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Models present a creation of Melk Z-Da during the second day of Fashion Rio Summer 2012/2013 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, May 23, 2012. (Xinhua/Weng Xinyang)

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Why Did Chinese Media "Ignore" Talk on Reform?

For more news and videos visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Add us on Facebook ☛ on.fb.me As the Chinese regime's "Two Sessions" continue, the simultaneous meetings of government and Communist Party leaders are drawing lots of media coverage. Yet some observers are saying that official Chinese media is choosing, apparently deliberately, not to report on leaders association with reform statements. A speech outlining suggestions for liberal political reforms was presented before Chinese Vice Premier Li Keqiang on March 4th, but was ignored in official media reports in both print and broadcast. The reform proposal came during a meeting of the Social Sciences Association committees of the Political Consultative Conference. During the meeting, Suzhou University professor of constitutional law Yang Haikun gave a five-minute address suggesting that Chinese leaders implement a political reform program. While Party-run Chinese media covered the event, they did not report on Yang's comments—easily the most unique part of the largely formulaic meeting. Yet the evening of the meeting, a top editor of China's Finance Magazine, Luo Changping, mentioned Professor Yang's comments on his Weibo microblog. Luo expressed his frustrations that the Chinese public would not be able to hear Yang's comments directly. In an interview after the meeting, Yang Haikun said that there could be no real success in economic reform without political reform. Yet many analysts take a ...

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