Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao C Span Org Chinese premier wen jiabao cspan march 10, 2013 4:05am 6:00am edt series special. chinese premier reviews the last five years and outlines 2013 priorities. new. Wen jiabao (chinese: 温家宝; pinyin: wēn jiābǎo; born 15 september 1942) is a chinese retired politician who served as the 6th premier of china from 2003 to 2013. in his capacity as head of government, wen was regarded as the leading figure behind china's economic policy.
Chinese President Wen Jiabao News Conference C Span Org Jiabao wen was a premier for china with 18 videos in the c span video library; the first appearance was a 2003 statement. the year with the highest average number of views per program was. At the closing news conference of the national people's congress, chinese premier wen jiabao responded to questions on china's trade and currency policy, and relations with the u.s., following. Chinese premier wen jiabao took questions on taiwan at a news conference today in beijing, shortly after china’s national people’s congress passed an anti secession bill. Chinese premier wen jiabao answered questions at the closing news conference of the national people's congress, an annual legislative conference in beijing.
Wen Jiabao Bows Out After 10 Years As Premier South China Morning Post Chinese premier wen jiabao took questions on taiwan at a news conference today in beijing, shortly after china’s national people’s congress passed an anti secession bill. Chinese premier wen jiabao answered questions at the closing news conference of the national people's congress, an annual legislative conference in beijing. Premier wen jiabao blamed the dalai lama for the recent unrest and dismissed charges that china is committing "cultural genocide". premier wen also answered questions on taiwan, reforming. C span.org gives you access to c span's daily coverage of washington and more than 200,000 hours of extensively indexed and archived c span video. Chinese premier wen jiabao said on wednesday that the country will not slacken it efforts in regulating the housing prices, which he considered still "far from a reasonable level.".
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