#Hu Chunhua

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2 rising stars in the Chinese political galaxy,who are they and what they mean for the political order?

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⚠️ DING XUEXIANG, UNA STELLA NASCENTE DA OSSERVARE ⚠️

🇨🇳 Nell'ambito degli incontri di Xi Jinping al Vertice G20, in Arabia Saudita e con i Paesi membri del Consiglio della Cooperazione del Golfo, due sono i funzionari che - insieme a Wang Yi, Ministro degli Affari Esteri - lo hanno accompagnato:

🚩 Ding Xuexiang, attuale Direttore dell'Ufficio Generale del Partito Comunista Cinese.

🚩 He Lifeng, Ministro della 国家发改委, l'Agenzia di Pianificazione Macro-Economica della Repubblica Popolare Cinese.

⭐️ Ding Xuexiang, "Stella Nascente" (后起之秀) della Politica Cinese, Rappresentante di Alto Livello della Sesta Generazione dei Comunisti Cinesi, ha ottenuto una promozione a Membro del Comitato Permanente dell'Ufficio Politico dopo il 20° Congresso Nazionale del Partito Comunista Cinese 🏢

🚩 He Lifeng, figura che si può ascrivere alla "Nuova Armata dello Zhejiang" e alla "中国新左派", ovvero la "Nuova Sinistra Cinese", ha lavorato diligentemente negli ultimi anni come Direttore della 国家发改委, e il lavoro sul 14° Piano Quinquennale ne è un esempio (I, II, III) - ha ottenuto un seggio nell'Ufficio Politico 🏢

📄 Il Collettivo Shaoshan ha dato ampio spazio a queste due figure negli ultimi mesi. Per chi si fosse perso i post, può ritrovarli qui sotto:

🔺Breve biografia di Ding Xuexiang ⚙️

🔺 Promozione di Ding Xuexiang al Comitato Permanente 📈

🔺Due Stelle Nascenti, una Cadente - Ding Xuexiang, Chen Min'er, Hu Chunhua ⭐️

🔺Xi Jinping e i membri del nuovo Comitato Permanente visitano una Base Rivoluzionaria a Yan'an 🚩

🔺He Lifeng, Direttore della 国家发改委, potrebbe ottenere il ruolo di Direttore della Commissione Centrale per gli Affari Finanziari ed Economici a Marzo 2023 📊

🌸 Iscriviti 👉 @collettivoshaoshan

⚠️ DING XUEXIANG, A RISING STAR TO WATCH ⚠️

🇨🇳 In the context of Xi Jinping's meetings at the G20 Summit, in Saudi Arabia and with the member countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council, two are the officials who - together with Wang Yi, Minister of Foreign Affairs - accompanied him:

🚩 Ding Xuexiang, current Director of the General Office of the Communist Party of China.

🚩 He Lifeng, Minister of 国家发改委, the Macro-Economic Planning Agency of the People's Republic of China.

⭐️ Ding Xuexiang, "Rising Star" (后起之秀) of Chinese Politics, Senior Representative of the Sixth Generation of Chinese Communists, Got Promoted to Standing Committee Member of the Political Bureau after the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China 🏢

🚩 He Lifeng, a figure who can be ascribed to the "New Zhejiang Army" and the "中国新左派", or the "Chinese New Left", has worked diligently in recent years as Director of the 国家发改委, and the work on the 14th Five Year Plan is an example (I, II, III) - got a seat in the Political Bureau 🏢

📄 The Shaoshan Collective has given ample space to these two figures in recent months. For those who missed the posts, you can find them below:

🔺 Brief biography of Ding Xuexiang ⚙️

🔺 Promotion of Ding Xuexiang to the Standing Committee 📈

🔺Two Rising Stars, One Falling Star - Ding Xuexiang, Chen Min'er, Hu Chunhua ⭐️

🔺Xi Jinping and New Standing Committee Members Visit a Revolutionary Base in Yan'an 🚩

🔺He Lifeng, Director of 国家发改委, could get the role of Director of Central Commission for Financial and Economic Affairs in March 2023 📊

🌸 Subscribe👉 @collettivoshaoshan

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Hu Chunhua was demoted from the politburo and Li Keqiang died 😔

President Xi, has ever since his elevation as President in 2012, put together his faction, often referred as the Zhejiang faction, a reference to the eastern, coastal province Xi was party secretary of for several years before he reached Beijing.

Hu Chunhua, currently a Vice Prime Minister part of the 25-member Politburo and Prime Minister Li Keqiang - are the face of the CYL faction that is battling President Xi.

Xi has been openly disparaging of CYL, which he views as an elitist group. “All they [cadres] can do is just repeat the same old bureaucratic, stereotypical talk,” President Xi once said, according to reports.

Another China watcher in New Delhi said the faction fight had been building up but may be some distance from an inflection point. “We still need to watch for the signs,” he said. For instance, he said, what happens to China’s Vice Prime Minister Hu Chunhua and PM Li Keqiang.

“In case he is netted in some corruption scandal - filing bribery charges has been Xi’s favourite tool to take down powerful rivals - means that the dog fight between Xi’s faction and CYL has begun,” he added. Another would be if Prime Minister Li suddenly “decides” to retire.

the Hindustan Times giving their analysis on “Prez Xi”

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Predictable Insights - 4.9.21

Predictable Insights provides a unique, crowdsourced perspective at the intersection of politics and prediction markets.

Each edition includes an update on the politics driving the week that was as well as highlights from PredictIt's market analysts.

