i think deng xiaoping, in this book, deng xiaoping, when he asked zhao to confirm that he is still and after zhao becomes the general secretary and deng this is seen as the ultimate decision-maker and deng made the argument that so long, the world knows that i am in power and you know, it is a signal to the rest of the world that china is committed to reform, so there is, there is, it was clear that the two leaders were on the same page. >> alright, next question. there is one right here. >> my name is tongue and i am from pace university. my question is to mr. bao. inert earlier. >> you mentioned that you saw at anger. could you spend a little more about who was angry at him? the students angry citizens for the army? we really want to know by that time, you know of so many people were involved and i want to know your opinion, your experience. >> it is actually very simple because when people think they are doing, they were doing nothing wrong and simply peaceably expressing themselves on the streets, and the chinese constitution still claimed that there is such a thing called freedom

one evening when deng xiaoping-- return to beijing in 1979 and explained to me at a banquet what his plans were and what he understood. i mention that only because it was a very unusual approach and it brought us to this point because of the combination of courage and vision, which characterized him and then its successes. it is my privilege this evening to introduce state councilor binnguo dai. the most difficult problem of foreign policy is that one always has to act on assessments, which cannot be known when one makes them. i know nobody who has better judgment, more thoughtful preparations, more patients and more commitment to the central importance of the china american relationship and state councilor binnguo dai i and many of the interlocutors have learned an enormous amount from him, and we know that under his guidance and that of vice premier, the chinese american delegations will begin to chart a future as a revolutionary as of their great predecessor, deng xiaoping is in this spirit that i would like to ask the state councilor to address this group in expressing my great p

vice premier deng xiaoping and one of the most moving experiences in my life was one evening when deng xiaoping had to turn in 1979 and explain to me at a banquet what his plans were. and what he understood, and i mention it only because it was a very unusual approach and it brought us to this point because the combination of courage and vision, which characterized him and then it's successors. it's my privileged to introduce deng xiaoping. the most difficult problem is that one always has to act on actions which one cannot be known when one makes them. i know nobody who has better judgment, more thoughtful preparations, more patience and more commitment to the central importance of the signo-american relationship then state council sul consul dai bingguo. i have learned a lot from him that we know that under his guidance and of the vice premier, the chinese-american delegations will begin to chart a future. its revolutionary is the great predecessor deng xiaoping. and it is in this spirit the state counciller to address this group in expressing my great personal pleasure in welcoming

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they single mindedly since deng xiaoping declared it in 1978 single mindedly pursued economic strength and well-being as a way to ensure their own position and the stability of the country. >> rose: the president went to moscow, made a speech, said that they're going to reset relations with the russians. what should he do to reset the relations? >> i think we've made a good start. it's not going to be easy because there's a lot of... well it's not exactly hostility, but there's not much love lost between the two sides right now. andÑi while there were... while there were some good attempts by the... george w. bush, bush 43 administration and he and president putin made some... had some good meetings together, that didn't permeate the bureaucracies on both sides. and i think the symbolism of resetting the relationship is a very important one. if you look around the world right now, we have more things, i would say, with the russians where we have a common outlook than where we are really at odds. and i think we forgot what a traumatic event the end of the cold war was for the russians i

is clear that a geographical unified sudan is dependent on the willingness and the ability of deng xiaoping-- khartoum to make the unit the attractive and southern sudan's willingness to leave the door open to that possibility. some observers might argue that a breakup of sudan, and i would suggest that a breakup might very well go beyond just northern sudan and southern sudan, but possibly the breaking off of parts in the north and in the south. some would argue, that that might be a good thing. i respectfully disagree, so long as khartoum can make unity attractive to the south. should that fail, it is incumbent upon khartoum to allow the cpa to move forward, to allow the independence to proceed. there's a lot to criticize in sudan but i want to focus on a few things, a few areas where there has been progress. one has been talked about already today, whether sudan should be considered -- should be left on the list of state supporters of terrorism. i would argue it should not, it should be removed from that list. it is often said that if you remove sudan from that list, you remove sanctions