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Barack Obama is keeping the pressure on China to let the value of its currency rise, with further comments during the Chinese president's 4-day trip to the United States. It's one of the most divisive issues between the two nations, with America saying the Yuan is being kept deliberately low to give Chinese exports an advantage. Obama says China supports nearly half a million US jobs, is its largest trading partner after Canada and Mexico, and is also the largest foreign holder of US debt. The two leaders also discussed human rights, with Hu Jintao saying China is willing to continue talks based on mutual respect, and the non-interference in their internal affairs.
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For more news and videos visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Add us on Facebook ☛ on.fb.me The head of China's Communist Party Hu Jintao has accused so-called "international forces" of trying to Westernize and split China using culture. Hu's comment was published recently in a Communist Party magazine and comes as the Party is stepping up controls on popular culture. Chinese leader Hu Jintao warned Party officials that international forces are trying to Westernize and divide the country through infiltrating the cultural field. The Chinese Communist Party journal, titled "Seeking Truth" recently published a section of Hu's speech to Party officials in October. In it Hu states: "We must clearly see, hostile international forces are currently intensifying their efforts in conspiring to Westernize and split [China], the main area they have infiltrated over the long term is the cultural field." In the speech, Hu calls on the Party to do everything they can to implement China's socialist culture in all areas of society. The end of 2011 saw the Party step up controls on Western-style entertainment shows on Chinese satellite television. The number of entertainment shows allowed to run was reduced by 70 percent. Chinese leaders have said that more books, films and other products should be created to extend China's influence abroad. The state-sponsored movie, "Beginning of the Great Revival," was released last year to mark the Communist Party's 90th anniversary <b>...</b>
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www.nma.tv Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping has left Beijing for the US and will meet with President Barack Obama and other top officials in Washington tomorrow. Xi, 58, will be under heavy scrutiny from the media during his trip, as he is widely expected to succeed Hu Jintao as president of China when Hu retires next year. Xi's visit will also include stops in Iowa and California. It comes slightly more than a year after Hu traveled to Washington, an event that we covered in a two-part series in January of last year. From the Vault we present the first animation, Hu Jintao jets into Washington.
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For more news and videos visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Add us on Facebook ☛ on.fb.me German Chancellor Angela Merkel held talks with Chinese Communist Party leader Hu Jintao and top legislator Wu Bangguo in Beijing on Friday. During her meeting with Premier Wen Jiabao on Thursday, Merkel urged China to use its influence to persuade Iran to give up its nuclear program. Wen appeared to reject the pressure to do more on Iran, telling reporters later in the day that China objected to Western nations politicizing the "normal commercial relationship" it has with the Islamic Republic. Merkel is also expected to bid farewell to China's outgoing leaders, despite differences over human rights and democracy and issues like intellectual property theft. Both Hu and Wen are due to retire from their state posts in March 2013 and hand over power to successors, most likely led by current Vice President Xi Jinping. The next generation of leaders has not expressed different economic or trade policy views, and are expected to proceed cautiously once in power. The Chancellor will fly to the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou on Friday afternoon to attend a business forum... before wrapping up her trip to China on Saturday.
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For more news visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Add us on Facebook ☛ me.lt Today is the 100th anniversary of the Xinhai Revolution that overthrew the Qing Dynasty on October 10th in 1911 and started the Republic of China. In mainland China, leaders marked the occasion at the Great Hall of the People last night. Hu Jintao used the opportunity to re-iterate the Chinese regime's calls for unification with Taiwan, the self-ruled island that still goes by the official name "The Republic of China." Taiwan has managed to hold off an invasion by Communist forces since the civil war, and relations between the two sides remain tense. Chinese leaders mark the anniversary of the Xinhai Revolution at the Great Hall of the People. This October 10th marks 100 years since Sun Yat-sen led a nationalist uprising that toppled the Qing Dynasty in 1911. It ended over two millennia of imperial rule in China. Although the Chinese communist regime celebrates the anniversary, they see the Xinhai Revolution as a movement that set the stage for the Communist Revolution in 1949. In that year, Communist forces defeated the Nationalist government who then fled to Taiwan. Self-ruled Taiwan, under the official name "The Republic of China," still celebrates the anniversary as its national day. The Chinese regime regards Taiwan as its territory. Hu Jintao used the opportunity to emphasize the regime's claim to the island, using Sun Yat-sen's own words. [Hu Jintao, Chinese Leader <b>...</b>