It's Friday and here are the insights we've been keeping an eye on: First, radically different tales of two Florida politicians — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ (R) stock is rising among his party’s base, while the same can’t be said for Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL). Then we'll take a quick tour of elections around the globe. Two presidential elections happening this Sunday in Peru and Ecuador, and we'll dive into Chinese politics ahead of their 2022 party selection meeting.

This Week in the Markets

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) speaking with attendees at the 2018 Student Action Summit in West Palm Beach, Florida. Photo: Gage Skidmore / Flickr / CC BY-SA 2.0

DeSantis’ 60 Minutes Boost

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) is making national headlines again this week that are no doubt helping to bolster his popularity among Republicans. Last Sunday, CBS’s 60 Minutes ran a scathing report about Florida’s vaccine rollout suggesting that DeSantis gave the Publix grocery store chain preferential treatment to distribute COVID-19 vaccines because they donated $100,000 to DeSantis’ re-election campaign.

The problem for 60 Minutes is that they didn’t have any evidence to back up this “pay-to-play” claim, and that once the full video of the DeSantis remarks that were used in the report were made public it was obvious to everyone (except CBS apparently) that their “deceptive editing” tactics were problematic. They had removed and edited parts of DeSantis’ response to questions from the 60 Minutes reporter at a press conference in which he explained the steps his government took to make the decision to partner with Publix.

Publix is the largest grocery store chain in Florida, with 831 locations, and is a known and trusted brand for Floridians – it was even ranked No. 12 on Fortune magazine’s list of 100 Best Companies to Work For in 2019. Their donation to DeSantis was also neither illegal nor unusual as many large companies donate to the political campaigns of both major parties.

Market Data at 6 a.m. EDT: Florida's Gov. DeSantis surpasses former President Donald Trump in the 2024 Republican presidential nominee market.

60 Minutes received a lot of blowback from Republicans across the country, but also from Florida Democrats. Palm Beach County Mayor, Dave Kerner (D), released a statement on Monday saying the 60 Minutes report was “intentionally false” and that they “should be ashamed.” Jared Moskowitz, director of the Florida Division of Emergency Management, called the report “absolute malarky,” and added the context that the reason Publix was picked as a partner instead of pharmacy chains is because they simply weren’t ready. “The federal government delayed the federal pharmacy program and we yet again stepped up first to serve more seniors.”

Publix also released a statement:

“The irresponsible suggestion that there was a connection between campaign contributions made to Gov. DeSantis and our willingness to join other pharmacies in support of the state’s vaccine distribution efforts is absolutely false and offensive.”

Republicans generally feel that the mainstream media is biased against conservative politicians and their interests, and this will definitely serve to embolden those beliefs. The incident also serves to embolden DeSantis and his reputation amongst the grassroots Republican base nationwide.

DeSantis has been gaining national notoriety for what they see as his responsible and pragmatic handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and aversion to statewide lockdowns and mandates. In February, attendees of the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) named DeSantis as their favored candidate for the 2024 presidential nomination after former President Donald Trump. And now his stock is on the rise again.

Market Data at 6 a.m. EDT: Who will win the 2022 Florida gubernatorial election?

Market Pulse: DeSantis has been gaining momentum ever since he was added to the 2024 Republican presidential nominee market on Jan. 20, and this week he surpassed Trump for the first time. Trump has been the longtime favorite to win the nomination and has kept a solid lead against other potential candidates since former UN ambassador and governor of South Carolina, Nikki Haley, slipped from an on-and-off first place in January. DeSantis passed Trump on Wednesday, where Trump closed at 23¢ to DeSantis’ 24¢. On Thursday, Trump lost more ground with the market closing at Trump 21¢ and DeSantis 23¢.

We also opened a market this week for the winner of the 2022 Florida gubernatorial election, and if DeSantis wants to run for president in 2024, he’ll need to win his re-election campaign in 2022 first. So far, he’s maintained around a 60¢ lead ahead of Florida’s Commissioner of Agriculture, Nikki Fried, who is in second place at 17¢ as of close on Thursday. Fried has been widely tipped as the most likely Democrat to face DeSantis as she is also the only statewide elected member of her party.

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) speaking with supporters at a "Liberty for Trump" event at the Graduate Hotel in Tempe, Arizona. Photo: Gage Skidmore / Flickr / CC BY 2.0

Gaetz Isn’t Going Anywhere, At Least Not Quietly

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) is scheduled to speak tonight at the Save America Summit in Miami, Florida, a conference hosted by the pro-Trump organization Women for America First. This will be the first time Gaetz will speak in front of a large live audience since reports surfaced last week that he’s been under investigation by the FBI since last summer over allegations that he had a sexual relationship with an underage girl and paid for her to travel with him across state lines – a potential violation of federal sex trafficking laws.

Since the story broke last week, the news cycle has seen a steady stream of scandalous Gaetz headlines. Including that the congressman would brag about his sexual escapades to his colleagues on the House floor, and that he had asked Trump for a preemptive pardon due to the investigation, which the former president denied. Gaetz has denied the sex trafficking allegations and maintains that the DOJ investigation is part of an extortion scheme against him and his family.

Market Pulse: In a market that has garnered more than 1.4 million shares traded, Gaetz’s odds of resigning before May 1 appear to be slim. The market hasn’t gone above 34¢ since the day it opened, and hit at a market low of 14¢ during trading on Thursday. Trader comments point out that May 1 is quickly approaching, which could be driving the market price down, but Gaetz’s story will likely be ongoing.

Market Data at 6 a.m. EDT: Will Matt Gaetz resign before May 1?

