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Â Chinese Communistb> Partyb> (CCP)

Partyb> committees at theb> provincial level are elected by theb> provincial-level congresses that convene every five years and have as additional functions theb> election <bb>>ofb>bb>> a discipline inspection commission, advisory commissions, and delegates to theb> National Partyb> Congress.
In April, theb> Minister <bb>>ofb>bb>> Supervision reported that 860,000 corruption cases were filed against Partyb> members from 1997 to 2002, resulting in over 137,000 expulsions and disciplinary action in over 98 percent <bb>>ofb>bb>> cases.
Theb> Secretariat (suspended in 1966) was reestablished in February 1980 as theb> administrative center <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> partyb> apparatus, or, more aptly, as theb> partyb>'s inner cabinet.

http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/china/ccp.htm

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Â Come Join Theb> Partyb>! - Theb> Chinese Communistb> Partyb>, that is.

Theb> coming months will be full <bb>>ofb>bb>> back-room battling and speculation amongst outsiders, leading up to theb> 16th Partyb> Congress at which new members <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Political Bureau Standing Committee, theb> Political Bureau (<<bb>>bb>bb>>>Politburob>bb>>bb>bb>>>), theb> Central Committee, and theb> Central Military Commission will be selected.
Over theb> course <bb>>ofb>bb>> 2002-2003, theb> Partyb>, State and military leadership in theb> People’s Republic <bb>>ofb>bb>> China (PRC) will undergo sweeping change in terms <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> individuals holding official positions.
Theb> 16th Partyb> Congress will meet in October 2002, to announce theb> new leaders.

http://www.geocities.com/ccparty2002

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Â Communistb> Partyb> <bb>>ofb>bb>> China - Open Encyclopedia

Partyb> control is tightest in government offices and in urban economic, industrial, and cultural settings; it is considerably looser in theb> rural areas, where theb> majority <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> people live.
During theb> 1980s and 1990s there was a Central Advisory Commission established by Deng Xiaoping which consisted <bb>>ofb>bb>> senior retired leaders, but with their passing this has been abolished.
Formally, theb> Congress serves two functions: to approve changes to theb> Partyb> constitution and to elect a Central Committee, about 300 strong.

http://open-encyclopedia.com/Communist_Party_of_China (1415 words)

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Â Theb> Long March <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Chinese Communistb> Partyb>

He went to Wuhan where he was elected to theb> <<bb>>bb>bb>>>Politburob>bb>>bb>bb>>> (Political Bureau) <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Chinese Communistb> Partyb>.
At a Communistb> Partyb> Congress at Lushan in 1959 Peng submitted a letter raising questions about theb> wisdom <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Great Leap Forward.
So Mao, who was a genius in political and military strategy, was pushed aside in favor <bb>>ofb>bb>> Otto Braun, someone without any abilities at all to speak <bb>>ofb>bb>>, because <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> slavish support <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Chinese Communists who had been to Moscow.

http://www.sjsu.edu/faculty/watkins/longmarch.htm (1415 words)

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Â Chinese Communistb> Partyb> Holds 15th Partyb> Congress

Theb> Chinese Communistb> Partyb> September 12-18 held its 15th five-year partyb> congress, theb> most important political event in China, at theb> Great Hall <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> People in Beijing, theb> Chinese capital.
Several <bb>>ofb>bb>> Qiao's backers were also dropped from theb> Central Committee, including Ren Jianxin, theb> head <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Chinese supreme court; Minister <bb>>ofb>bb>> Electronic Industry Hu Qili; and Wang Hanbin, a National People's Congress official.
A total <bb>>ofb>bb>> 2,074 partyb> delegates, under theb> leadership <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> CP general secretary, Chinese President Jiang Zemin, approved an unprecedented privatization plan involving theb> sell-off <bb>>ofb>bb>> most <bb>>ofb>bb>> China's state-owned companies.

http://www.facts.com/wnd/china.htm (1415 words)

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Â Chinese Communistb> Partyb> to declare itself open to theb> capitalist elite

