovery of Taiwan from Japanese occupation is to remember the history, not forget the past and promote the great spirits of our Chinese nation. It also is to encourage compatriots from the two sides of the Straits to firmly oppose the separatist forces and their activities that preach Taiwan's independence."
5. Audience
6. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Jia Qinglin, Chairman of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference:
"Currently across the Taiwan Straits the positive sectors and forces to contain the separatist activities of the Taiwan independence forces are increasing. However, the situation is still very serious and complicated for the struggle against the Taiwan independence forces and their activities. The Taiwan independence forces have not given up their attempt for any moment on their separatist activities for Taiwan independence."
7. Jia Qinglin speaking at podium
8. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Jia Qinglin, Chairman of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference:
"We do not have any preconceived ideas about having dialogue or talks with any people or any party in Taiwan. On the basis of the Consensus made by the two sides in 1992, we would like to talk about any topics with any people or any party from Taiwan. The compatriots from the two sides of the Straits are both Chinese, our status in the talks is equal."
9. Great Hall of the People
STORYLINE
China on Tuesday marked the 60th anniversary of the end of Japanese colonial rule over Taiwan in festivities meant to affirm the mainland's claim to the self-ruled island.
Chinese leaders held an official ceremony in Beijing, while the state media called for Taiwan to unite with the mainland.
Taiwan was recovered by China after World War II, but just four years later the two split amid civil war as the communists took control of the mainland and the former ruling Nationalists fled to the island.
Beijing insists the democratic island belongs to the communist mainland and has used both threats of force and public relations campaigns to prevent it from declaring formal independence.
In commemorations marking what it calls the recovery of Taiwan from Japanese occupation on October 25, 1945, Beijing has sought to play up the island's historical connection to the mainland.
Jia Qinglin, a member of the Communist Party's ruling Standing Committee who ranks fourth in the party hierarchy, led an official ceremony at the Great Hall of the People - the seat of China's legislature in central
Beijing.
Jia delivered a speech titled "Strive for peaceful reunification of the motherland and the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation," the official Xinhua News Agency reported.
The commemoration activities are to let the people of the two sides to remember the history and encourage them to fight against the Taiwan independent forces, Jia said in his speech.
Beijing insists the democratic island belongs to the communist mainland and has used both threats of force and public relations campaigns to prevent it from declaring formal independence.
Jia said the Taiwan independence activities have never stopped for a moment, and the struggle against them is still very serious and complicated.
Jia called on Chinese people on both sides to work toward unification and urged for talks to be resumed on the basis of the Joint Consensus reached by the two sides in 1992.
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SHOTLIST
1. Leaders walking onto stage
2. Jia Qinglin, Chairman of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) sitting down
3. Audience
4. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Jia Qinglin, Chairman of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference:
"Our commemoration of the recovery of Taiwan from Japanese occupation is to remember the history, not forget the past and promote the great spirits of our Chinese nation. It also is to encourage compatriots from the two sides of the Straits to firmly oppose the separatist forces and their activities that preach Taiwan's independence."
5. Audience
6. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Jia Qinglin, Chairman of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference:
"Currently across the Taiwan Straits the positive sectors and forces to contain the separatist activities of the Taiwan independence forces are increasing. However, the situation is still very serious and complicated for the struggle against the Taiwan independence forces and their activities. The Taiwan independence forces have not given up their attempt for any moment on their separatist activities for Taiwan independence."
7. Jia Qinglin speaking at podium
8. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Jia Qinglin, Chairman of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference:
"We do not have any preconceived ideas about having dialogue or talks with any people or any party in Taiwan. On the basis of the Consensus made by the two sides in 1992, we would like to talk about any topics with any people or any party from Taiwan. The compatriots from the two sides of the Straits are both Chinese, our status in the talks is equal."
9. Great Hall of the People
STORYLINE
China on Tuesday marked the 60th anniversary of the end of Japanese colonial rule over Taiwan in festivities meant to affirm the mainland's claim to the self-ruled island.
Chinese leaders held an official ceremony in Beijing, while the state media called for Taiwan to unite with the mainland.
Taiwan was recovered by China after World War II, but just four years later the two split amid civil war as the communists took control of the mainland and the former ruling Nationalists fled to the island.
Beijing insists the democratic island belongs to the communist mainland and has used both threats of force and public relations campaigns to prevent it from declaring formal independence.
In commemorations marking what it calls the recovery of Taiwan from Japanese occupation on October 25, 1945, Beijing has sought to play up the island's historical connection to the mainland.
Jia Qinglin, a member of the Communist Party's ruling Standing Committee who ranks fourth in the party hierarchy, led an official ceremony at the Great Hall of the People - the seat of China's legislature in central
Beijing.
Jia delivered a speech titled "Strive for peaceful reunification of the motherland and the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation," the official Xinhua News Agency reported.
The commemoration activities are to let the people of the two sides to remember the history and encourage them to fight against the Taiwan independent forces, Jia said in his speech.
Beijing insists the democratic island belongs to the communist mainland and has used both threats of force and public relations campaigns to prevent it from declaring formal independence.
Jia said the Taiwan independence activities have never stopped for a moment, and the struggle against them is still very serious and complicated.
Jia called on Chinese people on both sides to work toward unification and urged for talks to be resumed on the basis of the Joint Consensus reached by the two sides in 1992.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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WRAP China bilats with NKorea, Taiwan, Bush
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- Duration: 2:30
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 23
1. Pan of Wu Poh-hsiung, Chairman of Taiwan's ruling Nationalist Party walking towards and shaking hands with Jia Qinglin, chairman of the National Committee of...
1. Pan of Wu Poh-hsiung, Chairman of Taiwan's ruling Nationalist Party walking towards and shaking hands with Jia Qinglin, chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference
2. Close-up of Jia Qinglin welcoming the Taiwan delegation
3. Close-up Wu Poh-hsiung meeting officials
4. China and Taiwan delegations shaking hands
5. Wide of meeting
6. Mid of Jia speaking
7. Mid of Wu speaking
8. Pan of meeting
9. China's President Hu Jintao shaking hands with North Korea's No. 2 leader, Kim Yong Nam
10. Close-up of handshake, pull out to wide
11. Wide of meeting between Hu and Kim
12. Mid of Hu speaking
13. Various of Kim and North Korean officials
14. Hu shaking hands with Vietnam's President Nguyen Minh Triet
15. Close-up of handshake, pull out to wide
16. Wide of meeting between Hu and Nguyen
17. Wide of plane carrying Philippines President Gloria Arroyo at Beijing Airport
18. Arroyo descending steps of plane
++NIGHT SHOTS++
19. Wide of US presidential plane Air Force One taxiing on runway
20. Crowd on tarmac
21. Wide of Air Force One parked on tarmac
22. United States President George W Bush, First Lady Laura Bush and daughter Barbara emerging from plane and walking down steps
23. Welcoming party waiting near plane
24. Bush walking down steps
25. Wide of Air Force One on tarmac
26. Motorcade leaving
STORYLINE
China's president held meetings with a number of visiting heads of state and top officials on Thursday, just one day before the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.
As part of the bilateral meetings between the host nation and visiting delegates, the Chairman of Taiwan's ruling Nationalist Party, Wu Poh-hsiung, met Jia Qinglin, a senior Communist Party official in the Great Hall of the People.
Taiwan and China split amid civil war in 1949, and Beijing continues to see the island as part of its territory.
Since taking office in May, Taiwan's new president has undone some policies of his predecessor, embracing closer economic cooperation with the mainland.
Wu noted that ties with mainland China had improved since the ruling Kuomintang won this year's elections and pledged to continue to strive to improve ties with China.
President Hu Jintao held bilateral talks on Thursday with North Korea's No. 2 leader Kim Yong Nam, Vietnam's President Nguyen Minh Triet and Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika.
Meanwhile, world leaders continued to arrive in Beijing ahead of Friday's opening ceremony.
President Gloria Arroyo flew into Beijing from the Philippines.
As dusk fell, United States President George W Bush touched down, accompanied by his wife Laura and his daughter Barbara.
They were greeted by Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi and others, and then sped away in a motorcade.
Bush arrived from Thailand, where he earlier made a critical, high-profile speech exhorting China to grant more freedom to its people.
Bush, an avid sports fan, has said he wants to enjoy the Summer Olympics competition, but also will talk to President Hu Jintao about human rights and a host of other bilateral issues.