You Don't Have to be Vaccinated to Take This Trip Around the Globe

President of the People's Republic of China Xi Jinping. Photo: Kremlin.ru / CC BY 4.0

Remember Monday? Here's Why We Added Two New Markets on China.

Like it or not, Chinese and US policies (and the politicians guiding them) impact each and every one of us – from the cost and availability of countless consumer products, to cyber security and technology concerns, and even information we have about the origins of the COVID-19 global pandemic. Still, for most Americans, the Chinese political system needs further explanation, especially if you want to trade in these markets.

The Chinese Communist Party is set to elect a new Central Committee at its next National Congress, which will take place in late 2022. Then, the new Central Committee will select the General Secretary who heads the committee’s elite 25-member Politburo and the uber-elite seven-member Standing Committee. This position has held “paramount leader” power over the party, the state and the military since the early 1990s when the General Secretary began serving concurrently as President of the People’s Republic of China and Chair of the Central Military Commission.

Xi Jinping became general secretary in 2012 and was selected for a second term in 2017. Since coming to power, Xi has consolidated his power and centralized policymaking authority under his control to an extent not seen perhaps since Mao Zedong. In March 2018, China’s legislature amended the State Constitution to delete the two-term limit for the president, removing the only formal barrier to Xi serving as “paramount leader” indefinitely.

Market Prices at 6 a.m. EDT: Interested in China-related markets? Check out these four options.

Now, remember the seven-member Standing Committee chosen from the 25-member Politburo? The “Politburo Standing Committee” (PBSC) is China’s top leadership group. We’re asking if Hu Chunhua will be selected as a member of this committee at the 2022 meeting. There is speculation, because of the reasons talked about above, that Xi will secure a norm-defying third term, but questions remain as to the full extent of his authority. Whether Xi can install more of his political allies on the next PBSC will be a key indicator of his true political power, and Hu is not known to be one of his allies.

Hu is also a rising political star in China and currently serves as the youngest member of the Politburo as well as at the high-ranking level of vice premier. It’s anticipated that Xi will attempt to block his selection, but if Hu is successful it could be a signal that Xi faces some intra-party conflict and might not hold as much power as people think.

Market Pulse: Traders are confident that Xi Jinping will remain in power as the General Secretary, with the market at 86¢ on Thursday. Because of Xi’s age (he will be 69 in 2022), he will have to exempt himself from a 20-year-old norm that cadres aren’t appointed to a new term if they’re over 68 if he wants to stay in power. On Hu Chunhua, traders also give him high hopes of being selected to the PBSC, which is at 78¢. Both the Xi and Hu markets are seeing low trade volume, likely due to a lack of understanding about the Chinese political system.

Now We're Off to Sunny South America

Now we head to sunny South America, where the political futures of Ecuador and Peru could be decided this weekend.

In Ecuador, Andrés Arauz, a protégé of former President Rafael Correa, finished first in a field of 16 candidates in the first round of voting in February, with 32.7% of the vote, but not enough to avoid a runoff.

After two tense weeks where the vote count was too close to determine who finished in second place, Ecuador’s electoral authority announced on Feb. 21 that Guillermo Lasso would face Arauz in the April 11 runoff. Under 33,000 votes separated Lasso’s 19.7% of the vote share from the third place finisher, indigenous leader Yaku Pérez with 19.4%. On Sunday, Arauz and Lasso will face off in the second round of the Ecuadorian presidential election.

Market Data at 6:30 a.m. EDT: Who will win the 2021 Ecuadorian presidential election?

Market Pulse: Arauz! Arauz! It’s always been Arauz. Well, that’s what traders have been saying over the last 90 days. Trading no lower than 69¢ and as high as 89¢, Arauz’s contract has been the favored outcome in the Ecuadorian presidential election. If there is some hope for Lasso, a 13¢ bump on March 31 saw his share price jump from 14¢ to 27¢ and finished Thursday at 26¢.

Over in Peru, voters will have more candidates to choose from in their presidential election on Sunday. If none of the candidates wins an absolute majority off votes in the first round, the top two candidates will compete in a runoff on June 6. The election comes after an unprecedented period of political instability and widespread protests in late 2020 following the impeachment of former President Martín Vizcarra.

Market Prices at 6:30 a.m. EDT: Predict the margins of victory in both races this weekend.

The market for Peru’s presidential election consists of 13 candidates, including the top six based on a poll from March 31: Yonhy Lescano, Hernando de Soto, Rafael López Aliaga, Verónika Mendoza, George Forsyth and Keiko Fujimori.

Read more about Peru's candidates in Wednesday's Alternate Forecasts email.

Market Pulse: Since launching in March, traders have placed their money on Lescano, but de Soto has been on the rise this week, closing Thursday only 11¢ behind, making it the tightest contest of the market. De Soto has seen his share price rise from 2¢ on April 2 to 32¢ as of close on Thursday. Note, at the time of writing Lescano led de Soto, 43¢ to 32¢.

Market Data at 6:30 a.m. EDT: Who will win the 2021 Peruvian presidential election?

In Case You Missed It!

Photo: The Epoch Times / Flickr / CC BY-SA 2.0

PredictIt markets making the news this week include:

Casino.org: “But PredictIt bettors feel the odds are long that Cuomo will depart Albany of his own accord. “Will Andrew Cuomo resign before May 1?” has “Yes” shares trading at just six cents. Other markets on the embattled governor include whether he will be in office at the end of the year (“Yes,” 55 cents), and if he’ll be impeached before Sept. 1 (“Yes,” 22 cents).”