Theb> 16th National Congress <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Chinese Communistb> Partyb> (CCP), which has been meeting in Beijing since November 8, is set to formally open partyb> membership to China’s business elite.
Jiang’s theory calls for theb> abolition <bb>>ofb>bb>> a clause in theb> CCP’s constitution that officially prohibits private businessmen from becoming partyb> members and serving in theb> government.
Hu Jintao, a protégé <bb>>ofb>bb>> Deng Xiaoping and ruthless defender <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> CCP dictatorship, is almost certain to become theb> new partyb> boss and also be declared China’s president next March when Jiang steps down.

http://www.wsws.org/articles/2002/nov2002/chin-n13.shtml (1415 words)

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Â <<bb>>bb>bb>>>Politburob>bb>>bb>bb>>> - Wikipedia, theb> free encyclopedia

In Marxist-Leninist states, theb> partyb> is seen as theb> "vanguard <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> people" and therefore usually has theb> power to control theb> state, and theb> non-state partyb> officials in theb> <<bb>>bb>bb>>>politburob>bb>>bb>bb>>> generally hold extreme power.
A <<bb>>bb>bb>>>Politburob>bb>>bb>bb>>> is theb> executive organization for a number <bb>>ofb>bb>> political parties, most notably for Communistb> Parties.
In theb> Soviet Union for example, theb> General Secretary <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Communistb> Partyb> did not necessarily hold a state office like president or prime minister to effectively control theb> system <bb>>ofb>bb>> government.

http://www.eastcleveland.us/project/wikipedia/index.php/Politburo (318 words)

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Â International Trotskyism - China: Early Years <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Chinese Communistb> Partyb>

P’eng Shu-tse also was a delegate to theb> Fifth Congress <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Communistb> International in June-July 1924, shortly before his return home.
Although there were Chinese Communistb> leaders who took positions similar to those <bb>>ofb>bb>> Leon Trotsky during theb> 1925-1927 period they only became aware <bb>>ofb>bb>> this community <bb>>ofb>bb>> ideas subsequently.
Theb> Comintern representatives and Ch’en Tu-hsiu decided that for theb> purpose <bb>>ofb>bb>> developing more or less rapidly a group <bb>>ofb>bb>> cadres for theb> Chinese Communistb> movement it would be useful to send a group <bb>>ofb>bb>> young people to theb> University <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Toilers <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> East, which had been established in Moscow.

http://www.marxists.org/history/etol/writers/alex/works/in_trot/china1.htm (318 words)

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Â Chinese Communistb> Partyb> Opens Its 15th National Congress

Between 1980 and 1981, he studied in a training class for young and middle-aged cadres at theb> Partyb> School <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> CPC Central Committee, and served as deputy secretary <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Municipal Partyb> Committee and mayor <bb>>ofb>bb>> Harbin in Heilongjiang Province from 1981 to 1983.
He served successively as head <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> production division, vice-chairman <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> factory Revolutionary Committee, standing committee member <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> factory Partyb> Committee, deputy secretary <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> factory Partyb> Committee, and director and Partyb> secretary <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> factory.
Under his leadership, trade unions at all levels across theb> country have unswervingly carried out theb> Partyb>'s basic principle <bb>>ofb>bb>> relying whole-heartedly on theb> working class, and have played a more active role in safeguarding workers' rights and interests, thus giving full scope to theb> workers' initiative and creativity.

http://www.cbw.com/govern/weijianxing.htm (318 words)

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Â Theb> New York Review <bb>>ofb>bb>> Books: China's New Rulers: Theb> Path to Power

Deng sponsored theb> "four transformations" program, which aimed to produce Communistb> leaders who, as he put it, were "revolutionary, younger, more knowledgeable, and more specialized." In theb> early 1980s this program enhanced theb> careers <bb>>ofb>bb>> all theb> men and women who have now been chosen for membership in theb> new <<bb>>bb>bb>>>Politburob>bb>>bb>bb>>>.
He will be head <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, an assembly intended to show theb> support theb> Chinese Communistb> Partyb> receives from distinguished Chinese who are not Partyb> members.
Zeng Qinghong, for his part, has accumulated great influence over theb> last five years as Jiang Zemin's chief <bb>>ofb>bb>> political staff, manager <bb>>ofb>bb>> his ideological campaigns, supervisor <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Partyb>'s high-level appointments and promotions, director <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> all-knowing Partyb> Central Office, and godfather <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> clique <bb>>ofb>bb>> "princelings." His ambitions have no self-imposed limit.

