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The Aggravating Crisis Cannot be Solved Even with Wen Jiabao's Push for Political Reform

Zhang Kai — 2012-02-08T07:32:54Z

The following article appeared in the December 31, 2011 issue of OCTOBER REVIEW, published in Hong Kong by Chinese revolutionary socialists. Their website can be reached at http://www.october-review.org/

- IV445 - February 2012 / Economy, China

Exacerbation of Corruption and Social Contradictions

Zhang Kai — 2010-12-01T06:34:12Z

In 1989, Chinese students and workers fought against the authoritative bureaucracy and corruption, for democracy and human rights. The struggle had been brutally suppressed, but over the past 21 years, the reality has shown us that it is essential to continue the struggle. It has also adversely proven that the repression has exacerbated the many abuses in the aftermath of the repression.

- IV431- December 2010

The Consequences of 60 Years of Nation-State Building

Zhang Kai — 2010-11-30T13:11:34Z

The People's Republic of China has been established for 60 years, there are tremendous changes in different aspects, particularly in the economy. It is said that China will exceed Japan and even USA within ten years and become the most powerful economic entity.

- IV430 - November 2010 / China

Intensified contradictions and people's resistance

Zhang Kai — 2002-06-15T00:00:00Z

Premier Zhu Rongji's Government Work Report, delivered to the People's Congress this year revealed acute problems in the Chinese society and economy.

- IV341 - June 2002 / China

Chinese working class counter infringements on their rights

Zhang Kai — 2001-02-10T00:00:00Z

With China launching the market economy, all types of enterprises, in particular the privately owned ones, unabashedly go after profits and squeeze whatever they can from the workers. Infringements of workers' rights have become rampant.

- IV328 - February 2001 / China