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| | Li Peng - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Li was born in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, the son of writer Li Shouxun, one of the earliest CPC revolutionaries and a revolutionary martyr. | | | After Li was elected member of the CPC Central Committee at the Twelfth CPC National Congress in 1982, he rose to the Politburo and the Party Secretariat in 1985, and the standing committee of the Politburo in 1987, when he also became acting premier. | | | Li was orphaned at age three when his father was executed by the Kuomintang. |
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| | China Affirms Li Peng as Prime Minister |
| | Li's appointment was ratified by the National People's Congress, which met this morning at the Great Hall of the People in the heart of Beijing. | | | ONG KONG -- Li Peng, an electrical engineer who studied in the Soviet Union during his 20's, was confirmed today by China's Parliament as the country's Prime Minister. | | | Last October Li was named acting Prime Minister after Zhao resigned to become party leader. |
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| | Li Peng Biography / Biography of Li Peng Main Biography |
| | Li Peng was born in 1928 at Chengtu, Szechwan Province. | | | His father, the writer Li Shouxun, took part in the August 1 Nanchang Uprising against the Kuomintang (KMT) authorities in 1927 and was arrested and executed in Haikou, Guangdong Province, in 1930. | | | china · republic · province · communist party · ministry · northeast · ccp · premiers · communist leadership · repression · deng xiaoping · tiananmen square · kuomintang · guangdong province · kmt · political protest · chief engineer · northeast china · li peng |
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| | Li Peng on Encyclopedia.com |
| | Orphaned at age three when his father was executed by the Kuomintang, Li became the adopted son of Zhou Enlai. | | | Li, who is being targeted during his official visit to Australia by opponents because of his role in the 1989 Tiananmen Square | | | Li Peng, China's political survivor, heads for retirement lauding progress |
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http://www.encyclopedia.com/html/L/LiP1eng.asp
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| | CNN.com - Li Peng bows out - Mar. 10, 2003 |
| | Li formally retires from his post as head of the national legislature when the congress itself ends its annual two-week session. | | | Before heading into retirement Li, known to many as "the Butcher of Beijing" for his role in ending the 1989 protests, made his final speech Monday at the annual National People's Congress pledging his full confidence in the new generation of leaders coming to power. | | | Heading up the national parliament he was praised by some observers for his moves to bolster the rule of law and even marginally increase the power of the largely rubber-stamp legislature. |
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http://www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/asiapcf/east/03/10/china.lipeng
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| | Radio Australia - News In Depth - In Focus - Li Peng |
| | In the aftermath, Li Peng was dubbed the 'Butcher of Beijing', with international and local pressure calling for his resignation. | | | This late conversion may have saved his career as he was reappointed premier in 1993 despite a large protest vote favouring his eventual successor Zhu Rongji. | | | Unaffected by the Cultural Revolution, his influence continued to grow in the important power sector, culminating in his appointment as party secretary of the Beijing Power Administration in 1976. |
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http://www.abc.net.au/ra/news/profiles/lipeng.htm
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| | CNN.com - Li Peng bent on holding power - January 27, 2001 |
| | National People's Congress Chairman Li Peng is trying to prolong his influence by pushing for the promotion of key protégé Luo Gan at the 16th Congress of the Communist Party. | | | A party source said Li, 72, had largely lost his battle to hang on to a formal post after the congress, scheduled for the second half of 2002. | | | At the 1998 NPC session, a surprisingly large number of deputies expressed reservations about the appointment of Han, a former head of the Ministry of Railways, as procurator-general, China's equivalent of the head of the state prosecutor's office. |
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http://edition.cnn.com/2001/WORLD/asiapcf/east/01/25/china.willylipeng
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| | CNN In-Depth Specials - Visions of China - Profiles: Li Peng |
| | In 1987 Li became a member of the Politburo's powerful standing committee, and a year later Deng Xiaoping picked Li to succeed Zhao Ziyang as prime minister after Zhao became the Communist Party's general secretary. | | | That same year, 1985, Li was named minister of the State Education Commission. | | | He was reappointed premier at the Communist Party's 1993 convention, despite an unusually large protest vote that favored Zhu Rongji, a champion of economic -- and many suspect, political -- reform who would eventually succeed Li in 1998. |
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http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/1999/china.50/inside.china/profiles/li.peng
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| | Index Li-Ll |