http://www.nybooks.com/articles/15673 (318 words)

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Â Communistb> Partyb> <bb>>ofb>bb>> China - Wikipedia, theb> free encyclopedia

Partyb> control is tightest in government offices and in urban economic, industrial, and cultural settings; it is considerably looser in theb> rural areas, where theb> majority <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> people live.
Previously, theb> General Secretary served more <bb>>ofb>bb>> a bureaucratic role subordinate to theb> chairman.
Chinese democracy movement have tended not to argue that a strong Chinese state is inherently bad, but rather that theb> Communistb> leadership is corrupt.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communist_Party_of_China (318 words)

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Â Li Changchun biography .ms

Li Changchun (李長春) (born February 1944) is considered to be theb> propaganda chief <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Communistb> Partyb> <bb>>ofb>bb>> China.
Li served briefly as theb> Partyb> chief in theb> agricultural province <bb>>ofb>bb>> Henan in theb> 1990s.
In 1983, at age 39, he became theb> youngest mayor and Partyb> secretary <bb>>ofb>bb>> a major city, <bb>>ofb>bb>> Shenyang, theb> capital <bb>>ofb>bb>> Liaoning.

http://li-changchun.biography.ms (166 words)

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Â Jiang Retires - New Generation Chinese Communistb> Partyb>

Hu was theb> only member <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> partyb>'s current seven-member <<bb>>bb>bb>>>Politburob>bb>>bb>bb>>> Standing Committee, China's top governing body, who entered theb> new Central Committee, Xinhua said.
"Theb> Central Committee for theb> new term has been elected at theb> Congress, thus ensuring theb> smooth succession <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> new collective at theb> central leadership <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> partyb> to theb> previous one," Jiang said at theb> Congress's closing session.
Premier Zhu Rongji and partyb> number two Li Peng were also among theb> leaders not elected to theb> partyb>'s new Central Committee on Thursday morning, theb> official Xinhua news agency said.

http://www.rense.com/general31/retires.htm (166 words)

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Â Vaal Triangle Info Encylopedia - Mao_Zedong

Mao Zedong [â–¶] (December 26, 1893 â€“ September 9, 1976; Mao Tse-tung in Wade-Giles) was theb> chairman <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> <<bb>>bb>bb>>>Politburob>bb>>bb>bb>>> <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Communistb> Partyb> <bb>>ofb>bb>> China from 1943 and theb> chairman <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Central Committee <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Communistb> Partyb> <bb>>ofb>bb>> China from 1945 until his death.
Throughout his leadership, theb> CCP (Chinese Communistb> Partyb>) became theb> ruling partyb> <bb>>ofb>bb>> mainland China as theb> result <bb>>ofb>bb>> its victory in theb> Chinese Civil War.
At age 27, Mao attended theb> First Congress <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Communistb> Partyb> <bb>>ofb>bb>> China in Shanghai on July 23, 1921.

http://www.vaaltriangleinfo.co.za/wiki/index.php?title=Mao_Zedong (4807 words)

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Â RFA: Remembering Zhao Ziyang: Bao Tong's Essay

Zhao suggested that theb> <<bb>>bb>bb>>>Politburob>bb>>bb>bb>>> issue a decision: "Factory chiefs, in their capacity as representatives <bb>>ofb>bb>> legal person entities, are key personnel." Theb> motion was passed, and change began to take place throughout theb> state-owned enterprise system.
Denounce his opposition to theb> use <bb>>ofb>bb>> military force against protesters; denounce his compassion for theb> students and ordinary citizens; denounce his support for democracy and theb> rule <bb>>ofb>bb>> law; denounce his very real progress towards political reform; denounce his attempts to improve systemic corruption; denounce his contribution towards economic reform.
From 1949-53, theb> role <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Partyb> secretary in state-owned enterprises was not clearly delineated.

http://www.rfa.org/english/news/politics/2005/02/01/china_15th (4242 words)