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Follow us on TWITTER: twitter.com Like us on FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com The Chinese Communist Party's Army General Political Department issued a notice on Jan 29, requiring all military and armed police forces to study and implement ""Comments from Central Military Commission to Develop Advanced Military Culture," this "important guidance document" was approved by Hu Jintao. External Analysts believe that, Hu Jintao's fully implementing the culture reforms from the Sixth Plenary Session in the military, is to pave the way for maintaining his position as chief of the military. The People's Liberation Army News reported that, after approval from Chairman Hu Jintao, the Central Military Commission has announced "Comments from the Central Military Commission to Develop Advanced Military Culture" to emphasize the deployment of guidelines from the 17th Sixth Plenary Session. New York City University Professor in Political Science Xia Ming told NTD that, as the CCP culture is dying, the CCP has realized the cultural crisis that it faces. Xia Ming says, " ( The CCP ) has realized that people have started to doubt and question its rule, so I feel, it wants to strengthen cultural development, especially strengthening the development of military culture, mainly because it has lost the control and influence over people on the ideological and psychological level that it once had." The General Political Department stressed that the Communist Party has absolute leadership over the 2.3 <b>...</b>
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Follow us on TWITTER: twitter.com Like us on FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com This year is the 20th anniversary of formerleader Deng Xiaoping's southern tour in which he gave a famous speech. Recently, the party media of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) published the speech in a high profile article, but said that there are two important sentences which reporters didn't dare to publish. This has attracted curiosity. Some scholars have pointed out that, the purpose of Deng's tour was to criticize Jiang Zemin who was against reform. The reason for Hu Jintao's faction publishing the speech before the 18th National People's Congress is to criticize Jiang Zemin who is retired but who didn't step down. On January 18th, "Xinhua Net" and "People Net" reproduced an article in "Nanfang Daily". In that article, Chen Xitian, former deputy chief editor of "Shenzhen Special Zone Daily" said there were two important sentences in Deng's speech that weren't published in the newspaper when the speech was reported 20 years ago. These two important sentences are, "Do not engage in political campaigns, do not engage in formalism. Leaders should have a clear mind, and shouldn't affect the leaders' work", and "Elders should resign, otherwise they can easily make mistakes. Like me, I'm old; I have a poor memory and unclear speech. So, elders like us should resign, and fully support the nation's youth." Gao Wenqian, a former member of the CCP's Party Literature Research Center and director of Zhou <b>...</b>
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The motorcade carrying Chinese President Hu Jintao to the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit arrives in Waikiki, Hawaii on the morning of November 10, 2011. The area was swarming with police, federal agents, secret service and military personnel, especially near the Hale Koa Hotel.
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For more news & videos visit ☛english.ntdtv.com While some media in Washington, DC, were slamming Chinese leader Hu Jintao and his regime for human rights abuses, back in the Mainland state media was toting Hu's visit as an overwhelming success. Any mention of US leaders challenging Hu over human rights abuses were wiped out from the internet in China. Both US President Barack Obama and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi brought up the Tibet issue with Hu during his 68-hour visit. Here's how he responded. During a luncheon with US business leaders on Thursday, Chinese leader Hu Jintao reiterated a theme that has been playing over state-run newspapers and television in China—that US-China relations must be "based on mutual respect and mutual benefit." And to be clear, Hu gave two examples, saying Tibet and Taiwan are "issues that concern China's territorial integrity and China's core interests." Hu said tensions would be strained if the United States continued selling weapons to Taiwan. In other words, he was warning the US to stay out. Just a few hours before Hu's address, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi had challenged him over the Tibet issue and the ongoing detention of Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo. And a day earlier, President Barack Obama had brought up the issues of Tibet and the Dalai Lama during a press conference with Hu. The luncheon in Washington, DC, was held in Hu's honor, hosted by the National Committee on United States-China Relations and the US <b>...</b>
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For more news visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Follow us on Facebook ☛ me.lt Chinese leader Hu Jintao wraps up a state visit to Austria amid protests by human rights groups. The visit comes ahead of a G20 meeting in France later this week. Chinese leader Hu Jintao wraps up a two-day state visit to Austria, ahead of a G20 meeting in France later this week. The visit, punctuated by human rights protests, comes as European leaders appeal to China to invest in European government bonds and the debt-stricken region's financial stability fund. After Monday's political talks in Vienna, Hu and his wife spent Tuesday sightseeing in the city of Salzburg. During the visit, the Chinese leader's 160-member entourage ran into various human rights protests. [Tseten Zöchbauer, Founder, Austrian Tibet Association]: "We are speaking for our people, who have no right to speak and when they say what they think they risk their lives. And today is really special because since yesterday Hu Jintao, the President of China, is a guest of honor in Austria and that is something unacceptable." Also protesting were supporters of Falun Gong, a spiritual group the Chinese regime has been persecuting since 1999. [Yong Wang, Chairman Falun Dafa Association of Austria]: "It's a great concern of ours that Austrian politicians -- especially the Austrian President Heinz Fischer and of course every Austrian politician -- that they don't forget about the Falun Gong practitioners in China <b>...</b>
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This is how Tibetans in Austria protested against the Hu JinTao's visit in Salzburg ,Austria. In this video you will witness a whole day of Demonstration organized by Tibetan Community Austria in Salzburg.