Before his plane landed here, China's Foreign Ministry released a terse statement saying that no one should interfere with China's internal affairs.
Bush plans to attend the opening ceremony of the Olympics on Friday night and go to a series of sporting events through Monday, including US basketball and baseball games against China.
Bush has said he is intent on making his Olympics visit about sports, not politics.
Bush is the first US president to attend this world athletic competition on foreign soil.
Western diplomats in Beijing believe more than 100 foreign leaders were asked and 80 or so are believed to be coming.
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1. Pan of Wu Poh-hsiung, Chairman of Taiwan's ruling Nationalist Party walking towards and shaking hands with Jia Qinglin, chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference
2. Close-up of Jia Qinglin welcoming the Taiwan delegation
3. Close-up Wu Poh-hsiung meeting officials
4. China and Taiwan delegations shaking hands
5. Wide of meeting
6. Mid of Jia speaking
7. Mid of Wu speaking
8. Pan of meeting
9. China's President Hu Jintao shaking hands with North Korea's No. 2 leader, Kim Yong Nam
10. Close-up of handshake, pull out to wide
11. Wide of meeting between Hu and Kim
12. Mid of Hu speaking
13. Various of Kim and North Korean officials
14. Hu shaking hands with Vietnam's President Nguyen Minh Triet
15. Close-up of handshake, pull out to wide
16. Wide of meeting between Hu and Nguyen
17. Wide of plane carrying Philippines President Gloria Arroyo at Beijing Airport
18. Arroyo descending steps of plane
++NIGHT SHOTS++
19. Wide of US presidential plane Air Force One taxiing on runway
20. Crowd on tarmac
21. Wide of Air Force One parked on tarmac
22. United States President George W Bush, First Lady Laura Bush and daughter Barbara emerging from plane and walking down steps
23. Welcoming party waiting near plane
24. Bush walking down steps
25. Wide of Air Force One on tarmac
26. Motorcade leaving
STORYLINE
China's president held meetings with a number of visiting heads of state and top officials on Thursday, just one day before the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.
As part of the bilateral meetings between the host nation and visiting delegates, the Chairman of Taiwan's ruling Nationalist Party, Wu Poh-hsiung, met Jia Qinglin, a senior Communist Party official in the Great Hall of the People.
Taiwan and China split amid civil war in 1949, and Beijing continues to see the island as part of its territory.
Since taking office in May, Taiwan's new president has undone some policies of his predecessor, embracing closer economic cooperation with the mainland.
Wu noted that ties with mainland China had improved since the ruling Kuomintang won this year's elections and pledged to continue to strive to improve ties with China.
President Hu Jintao held bilateral talks on Thursday with North Korea's No. 2 leader Kim Yong Nam, Vietnam's President Nguyen Minh Triet and Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika.
Meanwhile, world leaders continued to arrive in Beijing ahead of Friday's opening ceremony.
President Gloria Arroyo flew into Beijing from the Philippines.
As dusk fell, United States President George W Bush touched down, accompanied by his wife Laura and his daughter Barbara.
They were greeted by Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi and others, and then sped away in a motorcade.
Bush arrived from Thailand, where he earlier made a critical, high-profile speech exhorting China to grant more freedom to its people.
Bush, an avid sports fan, has said he wants to enjoy the Summer Olympics competition, but also will talk to President Hu Jintao about human rights and a host of other bilateral issues.
Before his plane landed here, China's Foreign Ministry released a terse statement saying that no one should interfere with China's internal affairs.
Bush plans to attend the opening ceremony of the Olympics on Friday night and go to a series of sporting events through Monday, including US basketball and baseball games against China.
Bush has said he is intent on making his Olympics visit about sports, not politics.
Bush is the first US president to attend this world athletic competition on foreign soil.
Western diplomats in Beijing believe more than 100 foreign leaders were asked and 80 or so are believed to be coming.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference opens
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- Duration: 1:45
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 30
1. Wide of journalist's vehicle waiting for security inspection before parking at Tiananmen Square
2. Close-up car driving over detector
3. Mid shot police wi...
1. Wide of journalist's vehicle waiting for security inspection before parking at Tiananmen Square
2. Close-up car driving over detector
3. Mid shot police with sniffer dog checking vehicle
4. Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) members in front of Great Hall of the People, tilt up to Chinese national emblem
5. Woman in traditional dress
6. Interior shot of CPPCC with Chinese President Hu Jintao (upper left), National People's Congress (NPC) Chairman Wu Bangguo (upper right), CPPCC Chairman Jia Qinglin (lower right) standing for Chinese national anthem
7. Wide shot CPPCC members standing for national anthem
8. Jia stepping to podium to deliver speech
9. Mid shot of Hu and Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao seated reading CPPCC work report
10. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Jia Qinglin, chairman of CPPCC:
"We strengthened contacts with our compatriots from all walks of life on the island, promoted individual visits and economic and cultural exchanges between the two sides of the Taiwan Straits, we resolutely opposed and contained secessionist forces and their activities aimed at Taiwanese independence, and safeguarded and promoted the steady development of peaceful cross-Straits relations."
11. Tilt down from ceiling light to wide shot of conference stage
12. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Gao Chunfang, CPPCC member from People's Liberation Army:
"If (Taiwanese President) Chen Shui-bian makes a secession move to split our motherland, we, the army shall take duty-bound and prepare for all means to oppose the secession."
13. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Zhu Entao, CPPCC member:
"The US should follow the 'one-China' policy and make contributions to the peace and stability of the Straits. They shall honour their promise."
14. CPPCC members leaving conference hall
15. Wide exterior of Great Hall of the People
STORYLINE:
China opened its 2007 legislative season on Saturday with a senior leader's appeal for non-communists to help ease tensions over the country's growing and politically explosive wealth gap.
Jia Qinglin, chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, the legislature's top non-communist advisory body, told members they face a "glorious but difficult" task in helping the Communist Party carry out economic and social reforms.
He also reiterated China's opposition to any "activities aimed at Taiwanese independence," one day after China lodged a formal complaint with the US government warning Washington against carrying out a proposed sale of missiles to rival Taiwan.
He was speaking in a nationally televised address before an audience that included President Hu Jintao at the Great Hall of the People in central Beijing.
China and Taiwan split amid civil war in 1949.
Beijing has never relinquished its claims to the island, vowing to go to war to enforce its sovereignty if necessary.
"If (Taiwanese President) Chen Shui-bian makes a secession move to split our motherland, we, the army shall take duty-bound and prepare for all means to oppose the secession," Gao Chunfang, CPPCC member from People's Liberation Army told AP Television.
Meanwhile, China's ceremonial legislature, the National People's Congress, which opens its annual session on Monday, is expected to enact a controversial law to enshrine property rights in the communist legal system.
China's leaders face growing strains over the uneven distribution of the benefits of the country's 25-year-old economic boom, which has created a wealthy elite, but left hundreds of (m) millions of people in poverty.
Jia mentioned no new initiatives, but said the CPPCC would step up its work reporting on social and economic changes.
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1. Wide of journalist's vehicle waiting for security inspection before parking at Tiananmen Square
2. Close-up car driving over detector
3. Mid shot police with sniffer dog checking vehicle
4. Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) members in front of Great Hall of the People, tilt up to Chinese national emblem
5. Woman in traditional dress
6. Interior shot of CPPCC with Chinese President Hu Jintao (upper left), National People's Congress (NPC) Chairman Wu Bangguo (upper right), CPPCC Chairman Jia Qinglin (lower right) standing for Chinese national anthem
7. Wide shot CPPCC members standing for national anthem
8. Jia stepping to podium to deliver speech
9. Mid shot of Hu and Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao seated reading CPPCC work report
10. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Jia Qinglin, chairman of CPPCC:
"We strengthened contacts with our compatriots from all walks of life on the island, promoted individual visits and economic and cultural exchanges between the two sides of the Taiwan Straits, we resolutely opposed and contained secessionist forces and their activities aimed at Taiwanese independence, and safeguarded and promoted the steady development of peaceful cross-Straits relations."
11. Tilt down from ceiling light to wide shot of conference stage
12. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Gao Chunfang, CPPCC member from People's Liberation Army:
"If (Taiwanese President) Chen Shui-bian makes a secession move to split our motherland, we, the army shall take duty-bound and prepare for all means to oppose the secession."
13. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Zhu Entao, CPPCC member:
"The US should follow the 'one-China' policy and make contributions to the peace and stability of the Straits. They shall honour their promise."
