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China Ex-President's First Appearance Since Being Escorted Out From Congress
Former Chinese leader Hu Jintao was seen in public for the first time since he was dramatically escorted out of a top Communist Party meeting, when he paid respects to his late predecessor Jiang Zemin on Monday.
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Xi's Back, Claims Chinese Media. Here's Why His Appearance Is Big News
President Xi Jinping reemerged after not being seen in public since his first foreign trip in more than two years earlier this month.
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China's Xi Jinping Makes First Public Appearance Since Trip To Central Asia
Chinese President Xi Jinping visited an exhibition in Beijing on Tuesday, according to state television, in his first public appearance since returning to China from an official trip to Central Asia in mid-September.
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China Marks World War II Victory Over Japan
Chinese President Xi Jinping and all six other members of the Politburo Standing Committee, the country's most powerful body, made a rare public appearance Wednesday to commemorate 69 years since Japan's surrender at the end of World War II.
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China Ex-President's First Appearance Since Being Escorted Out From Congress
Former Chinese leader Hu Jintao was seen in public for the first time since he was dramatically escorted out of a top Communist Party meeting, when he paid respects to his late predecessor Jiang Zemin on Monday.
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Xi's Back, Claims Chinese Media. Here's Why His Appearance Is Big News
President Xi Jinping reemerged after not being seen in public since his first foreign trip in more than two years earlier this month.
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China's Xi Jinping Makes First Public Appearance Since Trip To Central Asia
Chinese President Xi Jinping visited an exhibition in Beijing on Tuesday, according to state television, in his first public appearance since returning to China from an official trip to Central Asia in mid-September.
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China Marks World War II Victory Over Japan
Chinese President Xi Jinping and all six other members of the Politburo Standing Committee, the country's most powerful body, made a rare public appearance Wednesday to commemorate 69 years since Japan's surrender at the end of World War II.