The Capitolist: “Prediction markets have Ron DeSantis as huge favorite over Nikki Fried.”

As well as: Blue Virginia and Florida Politics

Audible Insights

Star Spangled Gamblers podcast: Matt Gaetz’s Sex Scandal and the Derek Chauvin Murder Trial

Host Pratik Chougule was joined this week by regular podcast contributors, Eli Braden and Gaeten Dugas, to pay tribute to former host Alex “Keendawg,” and discus the complicated scandal encircling Rep. Matt Gaetz and the PredictIt market on whether he will resign.

SSG is a podcast about the hottest bets in political prediction markets and you can now listen to new episodes on the PredictIt homepage.

Here's a taste of what you'll hear this week:

“I had a lot of fun riding this [Gaetz market] up and down. It went from like 21 up to 30 like three separate times one day, and so I as just riding the waves.”

The Prediction Trade podcast: Master Class on the Masters & Betting Belarus

Affiliated with Luckbox Magazine, The Prediction Trade (formerly The Political Trade) looks at the markets on Belarusian President Alexander Lakashenko’s chances of remaining in office amid growing national discontent and scandals.

PredictIt traders will also soon be able to listen to this podcast straight on the website, stay tuned for the next site update. PredictIt homepage.

Here's a taste of what you'll hear this week:

“The question is, if Putin is put under massive pressure by the west, and I think he can be and he will be, he’ll throw Lukashenko under the bus at the first opportunity. That’s not something they’re going to go down for.”

Recently Launched Markets

Obama hands over presidency to Trump at 58th Presidential Inauguration. Photo: US Air Force Staff Sgt. Marianique Santos / Public Domain.

Markets on China’s Xi Jinping and Hu Chunhua (which we've talked about extensively in this email) launched this week on recommendations from PredictIt traders.

We also launched markets on: margin of victory in the presidential elections in Peru and Ecuador being held on Sunday, April 11; who will win the Florida gubernatorial election in 2022; and the number of Senate votes to confirm Gary Gensler as SEC Chairman by the end of May.

Finally, we are always crowdsourcing new market ideas from traders. Send ideas to markets@predictit.org and be sure to include a legitimate resolution source.

Thanks for following the markets!

Team @PredictIt

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Viceprimer ministro chino dice proteccionismo es "amenaza grave" a economía global

Viceprimer ministro chino dice proteccionismo es “amenaza grave” a economía global

Fuente: Reuters

HANÓI (Reuters) – El viceprimer ministro chino, Hu Chunhua, llamó el miércoles a rechazar al proteccionismo y afirmó que las políticas comerciales unilaterales por parte de algunos países son “una amenaza muy grave” a la economía mundial. (more…)

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Top 5 Patriots they should add to Dynasty Warriors

#1: Hu Ji: KOEI first added Hu Ji in their mobile game Dynasty Warriors Blast. As you can see from this picture, Hu Ji has one fatal flaw: He cannot read maps and is always getting lost. This is apparently why Jiang Wei lost at Duan Gu. Hu Ji was supposed to reinforce him, but got lost and ended up at Guan Du instead, or was it Wudu? Hu Ji can’t even read whatever Sinitic language they used in this time period to be honest. His directionless is so bad that sometimes he ends up in other time periods, games and dimensions. Eventually he’ll show up in the next Monster Rancher, Dead or Alive, Samurai Warriors, Nioh, and Ninja Gaiden. None of that will deter Hu Ji from trying to come to Shu-Han’s aid eventually. After recruiting William Adams, Adolf Hitler, Cleopatra, Naoe Kanetsugu and Luigi over the course of his adventures, Hu Ji will finally make his appearance in a proper Dynasty Warriors game in a stunningly epic bravura moment. Except he’ll still show up at the wrong battle, at the wrong part of the battlefield and possibly be fighting for the wrong side. But everybody will at least appreciate his very late entrance into the fray.

#2 Kong Rong: Kong Rong has never been added to Dynasty Warriors, which is stupid because he was clearly as important for Confucianism as Confucius himself. This is the reason why he was added to Total War Three Kingdoms. In TW3k he is the master of the Art of the Deal, a historical trait which he probably had, but which was sadly not recorded in the fake news media of the time. Kong Rong in Dynasty Warriors will be like a reverse Xu Shu. He wanted to join Liu Bei, but instead joined Cao Cao as a trojan horse, and from that point on he devoted the rest of his life to trolling Cao Cao so hard that it benefits Liu Bei. As a strategist, Kong Rong persistently gives the worst possible advice, aggravating Cao Cao to no end time after time until Cao Cao is forced to reluctantly execute him. Kong Rong gets the last laugh, though, as he contributed a significant amount to Cao Cao’s constant headaches and brain aneurysms which ultimately resulted in Cao Cao’s death.

However, if you go on the hypothetical path, Cao Cao spares Kong Rong and ends up winning Chi Bi because of it. It turns out the one time Cao Cao didn’t listen to Kong Rong and instead killed him, he paid dearly for it. Kong Rong suggests building schools along the Yangzi so that the bandits Liu Bei and Sun Quan are impressed and submit to Cao Cao’s virtue. The plan is so mind numbingly moronic that it works. Cao Cao, if he spares Kong Rong, thus unites China very quickly. Kong Rong also had a brief stint as an independent warlord, where he is most known for being rescued by Taishi Ci and Liu Bei. As a descendant of Confucius he was just too big to fail, and had to be bailed out. What a great man.