14. CPPCC members leaving conference hall
15. Wide exterior of Great Hall of the People
STORYLINE:
China opened its 2007 legislative season on Saturday with a senior leader's appeal for non-communists to help ease tensions over the country's growing and politically explosive wealth gap.
Jia Qinglin, chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, the legislature's top non-communist advisory body, told members they face a "glorious but difficult" task in helping the Communist Party carry out economic and social reforms.
He also reiterated China's opposition to any "activities aimed at Taiwanese independence," one day after China lodged a formal complaint with the US government warning Washington against carrying out a proposed sale of missiles to rival Taiwan.
He was speaking in a nationally televised address before an audience that included President Hu Jintao at the Great Hall of the People in central Beijing.
China and Taiwan split amid civil war in 1949.
Beijing has never relinquished its claims to the island, vowing to go to war to enforce its sovereignty if necessary.
"If (Taiwanese President) Chen Shui-bian makes a secession move to split our motherland, we, the army shall take duty-bound and prepare for all means to oppose the secession," Gao Chunfang, CPPCC member from People's Liberation Army told AP Television.
Meanwhile, China's ceremonial legislature, the National People's Congress, which opens its annual session on Monday, is expected to enact a controversial law to enshrine property rights in the communist legal system.
China's leaders face growing strains over the uneven distribution of the benefits of the country's 25-year-old economic boom, which has created a wealthy elite, but left hundreds of (m) millions of people in poverty.
Jia mentioned no new initiatives, but said the CPPCC would step up its work reporting on social and economic changes.
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Zhu Rongji Supports Xi Jinping? Jiang Zemin Defeated?
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On 12th August, China's former Premier Zhu Rongji
published a new book which is a collection of his
speeches and letters in Shanghai.
The Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) high-profile
media reported on it.
The CCP's former head Jiang Zemin didn't stay in silent.
In Jiang's hometown in Yangzhou, for Jiang Zemin a
Yangzhou album release ceremony was being held.
However, this news was held back by
the CCP media until 13th August.
It is no secret that Zhu Rongji and Jiang Zemin
were against each other for years.
In the late 90s, rumors about Zhu and Jiang's struggles
were spread all around.
Now, both relates to the news of publishing new books,
It indicates that Zhu and Jiang's infighting is continuing.
What's the background behind it?
Zhu Rongji's new books were selling
on the market on 12th August.
Yet Jiang Zemin also held a new album release event
in his hometown on the same day.
The CCP mouthpiece media such as People's Daily
website reported on Zhu's news first.
Jiang's news was postponed until the next day.
Xia Xiaoqiang, current affairs commentator:
"Zhu Rongji, as a representative of the CCP's reform
and anti-corruption faction, now publishes a new book,
in his book, he especially criticized
the "privilege group being free from punishment".
It likely coincides with the upcoming trial of Bo Xilai
and is preparation for Xi Jinping's fight against
the big tiger-Zhou Yongkang."
Xia Xiaoqiang analyzed that Jiang Zemin
is Jiang faction's last sign.
The Jiang faction is in disadvantaged situation,
thus desperate to pursue a returning of balance.
However, from the way the news is being reported
by the CCP, Jiang's faction didn't reach its goal.
Xia Xiaoqiang: "Zhu Rongji and Jiang Zemin
published books at the same time,
it is associated with Bo Xilai's trial and rumors reported
by the media are that the CCP have
internally decided to investigate Zhou Yongkang."
Now contradictions in Chinese society have come
to the point of irreconcilability.
The CCP internally has intensified separation,
from the media reports, it openly shows that.
Some media used the title "underlying competition",
when reporting on Jiang Zemin and Zhu Rongji.
Actually, in the earlier years in Shanghai,
people knew that Jiang and Zhu were against each other.
Xia Xiaoqiang: "After Zhu became Premier in 1998,
Jiang and Zhu had begun a struggle.
After the death of Deng Xiaoping, Jiang grasped power
of the party, government and military.
Jiang found it difficult to intervene in economic industry,
it was under control in Zhu's hands.
Thus Jiang has always tried hard to get rid of Zhu."
Zhu visited the US in April 1999.
Zhu didn't win US support to join the WTO,
in addition to this, one month later, during
the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia,
US bombs hit the Chinese Embassy, Jiang therefore
used it as excuse to remove Zhu from power.
Yet Zhu Rongji took on the rampant smuggling activities
in coastal areas, which affected the national tax revenue,
and undermined economic order as an excuse to order
the forming of a special case investigation team.
Shortly after, the "Yuanhua smuggling" scandal broke out.
Liu Qikun, current affairs commentator:
"Between them are always struggles against each other.
It is common practice among high-ranking officials.
Jiang Zemin certainly is an evil thug,
but I won't say Zhu is good.
There is no good person among CCP's top leaders."
Xia Xiaoqiang: "Zhu used the Yuanhua case to firmly
hold Jia Qinglin, a confidant of Jiang.
Zhu intended to extradite Lai Changxing, but failed.
Zhu's biggest regret is that he didn't remove Jiang's
confidant Jia Qinglin via the Yuanhua smuggling case."
At that time, Jiang faction's several key people
had involvement in the Yuanhua case.
When Lai Changxing, the main suspect was in Canada,
he told journalist Sheng Xue that he had support from
Jiang's secretary Jia Ting'an and Jia Qinglin,
thus he dared to smuggle large quantities of oil,
private military vehicles and other strategic materials.
Jiang Zemin blocked the extradition of Lai Changxing
and arrested Zhu Rongji's close ally Zhu Xiaohua,
Chairman of the CITIC Group.
Zhu Xiaohua was sentenced to 15 years.
At that time, the Yuanhua smuggling case involved
tax evasion of 83 billion Yuan ($14 million).
Thousands of officials were dismissed, investigated,
arrested and sentenced.
Involved were many provincial and ministerial level cadres,
more than 20 people were sentenced to death.
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On 12th August, China's former Premier Zhu Rongji
published a new book which is a collection of his
speeches and letters in Shanghai.
The Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) high-profile
media reported on it.
The CCP's former head Jiang Zemin didn't stay in silent.
In Jiang's hometown in Yangzhou, for Jiang Zemin a
Yangzhou album release ceremony was being held.
However, this news was held back by
the CCP media until 13th August.
It is no secret that Zhu Rongji and Jiang Zemin
were against each other for years.
In the late 90s, rumors about Zhu and Jiang's struggles
were spread all around.
Now, both relates to the news of publishing new books,
It indicates that Zhu and Jiang's infighting is continuing.
What's the background behind it?
Zhu Rongji's new books were selling
on the market on 12th August.
Yet Jiang Zemin also held a new album release event
in his hometown on the same day.
The CCP mouthpiece media such as People's Daily
website reported on Zhu's news first.
Jiang's news was postponed until the next day.
Xia Xiaoqiang, current affairs commentator:
"Zhu Rongji, as a representative of the CCP's reform
and anti-corruption faction, now publishes a new book,
in his book, he especially criticized
the "privilege group being free from punishment".
It likely coincides with the upcoming trial of Bo Xilai
and is preparation for Xi Jinping's fight against
the big tiger-Zhou Yongkang."
Xia Xiaoqiang analyzed that Jiang Zemin
is Jiang faction's last sign.
The Jiang faction is in disadvantaged situation,
thus desperate to pursue a returning of balance.
However, from the way the news is being reported
by the CCP, Jiang's faction didn't reach its goal.
Xia Xiaoqiang: "Zhu Rongji and Jiang Zemin
published books at the same time,
it is associated with Bo Xilai's trial and rumors reported
by the media are that the CCP have
internally decided to investigate Zhou Yongkang."
Now contradictions in Chinese society have come
to the point of irreconcilability.
The CCP internally has intensified separation,
from the media reports, it openly shows that.
Some media used the title "underlying competition",
when reporting on Jiang Zemin and Zhu Rongji.
Actually, in the earlier years in Shanghai,
people knew that Jiang and Zhu were against each other.
Xia Xiaoqiang: "After Zhu became Premier in 1998,
Jiang and Zhu had begun a struggle.
After the death of Deng Xiaoping, Jiang grasped power
of the party, government and military.
Jiang found it difficult to intervene in economic industry,
it was under control in Zhu's hands.
Thus Jiang has always tried hard to get rid of Zhu."
Zhu visited the US in April 1999.
Zhu didn't win US support to join the WTO,
in addition to this, one month later, during
the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia,
US bombs hit the Chinese Embassy, Jiang therefore
used it as excuse to remove Zhu from power.
