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21 de ago. de 2017 · The article provides the first comprehensive examination of the life and thought of Wang Huning, member of the Politburo, advisor to three Chinese leaders and important contributor to major ...
Note, however, the suggestion that his rise is due not only to his Shanghai connections, but through his first wife Zhou Qi, whose father Zhou Jirong is a senior researcher in the China Institute of Contemporary International Relations, which is linked to China’s secret intelligence service (Zhou, ‘Wang Huning: cong qingnian xuezhe dao gaoceng zhinang’, p. 32; Renyan Su, ‘Wang Huning ...
Jun Zhou, ‘Wang Huning: cong qingnian xuezhe dao gaoceng zhinang’[Wang Huning: from young scholar to top advisor’], Shiji Xing[Centennial Journey], March 1, 2002, p. 32. 7. Hong Xiao, ‘Hongqiang zhinang Wang Huning’[‘Wang Huning: advisor behind the red walls’], Dong Nan Xi Bei[Four Directions], August 15, 2013, p. 18. 8
10 de ago. de 2024 · The CPPCC chairman's role on the plenum's documents drafting team shows he remains Xi's ideological 'brains trust', an observer said In March 1994, Wang Huning was a star professor in political ...
18 de fev. de 2024 · On September 11th, Wang Huning, a Politburo standing committee member and the CCP's leading ideologist, was appointed as the chairman of the China Council for the Promotion of Peaceful National Reunification (CCPPNR). The appointment of Wang has given spectators a good opportunity to poke into the o
Wang Huning’s influence within the Party is attributable to his insights into how to secure socialism against the forces of Western globalization. Early on in his academic career at Fudan University, Wang diagnosed weaknesses in China’s system as the chief threat to socialism’s continued survival.
This book provides some insight into Wang Huning's thinking and view of the US. Wang has been called "Xi Jinping's Brain" so it'd be worth the time to read his experiences in the US and how his travels might inform or have informed his worldview. He's no Alexis de Toqueville, but it was an interesting, if not riveting, read.
