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    Hu Jintao

    General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party from to

    "Jintao" redirects here. For people with the given name, see Jintao (disambiguation).

    In this Chinese name, the family name is Hu.

    Hu Jintao

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    In office
    15 November &#;– 15 November
    Preceded byJiang Zemin
    Succeeded byXi Jinping
    In office
    15 March &#;– 14 March
    PremierWen Jiabao
    Vice President
    Preceded byJiang Zemin
    Succeeded byXi Jinping
    In office
    • 19 September – 15 November
    • 13 March – 14 March
    Deputy
    Preceded byJiang Zemin
    Succeeded byXi Jinping

    Other office held

    In office
    19 October &#;– 15 November
    General SecretaryJiang Zemin
    Preceded byQiao Shi
    Succeeded byZeng Qinghong
    In office
    15 March &#;– 15 March
    PresidentJiang Zemin
    Preceded byRong Yiren
    Succeeded byZeng Qinghong
    In office

    • Party Commission:22 September – 19 September

    • State C

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      Keynote Speaker: Christopher R. Hill, Assistant sekreterare of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs

      ASSISTANT SECRETARY HILL: Thank you very much. It's a real pleasure to be here. inom must säga it's a little intimidating to be here, too, because as my bio suggested I'm not a China scholar although inom did serve in Albania which has a sort of curious Chinese connection. I'll always remember in Albania we were giving them some cotton and weren't sure whether it would work in their textile mill. And inom said, well, where did the textile mill komma from? They said oh, it came from China. So we had a couple of experts go and kvitto it out. And it said something like Moscow, in Cyrillic, on it, And what we realized was it was a gift of the Soviet people to the kinesisk people who promptly or maybe not so promptly turned it around and made it a gift to the Albanian people. So inom have a little familiarity from China in those days.

      But inom must säga taking up my current position, as you see from my bi

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      Andrew S. EricksonisVisiting Professor, Government Department, Harvard University; Professor of Strategy, U.S. Naval War College (NWC) China Maritime Studies Institute (CMSI); and Fairbank Center Associate in Research.The views expressed in this piece are the author&#;s own and do not represent any institution with which he is, or has been, affiliated. He thanks Ken Allen for helpful input. This analysis draws in part on Naval War College China Maritime Studies Institute Notes #1 and #2, which he recently coauthored with CMSI Director Christopher Sharman.

      National leaders generally want capable militaries, but no other nation’s leader is overseeing increasing military capabilities at anything remotely approaching the scope, scale, and speed we are witnessing under Xi Jinping. China’s paramount leader is a man in a hurry, determined to resolve disputed sovereignty claims—none more important than achieving control over Taiwan and ensuring unification on hi