Yet Zhu Rongji took on the rampant smuggling activities
in coastal areas, which affected the national tax revenue,
and undermined economic order as an excuse to order
the forming of a special case investigation team.
Shortly after, the "Yuanhua smuggling" scandal broke out.
Liu Qikun, current affairs commentator:
"Between them are always struggles against each other.
It is common practice among high-ranking officials.
Jiang Zemin certainly is an evil thug,
but I won't say Zhu is good.
There is no good person among CCP's top leaders."
Xia Xiaoqiang: "Zhu used the Yuanhua case to firmly
hold Jia Qinglin, a confidant of Jiang.
Zhu intended to extradite Lai Changxing, but failed.
Zhu's biggest regret is that he didn't remove Jiang's
confidant Jia Qinglin via the Yuanhua smuggling case."
At that time, Jiang faction's several key people
had involvement in the Yuanhua case.
When Lai Changxing, the main suspect was in Canada,
he told journalist Sheng Xue that he had support from
Jiang's secretary Jia Ting'an and Jia Qinglin,
thus he dared to smuggle large quantities of oil,
private military vehicles and other strategic materials.
Jiang Zemin blocked the extradition of Lai Changxing
and arrested Zhu Rongji's close ally Zhu Xiaohua,
Chairman of the CITIC Group.
Zhu Xiaohua was sentenced to 15 years.
At that time, the Yuanhua smuggling case involved
tax evasion of 83 billion Yuan ($14 million).
Thousands of officials were dismissed, investigated,
arrested and sentenced.
Involved were many provincial and ministerial level cadres,
more than 20 people were sentenced to death.
- published: 15 Aug 2013
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China - New Leadership
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- Duration: 1:01
- Updated: 31 Jul 2015
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CPPCC elects a new chairman and standing committee
882948
AP TELEVISION
Beijing - 11 Mar 2013
1. Wide interior of Great Hall of the People
2. Yu Zhengsheng...
CPPCC elects a new chairman and standing committee
882948
AP TELEVISION
Beijing - 11 Mar 2013
1. Wide interior of Great Hall of the People
2. Yu Zhengsheng bowing,
3 Yu Zhengsheng shaking hands with outgoing chairman Jia Qinglin
4. Wide of delegates applauding
China names Xi Jinping president at the National People's Congress
883304
AP TELEVISION
Beijing - 14 March 2013
5. mid of Zhang Dejiang, incoming chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC), voting
6. Close of outgoing Chinese leader Hu Jintao (left) and Xi (right) awaiting results
7. Mid of Xi bowing, zoom into him shaking hands with Hu, zoom out to wide of delegates applauding to result
8. Zoom into Li Yuanchao, newly elected vice president, bowing to delegates
9. Zoom into newly elected NPC chairman Zhang Dejiang (left) shaking hands with outgoing NPC chairman Wu Bangguo (right)
China names new premier Li Keqiang
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Beijing - 15 March 2013/FILE
10. Zoom out of Li Keqiang standing up and shaking hands with Xi, AUDIO: applause
STORYLINE:
On March 11th 2013 China took another step towards completing its leadership handover with the appointment of an official best known for his communist pedigree to head a top government advisory body.
Yu Zhengsheng was selected by a vote of 2,188 to 4 to head the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), a companion body to the country's rubber-stamp legislature.
There was no other candidate in the CPPCC vote.
Yu's selection is the latest step in China's once-a-decade political transition and kicks off a week of formal government leadership changes that were foreshadowed by promotions at the Communist Party's congress in November 2012.
In China, the party is the pre-eminent political power and top government posts are held by its leaders.
Yu was among seven leaders who ascended to the party's top inner circle at the November conclave which also appointed Xi Jinping as general secretary.
Yu is ranked fourth in the party.
The governor of the People's Bank of China, Zhou Xiaochuan, was named one of the vice chairmen of the advisory body, suggesting that he might be preparing to leave the central bank after 11 years at the helm.
In one of the session's more interesting vote counts, scandal-tainted politician Ling Jihua, formerly a top aide to President Hu Jintao, was among a few who received more than just a handful of opposing votes.
Ninety ballots were cast against his appointment as one of the vice chairmen, although he got through anyway with more than 2,000 votes in his favour.
The votes against Ling could be a sign of damage to his reputation caused by reports of a lurid scandal involving his son, who apparently died after crashing in a speeding Ferrari whilst playing some kind of high-speed sex game a year ago in Beijing.
This week, the largely ceremonial legislature known as the National People's Congress will finalise the transition and approve appointments to top government posts: Xi is certain to succeed Hu as president, while Li Keqiang, the party's number two, is to be named premier, in charge of the Cabinet.
When fully installed into government posts, Xi's administration will confront domestic challenges which include public anger over official corruption that pervades all levels of society, and the degradation of the country's water, air and soil which has resulted from decades of rapid economic growth.
A rising middle class, empowered by social networking technology, is increasingly vocal about its demands for change and willing to organise demonstrations to that effect.
Yu's father was the ex-husband of a woman who later married Mao.
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CPPCC elects a new chairman and standing committee
882948
AP TELEVISION
Beijing - 11 Mar 2013
1. Wide interior of Great Hall of the People
2. Yu Zhengsheng bowing,
3 Yu Zhengsheng shaking hands with outgoing chairman Jia Qinglin
4. Wide of delegates applauding
China names Xi Jinping president at the National People's Congress
883304
AP TELEVISION
Beijing - 14 March 2013
5. mid of Zhang Dejiang, incoming chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC), voting
6. Close of outgoing Chinese leader Hu Jintao (left) and Xi (right) awaiting results
7. Mid of Xi bowing, zoom into him shaking hands with Hu, zoom out to wide of delegates applauding to result
8. Zoom into Li Yuanchao, newly elected vice president, bowing to delegates
9. Zoom into newly elected NPC chairman Zhang Dejiang (left) shaking hands with outgoing NPC chairman Wu Bangguo (right)
China names new premier Li Keqiang
883481
AP TELEVISION
Beijing - 15 March 2013/FILE
10. Zoom out of Li Keqiang standing up and shaking hands with Xi, AUDIO: applause
STORYLINE:
On March 11th 2013 China took another step towards completing its leadership handover with the appointment of an official best known for his communist pedigree to head a top government advisory body.
Yu Zhengsheng was selected by a vote of 2,188 to 4 to head the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), a companion body to the country's rubber-stamp legislature.
There was no other candidate in the CPPCC vote.
Yu's selection is the latest step in China's once-a-decade political transition and kicks off a week of formal government leadership changes that were foreshadowed by promotions at the Communist Party's congress in November 2012.
In China, the party is the pre-eminent political power and top government posts are held by its leaders.
Yu was among seven leaders who ascended to the party's top inner circle at the November conclave which also appointed Xi Jinping as general secretary.
Yu is ranked fourth in the party.
The governor of the People's Bank of China, Zhou Xiaochuan, was named one of the vice chairmen of the advisory body, suggesting that he might be preparing to leave the central bank after 11 years at the helm.
In one of the session's more interesting vote counts, scandal-tainted politician Ling Jihua, formerly a top aide to President Hu Jintao, was among a few who received more than just a handful of opposing votes.
Ninety ballots were cast against his appointment as one of the vice chairmen, although he got through anyway with more than 2,000 votes in his favour.
The votes against Ling could be a sign of damage to his reputation caused by reports of a lurid scandal involving his son, who apparently died after crashing in a speeding Ferrari whilst playing some kind of high-speed sex game a year ago in Beijing.
This week, the largely ceremonial legislature known as the National People's Congress will finalise the transition and approve appointments to top government posts: Xi is certain to succeed Hu as president, while Li Keqiang, the party's number two, is to be named premier, in charge of the Cabinet.
When fully installed into government posts, Xi's administration will confront domestic challenges which include public anger over official corruption that pervades all levels of society, and the degradation of the country's water, air and soil which has resulted from decades of rapid economic growth.
A rising middle class, empowered by social networking technology, is increasingly vocal about its demands for change and willing to organise demonstrations to that effect.
Yu's father was the ex-husband of a woman who later married Mao.
***
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Signs Indicate Chinese Communist Party is Being Deserted
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- Duration: 4:42
- Updated: 23 Jan 2012
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"Political power grows out of the gun," is the gangster-style
political thought of Mao Zedong.
He believed that to control military force is to control politi...
"Political power grows out of the gun," is the gangster-style
political thought of Mao Zedong.