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Â CENTRAL MILITARY COMMISSION FACTS AND INFORMATION

Theb> Partyb> CMC is elected by Central_Committee_of_the_Communist_Party_of_China and is subordinate to theb> Politburo_of_the_Communist_Party_of_China or Politburo_Standing_Committee_of_the_Communist_Party_of_China.
Another convention is that theb> military members <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> CMC are generally members <bb>>ofb>bb>> neither theb> <<bb>>bb>bb>>>Politburob>bb>>bb>bb>>> Standing Committee nor theb> State Council outside <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Ministry <bb>>ofb>bb>> National Defense, although they all tend to be members <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Communist_Party_of_China and are members <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Central Committee.
Theb> Partyb> and state Central Military Commissions are in command <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Armed Forces <bb>>ofb>bb>> China, which consist <bb>>ofb>bb>> People's_Liberation_Army (including theb> PLA Ground Force, PLA Navy, PLA Air Force), People's_Armed_Police_ and militia.

http://www.palfacts.com/Central_Military_Commission (718 words)

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Â November 21, 2002 CHINA PARTYb> CONGRESS: TRANSITION BUT NO CHANGE

He is now all set to climb theb> height <bb>>ofb>bb>> power <bb>>ofb>bb>> China - as theb> next president <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> country and theb> general secretary <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Chinese Communistb> Partyb>.
In 1989, theb> same year <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Tiananmen protests, he imposed martial law in theb> mountain province, and led theb> brutal anti-Chinese unrest.
At this week's congress in Beijing, Jiang's "Three Represents" dictum was incorporated into theb> partyb> charter.

http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/library/news/china/2002/prc-021121-wwwh2112a.htm (4788 words)

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Â Theb> Epoch Times Epoch Times Commentaries on theb> Communistb> Partyb> Â– Part 6

[70] Lin Biao (1907-1971), one <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> senior CCP leaders, served under Mao Zedong as a member <bb>>ofb>bb>> China's <<bb>>bb>bb>>>Politburob>bb>>bb>bb>>>, as Vice-Chairman (1958) and Defense Minister (1959).
This is theb> sixth <bb>>ofb>bb>> Nine Commentaries on theb> Communistb> Partyb>.
(During theb> Cultural Revolution, China was filled with slogans such as) Â“Supreme instructions,Â” Â“One sentence (<bb>>ofb>bb>> Mao) carries theb> weight <bb>>ofb>bb>> ten thousand sentences, each one is theb> truth.Â” All media were roused to sing theb> praises and collectively speak in support <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Partyb>.

http://english.epochtimes.com/news/4-12-20/25087.html (12495 words)

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Â Theb> Tribune, Chandigarh, India - Nation

Meanwhile, Mr Swami has also started lobbying within theb> state unit <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> partyb> and with senior BJP leaders at theb> Centre to retain his supremacy in Uttaranchal.
Theb> partyb> is making special mention <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> defeats suffered by BJP allies in Tamil Nadu and Assam in theb> recently held polls.
Mr Jaswant Singh, who underlined theb> importance that New Delhi attached to developing relations with China on theb> basis <bb>>ofb>bb>> Panchsheel and mutual sensitivity to each otherÂ’s concerns, underscored that further development <bb>>ofb>bb>> relations and theb> settlement <bb>>ofb>bb>> outstanding issues <bb>>ofb>bb>> mutual concern would be beneficial to peace and stability <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> region.

http://www.tribuneindia.com/2001/20010518/nation.htm (4598 words)

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Â AllRefer.com - Deng Xiaoping (Chinese And Taiwanese History, Biography) - Encyclopedia

Deng became a member <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Chinese Communistb> partyb> while studying in France (1920–25).
For most <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> 1980s he served as head <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> partyb> and government military commissions and theb> newly created partyb> Central Advisory Commission.
He resigned from his last partyb> post in 1989, designating Jiang Zemin his successor, after supporting theb> use <bb>>ofb>bb>> military force to suppress theb> Tiananmen Square demonstrations.

http://reference.allrefer.com/encyclopedia/D/DengXiao.html (4598 words)