#3 Lady Liu: Lady Liu is the ultimate Dragon Lady character they could add to Dynasty Warriors, unless they want to take a real leap by adding Jia Nanfeng (a character they did add to Dynasty Warriors Blast). Lady Liu was Yuan Shao’s wife. That’s already funny. As goofy as Yuan Shao currently is, now imagine him with his better half stepping all over his balls. However, it only gets better. Lady Liu is most well known for vengefully killing his concubines. In the novel she intimidates and browbeats Yuan Shao, as he is dying, into making Yuan Shang the heir. In the novel, in fact, she practically takes over his faction as Yuan Shao is on his deathbed. Historically her role is a bit more obscure, though she still likely had a hand in the succession.

In short, Lady Liu would likely end up being an even more nefarious and domineering Zhang Chunhua, whipping her cucked husband into submission and probably going out of her way to try and assassinate all other female characters in every single stage. Female characters in Dynasty Warriors have tended to be hit or miss, so having one who has a major role in the story as a villain could be a nice change. Lady Liu also outlives Yuan Shao, and could probably serve as the faction leader of sorts until the Yuans are destroyed. Eventually she introduced Zhenji to Cao Pi, a marriage that worked out great with no problems whatsoever, resulting in the Yuan family winning in the end as Yuan Rui took the throne of Wei.

#4 Sun Hao: “REEEEEEE you can’t just add Sun Hao! He was a horrible ruler who led to Wu’s downfall!!!!!!!!!”

Yeah, that’s why KOEI should add him. Remember when people thought Liu Shan would be horrible, and then he ended up being one of the best characters? Well there’s no reason lightning can’t strike twice. Sun Hao was put on the throne precisely because the bigwigs in Wu thought he would be competent and Make Wu Great Again. Instead he apathetically had people killed and nonchalantly built up a huge harem for himself, all while yawning in boredom at the mundane task of ruling a kingdom, a task simply too easy and dull for a challenge seeker like Sun Hao. Just like Liu Shan is secretly a genius holding back his true power, Sun Hao can end up being a similar character who is ruthlessly callous and depraved precisely because he has no interest in being the figurehead of a failing empire. His true destiny is to eventually own Jia Chong in an epic rap battle.

#5 Cao Shuang: Cao Shuang has one of the best lines of any NPC ever in Dynasty Warriors.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIDmbivlslg

“All my drinking, hunting, carousing -- it is all for the future of Wei!”

With a raison d’etre like that, there isn’t much question. He would be an extremely amusing foil character to Jin in the main plot. In a hypothetical, he could bungle everything so badly that he somehow confuses his adversaries, resulting in a win for Wei restoration. In the historical path, he’ll be mostly a stepping stone, but a pretty important one for the Simas.

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Some of the princesses who were left out of chinese dramas:

- Princess Taiping, youngest daughter of Wu Zetian and Emperor Gaozong, was not included in Empress of China, despite being an important and powerful member of the royal family during the reigns of Wu and her brothers. The drama also left out Princess Qianjin (title later changed to Princess Anding), the youngest daughter of Emperor Gaozu who had a close relationship with Wu Zetian and Shangguan Wan-er, Wu’s personal secretary, sometimes described as “the first premier of China”

- The Story of Yanxi Palace erased Princess Hejing, the only surviving child of Empress Xiaoxianchun. The most possible reason I can think for this is that they wanted to make Empress Xiaoxianchun’s life even more tragic and explain why she would suicide after her youngest son died in infancy. I do not think it was necessary for Hejing to be a main character; they even could have explained her absence from show with the fact that she was raised by Consort Dowager Qin, one of Kangxi’s widows, by the drama acted as if she did not exist at all - and the same goes for Princess Hejia (Imperial Noble Consort Chun’s only daughter) and the 5th Princess of the Step Empress

- Empress of the Ming (Ming Dynasty) did not include Princess Changde, Empress Sun’s daughter and neither of Empress Hu’s daughters, Princess Shunde and Princess Yongqing (at least Shunde and Chande were present in the novel that the series was adapted from). Empress Hu gave birth to a son, Emperor Jingtai, because her character was merged with that of Consort Wu, the historical mother of Emperor Jingtai.

- There’s this scene in Empress of the Ming, where Hu Shanxiang says that a palace reserved for sisters of the emperor (i.e. princesses of the rank “zhang gongzhu”) has always been empty because there are no princesses with that title, despite the fact that Emperor Yongle had several sisters who were alive at the time.

- The Advisors Alliance left out Princess Nanyang, the only daughter of Sima Yi and Zhang Chunhua. It seemed strange that the show would take time to mention that Sima Shi had five daughters with his wife, and that Madam Zhen had a daughter (Princess Dongxiang) who we saw only once, but didn’t include the daughter of the two main characters.

- The Legend of Dugu, apart from making no mention of the fact Empress Dugu had four other daughters besides Yang Lihua, also ignored Princess Tong’an, the sister of the Li Yuan, the founder of the Tang Dynasty. We saw her once when she was born - she was twins with her brother - and then she was never mentioned again; in fact, even her own mother seemed to have forgotten about her.

I have a suspicion (though I do hope I will be proven wrong) that Legend of Xiao Chuo is not going to include the three daughters that Empress Dowager Xiao gave birth to. I checked the novel, and the author just switched the birth order of Xiao’s children, making the first and second prince being her oldest children, when actually she gave birth to her eldest daughter first. I can’t explain the reasoning behind this decision, but at least they included the princesses.

I am not saying that all of these princesses should have been major characters, but it would have been nice if it was at least acknowledged that they existed. The worst offender in my opinion is The Empress of China who ignored Princess Taiping, even though she was a very important individual in Wu Zetian’s life and one of the most well-known princesses of the imperial China.

