Anniversary of Deng Xiaoping’s death: Former leader's legacy of reforms

[beijingwalker]

 

[Menthol]

I think this is the Chinese hero that deserve to be respected.

 

[beijingwalker]

The Chinese leader who completely changed China, the contribution he did for the Chinese nation can never be overrestimated.

 

[055_destroyer]

Wow "reform" just by licking US-Jap's azz since 1979.

Till now, without Western investment, CN will collapse. Their own companies like Huawei r dying under US sanction.

Inflammatory and degrading post with no contribution. @waz @Horus @Arsalan @Slav Defence

 

[Arsalan 345]

Inflammatory and degrading post with no contribution. @waz @Horus @Arsalan 345 @Slav Defence

arsalan is admin,not me hahahaha lol. thanks for tag i feel proud hahaha.

 

[055_destroyer]

arsalan is admin,not me hahahaha lol. thanks for tag i feel proud hahaha.

Thanks for the reminder.

 

[Mista]

The Chinese leader who completely changed China, the contribution he did for the Chinese nation can never be overrestimated.

A leader who's pragmatic enough to change his lifelong held beliefs at old age and change course, even with opposition from his fellow communist comrades.

 

[Viva_Viet]

Inflammatory and degrading post with no contribution. @waz @Horus @Arsalan @Slav Defence

Wow, but first, anything wrong wt my post ??

CN economy now even in much more serious situation than before 1979 bcs Deng "support" US to destroy Sovie and make CN become US's next target. even Xi also dont wanna talk abt Deng and try to avoid going the same way like Deng now.

China’s downplay of Deng Xiaoping’s contributions sparks speculation
Xi Jinping has purportedly avoided mentioning his reformative thinking predecessor
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By Huang Tzu-ti,Taiwan News, Staff Writer
2018/10/31 20:39

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) – The seemingly deliberate effort to avoid any mentioning of Deng Xiaoping – the driving force of China’s economic reforms – in China’s official media outlets and Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s reformative talk recently as the country marks its 40th anniversary of opening up has sparked speculation that Deng’s political clout is on the wane.

In an Oct. 30 article run by the People’s Daily, the Chinese Communist Party’s mouthpiece, Xi was quoted as saying that the country should implement reforms adapting to new situations during an inspection trip to Guangdong, reported Liberty Times.

The apparent “disappearance” in Xi’s public comments and official newspapers of Deng, who had led China out of the economic downturns in 1992 in the wake of the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests with a series of reform initiatives, has raised eyebrows among political observers and led some to believe that Beijing is purposely downplaying Deng’s contributions, the Telegraphreported.

https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/3565122