He believed that to control military force is to control political
power.
Recently, a Sina microblog post asked comrades to never turn
their guns against the people in pursuit of soldier's honor.
A Chinese military man's comment on Sina, which has been
widely re-reposted online, has caused concern.
The post was signed by a former army major who "realized the
gun is being pointed at his parents, so he angrily took off his uniform."
He then also suggested that if the regime's military uses
violence against the people,
the opponents in the military may openly break away from
the Chinese Communists, which will lead to fratricide.
Last March 29th, the Liberation Army Daily published a series
of seven full-page articles to refute the existing idea of an
"apolitical military," "non-party military," and "nationalized
military" within the army.
Also in the articles, for the first time the Chinese Communist
regime admitted the impact of the "Quit CCP" activity within the armed forces.
In addition to guns, another tool the CCP has used to maintain
stability of the regime is the pen.
It has appeared to lose control of the pen recently as well.
On January 12th, a Southern Weekend article used innuendo
to criticize the one party rule and lack of democracy in the 18th National Congress.
Last July, there were a series of resistance incidents by the
Chinese media in response to the political control of the Propaganda Department.
After the Wenzhou electric train crash, the Central Propaganda
Department did not allow published reports
and even forced the media to pull the edition containing
details of the issue off the press for the first seven days.
However, hundreds of newspapers resisted this order with
words and pictures, expressed a strong desire for the truth, and courageously continued on with their reporting.
Among them, the Youth Daily, Oriental Morning Post and
Southern Metropolis Daily showed the most intense grievances by leaving their newspapers blank.
In addition, in 2010 when Google pulled out of China,
the state-run media Chongqing Evening News, ,published an
internet article regarding the way Google expressed their
dissatisfaction with the Chinese internet censorship policy.
In November of 2009, Southern Weekend left its newspaper
blank and published an ad stating, "Not everyone can be a big shot,
but everyone can apprehend China here" in protest of the
Central Propaganda Department, which forcibly deleted content of an (Barack) Obama interview.
Although the mainland media is still largely the mouthpiece
of the CCP, a match against the CCP and the Central Propaganda Department has commenced.
The resistance has escalated, and the will to be rid of the CCP
is intense.
On the other hand, the problem of Chinese officials
abandoning their posts and emigrating overseas has become severe.
In January 2010, a report indicated that according to the CCP
Central Organization Department investigation,
1.8 million families of senior CCP cadres moved to
Hong Kong and Macau over the years.
Included are former Politburo Standing Committee Zeng
Qinghong's son, Zeng Wei, and the two sons of Politburo Standing Committee Jia Qinglin.
Since the release of the Nine Commentaries on the Communist
Party in December 2004,
100 million people have withdrawn from the CCP and its
affiliated organizations within 80 months between 2004 and August of 2011.
People are quitting the CCP at an increasing rate.
It indicates that many people have no confidence in the CCP,
the Chinese are rapidly awakening, and that the disintegration of the CCP is accelerating.
Hu Jun, the Xinjiang activist, considers 2012 the Year of the
Dragon as the year to "slay" the dragon.
For example, from an economic perspective, China will face
crisis this year, he said.
With the large amount of unemployment in addition to the
irresolvable social contradictions over the past 60 years under authoritarian ruling,
the regime's financial issues will not
allow maintenance of stability.
All of this contributes to the speeding up of
the CCP's disintegration.
Hu Jun: "In particular, due to economic development in recent
years, in order to solve various contradictions,
the CCP has built a very strong team to maintain stability.
This team needs financial and economic support.
With the economic problems, financially, this bunch of people's
greed can't be satisfied.
As a result, this will create a very drastic contradiction,
and the CCP system will collapse entirely."
Laozi said, Heaven's net seems sparse, but nothing escapes.
It means that justice is surely to come serve the righteous.
To the atheist communist regime which fights against heaven's
laws, the heavenly net of justice is now in motion.
NTD reporters Chang chun, Wu Xiong and Ge Lei
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"Political power grows out of the gun," is the gangster-style
political thought of Mao Zedong.
He believed that to control military force is to control political
power.
Recently, a Sina microblog post asked comrades to never turn
their guns against the people in pursuit of soldier's honor.
A Chinese military man's comment on Sina, which has been
widely re-reposted online, has caused concern.
The post was signed by a former army major who "realized the
gun is being pointed at his parents, so he angrily took off his uniform."
He then also suggested that if the regime's military uses
violence against the people,
the opponents in the military may openly break away from
the Chinese Communists, which will lead to fratricide.
Last March 29th, the Liberation Army Daily published a series
of seven full-page articles to refute the existing idea of an
"apolitical military," "non-party military," and "nationalized
military" within the army.
Also in the articles, for the first time the Chinese Communist
regime admitted the impact of the "Quit CCP" activity within the armed forces.
In addition to guns, another tool the CCP has used to maintain
stability of the regime is the pen.
It has appeared to lose control of the pen recently as well.
On January 12th, a Southern Weekend article used innuendo
to criticize the one party rule and lack of democracy in the 18th National Congress.
Last July, there were a series of resistance incidents by the
Chinese media in response to the political control of the Propaganda Department.
After the Wenzhou electric train crash, the Central Propaganda
Department did not allow published reports
and even forced the media to pull the edition containing
details of the issue off the press for the first seven days.
However, hundreds of newspapers resisted this order with
words and pictures, expressed a strong desire for the truth, and courageously continued on with their reporting.
Among them, the Youth Daily, Oriental Morning Post and
Southern Metropolis Daily showed the most intense grievances by leaving their newspapers blank.
In addition, in 2010 when Google pulled out of China,
the state-run media Chongqing Evening News, ,published an
internet article regarding the way Google expressed their
dissatisfaction with the Chinese internet censorship policy.
In November of 2009, Southern Weekend left its newspaper
blank and published an ad stating, "Not everyone can be a big shot,
but everyone can apprehend China here" in protest of the
Central Propaganda Department, which forcibly deleted content of an (Barack) Obama interview.
Although the mainland media is still largely the mouthpiece
of the CCP, a match against the CCP and the Central Propaganda Department has commenced.
The resistance has escalated, and the will to be rid of the CCP
is intense.
On the other hand, the problem of Chinese officials
abandoning their posts and emigrating overseas has become severe.
In January 2010, a report indicated that according to the CCP
Central Organization Department investigation,
1.8 million families of senior CCP cadres moved to
Hong Kong and Macau over the years.
Included are former Politburo Standing Committee Zeng
Qinghong's son, Zeng Wei, and the two sons of Politburo Standing Committee Jia Qinglin.
Since the release of the Nine Commentaries on the Communist
Party in December 2004,
100 million people have withdrawn from the CCP and its
affiliated organizations within 80 months between 2004 and August of 2011.
People are quitting the CCP at an increasing rate.
It indicates that many people have no confidence in the CCP,
the Chinese are rapidly awakening, and that the disintegration of the CCP is accelerating.
Hu Jun, the Xinjiang activist, considers 2012 the Year of the
Dragon as the year to "slay" the dragon.
For example, from an economic perspective, China will face
crisis this year, he said.
With the large amount of unemployment in addition to the
irresolvable social contradictions over the past 60 years under authoritarian ruling,
the regime's financial issues will not
allow maintenance of stability.
All of this contributes to the speeding up of
the CCP's disintegration.
Hu Jun: "In particular, due to economic development in recent
years, in order to solve various contradictions,
the CCP has built a very strong team to maintain stability.
This team needs financial and economic support.
With the economic problems, financially, this bunch of people's
greed can't be satisfied.
As a result, this will create a very drastic contradiction,
and the CCP system will collapse entirely."
Laozi said, Heaven's net seems sparse, but nothing escapes.
It means that justice is surely to come serve the righteous.
To the atheist communist regime which fights against heaven's
laws, the heavenly net of justice is now in motion.
NTD reporters Chang chun, Wu Xiong and Ge Lei
- published: 23 Jan 2012
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China's top political advisor visits Australia
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China's top political advisor visits Australia. During his six-day visit to Perth, Canberra, Brisbane and Sydney, senior official Jia Qinglin met with Australia...
China's top political advisor visits Australia. During his six-day visit to Perth, Canberra, Brisbane and Sydney, senior official Jia Qinglin met with Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard in the capital city Canberra, where the two signed agreements to enhance cooperation in trade, communication, and financial services. They leaders also discussed their commitment to addressing shared challenges such as climate change and global economic recovery as well as agreeing to encourage the studies of students in either country. On Saturday, April 9, the Chinese official met with Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd, where he expressed sympathies for the victims of this year's extreme weather, saying he was glad to know the affected areas were recovering well.