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China warns of protectionism at World Economic Forum as US trade row simmers

https://www.hongkongfp.com/2018/09/12/china-warns-protectionism-world-economic-forum-us-trade-row-simmers/

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Chen the…morning

Chenguang…morning light

Chow…summertime

Chu Hua…chrysanthemum

Chun…springtime

Chunhua…spring flower

Chuntao…spring peach

Chyou…sweet autumn

Cuifen…emerald fragrance

Da Chun…long spring

Da-Xia…long summer

Dai-tai…leading a boy in hopes

Daiyu…black jade

Dandan…cinnabar red

Diu…one who is down to earth and is a practical person

Dongmei…winter plum

Ehuang…beautiful; august

Eu-fùnh…playful phoenix

Eu-meh…especially beautiful

Fan…mortal

Fang…fragrant; sweet-smelling

Far…flower

Fenfang…fragrant

Feng…maple

Fung…bird

Genji…who is most valuable as gold

Gho…responsible and inspirational

Guan-yin…goddess of mercy

Guang…glory

Hee…lotus

Heng…constant; steady; persistent

Hien…persevering

Holea…holy

Honf…sign of good luck

Hop…agreeable; consistent

Howin…a loyal swallow

Hu…tiger

Hua…flower

Hualing…flourishing herb

Huan…happiness

Hui ying…bright; intelligent

Huian…obliging and quiet

Huian…kind peace

Huifang…kind and fragrant

Huifen…wise and fragrant

Huilang…wise jade tinkling

Huiliang…kind and good

Huiqing…kind and affectionate

Huizhong…wise and loyal

Hwei-ru…wise and intelligent

Jia…beautiful

Jia li…good and beautiful

Jiahui…nice person

Jiao…dainty or lovely

Jiayi…household fitting

Jiaying…household flourishing

Jie…cleanliness

Jilpa…a teacher of life

Jin…gold

Jing…crystal; sparkling

Jing…small bird

Jingfei…still fragrance

Jinghua…situation splendid

Jinghua…leek flowers

Ju…chrysanthemum

Juan…graciousness

Jun…truth

Kuai hua…mallow blossom

Kwong…broad

Lai…future

Lan…orchid

Lanfen…orchid fragrance

Lanying…indigo lustrousness

Lanying…blue glitter or blue quartz

Lee…plum

Li…upright

Lì húa…beautiful pear blossom

Li mei…beautiful plum blossom

Li ming…beautiful and bright

Li na…beautiful and graceful

Li qin…beautiful stringed musical instrument

Li rong…beautiful lotus

Li wei…beautiful rose

Lian…the graceful willow

Lien… lotus

Liena…a woman as beautiful as a lotus flower

Lifen…beautiful fragrance

Lihua…beautiful and flourishing

Lijuan…beautiful and graceful

Liling…beautiful jade tinkle

Liling…white jasmine tinkling

LiMei…beautiful plum flower

LiMing … who is pretty and bright

Lin…beautiful jade

Ling…compassion and understanding

Linqin…beautiful zither

Liqiu…beautiful autumn

Liu…flowing

Lixue…pretty and pure as snow

Loi…thunder

Luan…upswing

Luli…dewy jasmine

Mayleen…beautiful

Méh-è…beautiful posture

Méh-fùnh…pretty or beautiful phoenix

Mei…beautiful plum

Mei Lien…beautiful lotus

Mei Xiang…beautiful fragrance

Mei Xing…beautiful star

Mei Zhen…beautiful pearl

Mei-yin…very beautiful or beauty.

Meifen plum…fragrance

Meifeng…beautiful wind

Meihui…beautiful wisdom

Meili…beautiful

Meilin…plum tree

Meiling…beautiful and delicate

Meirong…beautiful countenance

Meixiang…plum fragrance

Meixiu…beautiful grace

Meiying…beautiful flower

Meizhen…beautiful pearl

Mey…gorgeous or pretty or stunning.