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For more news visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Add us on Facebook ☛me.lt Former US Vice President Dick Cheney's memoir has just been published. The book gives an account of 40 years in US politics. It also includes a rare insight into Cheney's meetings with Chinese leader Hu Jintao. Cheney writes that every time he tried to meet privately with Hu Jintao, officials interrupted and monitored the meetings. Former US Vice President Dick Cheney recently released his memoir "In My Time." Besides discussing US government matters, the book offers some insight into a kind of surveillance that current Chinese leader Hu Jintao has been under within the Chinese Communist Party, or CCP. In the book, Cheney complains of Hu's scripted answers. He describes an attempted private meeting between himself and Hu in 2002. At that time Hu was still the appointed vice president. Cheney says the meeting was interrupted by the then Chinese Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxiang. Li was a senior party member and close to Hu's boss, the leader of the CCP at the time, Jiang Zemin. Cheney writes: "He had blown past my staff as they tried to explain politely that this was a one-on-one meeting, and now he seated himself between Hu and me. It was clear this was the minder reporting back to Beijing. Hu didn't skip a beat and continued to deliver the scripted answers he had been giving in other meetings." Editor of Hong Kong's Trend magazine, Zhang Weiguo says Cheney accurately portrays <b>...</b>
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During Hu Jintao's visit, the areas around his hotel and the places where he met the Austrian Prime Minister were closed off. Hu was not supposed to see or hear Tibet activists so the shameful business activities on the costs of human rights can take place. Nevertheless I was shouting near his hotel and at the Hofburg, where he met the Austrian Prime Minister. Both times I was told by the police, they will arrest me, if I do not stop! Although I am very disappointed by this, it showed me, that shouting at the right time can be heard and is an effective tool to transport your message!
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Follow us on TWITTER: twitter.com Like us on FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com Beijing artist Yang Weidong recently asked to interview Hu Jintao, Wen Jiabao and other Chinese officials. He argued that these celebrities are not "sensitive" characters. Meanwhile, he extended his interview invitation to President Obama and other Western officials. Why would this Mainland Chinese artist have such an idea? Reporter： Yang Weidong: ""How do you understand labor, human nature, history, the world, science, and faith?" This Beijing artist said he hoped to hear responses to these questions, which are pertinent to people's daily life. He asked CCP to prove that its recent slogan of "cultural reform" is not just empty talking. October 26, Yang submitted an interview request to Hu Jintao, on Oct. 30 extended requests to Western officials, including President Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron. Yang also sent invitations to over 130 Chinese officials. 45 year old Yang, who is highly experienced in painting and arch-design, was expelled from school for joining the June 4th movement. After Ai Weiwei, Yang is named a second conscience artist. At NTDTV's recent interview, Yang talked about his father's death due to CCP's persecution. During his appeal, Yang said he found that many basic principles in Chinese society are in danger of being lost forever. From 2008, Yang initiated a large-scale documentary "Need." Among over 500 interviewees, some of whom are "sensitive characters"on <b>...</b>
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The Chinese President Hu Jintao is in the US for a four-day state visit. The leaders of the world's two biggest rival economies held a private welcome dinner on Tuesday night at the White House. Among the business at hand are economics, trade and human rights policies.
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fr.euronews.net Avant de se rendre à Cannes, où se tient dès jeudi un sommet du G20, le président chinois est en Autriche. Hu Jintao s'y est dit "convaincu" que l'Europe pouvait "surmonter" la crise de la dette, sans toutefois prendre le moindre engagement quant au rôle de la Chine. Mais son ministre du commerce extérieur a affirmé que Pékin était prêt à aider l'Europe.
China's navy should speed up its development and prepare for warfare, President Hu Jintao has said. He told military personnel they should "make extended preparations for warfare". China is locked in territorial disputes with several other nations in the South China Sea. Political tension is also growing with the US, which is seeking to boost its presence in the region. After Mr Hu's comments, the US said China was entitled to defend itself. "Nobody's looking for a scrap here," said Pentagon spokesman Admiral John Kirby in quotes carried by the AFP news agency. the link: www.redicecreations.com my channel: www.youtube.com
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As the gathering of the Pacific Rim's political and economic heavyweights winds down in Hawaii, it's the latest rift between the globe's two centres of financial influence which is dominating. The US has been criticising China for its trade and currency practices. This year the US and China continued to outline competing economic programs. Hu Jintao insisted on more influence for Beijing as a growing power, while Obama zeroed in on China's trading decisions. RT's Oksana Boyko explains the differences that have piled up between the two. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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On the second day of state visit, Chinese President Hu Jintao enjoyed all the perks of a visiting dignitary. President Barack Obama and Hu met with business executives such Microsoft's Steve Ballmer and Lloyd Blankfein from Goldman Sachs. At a joint press conference, a question about human rights in China got lost in the translation. The state dinner in the evening was a regal affair, with Jackie Chan and classical pianist Lang Lang providing amusement.
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