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03.10
2020

Xi Jinping visits Wuhan

Xi Jinping visits Wuhan, signaling that the pandemic has entered political narrative.

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03.01
2020

Ren Zhiqiang Missing

Ren Zhiqiang disappeared from public view after an article criticizing Xi Jinping.

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03.01
2018

China Abolishes Presidential Term Limits

The National People's Congress passed a constitutional amendment abolishing term limits for the president.

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01.16
2017

Alxa SEE Founder Liu Xiaoguang Passes Away

Liu Xiaoguang, one of the founders of Alxa SEE, has passed away. He once led many entrepreneurs into the desert and was changed by the rules.

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05.02
2016

Ren Zhiqiang given one-year probation within the party

The Xicheng District Committee of Beijing has decided to place Ren Zhiqiang on probation within the party for one year, finding that he has repeatedly made erroneous remarks.

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02.28
2016

Ren Zhiqiang's Weibo Account Closed

The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) has legally closed the Weibo account of Ren Zhiqiang, who had nearly 37 million followers, on the grounds of "continuously publishing illegal information."

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02.19
2016

Xi Jinping Proposes "Party Media Must Adhere to the Party"

Xi Jinping inspected three major state media outlets and put forward the assertion that "media sponsored by the Party and government must adhere to the Party."

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02.01
2016

Ren Zhiqiang attacked by official media for his “party media are partisan” remarks

Ren Zhiqiang publicly questioned on Weibo that “party media are partisan”, prompting a concentrated criticism by official media, and was labeled “anti-party” etc.

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01.01
2016

Ren Zhiqiang steps down as chairman of Alashan SEE

Ren Zhiqiang steps down as chairman of Alashan SEE, and the media reported with the headline “Alashan Bids Farewell to the Era of Big Shots”, indicating a shift in the direction of the times.

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01.01
2014

Ren Zhiqiang Promotes "One Suosuo Tree" Desertification Control Project

During Ren Zhiqiang's tenure as president, he vigorously promoted the "One Suosuo Tree" project, combining desertification control with the development of the rural economy, achieving significant ecological and economic benefits.

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01.01
2013

Ren Zhiqiang's Weibo Followers Exceed 15 Million, Public Influence Rapidly Swells

Ren Zhiqiang actively interacted with netizens on Weibo, and his influence rapidly expanded, making him a public figure with immense public opinion power, even capable of influencing the stock prices of listed companies.

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01.01
2013

The crackdown on major online influencers begins, shrinking the space for speech

China has begun a crackdown on major online influencers, issuing regulations such as the “Seven Bottom Lines for Cyberspace”, and Ren Zhiqiang foresaw the danger of speaking the truth in his book.

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01.01
2013

Ren Zhiqiang Elected Fifth President of Alxa SEE

Ren Zhiqiang was elected the fifth president of Alxa SEE. His role shifted from supervisor to organizer, where he began learning to listen and compromise, setting a pragmatic goal of increasing membership by 200.

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01.01
2008

Wang Shi Serves as Second President of Alxa SEE, Facing Institutional Test

During Wang Shi's tenure as the second president of Alxa SEE, the association experienced an incident where the secretariat unilaterally added investment funds. Ren Zhiqiang proposed impeachment, and Wang Shi publicly acknowledged his mistakes, demonstrating the association's rules' constraint on power.

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01.01
2008

Wang Shi's donation remarks after the Wenchuan earthquake spark public controversy

After the Wenchuan earthquake, Wang Shi's suggestion that employees donate with a limit of 10 yuan sparked public criticism, Vanke's stock fell, Wang Shi was forced to apologize and make an additional donation, showing the societal pressure of supervision on public figures.

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