Ming Yue…bright moon

Ming-huá…tomorrow’s flower

Mingmei…bright and beautiful girl

Mingxia…bright glow through the clouds at dawn

Mingxia…clear halo

Mingyu…bright jade

Mingzhu…bright pearl

Mu lan…magnolia blossom

Mu tan…tree peony blossom

Na…elegant or smooth

Ngo-Kwang…beautiful; august

Ning…tranquility

Ninghong…tranquil red

Niu…a girl

Nuan…wholehearted

Nuo…graceful

Nuwa…mother goddess

Nuying…female flower

O-Huang…august

Pangfua…clouds in the shape of flower

Peijing…admiring luxuriance

Peizhi…respectful

Peizhi…admiring iris

Ping…duckweed

Qi…fine jade

Qiang…rose

Qiànrú…nice smile

Qiao…skillful

Qiaohui…skillful and wise

Qiaolian…skillful always

Qing…dark blue

Qing…yuan clear spring

Qingge…clear pavilion

Qingling…lucky years

Qingyuan…a clear spring or deep water

Qingzhao…clear illumination/understanding

Qinyang…sunshine of my heart

Qiuyue…autumn moon

Renxiang…benevolent fragrance

Rong…martial

Rong…beautiful; elegant

Rong…honor, glory

Rou…gentle, mild

Rùfen…nice fragrance

Ruiling…auspicious jade tinkling

Ruolan…like an orchid

Ruomei…like a plum

Shan…virtuous

Shaoqing…young blue

Sheu-fùh…elegant phoenix

Shihong…the world is red

Shu…fair

Shu fang…kind; gentle and sweet

Shuang…frank; open-hearted

Shuchun…fair; pure

Shui…one who is like a water

Shun…smooth

Song…pine tree

Suyin…plain and unadorned sound

Syà…summertime

Sying…star

Tao…peach; symbol of long life

Tè…special

Teegan…good-looking

Ting…slim and graceful

Tu…jade element in earth cycle

Tung-Mei…winter plums

Ushi…the ox

Wan…gentle; gracious; beautiful; lovely

Wei…valuable; precious

Weici…preserving love

Wen…refinement

Wenling…tinkling sound of refined jade

Wenquian…refined matter

Xia…rosy clouds

Xia…glow of the sunrise or sunset

Xia…the summer lotus; pure and elegant

Xiang…fragrant

Xiao chen…early morning; dawn

Xiao hong … rainbow

Xiaodan…little dawn

Xiaofan…little and ordinary

Xiaohui…little wisdom

Xiaohui…morning sunlight

Xiaojian…healthy

Xiaojing…morning luxuriance

Xiaoli…morning jasmine

Xiaolian…little lotus

Xiaoling…morning tinkle

Xiaoqing…little blue

Xiaosheng…little birth

Xiaotong…morning redness

Xiaozhi…little iris

Xifeng…western phoenix

Xin qian…happy and beautiful

Xingjuan…arising grace

Xiu…fine; beautiful

Xiu Mei…beautiful plum

Xiulan…beautiful orchid

Xiurang…elegant countenance

Xiurong…beautiful glory

Xiuying…beautiful flower

Xue…snow

Xueman…snowy grace

Ya…graceful

Yan…swallow bird; gorgeous

Yáng…sun

Yanmei…Beijing plum

Yanmei…flattering and seductive

Yanyu…Beijing jade

Yenay…she who loves

Yet Kwai…beautiful as a rose

Yi jie…happy and pure

Yi min…happy and smart

Yi ze…happy and shiny like a pearl

Yín…silver

Ying…clever or eagle

Yingtai…flower terrace

Yow…feminine

Yu…jade or rain

Yu-jun…from Chongching

Yuan…original

Yuanjun…Yuan River ruler

Yubi…jade emerald

Yue…moon

Yue wan…happy and gentle

Yue ying…happy and smart; kind

Yue you…happy and friendly

Yuèhai…beautiful moon

Yuèqín…moon-shaped lute

Yuke…jade

Yun…cloud

Yunru…charming seeming

Yusheng…jade birth

Yüying…jade flower

Zhaohui…clear wisdom

Zhenzhen…precious

Zhilan…iris orchid

Zhu… bamboo

Zi…graceful; beautiful

Zongying…taking heroes/flowers as a model

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⚠️ HE LIFENG, DIRETTORE DELL'AGENZIA DI PIANIFICAZIONE MACRO-ECONOMICA, POTREBBE OTTENERE IL RUOLO DI VICE-PREMIER E DIRETTORE DELLA COMMISSIONE CENTRALE PER GLI AFFARI FINANZIARI ED ECONOMICI A MARZO 2023 ⚠️

🚩Quando Xi Jinping venne eletto come Segretario Generale del Partito Comunista Cinese nel 2012, e assunse la carica di Presidente della Repubblica Popolare Cinese nel 2013, promise di rendere le Aziende di Stato (SOE) "più grandi, migliori e più forti", e infatti - dal 2013 ad oggi, il patrimonio delle Aziende di Stato è cresciuto di 2,6 volte.

⭐️ Con l'aiuto di Liu He, Vice-Primo Ministro del Consiglio di Stato della Repubblica Popolare Cinese, si concentrò - durante il primo mandato - all'affrontare i problemi interni, mentre il secondo mandato è stato dominato dalla guerra commerciale con gli Stati Uniti.

🤔 Liu He, tuttavia, ha ormai 70 anni, ed è estremamente probabile un suo ritiro dalla politica di alto livello, ed è quindi possibile che He Lifeng, Direttore dell'Agenzia di Pianificazione Macro-Economica, ottenga il suo ruolo a marzo, quando numerose figure si ritireranno dalle cariche statali, come Li Keqiang - attuale Primo Ministro, e Wang Yang - attuale Presidente del Comitato Nazionale della Conferenza Politica Consultiva del Popolo Cinese.

He Lifeng, figura che si può ascrivere alla "Nuova Armata dello Zhejiang" e alla "中国新左派", ovvero la "Nuova Sinistra Cinese", ha lavorato diligentemente come Direttore della 国家发改委, e il lavoro sul 14° Piano Quinquennale ne è un esempio (I, II, III).

💭 Oltre alla carica politica di Liu He, è anche probabile che He Lifeng possa ottenere anche quella all'interno del Partito Comunista, ovvero quella di Direttore della Commissione Centrale per gli Affari Finanziari ed Economici.

📄 Il Curriculum di He Lifeng suggerisce che preferirà un approccio sempre più statalista alla gestione economica.

🇨🇳 Nato nel 1955 a Meizhou, nella Provincia del Guangdong, ha lavorato - prima di poter studiare - in una comune agricola per la Campagna Zhiqing, per poi partecipare alla costruzione della diga idroelettrica di Xiangtan.

📚 Successivamente, si è iscritto all'Università Xiamen del Fujian, dove si è laureato in Finanza, per poi ottenere una Specializzazione e un Dottorato di Ricerca in Economia.

