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The Politics of the Political Report

The Sixteenth Congress of the Communist Party of China has been a major event in the history of contemporary China. Jiang Zemin, the supreme leader of China, has announced his retirement both from his Party position and the Presidency of the People’s Republic of China. The latter will be effective only after the National People’s Congress puts its seal of approval on Jiang’s decision when it meets in March 2003. Jiang’s political report to the Party Congress, therefore, has a quality of a testament. It is his summing up of the years that he has ruled China. The document states his economic agenda, reiterates his political programme and turns the report into a political manifesto of sorts. The economic aspects of the Report are surprisingly modest. The Report has set targets within the context of three dates. 2010-11 is the first date. That would mark the centenary of the republican revolution. 2021 is the second date. That marks the centenary of the Communist Party of China. The last