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Â Peng Dehuai

In 1954 he became minister <bb>>ofb>bb>> defense and a member <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> <<bb>>bb>bb>>>Politburob>bb>>bb>bb>>> <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Chinese Communistb> Partyb>.
A skillful and effective general, from 1937 on he was second in command (to Chu Teh) <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> "Eighth Route Army" fighting an effective guerrilla war for theb> Communistb> Partyb> agains theb> invading Japanese.
Commanded theb> Chinese People's Liberation Army force sent to rescue North Korean tyrant Kim Il Sung in theb> Korean War after theb> destruction <bb>>ofb>bb>> his armies by Douglas MacArthur's U.N. forces in theb> Inchon campaign; and inflicted a major defeat on theb> U.N., driving them south in a rout and recapturing Seoul.

http://econ161.berkeley.edu/TCEH/pengdehuai.html (4598 words)

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Â Comparative Connections: Some Progress, along with Disagreements and Disarray

May 18-19, 1999: Nguyen Tan Dung, member <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> <<bb>>bb>bb>>>Politburob>bb>>bb>bb>>> <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Vietnam Communistb> Partyb> and Deputy Prime Minister, visits China for discussions with Wu Bangguo, a member <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> <<bb>>bb>bb>>>Politburob>bb>>bb>bb>>> <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Chinese Communistb> Partyb> and Vice Premier.
Agreement was reached during theb> February-March 1999 visit to China by Le Kha Phieu, Secretary General <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Vietnam Communistb> Partyb>.
Sino-Vietnamese ties were reinforced in May when Deputy Prime Minister and <<bb>>bb>bb>>>Politburob>bb>>bb>bb>>> member Nguyen Tan Dung journeyed to China to study theb> applicability <bb>>ofb>bb>> its reform process.

http://www.csis.org/pacfor/cc/992Qchina_asean.html (4598 words)

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Â Indiainfo.com -> News -> India -> Chinese team in India for bilateral talks

New Delhi: A high-level Chinese delegation headed by senior <<bb>>bb>bb>>>politburob>bb>>bb>bb>>> member <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Chinese Communistb> Partyb>, Li Changchun, arrived on Saturday on a weeklong visit to India for discussions with Indian leaders on various bilateral, regional and international issues <bb>>ofb>bb>> mutual concern.
Theb> visit is part <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> continuing high-level engagements between India and China during theb> past one and a half years.
[an error occurred while processing this directive] Although officials described theb> visit by theb> Chinese leader as'' part <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> process <bb>>ofb>bb>> high-level political exchanges between India and China in theb> recent years,'' it is believed that theb> US missile defence programme (NMD) would figure during theb> discussions between Li Changchun and Indian leaders.

http://newsarchives.indiainfo.com/2001/05/12/12chindel.html (4598 words)

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Â Modern China: Theb> Chinese Communistb> Partyb>

Theb> communists themselves began to operate independently as a partyb> after theb> death <bb>>ofb>bb>> Sun Yat-sen in 1925; in particular, Mao Tse-tung engaged on a partyb> recruitment campaign among peasants that was phenomenally successful.
Thus theb> New Culture Movement began to gestate theb> seeds <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Chinese Communistb> Partyb>.
In 1938, theb> Soviet Union recognized him as theb> leader <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> CCP, and in 1945, he was elected teh Chairman <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> CCP Central Committee, Chairman <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> <<bb>>bb>bb>>>Politburob>bb>>bb>bb>>>, Chairman <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Secretariat, and Chairman <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Military Commission.

http://www.wsu.edu:8001/~dee/MODCHINA/COMM.HTM (1820 words)

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Â Chinese Communistb> Partyb>

These four radicals occupied powerful positions in theb> <<bb>>bb>bb>>>Politburob>bb>>bb>bb>>> after theb> Tenth Partyb> Congress <bb>>ofb>bb>> 1973.
On 3rd September, 1966, Lin Biao made a speech where he urged pupils in schools and colleges to criticize those partyb> officials who had been influenced by theb> ideas <bb>>ofb>bb>>
Inspired by theb> Russian Revolution theb> Chinese Communistb> Partyb> (CCP) was established in Shanghai in July 1921.

