- Hu
Yaobang (Chinese: 胡耀邦; pinyin: Hú
Yàobāng; 20
November 1915 – 15
April 1989) was a
Chinese politician who was a high-ranking
official of the People's...
- The
Former Residence of Hu
Yaobang or Hu
Yaobang's Former Residence (Chinese: 胡耀邦故居; pinyin: Hú
Yàobāng Gùjū) was
built during the
Xianfeng period of the...
- Chen
Yaobang (Chinese: 陈耀邦; pinyin: Chén
Yàobāng; born
December 1935) is a
retired politician and
former Minister of
Agriculture of the People's Republic...
-
death of pro-reform
Chinese Communist Party (CCP)
general secretary Hu
Yaobang in
April 1989 amid the
backdrop of
rapid economic development and social...
- to the
revived post of
General Secretary. The party's last chairman, Hu
Yaobang,
transferred to the post of
General Secretary. The
chairman was elected...
- the
older generation promoted his
rapid rise,
including Song Ping, Hu
Yaobang, Deng Xiaoping, and
Jiang Zemin.
During his term in office, Hu reintroduced...
- who
supported CCP
general secretary Hu
Yaobang: the term "Tuanpai" was
originally used to
criticise Hu
Yaobang for over-reliance of
cadres of
Youth League...
-
historic Tibetan architecture. In 1980,
General Secretary and
reformist Hu
Yaobang visited Tibet and
ushered in a
period of social, political, and economic...
- Semi-final,
resulting in the
deaths of 97
Liverpool fans. 1989 – Upon Hu
Yaobang's death, the
Tiananmen Square protests of 1989
begin in China. 1994 – Marrakesh...
- 1980s. Many of
these views were
shared by the then
General Secretary Hu
Yaobang. His
economic reform policies and
sympathies with
student demonstrators...
