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Hu Jintao

Also known as Hu Jin Tao, Hujintao, Jintao Hu, General Secretary Hu Jintao, Hu Jin-tao

former General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party

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Hu Jintao is a figure associated with several published works, including the Report to the Eighteenth National Congress of the Communist Party of China, Selected Works of Hu Jintao, and China's Policy on Taiwan. He is listed as an author in library catalogs with three works attributed to him, while other records indicate five works.

His name appears in media coverage, such as an article titled "What Happened to Hu Jintao at China’s Congress?" published by The New York Times. He is also referenced by 1,614 other encyclopedia articles. Additional records list a birth date of December 21, 1942, and categorize him under the name Hu Jintao in various databases.

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What Happened to Hu Jintao at China’s Congress? - The New York Times

We deconstruct video footage of the surprising moment when the former Chinese leader was escorted out of the highly choreographed Communist Party Congress.

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