http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/CHINAcommunist.htm (1820 words)

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Â Modern China: Theb> Chinese Communistb> Partyb>

He had, through all his tribulations, achieved his ambition <bb>>ofb>bb>> becoming theb> head <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Communistb> partyb>.
Theb> communists themselves began to operate independently as a partyb> after theb> death <bb>>ofb>bb>> Sun Yat-sen in 1925; in particular, Mao Tse-tung engaged on a partyb> recruitment campaign among peasants that was phenomenally successful.
Iconoclastic and brilliant, he fundamentally disagreed with theb> ideas <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> other major leader <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> New Culture Movement, Hu Shih, who believed that Chinese society should be changed gradually, "drop by drop." Ch'en, however, believed that Chinese society should be changed all at once in a revolution modelled after theb> Bolshevik Revolution.

http://www.wsu.edu:8001/~dee/MODCHINA/COMM.HTM (1820 words)

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Â Hu Jintao: Chinese Communistb> Partyb> 'golden boy'

Communistb> Partyb> at theb> tender age <bb>>ofb>bb>> 56, Hu Jintao saw his widely held
For theb> last six years, he has headed Beijing's Communistb> Partyb> School,
partyb>'s chief under Deng and a liberal reformer.

http://www.tibet.ca/wtnarchive/1999/9/26_2.html (1820 words)

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Â Glossary <bb>>ofb>bb>> People: Li

Served under Mao Zedong as member <bb>>ofb>bb>> China's <<bb>>bb>bb>>>Politburob>bb>>bb>bb>>>, as Vice-Chairman (1958) and Defense Minister (1959).
During theb> during a raid on theb> Soviet embassy in Canton, Li was captured and, with nineteen others, he was executed on theb> orders <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Manchurian general Zhang Zuolin (Chang Tso-lin) in April 1927.
Lin is widely credited as theb> architect <bb>>ofb>bb>> China's Cultural Revolution and was responsible for theb> development <bb>>ofb>bb>> Mao Zedong's “Little Red Book.” Lin was designated as Mao's successor in 1966 but fell out <bb>>ofb>bb>> favor in 1970.

http://www.marxists.org/glossary/people/l/i.htm (1820 words)

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Â Bao Tong - A Call to theb> Leadership <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Chinese Communistb> Partyb> and theb> Government:

On this day, March 25th, a little more than two months before June 4th, I would like to offer a few thoughts about June 4th, 1989, to you, theb> leaders <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Chinese Communistb> Partyb> (CCP) and theb> government, and I hope you will think them over.
Holding principles above all is also theb> belief upheld by generations <bb>>ofb>bb>> partyb> members.
However, putting theb> principles <bb>>ofb>bb>> society above personal friendships is theb> virtue <bb>>ofb>bb>> a statesman.

http://www.democracy.org.hk/EN/mar1999/mainlnd_24.htm (1820 words)

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Â House <bb>>ofb>bb>> Representatives - Latest News

De Venecia later decorated Wu, a standing member <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> <<bb>>bb>bb>>>Politburob>bb>>bb>bb>>> <bb>>ofb>bb>> theb> Communistb> Partyb> <bb>>ofb>bb>> China, with theb> Congressional Medal <bb>>ofb>bb>> AchievementÂ—theb> highest award from theb> House <bb>>ofb>bb>> RepresentativesÂ—for his efforts to fight official corruption that helped propel ChinaÂ’s dramatic economic transformation.
He said de VeneciaÂ’s closing speech at theb> Third International Conference <bb>>ofb>bb>> Asian Political Parties (ICAPP) hosted by theb> Communistb> Partyb> <bb>>ofb>bb>> China in Beijing last month Â“was enormously well receivedÂ” by theb> Chinese people.
Theb> Speaker, theb> Lakas CMD national president, led a team <bb>>ofb>bb>> Lakas and House leaders in bilateral talks with Wu and his delegation centered on strengthening partyb> efforts to fight terrorism, corruption and theb> drug syndicates whom he branded as Â“responsible for theb> corruption <bb>>ofb>bb>> public officials and police forces.Â”

http://www.congress.gov.ph/press/print.php?pressid=465 (551 words)

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