Wang Qishan
"He can do it" was many observers' comment when Wang Qishan took up a challenging new mission last month to lead China's top discipline watchdog amid rising calls for crackdown on corruption. Simply more than a month into his new role, Wang has demonstrated the same style that previously won his fame as a troubleshooter in the economic field: tough, resolute and confident in front of difficulties. Full Story>>
Domestic Activities
- Senior CPC official makes inspection tour in Xilingol League
- Disciplinary organs urged to sharpen anti-graft checks
- CPC disciplinary official highlights responsibility, oversight
- Chinese leaders join discussion with lawmakers
- Chinese leaders stress work style in discussion with lawmakers
- Chinese leaders join discussions with deputies to 12th NPC
- Chinese leaders join lawmakers in panel discussions
- Chinese leaders join discussion with deputies to 12th NPC
- Chinese leaders stress people's well-being in discussion with lawmakers
- Chinese leaders join lawmakers in panel discussions
Meeting Visitors
- Senior CPC official meets Lao People's Revolutionary Party chief
- Senior CPC official Wang Qishan meets Myanmar delegation
- Senior CPC official meets Lao delegation
- Senior CPC leader meets Belarusian official
- Senior CPC official meets Kissinger, calls for China-U.S. cooperation
- China, Russia reach consensus on oil supplies: vice premier
- Chinese vice premier meets Jardine chairman
- Chinese vice premier meets with Hyatt chairman
- Chinese vice premier meets U.S. Treasury Dept. official
Other Reports
- Wang Qishan joins group deliberation of NPC deputies from Liaoning Province
- Wang Qishan joins group deliberation of NPC deputies from Hebei
- CPC members told to shun corruption, boost reform
- Profile: Wang Qishan: Rise of a troubleshooter
- CPC discipline chief stresses supervision
- CPC watchdog chief calls for a clean Party
- Wang Qishan elected head of CPC anti-graft commission
