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Stephen Chow Appointed as Member of the Guangdong Provincial CPPCC Committee

2013.01.14 ·Verified ·Importance IV ·Sources 3 ·Guangdong

On January 14, 2013, the meeting of the Standing Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference Guangdong Provincial Committee deliberated and approved the list of members of the 11th Provincial CPPCC Committee, with Stephen Chow among them; on January 22 he did not check in in person, and his secretary collected the attendance badge on his behalf.

Xi Jinping Proposes the 'Two Cannot Negate' Principle

2013.01.05 ·Verified ·Importance IV ·Sources 2 ·Beijing, China

While delivering a speech at a seminar for newly promoted members of the CCP Central Committee, Xi Jinping stated that the historical period after reform and opening-up cannot be used to negate the historical period before it, and vice versa.

Liaoning People's Congress Bribery Case Implicates Large Number of Provincial Deputies

2013.01 ·Verified ·Importance V ·Sources 3 ·Liaoning

The first session of the 12th Liaoning Provincial People's Congress elected 102 deputies to the National People's Congress; it was later discovered that 45 of them were involved in vote-buying. Among the 619 provincial deputies, 523 were implicated and eventually resigned or were removed from office.

Southern Weekend's New Year's Address Was Withdrawn

2013.01 ·Verified ·Importance III ·Sources 2 ·China

Southern Weekend's New Year's address "Chinese Dream, Constitutional Dream" was withdrawn by the Propaganda Department of the Guangdong Provincial Party Committee, marking an intensification of media control.

Qi Qiaoqiao and Deng Jiagui Sell Their Company Shares to Xiao Jianhua

2013.01 ·Verified ·Importance IV ·Sources 3 ·Beijing, China

Qi Qiaoqiao, the elder sister of Xi Jinping, and her husband Deng Jiagui sold their 50% stake in a Beijing investment company to a company founded by Xiao Jianhua, removing their names from the assets.