Examples of using Deng xiaoping in English and their translations into German
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Through this movement many important party members lost their power, for example Deng Xiaoping.
Those Deng Xiaoping dictum days- from"crossing the river by feeling the stones" to"carry a low profile"- are in the past.
HONG KONG-- Why has China succeeded sospectacularly in the span of just three decades since the launch of Deng Xiaoping's economic reforms?
It must have occurred toCastro that he has the chance to do for Cuba what Deng Xiaoping did for China, but he doesn't have a Hong Kong there on the island in Cuba.
Every birth anniversary of Deng Xiaoping, people from across the country will be rushed to the hometown of Deng Xiaoping presented flowers, bowed deeply, cherish the memory of a great man, mourning feelings.
Despite continuing political restrictions imposed by an authoritarian regime, Deng Xiaoping succeeded beyond his wildest imagination.
The black reaction of Hua Guofeng and Deng Xiaoping, which seized power, will lead a power struggle in order to build a fascist dictatorship.
But for China's peasants, WTO membership appears to pose a direct andimmediate threat to the tremendous gains made since Deng Xiaoping's agricultural reforms in the late 1970s.
In the past 50 years, all"elected" officials,including Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping, were designated in ways that delivered the illusion of choice but without the element of uncertainty.
Deng Xiaoping began to champion“reform and opening” in 1978.“Reform” suggested a loosening of central controls on economic life, undertaken in a spirit of pragmatism and gradualism, as an antidote to Mao Zedong's ideology of“revolution.”.
It is the story of a society that, since it was opened to the world by Deng Xiaoping in the late seventies, has undergone"three revolutions at the same time" Konrad Seitz.
The rightists around Deng Xiaoping operated a one-sided so-called"Anti-Moscow line", which they subsequently propagated in China quite openly after Mao Zedong's death in 1976, and for which they found also certain allies at an international level.
I can also envision alternatives thatwould have enriched poor nations: Deng Xiaoping becoming China's leader in 1956 rather than 1976 would have done the job there.
In the framework developed by Deng Xiaoping doctrine of"one country, two systems", the democratic free market system of Hong Kong exists at least 50 years in addition to the authoritarian socialist system of the People's Republic of China.
China, however, since 1978, after the death of Mao,followed policies of'modernisation' under Deng Xiaoping, which led the country towards state capitalism and opened it to the world market.
After the death of Chairman Mao, Deng Xiaoping declared that the cult of personality and the concentration of power were the biggest threat to the system and prescribed decentralisation, opening, experimentation and collective leadership for China.
Elsewhere in the communist world, such murderous purges were renounced long ago, first in the Soviet Union by Khrushchev, following his denunciation of Stalin,and then in China by Deng Xiaoping, following his rehabilitation and return to power in the late 1970's.
In the historical process of the reunification of the motherland, Deng Xiaoping proposed the use of"one country" principle to solve the question of Hong Kong and Hong Kong personally led the negotiations on the whole process.
Generally, the successful economies in the past three decades have been those that adopted reforms and policies aimed at increasing structural adaptability: one thinks of the US after Ronald Reagan, the United Kingdom after MargaretThatcher, Germany after Gerhard Schröder, and China after Deng Xiaoping.
As the Ucanews agency wrote last 21 April,even after the“reopening” policy inaugurated by Deng Xiaoping at the end of the seventies,“China did not allow any candidate to be ordained bishop, if it was known that he had the papal mandate”.
Indeed, over the past half-century, when the Chinese have put their minds to it, they have always demonstrated extraordinary fortitude and resolution, whether in embracing Mao's revolution or in the equally unfettered way in which theyare realizing the economic counter-revolution unleashed by Deng Xiaoping.
As Ezra Vogel notes in Deng Xiaoping and the Transformation of China, Deng's first public statement after his political rehabilitation in 1976 was,“Marxism-Leninism and Mao Zedong Thought constitute the guiding ideology of the party.”.
Even after Mao Zedong's death the leaders of the Communist Party of China like Hua Guo-feng andeven Deng Xiaoping were still forced for two years to keep saying that they wanted to continue the Cultural Revolution, that they stuck to the principles etc.
It was the late patriarch Deng Xiaoping who in 1992 made the surprising demand that Hu, former Secretary of the Communist Youth League and protégé of ousted party chief Hu Yaobang, be inducted into the Chinese Communist Party's(CCP) Politburo Standing Committee.
The Maoists had to purge theconservative wing of the bureaucracy(led by Liu Shao-chi and Deng Xiaoping), who had led China during its recovery from the devastating results of Mao's Great Leap Forward in the late 1950s.
President Xi Jinping recently pointed out in his speech, Comrade Deng Xiaoping as an independent nation, the prosperity, the revitalization of the Chinese people's liberation, freedom, happiness, struggle and great contributions to the glory of life, will always be written on the vast land of the motherland.
It should be remembered that former General Secretary Hu Yaobang,who had been forced to step down two years earlier by Deng Xiaoping because of his liberal stance, died in April 1989, triggering spontaneous and peaceful student demonstrations in Beijing, which spread across the country.
It is precisely because there are excellent leadership of Comrade Deng Xiaoping, Deng Xiaoping precisely because there is strong advocacy and efforts to promote the reform and opening up, socialism with Chinese characteristics in order to flourish, Chinese people can live a comfortable life, the Chinese nation and the People's Republic of China to a new attitude stands in the East.
The country's rapid development since the‘reform and opening-up' period under Deng Xiaoping in the 1980s depended on utilising China's vast labour force to make products for export to the global market, initially in low-wage sectors such as textiles and latterly in more complex and creative areas.
On 3 December 1975,in a meeting with officials from the U.S. and China including Deng Xiaoping(Vice Premier and deputy of Mao Zedong), Chiao Kuan-hua(Foreign Minister), President Gerald Ford, Henry Kissinger(Secretary of State/Foreign Minister), Brent Scowcroft(Assistant to the President for NSA) and George H. W. Bush(Chief of U.S. Liaison Office in Peking) international issues were discussed, one of them being Angola.