Your Excellencies, we are glad to know of your warm and amicable meetings to expand relations between China and Australia. May the people of both your countries continue to prosper in fruitful cooperation and friendship.
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China's top political advisor visits Australia. During his six-day visit to Perth, Canberra, Brisbane and Sydney, senior official Jia Qinglin met with Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard in the capital city Canberra, where the two signed agreements to enhance cooperation in trade, communication, and financial services. They leaders also discussed their commitment to addressing shared challenges such as climate change and global economic recovery as well as agreeing to encourage the studies of students in either country. On Saturday, April 9, the Chinese official met with Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd, where he expressed sympathies for the victims of this year's extreme weather, saying he was glad to know the affected areas were recovering well.
Your Excellencies, we are glad to know of your warm and amicable meetings to expand relations between China and Australia. May the people of both your countries continue to prosper in fruitful cooperation and friendship.
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Canada Delivers Lai to China
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- Updated: 23 Jul 2011
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Federal Court of Canada delivered on July 21 the verdict
to repatriate Lai Changxing back to China.
Lai was in exile in Canada for 12 years.
Chinese Foreign Ministry welcomed the decision.
Involving RMB 83 billion, Yuan Hua Smuggling Case is
the largest economic case in China.
Lai is regarded as a lethal weapon for Hu Jingtao
to subdue Jiang Zemin's camp.
Born a farmer, Lai established Yuan Hua Group in 1994.
His company has been smuggling fuel, cars, steel, heavy
machinery, cigarettes and luxuries worth RMB 53 billion.
He has evaded taxes worth RMB 30 billion.
This case's investigation was led
by then-Premier Zhu Rongji.
Lai, his wife and their 3 children escaped to Canada in 1999.
He became the most wanted man by Beijing authorities.
For many years, he asked for political asylum in Canada,
citing potential death penalty or torture by Beijing.
His application was repeatedly rejected.
。
Judge Shore of Federal Court of Canada said on July 21,
Beijing made a promise to not mistreat or execute Lai
and to give him a fair trial.
He said there is sufficient evidence to ensure his safety.
Sheng Xue (Author of Unveiling the Yuan Hua Case):
Lai is the principal criminal of such a major case.
Naturally, some want him dead;
some want him to remain alive;
some want to use him as a pawn.
His fate is not in his own hands.
The chief editor of Beijing Spring magazine,
Hu Ping, said that
some are concerned of potential unjust treatment to Lai.
So, they insist on Lai staying in Canada.
However, if Lai turns out to be a real criminal,
aren't they trying to harbor a criminal?
In Yuan Hua Case, nearly 1,000 people were investigated;
nearly 300 Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officials
were liable criminally.
21 people were sentenced to death.
Eight people were executed.
The ex-Deputy minister of public security, Li Jizhou,
received a suspended death sentence.
Ji Shengde, a high-ranking CCP intelligence official,
was sentenced to life imprisonment.
Lai built a "Red Mansion" filled with prostitution and
gambling facilities catered to high-ranking CCP officials.
He once noted that should he return,
"Many Chinese officials will suffer from insomnia."
Sheng Xue: CCP officials are nervous about his return?
Lai mentioned about the CCP agencies directly involved.
He said, "If I go back, at least 10 individuals in Central
Commission for Discipline Inspection will be executed.
When Yuan Hua Case was being committed,
He Guoqiang,
current secretary of Central Discipline Inspection,
was serving as governor of Fujian Province.
Jia Qinglin, chair of Political Consultative Conference,
was Fujian Provincial CCP Committee Secretary.
Current Vice President Xi Jinping was serving as
Fujian Provincial CCP Committee Deputy Secretary.
Only one official named Shi Zhaobin was
punished in Fujian.
Current affairs commentator Lin Baohua said
Jia Qinglin and the others escaped with Jiang Zemin's help.
Lin Baohua: Jia was Jiang's old subordinate.
Lai made a fortune when Jia was in charge of Fujian.
Jia's wife Lin Youfang was the CCP secretary
of Fujian Foreign Trade Group.
She has a close relationship with the smugglers.
It is reported that Jia is divorcing Lin to protect himself.
When Jia Qinglin was in power in Fujian Province,
he embezzled RMB 1.28 billion of construction fund.
In Yuan Hua Case, he took large bribes,
and obtained four villas worth RMB 6.3 million each.
Lin Baohua said that after toppling Chen Xitong in 1995,
Jiang Zemin nominated Jia to be Beijing's CCP secretary.
Jiang protected Jia, so the latter would ensure that
Chen's verdict would not be reversed.
Lin Baohua: according to the book
"Unveiling Yuan Hua Case",
Lai kept silent on a lot of sensitive issues,
in order to save his skin.
However, he also revealed some confidential
information, such as he had close relationships
with 83 senior secretaries.
E.g. he was very close to the director of Jiang's Office.
In Yuan Hua Case,
Jiang's confidant Jia Ting'an tipped off Lai.
Jia was promoted to chief of the Central
Military Commission in 2003 by Jiang.
Subsequently he got promoted to lieutenant general.
However, Hu Jintao never promoted him to general.
Overseas media pointed that during the sensitive period
of Jiang Zemin's rumored death,
repatriation of Lai will have a large impact on
the personnel arrangement of the CCP's 18th congress.
Dr. Li Tianxiao, professor of political science
at Columbia University, said,
"If Hu jintao make the Lai's case sensational,
there will be enormous pressure on Jiang's followers.
So, Hu will have a good chance
to disintegrate Jiang's camp.
NTD reporters Chang Chun, Li Yuanhan and Xiao Yu
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Federal Court of Canada delivered on July 21 the verdict
to repatriate Lai Changxing back to China.
Lai was in exile in Canada for 12 years.
Chinese Foreign Ministry welcomed the decision.
Involving RMB 83 billion, Yuan Hua Smuggling Case is
the largest economic case in China.
Lai is regarded as a lethal weapon for Hu Jingtao
to subdue Jiang Zemin's camp.
Born a farmer, Lai established Yuan Hua Group in 1994.
His company has been smuggling fuel, cars, steel, heavy
machinery, cigarettes and luxuries worth RMB 53 billion.
He has evaded taxes worth RMB 30 billion.
This case's investigation was led
by then-Premier Zhu Rongji.
Lai, his wife and their 3 children escaped to Canada in 1999.
He became the most wanted man by Beijing authorities.
For many years, he asked for political asylum in Canada,
citing potential death penalty or torture by Beijing.
His application was repeatedly rejected.
。
Judge Shore of Federal Court of Canada said on July 21,
Beijing made a promise to not mistreat or execute Lai
and to give him a fair trial.
He said there is sufficient evidence to ensure his safety.
Sheng Xue (Author of Unveiling the Yuan Hua Case):
Lai is the principal criminal of such a major case.
Naturally, some want him dead;
some want him to remain alive;
some want to use him as a pawn.
His fate is not in his own hands.
The chief editor of Beijing Spring magazine,
Hu Ping, said that
some are concerned of potential unjust treatment to Lai.
So, they insist on Lai staying in Canada.
However, if Lai turns out to be a real criminal,
aren't they trying to harbor a criminal?
In Yuan Hua Case, nearly 1,000 people were investigated;
nearly 300 Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officials
were liable criminally.
21 people were sentenced to death.
Eight people were executed.
The ex-Deputy minister of public security, Li Jizhou,
received a suspended death sentence.
Ji Shengde, a high-ranking CCP intelligence official,
was sentenced to life imprisonment.
Lai built a "Red Mansion" filled with prostitution and
gambling facilities catered to high-ranking CCP officials.
He once noted that should he return,
"Many Chinese officials will suffer from insomnia."
Sheng Xue: CCP officials are nervous about his return?
Lai mentioned about the CCP agencies directly involved.
He said, "If I go back, at least 10 individuals in Central
Commission for Discipline Inspection will be executed.
When Yuan Hua Case was being committed,
He Guoqiang,
current secretary of Central Discipline Inspection,
was serving as governor of Fujian Province.
Jia Qinglin, chair of Political Consultative Conference,
was Fujian Provincial CCP Committee Secretary.
Current Vice President Xi Jinping was serving as
Fujian Provincial CCP Committee Deputy Secretary.
Only one official named Shi Zhaobin was
punished in Fujian.
