China: Zhu Rongji is dead
He was born in 1928 in the central Chinese province of Hunan in Changsha
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He was born in 1928 in the central Chinese province of Hunan in Changsha. In the 1980s, he authorized foreign investment in the Economic Commission and was involved in planning the industrial strategy. China’s great reformer Deng Xiaoping became aware of him and made him mayor of the eastern Chinese financial metropolis Shanghai in April 1988.
Furthermore, In July 1993, he took over the central bank and slowed down galloping inflation. In 1998, the party made him Prime Minister. In 1997, he became the number three of the power hierarchy.
In addition, According to media reports, he gave the students there the advice that drove him when he took office in 1998: "No matter what lies ahead of you, be it minefields or deep abysses, one should go forward without hesitation and work until the end of the day." Source: ntv.de, jwu/AFP/dpa. "This experience was very instructive for me, but also not very pleasant," he told a US journalist at a press conference in 1998. Zhu died after "the medical efforts to save him were unsuccessful," it said.
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He was born in 1928 in the central Chinese province of Hunan in Changsha.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn the 1980s, he authorized foreign investment in the Economic Commission and was involved in planning the industrial strategy.
reliability low1/2 sourcesChina’s great reformer Deng Xiaoping became aware of him and made him mayor of the eastern Chinese financial metropolis Shanghai in April 1988.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn July 1993, he took over the central bank and slowed down galloping inflation.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn 1998, the party made him Prime Minister.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn 1997, he became the number three of the power hierarchy.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAccording to media reports, he gave the students there the advice that drove him when he took office in 1998: "No matter what lies ahead of you, be it minefields or deep abysses, one should go forward without hesitation and work until the end of the day." Source: ntv.de, jwu/AFP/dpa
reliability low1/2 sources"This experience was very instructive for me, but also not very pleasant," he told a US journalist at a press conference in 1998.
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Zhu led the GOC from 1998 to 2003.
according to DER SPIEGEL - SchlagzeilenZhu died after "the medical efforts to save him were unsuccessful," it said.
according to n-tv
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