Hu Jintao
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Hu Jintao
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Hanyu PinyinHú J?nt?o
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Wade-GilesHu Chin-t'ao
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Order:4th President
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Term of Office:March 15 2003 - present
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March 15 - 2003
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Predecessor:Jiang Zemin
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Successor: ---
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Date of Birth:December 21, 1942
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December 21 - 1942
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Place of Birth: Jiangyan, Jiangsu, China
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Jiangyan - Jiangsu - China
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Wife:Liu Yongqing
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Wife - Liu Yongqing
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Political Party:Communist Party of China
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Political Party - Communist Party of China
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Hú J?nt?o (born December 21, 1942) became General Secretary of the Communist Party of China on November 15, 2002. He became President of the People's Republic of China, replacing Jiang Zemin, on March 15, 2003, following his election by the National People's Congress.
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December 21 - 1942 - General Secretary - Communist Party of China - November 15 - 2002 - President of the People's Republic of China - Jiang Zemin - March 15 - 2003 - National People's Congress
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Gordon Brown urges China to continue with greater press freedoms during talks with President Hu Jintao in Beijing.
Predictions about China's future
TokyoMango's Lisa Katayama has kicked off a new column on Asian futurism for IO9 with five predictions about the future of China: 1. The dystopic Communist regime will continue. While some China experts think that democratization is an inevitable first step to total economic domination, Andy Nathan, author of How East Asians View Democracy, believes otherwise. "China has authoritarian resilience," he says. "If (the current regime) was not supposed to survive modernization, it's proving very adaptable." In other words, as long as Hu Jintao's government can prove itself efficient albeit its shortcomings, the people will continue to sustain their loyalty to it. Coming Soon from China: Dystopic Futures, the Next Steve Jobs, and a World Full of Drumming Androids...
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