Current affairs commentator Lin Baohua said
Jia Qinglin and the others escaped with Jiang Zemin's help.
Lin Baohua: Jia was Jiang's old subordinate.
Lai made a fortune when Jia was in charge of Fujian.
Jia's wife Lin Youfang was the CCP secretary
of Fujian Foreign Trade Group.
She has a close relationship with the smugglers.
It is reported that Jia is divorcing Lin to protect himself.
When Jia Qinglin was in power in Fujian Province,
he embezzled RMB 1.28 billion of construction fund.
In Yuan Hua Case, he took large bribes,
and obtained four villas worth RMB 6.3 million each.
Lin Baohua said that after toppling Chen Xitong in 1995,
Jiang Zemin nominated Jia to be Beijing's CCP secretary.
Jiang protected Jia, so the latter would ensure that
Chen's verdict would not be reversed.
Lin Baohua: according to the book
"Unveiling Yuan Hua Case",
Lai kept silent on a lot of sensitive issues,
in order to save his skin.
However, he also revealed some confidential
information, such as he had close relationships
with 83 senior secretaries.
E.g. he was very close to the director of Jiang's Office.
In Yuan Hua Case,
Jiang's confidant Jia Ting'an tipped off Lai.
Jia was promoted to chief of the Central
Military Commission in 2003 by Jiang.
Subsequently he got promoted to lieutenant general.
However, Hu Jintao never promoted him to general.
Overseas media pointed that during the sensitive period
of Jiang Zemin's rumored death,
repatriation of Lai will have a large impact on
the personnel arrangement of the CCP's 18th congress.
Dr. Li Tianxiao, professor of political science
at Columbia University, said,
"If Hu jintao make the Lai's case sensational,
there will be enormous pressure on Jiang's followers.
So, Hu will have a good chance
to disintegrate Jiang's camp.
NTD reporters Chang Chun, Li Yuanhan and Xiao Yu
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Hearing of Lai Changxing Starts, Targeting New Gang of Four
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Taiwan media has revealed that the principal offender in the
Miamen "Yuanhua Smuggling case" Lai Changxing will stand trial at the Intermediate Court in Xiamen on March 29.
This will be the first time that Lai Changxing is tried
since his extradition from Canada last July.
This is a huge smuggling case which involves hundreds of
officials in mainland China, Taiwan, and Macau.
The interesting thing is, that for such a huge case,
all media in China are banned from reporting on it.
External analysts believe that this abnormal situation reflects
the current infighting among the CCP's high level figures.
According to earlier reporting by CCP media, between 1996
and 1999, Xianmen Yuanghua Corporation is alleged to have
smuggled goods valued at 25 billion yuan ($3.97 billion USD).
The case involves CCP officials at various levels.
During this time period, Xin Jinping was Fujian province
deputy-secretary of the CCP and He Guoqiang was the governor.
Also, Jia Qinglin served as Fujian secretary of the CCP from
1994-1996 with his wife Lin Youfang as secretary of Fujian Provincial Foreign Trade Group.
Lai Changxing's Huayuang Corp was the largest foreign
trade company at the time.
For a case this big, no mainland media have reported on the
first trial, this has puzzled netizens.
Chief Editor of China Affairs Wu Fan believes that, He Guoqiang and Xi Jinping who are involved in the case
are now on the side of Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao,
but Jia Qinglin no longer plays a role.
Right now, the Huangyuang smuggling case is being used
to target Li Changchun,
but Li is the member of the Politburo standing committee
in charge of propaganda and publicity.
Wu Fan, says "He is using this case to target the 'new gang
of four', which includes Jia Qinglin, Li Changchun, Wu Bangguo and Zhou Yongkang.
Now that Zhou Yongkang is out, Jia Qinglin is almost done.
Li Changchun and Wu Bangguo are left, Jiang Zemin is nearly done,
every one under Jiang Zemin will now be taken out."
An insider in Xiamen spoke of the possibility that, Lai Changxing
will be tried on April 4, but that the trial might not be in Xiamen.
Wu Fan continues, "It will only be after the high level
fighting ends, that the Lai Changxing case will end.
He will let out a little bit day by day;
he won't finish the trial today and immediately be sentenced.
After today, he will be tried again on April 6,
although not in Xiamen, it will drag on at a different place, show a little, and give out a warning."
According to sources, while Lai Changxing was jailed in
Xiamen, Canadian diplomats periodically visited him.
International Affairs commentator Wen Zhao
has commented that, according to customs of the CCP,
usually if any foreign country is seen trying to get involved in
cases in mainland China it will be viewed as interfering with the Chinese legal system.
However, when Lai Changxing was extradited back to China,
Hu Jintao not only allowed Canadian diplomats to visit, but also allowed them to sit in at the hearing.
This shows that the Lai Changxing case is quite important for
the infighting among the CCP high level officials.
Wen Zhao tells us, "In dealing with the Bo Xilai case,
the Jiang faction Politburo standing committee member Jia Qinglin didn't make any stance
because he is heavily involved in the Xiamen Yuanghua
smuggling case.
I suspected that Hu and Wen had used this card to control
Jia Qinglin, forcing Jia to stay quiet and not make any stance on the political issues that will emerge."
On Dec 30 of last year, CCP media outlet Xinhua reported
that Lai Changxing had already confessed to the smuggling charges against him and
that the case will be investigated according to the law.
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Taiwan media has revealed that the principal offender in the
Miamen "Yuanhua Smuggling case" Lai Changxing will stand trial at the Intermediate Court in Xiamen on March 29.
This will be the first time that Lai Changxing is tried
since his extradition from Canada last July.
This is a huge smuggling case which involves hundreds of
officials in mainland China, Taiwan, and Macau.
The interesting thing is, that for such a huge case,
all media in China are banned from reporting on it.
External analysts believe that this abnormal situation reflects
the current infighting among the CCP's high level figures.
According to earlier reporting by CCP media, between 1996
and 1999, Xianmen Yuanghua Corporation is alleged to have
smuggled goods valued at 25 billion yuan ($3.97 billion USD).
The case involves CCP officials at various levels.
During this time period, Xin Jinping was Fujian province
deputy-secretary of the CCP and He Guoqiang was the governor.
Also, Jia Qinglin served as Fujian secretary of the CCP from
1994-1996 with his wife Lin Youfang as secretary of Fujian Provincial Foreign Trade Group.
Lai Changxing's Huayuang Corp was the largest foreign
trade company at the time.
For a case this big, no mainland media have reported on the
first trial, this has puzzled netizens.
Chief Editor of China Affairs Wu Fan believes that, He Guoqiang and Xi Jinping who are involved in the case
are now on the side of Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao,
but Jia Qinglin no longer plays a role.
Right now, the Huangyuang smuggling case is being used
to target Li Changchun,
but Li is the member of the Politburo standing committee
in charge of propaganda and publicity.
Wu Fan, says "He is using this case to target the 'new gang
of four', which includes Jia Qinglin, Li Changchun, Wu Bangguo and Zhou Yongkang.
Now that Zhou Yongkang is out, Jia Qinglin is almost done.
Li Changchun and Wu Bangguo are left, Jiang Zemin is nearly done,
every one under Jiang Zemin will now be taken out."
An insider in Xiamen spoke of the possibility that, Lai Changxing
will be tried on April 4, but that the trial might not be in Xiamen.
Wu Fan continues, "It will only be after the high level
fighting ends, that the Lai Changxing case will end.
He will let out a little bit day by day;
he won't finish the trial today and immediately be sentenced.
After today, he will be tried again on April 6,
although not in Xiamen, it will drag on at a different place, show a little, and give out a warning."
According to sources, while Lai Changxing was jailed in
Xiamen, Canadian diplomats periodically visited him.
International Affairs commentator Wen Zhao
has commented that, according to customs of the CCP,
usually if any foreign country is seen trying to get involved in
cases in mainland China it will be viewed as interfering with the Chinese legal system.
However, when Lai Changxing was extradited back to China,
Hu Jintao not only allowed Canadian diplomats to visit, but also allowed them to sit in at the hearing.
This shows that the Lai Changxing case is quite important for
the infighting among the CCP high level officials.
Wen Zhao tells us, "In dealing with the Bo Xilai case,
the Jiang faction Politburo standing committee member Jia Qinglin didn't make any stance
because he is heavily involved in the Xiamen Yuanghua
smuggling case.
I suspected that Hu and Wen had used this card to control
Jia Qinglin, forcing Jia to stay quiet and not make any stance on the political issues that will emerge."
