Former Chinese president Jiang Zemin died this week at 96. As WSJ’s Charles Hutzler explains, Jiang was known for policies that guided China towards a market-oriented economy, but also for being uncompromising on challenges to the Communist Party.
Further Reading:
-Jiang Zemin, Who Steered China Into New Era, Dies at 96
Further Listening:
-China’s Biggest Protests in Decades
-How Xi Jinping’s Dream Slowed China’s Economy