⭐️ Dopo gli studi, ha iniziato a lavorare come Ricercatore per una Zona Economica Speciale, e si è unito al Partito Comunista Cinese nel 1981, dopo la Riforma e Apertura (改革开放).

🏦 Dopo aver lavorato nella Provincia del Fujian per circa 25 anni, si è spostato a Xiamen, Quanzhou e Fuzhou, dove ha sempre ottenuto incarichi dirigenziali in ambito economico e finanziario.

🚩Nel 2001 è diventato membro del Comitato Permanente del Partito Comunista del Fujian, e nel 2005 è stato nominato a Segretario del Partito di Xiamen.

📈 Dopo aver servito per quattro anni a Tianjin, è stato nominato nel 2014 Vice-Segretario del Partito per la 国家发改委, l'Agenzia di Pianificazione Macro-Economica della Repubblica Popolare Cinese, dove ha mostrato, fin da subito, un chiaro approccio statalista.

💫 Nel febbraio del 2017 è stato nominato Direttore della 国家发改委 dal Comitato Permanente dell'Assemblea Nazionale del Popolo Cinese, il cui Presidente è Li Zhanshu.

🌟 Membro del 19° Comitato Centrale del CPC, è stato promosso a membro del 20° Ufficio Politico.

📕 Se ottenesse le cariche di Liu He, si troverebbe a dover gestire - insieme al nuovo Primo Ministro - numerose sfide riguardanti la Politica Economica, il Settore Finanziario e la gestione dei rapporti commerciali con grandi potenze economiche, quali Stati Uniti e India.

🚩Con una figura come Hu Chunhua, chiaramente riformista, declassata dal 19° Ufficio Politico al 20° Comitato Centrale, e una figura, chiaramente statalista, promossa dal 19° Comitato Centrale al 20° Ufficio Politico, è ormai abbastanza chiaro che la Nuova Era della Cina sarà sempre più legata al rafforzamento delle Aziende di Stato, dei principi del "自力更生" - ovvero "autosufficienza" e "fiducia in se stessi", e dell'Economia Socialista di Mercato.

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⚠️ HE LIFENG, DIRECTOR OF THE MACRO-ECONOMIC PLANNING AGENCY, COULD GET THE ROLE OF VICE-PREMIER AND DIRECTOR OF THE CENTRAL COMMISSION FOR FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC AFFAIRS IN MARCH 2023 ⚠️

🚩When Xi Jinping was elected as General Secretary of the Communist Party of China in 2012, and assumed the position of President of the People's Republic of China in 2013, he promised to make SOEs "bigger, better and stronger," and in fact - from 2013 to today, the assets of state-owned companies have grown by 2.6 times.

⭐️ With the help of Liu He, Deputy Prime Minister of the State Council of the People's Republic of China, he focused - during the first term - on dealing with internal problems, while the second term was dominated by the trade war with the United States.

🤔 Liu He, however, is now 70 years old, and his retirement from high-level politics is extremely likely, and it is therefore possible that He Lifeng, Director of the Macro-Economic Planning Agency, will get his role in March, when numerous figures will withdraw from state positions, such as Li Keqiang - current Prime Minister, and Wang Yang - current Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.

He Lifeng, a figure who can be ascribed to the "New Army of Zhejiang" and the "中国 新 左派", or the "New Chinese Left", has worked diligently as Director of the 国家 发改委, and the work on the 14th Five Year Plan is an example (I, II, III).

💭 In addition to Liu He's political office, it is also likely that He Lifeng will also be able to obtain that within the Communist Party, namely that of Director of the Central Commission for Financial and Economic Affairs.

📄 He Lifeng's Curriculum suggests that he will prefer an increasingly statist approach to economic management.

🇨🇳 Born in 1955 in Meizhou, Guangdong Province, he worked - before he could study - in an agricultural commune for the Zhiqing Campaign, and then participated in the construction of the Xiangtan hydroelectric dam.

📚 Subsequently, he enrolled at Fujian's Xiamen University, where he graduated with a degree in Finance, then obtained a Masters degree and a PhD in Economics.

⭐️ After his studies, he started working as a Researcher for a Special Economic Zone, and joined the Chinese Communist Party in 1981, after the Reformation and Opening (改革 开放).

🏦 After working in Fujian Province for about 25 years, he moved to Xiamen, Quanzhou and Fuzhou, where he has always held executive positions in the economic and financial fields.

🚩In 2001 he became a member of the Standing Committee of the Communist Party of Fujian, and in 2005 he was appointed as Party Secretary of Xiamen.

📈 After serving for four years in Tianjin, he was appointed Deputy Party Secretary for 国家 发改委, the Macro-Economic Planning Agency of the People's Republic of China in 2014, where he immediately showed a clear statist approach. .

💫 In February 2017 he was appointed Director of the 国家 发改委 by the Standing Committee of the Chinese People's National Assembly, whose President is Li Zhanshu.

🌟 Member of the 19th CPC Central Committee, he was promoted to a member of the 20th Political Bureau.

📕 If he were to obtain the positions of Liu He, he would find himself having to manage - together with the new Prime Minister - numerous challenges regarding Economic Policy, the Financial Sector and the management of commercial relations with major economic powers, such as the United States and India.

🚩With a figure like Hu Chunhua, clearly reformist, downgraded from the 19th Political Bureau to the 20th Central Committee, and a figure, clearly statist, promoted from the 19th Central Committee to the 20th Political Bureau, it is now quite clear that the New Era of China will be increasingly linked to the strengthening of state-owned enterprises, of the principles of "自力更生" - or "self-sufficiency" and "self-confidence", and of the Socialist Market Economy.

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