| | Li served in the largely ceremonial post of president in 1983-88; his appointment appeared to be a concession to the still powerful and influential conservatives in order to foster political stability. | | | In 1987 Li became a member of the powerful Standing Committee of the Politburo and acting prime minister (confirmed in 1988) to succeed Zhao Ziyang after the latter had become party general secretary. | | | His rapid rise began in 1979 when he was appointed vice minister (from 1981 minister) of power industry and first vice minister of water resources and electric power. |
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| | Human Rights in China |
| | Following the exhaustion of domestic means, HRIC located the plaintiffs of this case to seek justice abroad, gathered evidence of Li Peng's responsibility for the 1989 events, and approached the Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR) to act as leading counsel. | | | CCR was responsible for breaking new ground in international human rights law when its lawyers unearthed the Alien Torts Claims Act to successfully sue a Paraguayan police official for the torture and murder of a 17-year son of a dissident, Joelito Filartiga. | | | After the massacre, Defendant Li Peng congratulated the troops for their actions in imposing martial law. |
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http://www.hrichina.org/public/contents/article?revision_id=3904&item_id=3903
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| | Li Peng on Basic-level Democracy, Political Parties, etc. |
| | Li said that the NPC and its Standing Committee have enacted over 300 laws and related decisions on the basis of the Constitution since the reforms and opening-up began, and the 8th NPC achieved a great deal in revising the Criminal Law. | | | The election of village committees is based on universal vote and people can freely nominate their own candidates, who can only get elected with over half of the votes, he said. | | | Everybody is equal before the law, as is clearly provided for in principles of the Constitution. |
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| | The Li Bloodline |
| | David Li’s uncle is Simon Li, who was a justice of appeal in Hong Kong,, and also selected for the BLDC. | | | Actually, to be more specific after Li Peng’s father, who was a leading communist, was shot by the nationalists In 1931, Chou Enlal more or less adopted Li Peng and raised him. | | | As premier or Prime Minister of China Li Peng has met with a great many of the world’s leaders, and many of the Illuminati’s men. |
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http://www.theforbiddenknowledge.com/hardtruth/the_li_bloodline.htm
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| | Asian Economic News: Li Peng's bid to publish memoirs on Tiananmen crackdown rejected |
| | Li, 75, was the prime minister at the time and declared martial law in Beijing to bring the demonstrations to an end. | | | The former premier indicated that certain important decisions were not made by him and tried to dispute other rumors, it said. | | | Li Peng's bid to publish memoirs on Tiananmen crackdown rejected |
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http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0WDP/is_2004_March_22/ai_114484604
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| | Li Peng in India |
| | Li Peng with Prime Minister A.B. Vajpayee in New Delhi. | | | Li Peng had wide-ranging discussions with President K.R. Narayanan and External Affairs Minister Jaswant Singh. | | | Li Peng was Prime Minister at that time. |
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http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/fline/fl1803/18031260.htm
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| | Asiaweek.com China: The Great Survivor 2/11/2000 |
| | In 1993, Li Peng brought him to Beijing as secretary general of the State Council, or central government. | | | He did stints as party chief of Henan province and minister of labor. | | | Jia survived the tumultuous 1980s, but the involvement of his State Security Ministry in corruption has tarnished his coattails. |
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http://www.asiaweek.com/asiaweek/magazine/2000/0211/sr.china2.li.html
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| | rediff.com Special: Claude Arpi on Li Peng's visit to India |
| | Zhou Enlai, who by the way adopted Li Peng as his son, visited India thrice in less than two months (between November 28, 1956 and January 26, 1957) at a time when the People's Liberation Army was completing the Aksai Chin road, inaugurated by Zhou later in 1957. | | | They should not forget that he is Zhou's son and though he may not have his father's diplomatic skills, he has been able to manoeuvre and survive many purges (most probably thanks to his contacts in the army). | | | But neither Li nor Premier Zhu is a member which is a clear indication that they may not be around after the next party congress in 2002. |
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http://www.rediff.com/news/2001/jan/09spec.htm
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| | MSN Encarta - Multimedia - Li Peng |
| | Li Peng was appointed premier of China following the resignation of Zhao Ziyang in 1987. | | | Li supported conservative Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping in the suppression of the 1989 pro-democracy demonstrations. |
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| | UTStarcom, Inc. China Facility Visited by Li Peng, Chairman of China's National People's Congress |