On Dec 30 of last year, CCP media outlet Xinhua reported
that Lai Changxing had already confessed to the smuggling charges against him and
that the case will be investigated according to the law.
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Trump: Budweiser So Impressed What Country Will Become Changed Name To America
Edit WorldNews.com 11 May 2016
“I think so, they’re so impressed with what our country will become that they decided to do this before the fact.” – Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. Anheuser-Busch announced the Budweiser name change and rebranding on Tuesday, saying it was repackaging 12-ounce bottles and cans with “America” from May 23 through the November election....
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Surplus Killings: When Wolves Behave Like Humans
Edit WorldNews.com 11 May 2016
Wasteful killings over time can in reality cause starvation among an entire pack. Scientists Puzzled Over Rare Surplus KillingTherefore, scientists were puzzled when a pack of gray wolves in northwestern Wyoming committed a rare occurrence ... Officials were also concerned the killings, two adult cows and nine calves, would cause unfounded fears among ranchers and hunters ... Animal nature is seldom wasteful ... It is displaced ... March, 2016. ....
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Report: ISIS Android Alphabet App Appears Harmless, But Has Hidden Dangers
Edit WorldNews.com 11 May 2016
According to the jihadi monitoring site Vocativ, the app cannot be downloaded in the Google Store but only using AKP files that are being shared among the group’s supporters.ISIS has previously released apps, such as its “jihadist news feed” in November 2015, and a radio app in February that broadcasts the group’s propaganda....
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[VIDEO] Update: 3 Separate Iraqi Car Bombings Kill 93, Wound At Least 165
Edit WorldNews.com 11 May 2016
Islamic State terrorists claimed responsibility for three separate car bombings in the Iraqi capital Wednesday that killed at least 93 people and wounded at least 165 others, The Associated Press reported. The Islamic State group has given back some of the Iraqi territory it conquered in 2014, but Wednesday’s attacks show the group still has the ability to launch deadly attacks ... An additional 46 people were injured....
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Guide to the Panama Papers
Edit Voa News 09 May 2016
The ICIJ will make the database available at 2 p.m. EDT (1800 UTC). https.//offshoreleaks.icij.org. What are the Panama Papers? The largest leak – the unauthorized disclosure of confidential information – ever, exposing data about secret offshore companies ... Named Communist Party leaders were Chinese President Xi Jinping, Zhang Gaoli, Liu Yunshan, Li Peng, Jia Qinglin, Zeng Qinghong, Tian Jiyun, Hu Yaobang, Mao Zedong and Bo Xilai....
More Relatives of Chinese Leaders Found to Have Hong Kong IDs
Edit Voa News 05 May 2016
More relatives of current and former Chinese political leaders have been found to be Hong Kong residents, according to the latest batch of leaked Panama Papers ... Both of them own offshore companies — Water Enterprise Ltd. and Tibet 5100 Water Resources Ltd ... Named Communist Party leaders were Chinese President Xi Jinping, Zhang Gaoli, Liu Yunshan, Li Peng, Jia Qinglin, Zeng Qinghong, Tian Jiyun, Hu Yaobang, Mao Zedong and Bo Xilai ... ....
Officials Named in Panama Papers Cower Behind China's Great Firewall
Edit TechNewsWorld 13 Apr 2016
... Xiaolin, daughter of former premier Li Peng; and Jasmine Li, granddaughter of former Standing Committee member Jia Qinglin....
What did the Panama Papers reveal about China?
Edit Asia Times 08 Apr 2016
By Initium Media ... The news shocked the world ... Jia Qinglin, Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference delivers a speech at CPPCC’s opening session ... Li Zidan, granddaughter of Jia Qinglin, a former member of the Politburo Standing Committee ... Her grandfather, Jia Qinglin, served from 2002 to 2012 as the No.4 member of the Politburo Standing Committee ... Jackie Chan....
China Was Largest Market for Panama Papers Law Firm
Edit Chosun Ilbo 08 Apr 2016
On Wednesday, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists said that Chinese leaders' relatives who have offshore holdings include ... Hong Kong is the company's busiest office in Asia and the world ... ◆ Suspicious Switch ... One of the youngest family members with offshore holdings unveiled through the leaked documents is Jasmine Li Zidan, the granddaughter of Jia Qinglin, a former Politburo Standing Committee member ... ....
Fallout from Panama Papers revelations so far – country by country
Edit The Guardian 08 Apr 2016
Russia claimed ‘Putinphobia’ was afoot, but Iceland’s PM was less cool under pressure – and David Cameron is still feeling the heat. Russia. What did we learn?. Vladimir Putin’s friend – a cellist called Sergei Roldugin – has secret offshore companies registered in his name worth many millions of dollars. Roldugin has said he is no businessman ... Twitter ... She did ... UK ... Her grandfather, Jia Qinglin, was the country’s fourth most powerful figure....
Panama Papers: further links to China exposed
Edit Sydney Morning Herald 07 Apr 2016
Beijing ... Advertisement ... - Jia Liqing, daughter-in-law of Liu Yunshan, the party's current fifth-ranked official overseeing propaganda ... Previous reports had named President Xi Jinping's brother-in-law Deng Jiagui, former premier Li Peng's daughter Li Xiaolin, and former standing committee member Jia Qinglin's granddaughter Jasmine Li as owners or directors of companies registered in offshore tax havens ... . ....
ICIJ: China largest market for Panama Papers law firm
Edit The Japan News 07 Apr 2016
Such vehicles are not illegal in themselves and can be used for legitimate business needs ... Relatives of past PSC members Jia Qinglin, once the fourth-ranked leader in China, Li Peng, who led the Tiananmen Square crackdown, Hu Yaobang, ex vice-president Zeng Qinghong, and Tian Jiyun were named by the Guardian, which took part in the investigation ... Click to play ... + -. Generating speech. Please wait... Offline error. please try again. ....
China largest market for Panama Papers law firm: ICIJ
Edit Deccan Herald 07 Apr 2016
Such vehicles are not illegal in themselves and can be used for legitimate business needs ... Deng Jiagui, the husband of Xi's sister, was previously a shareholder in three companies ... Relatives of past PSC members Jia Qinglin, once the fourth-ranked leader in China, Li Peng, who led the Tiananmen Square crackdown, Hu Yaobang, ex vice-president Zeng Qinghong, and Tian Jiyun were named by The Guardian, which took part in the investigation ... ....
China largest market for ‘Panama Papers’ law firm, ICIJ says
Edit Taipei Times 07 Apr 2016
Such vehicles are not illegal in themselves and can be used for legitimate business needs ... Relatives of former CPSC members Jia Qinglin (賈慶林), once the fourth-ranked leader in China, Li Peng (李鵬), who led the Tiananmen Square crackdown, Hu Yaobang (胡耀邦), former Chinese vice president Zeng Qinghong (曾慶紅) and Tian Jiyun (田紀雲) were named by the Guardian, which took part in the investigation ... ....
Panama Papers: China silent on links to political leaders
Edit The Irish Times 07 Apr 2016
Any Internet searches for “Panama Papers” are fruitless and online discussions about the issues are banned ... The leaked documents name families or associates of seven current or former senior party figures, including Mr Xi’s brother-in-law, the property tycoon Deng Jiagui, Li Xiaolin, daughter of former premier Li Peng, ex-standing committee of the politburo members Zhang Gaoli and Liu Yunshan and politburo leader Jia Qinglin ... . ....
Murder by poison only one clue to offshore dealings by top Chinese
Edit Mail Guardian South Africa 07 Apr 2016
The granddaughter of Jia Qinglin, who served as the No ... Zennon Capital Management, Sino Reliance Networks Corporation and Glory Top Investments Ltd. Liu Yunshan, a current Politburo Standing Committee member, has a daughter-in-law named Jia Liqing who was the director and shareholder of Ultra Time Investments Ltd., a company incorporated in ......
More relatives of China’s top leaders implicated in Panama papers
Edit The Washington Post 06 Apr 2016
Chinese President Xi Jinping speaks at the Nuclear Security Summit on March 31. (EPA/Dennis Brack / POOL) ... The Washington Post has not reviewed the documents and cannot confirm their contents ... They also include the granddaughter of Jia Qinglin, who served on the Standing Committee until 2012. Jia’s granddaughter, Jasmine Li Zidan, took ownership of an offshore company named Harvest Sun Trading in 2010 for $1, documents show ... See also. ... ....
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