| | Li congratulated the Company on the success of its recent IPO in the United States and called it a great achievement. | | | During his week-long visit to Zhejiang province, Mr. | | | Li Peng, Chairman of China's National People's Congress and former Premier of China, at the Company's Zhejiang province manufacturing, sales and research and development facility on March 29, 2000. |
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| | AM - Li Peng visits Australia |
| | Invited by the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Neil Andrew, and the President of the Senate, Senator Paul Calvert, the Li visit is to formally mark 30 years since the two countries forged diplomatic ties. | | | He's the chairman of China's Parliament, the National People's Congress, and an elder statesman in Chinese politics, and, in Australia, he's being given entree to everyone from the Prime Minister and the Governor-General down, on his final Asia tour before retiring. | | | There'll be a dinner at Parliament House, another at the Canberra Hyatt hosted by the Prime Minister, John Howard, along with meetings or functions with the Opposition Leader, Simon Crean, and the Premiers of New South Wales and Queensland. |
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http://www.abc.net.au/am/stories/s677104.htm
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| | Jean Chretien Should Withdraw His Invitation To Li Peng |
| | By that time, Li Peng will undoubtedly be judged and sentenced | | | On May 19, 1989, Li Peng declared martial law in Beijing, and ordered the | | | Li Peng is the most hated and most disliked politician in China today. |
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http://www.tibet.ca/en/wtnarchive/1995/1/17_3.html
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| | PM - Li Peng visits Canberra |
| | HAMISH ROBERTSON: Not every visitor to Canberra has private audiences with the Prime Minister, the Leader of the Opposition and the Presiding Officers of both Houses of Parliament. | | | SIMON SANTOW: Late this afternoon, as the diplomats say, the Chairman called upon Prime Minister John Howard at Parliament House in Canberra. | | | Mr Li mightn't be the number one politician in China any more, but he does remain the Chairman of that country's National People's Congress. |
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| | rediff.com: Chinese delegation led by Li Peng arrives in Bombay |
| | Chinese leader and National People's Congress chairman Li Peng arrived in Bombay Tuesday afternoon, with a high-level delegation from Beijing, on a two-day visit. | | | On Thursday morning, Peng will leave for Delhi. | | | The Chinese leader will visit SEEPZ at Andheri and later meet a delegation of Chinese residing in India. |
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http://www.rediff.com/news/2001/jan/09peng.htm
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| | Li Peng |
| | He was the only candidate and the vote for top officials is largely a formality and when Li had 200 votes against and 2,616 in favor it was actually a large number of dissenters. | | | Li, although retired, wants to retain his influence in the PSC. | | | He joined the Communist Party in 1945, his father Li Shuoxun[?] was one of the earliest CPC members. |
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| | Li Peng's May 18 meeting with students |
| | [Li Tieying:] As the minister of the State Education Commission, I have talked with everyone twice before. | | | [Li Peng, interrupting:] He is the secretary of the Party Committee of Beijing University. | | | [Unidentified announcer:] Li Peng, member of the Standing Committee of the Politburo of the CPC Central Committee and premier of the State Council, and others met with representatives of the students, who have been fasting at Tiananmen Square, at the Great Hall of the People this morning. |
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| | MSN Encarta - Search Results - Li Peng |
| | Li Peng, born in 1928, premier of China (1987-1998). | | | His father, the writer Li Shouxun, was executed in... | | | Lithium (Greek lithos, “stone”), symbol Li, silvery white, chemically reactive metallic element that is the lightest in weight of all metals. |
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| | The Epoch Times Li Peng Blames Deng Xiaoping for Tiananmen Massacre |
| | Just before the 100th anniversary of Deng Xiaoping’s birthday, former prime minister of the Chinese Communist Party, Li Peng, said that the government at the time took swift action to handle the June 4 democratic movement in 1989 with the full support of Deng Xiaoping and other senior officials of the CCP. | | | Li’s article is believed to be an attempt to clear his name and shift the responsibility of the brutal suppression of the democratic movement to Deng Xiaoping and other senior officials of CCP. | | | Many believe the article is an attempt to shun responsibility and is a reflection of his dissatisfaction of the new government leaders. |
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| | BBC News ASIA-PACIFIC Li Peng faces human rights claim |
| | An attorney at the Centre for Constitutional Rights in New York said that Mr Li's security personnel had received the lawsuit during his current visit to the city to attend a United Nations-organised conference. | | | Former Chinese prime minister Li Peng has been served with a civil lawsuit in the United States alleging massive human rights abuses relating to the suppression of the Tiananmen Square pro-democracy demonstrations. | | | As premier in 1989, Mr Li issued the martial law order that opened the way for armed divisions of the People's Liberation Army to enter the city and fire on students and other citizens. |
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| | China's Li Peng Asks India to Bury Hatchet, Form New Economic Order [Free Republic] |
| | Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. | | | Mr Li, chairman of the standing committee of the National People's congress, was asked by a parliamentarian during a reception by the heads of the Indian parliament's two houses to spell out his country's widely reported help to Pakistan's nuclear arms programme. | | | Li conceded that frosty Sino-Indian relations saw their first thaw with a visit to Beijing by then Indian premier Rajiv Gandhi in 1988, which culminated in a historic visit to New Delhi in 1996 by Chinese President Jiang Zemin. |
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| | Li Peng -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | (born 1902), Chinese politician, born in Quwo, Shaanxi Province; joined Chinese Communist party 1923; mayor of Peking 1951–66, disappeared during Cultural Revolution, reappeared 1979; member of Political Bureau from 1979; elected chairman of National People's Congress 1983, replaced by Wan Li 1988; reemerged after student pro-democracy revolt as head of state Supreme... | | | Li was not only the first known Taoist alchemist but also the first to make the practice of certain hygienic exercises a part of Taoist rites. | | | In December 1994 Chinese Premier Li Peng inaugurated the Three Gorges Dam, due to be completed in 2009, on which construction work had already commenced. |
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http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9048074
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| | Asian Political News: Li Peng asked Japan crown prince to visit China |
| | Chinese legislative chief Li Peng invited Japan's Crown Prince Naruhito and Princess Masako to make an official tour of China when he visited Japan in April, Chinese diplomatic sources revealed Wednesday. | | | Asian Political News: Li Peng asked Japan crown prince to visit China | | | Li Peng asked Japan crown prince to visit China |
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http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0WDQ/is_2002_July_22/ai_89564086
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| | Three Gorges Probe - 'Li Peng Tiananmen book blocked' |
| | The behind-the-scenes rationale underlying policy decisions made during that time is revealed through Mr Li's recounting of conversations with other leaders. | | | Mr Li has been widely criticised for his role in the bloody crackdown, with many people holding him personally responsible. | | | His first personal account of the crackdown was in his book published last year. |
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| | rediff.com: The Li Peng Visit |
| | Tibetan protesters arrested in Delhi during Li's arrival | | | Li Peng to meet with Dr Kotnis's family | | | The People's Liberation Army is the main obstacle to a stable relation with Beijing: |
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| | CNN - China's Li Peng talks business with Japan - November 11, 1997 |
| | Chinese Defense Minister Chi Haotian also will visit to promote a bilateral security dialogue. | | | Li, 68, is known for his nationalistic views and has been criticized as a strong backer of the violent crackdown in Tiananmen Square in 1989. | | | It was his first visit to the country since April 1989. |
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http://edition.cnn.com/WORLD/9711/11/japan.li.peng
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| | SPCNET.TV - Li Ya Peng - All That Basketball Love ;) |
| | Yea, they did planned to marry but broke up suddenly... | | | There were also some rumours saying that Li Yapeng and Wong Faye had married secretly...... | | | The magazine reported that the security guard of Wang's apartment building saw Lee moving his luggage into Wang's house in mid-August. |
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| | Peng Peng Bears |
| | Join the Peng Peng Bears mailing list today! | | | Web site created and maintained by Peng Peng. | | | To report any problems with this site please e-mail me. |
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| | Human Rights in China |
| | In view of Li Pengâs responsibility for the June 4 massacre, we, as victims of this massacre, submitted a complaint in 1999 to the Supreme Peopleâs Procuratorate asking for an investigation into Li Pengâs criminal responsibility. | | | The signatories also call on heads of state of all IPU member countries to refuse to issue invitations to Li Peng for both formal and informal state visits to their countries. | | | The letter has been sent to Secretary Johnsson, as well as to Dr. Najma Akbarali Heptulla, President of the IPU Council. |
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http://www.hrichina.org/public/contents/press?revision_id=15539&item_id=15538
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| | Li Peng - |
| | Li, an ethnic Hakka, was born the son of Li Shixun and Zhoa Juntao, friends of Zhou Enlai and his wife, Deng Yingchao. | | | His father, who like Zhou and Deng was a Communist revolutionary, was killed by the Nationalists in 1931, and Li was adopted by Zhou and Deng. | | | By using it you agree to the terms of service, including jurisdiction and limitation of liability provisions. |
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| | The Manila Times Internet Edition WORLD > Li Peng: Deng backed 1989 carnage at Tiananmen Square |
| | Li, who became premier in 1988, also recalled how Deng advised him, then a timid apprentice, to deal with the daunting job. | | | It follows reports authorities had blocked his efforts to publish memoirs that sought to clear him from blame for the massacre. | | | Li was prime minister when Chinese soldiers were ordered into Tiananmen Square in Beijing to quell a monthlong rally by students demanding more democracy in communist China. |
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http://www.manilatimes.net/national/2004/aug/19/yehey/world/20040819wor4.html
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| | TCS Press releases > Chinese leader Li Peng visits TCS |
| | Li Peng was accompanied by his wife, Zhu Lin. | | | The chairman of the National People's Congress of the Republic of China, Li Peng and a high-level Chinese delegation visited Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) premises at International Tech Park, Bangalore yesterday. | | | Ramanan, regional manager of TCS Bangalore, and head of TCS' strategic initiative for China made a presentation to the Chinese leader. |
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http://www.tcs.com/0_media_room/releases/200101jan/20010116_ch_lipeng.htm
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| | Li Peng Speech Declares Martial Law |
| | On behalf of the party Central Committee and the State Council, Li Peng made an important speech. | | | The briefing by Comrade Li Ximing, secretary of the Beijing Municipal Party Committee, a little while ago indicated that the current situation in the capital is quite grim. | | | At the beginning of the meeting, Li Ximing, secretary of the Beijing Municipal Party Committee, briefed the meeting about the current situation in Beijing Municipality. |
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| | Xinhua News Agency: NPC Chairman Li Peng Visits Old Revolutionary Base.@ HighBeam Research |
| | During his two-day trip to the county, Li, chairman of the Standing Committee of 9th National People's Congress, visited two primary schools built with domestic and overseas assistance. | | | Li donated teaching materials to the two schools and met with students. | | | NPC Chairman Li Peng Visits Old Revolutionary Base. |
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| | Li Peng's visit upsets senators - smh.com.au |
| | "Which of these leaders will eyeball Li Peng over this abrogation of democratic rights here and in China?" he asked. | | | The man seen as responsible for the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989, the former Chinese premier Li Peng, is in Australia this week amid condemnation of his Government's human rights abuses. | | | Chinese flags fluttered from Parliament House to mark the visit, which coincides with 30 years of diplomatic relations between Australia and China. |
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http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2002/09/16/1032054764411.html
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| | Li Peng promotes unity |
| | Samdup, Peng personally imposed martial law on Tibet in 1988. | | | Wang, for the Alliance for a Democratic China, said Peng represents all that | | | Last week, Parizeau said he wouldn't be meeting with Li Peng during the |
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| | Asia Times Online - News from greater China; Hong Kong and Taiwan |
| | Note that this came from a former top general who had been long associated with strongman Deng Xiaoping, speaking of the military men responsible for the tragedy. | | | Next, word has it that former premier Li Peng, long a hardliner and object of popular hatred, says in a just-completed memoir that he wasn't entirely in the loop either - he had been in hospital when the shooting and bloodbath started. | | | Li YongYan is an analyst of Chinese political and economic affairs. |
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| | Protesters force Li Peng to cancel visit to Sydney Opera House - www.phayul.com |
| | Instead, his vehicles arrived empty and the chairman embarked on his cruise from Darling Harbour, on the other side of the city centre. | | | The demonstration forced Mr Li to cancel a visit to the city's landmark opera house to avoid more than 60 people who had gathered to chant slogans in support of Tibet and the Falun Gong spiritual movement. | | | Protesters waved Tibetan flags from a wharf as National People's Congress Chairman Li Peng sailed past on a tour of Sydney Harbour. |
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| | Three Gorges Probe - Li Peng raises concerns about Three Gorges turbines and river-traffic disruption |
| | Most of the engineers and technicians who worked on Itaipu, which was completed in 1982, have now retired, Mr. | | | The former premier of China and current chairman of the National People's Congress is also worried about the two-month interruption to Yangtze River traffic when the diversion channel is dammed late next year, Sanxia gongcheng bao (Three Gorges Project Daily) reported. | | | Li said the Three Gorges project will not only control floods, generate electricity and improve navigation, but also contribute to the success of the south-north water transfer scheme in which water from the Yangtze River is to be moved to parched north China. |
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http://www.threegorgesprobe.org/tgp/index.cfm?DSP=content&ContentID=2878
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| | Kun - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | This word is commonly used as a given name in China. | | | The word 'Peng' (Adj.) is also used as a slang word by many English speakers to denote strength and quality of cannabis; 'Peng' weed is particularly good grade marijuana. | | | When there is a storm in the northern sea, the Peng will fly to the southern sea. |
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