Zhu Rongji on the Record: The Shanghai Years, 1987-1991
Zhu Rongji served as party secretary and mayor of Shanghai from 1987 to early 1991. During that time, he began to reorganize state-owned industries, cracked down on bureaucratism, planned major reforms in land leasing and public housing, initiated massive infrastructure projects, launched construction projects in Pudong, which eventually doubled the developed land area of Shanghai, and laid the groundwork to transform Shanghai into China's financial center. In addition to these reforms, he became known for his work to eradicate corruption and was also responsible for maintaining calm in Shanghai during the political turmoil of June 1989. Many of these experiences as mayor influenced national policymaking when he went on to serve as China's Vice Premier and premier.

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Zhu Rongji on the Record: The Shanghai Years, 1987-1991
Zhu Rongji served as party secretary and mayor of Shanghai from 1987 to early 1991. During that time, he began to reorganize state-owned industries, cracked down on bureaucratism, planned major reforms in land leasing and public housing, initiated massive infrastructure projects, launched construction projects in Pudong, which eventually doubled the developed land area of Shanghai, and laid the groundwork to transform Shanghai into China's financial center. In addition to these reforms, he became known for his work to eradicate corruption and was also responsible for maintaining calm in Shanghai during the political turmoil of June 1989. Many of these experiences as mayor influenced national policymaking when he went on to serve as China's Vice Premier and premier.

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Zhu Rongji on the Record: The Shanghai Years, 1987-1991

Zhu Rongji on the Record: The Shanghai Years, 1987-1991

by Rongji Zhu
Zhu Rongji on the Record: The Shanghai Years, 1987-1991

Zhu Rongji on the Record: The Shanghai Years, 1987-1991

by Rongji Zhu

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Zhu Rongji served as party secretary and mayor of Shanghai from 1987 to early 1991. During that time, he began to reorganize state-owned industries, cracked down on bureaucratism, planned major reforms in land leasing and public housing, initiated massive infrastructure projects, launched construction projects in Pudong, which eventually doubled the developed land area of Shanghai, and laid the groundwork to transform Shanghai into China's financial center. In addition to these reforms, he became known for his work to eradicate corruption and was also responsible for maintaining calm in Shanghai during the political turmoil of June 1989. Many of these experiences as mayor influenced national policymaking when he went on to serve as China's Vice Premier and premier.


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ISBN-13: 9780815731399
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc.
Publication date: 02/06/2018
Pages: 656
Product dimensions: 6.49(w) x 9.08(h) x 1.88(d)

About the Author

Zhu Rongji served as mayor of Shanghai from 1987 to 1991, then was China's vice premier, and served as the fifth premier of the People's Republic from 1998 to 2003.

Table of Contents

Publication Note ix

Acknowledgments xi

Introduction 1

1987

1 Indigenizing Production of the Santana 8

1988

2 Make the Supply of Non-Staple Foods for Shanghai's Residents a Breakthrough Point in Our Work 20

3 Utilizing Foreign Investment and Developing Foreign Trade 23

4 Changes in Thinking Can Bring Great Hope to Shanghai 26

5 Invigorate Shanghai's Finances, Support Economic Revitalization 28

6 Speed Up Indigenous Production of Very Large-Scale Integrated Circuits 31

7 Unite and Strive Together to Do Good Economic Work 33

8 Speech at the First Plenary Session of the Ninth Shanghai People's Congress 44

9 Do a Good Job of Supplying Non-Staple Foods in the Spirit of Reform and Truth-Seeking 66

10 Foreign Trade: The Vanguard for Shanghai's Development of an Externally Oriented Economy 70

11 The Shanghai Municipal Government Must Be Prepared to Fight Hard for Revitalization 77

12 Play to Our Strengths in Science and Technology, and Fight the Good Fight for Key Industrial Projects 81

13 Some Principles for Establishing the Shanghai Foreign Investment Commission 87

14 A Few Comments on the Devolution of Powers 92

15 Press Conference Announcing the Establishment of the Shanghai Foreign Investment Commission 95

16 A Conversation with American Author Harrison Salisbury 101

17 The Research Office of the City Government Should Become the Mayor's Brain Trust 107

18 A Speech at Fudan University 111

19 Three Expectations of All City Officials at the Bureau Level and Above 125

20 An Interview with Kevin Sinclair of The Standard (Hong Kong) 132

21 Let Enterprises Swim by Themselves in the Markets 137

22 A Conversation with Siegfried Lengl, Secretary of the German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 140

23 Develop High-Quality Services and Improve the Investment Environment 147

24 Some Specific Thoughts Regarding the Development of Pudong 151

25 Invigorate Large and Medium State-Owned Enterprises 156

26 The Problems of Dirt and Disorder in Shanghai 162

27 Work Assigned by Leaders Should Be Carried Out Thoroughly 164

28 Remarks at Three Study Meetings of the Members of the Standing Committee of the Municipal Party Committee 166

29 We Must Use Foreign Investments Boldly 174

30 Promote the Tight Integration of Sci-Tech with Production 178

31 Bonuses Should Reward the Diligent and Penalize the Lazy 186

32 What Matters in a Legal System Is Its Effectiveness 188

33 Always Remember That We Are Servants of the People 190

34 Letters and Petitions Are an Important Way to Keep in Touch with the People 192

35 We Are Resolved to Rectify the Taxi Industry 199

36 A Conversation with C. Y. Leung, Director of Jones Lang Wooten (Hong Kong) 204

37 A Joint Interview with Japanese Correspondents Based in Shanghai 212

38 A Conversation with the World Bank's Shahid Javed Burki and Delegation 220

39 A Conversation with German Expert Werner Gerich 228

40 Quality Is Shanghai's Lifeblood 236

41 A Few Comments about Economic Hot Spots 240

1989

42 The Key Issues and Key Tasks to Focus on in 1989 248

43 Eliminate Slush Funds 255

44 A Letter to the Shanghai Educators Union 257

45 Further Promote Stable Growth of the Rural Economy 259

46 How to Stabilize the Markets 266

47 Speech at a Shanghai Conference on Oversight Work 269

48 Shanghai's Industrial Restructuring Must Blaze New Paths 278

49 We Must Be Determined to Fix the City's Street Traffic 284

50 Launch the "Two Increases and Two Decreases" Campaign and Stabilize Shanghai's Economy 291

51 Keep Shanghai Stable, Keep the Overall Situation Stable 297

52 Get Organized and Maintain Shanghai's Stability 300

53 Shanghai Must Not Descend into Chaos 311

54 Further Consolidate Shanghai's Stability 317

55 The Basic Qualities Socialist Entrepreneurs Must Have 324

56 To Stabilize the Economy, It's Essential to Stabilize Prices 328

57 Cleaning Up Companies Is an Important Measure for Punishing Corruption 332

58 Several Issues Regarding Attracting Foreign Investment 335

59 A Directive on Quality Management 338

60 Concentrate Our Efforts on Winning the Trust of the People through Several Measures 340

61 We Must Be Determined to Treat the Upstream Pollution of the Huangpu River 344

62 Leading Cadres Must Not Be Detached from the People 351

63 Technical Upgrading at Enterprises Must Follow a New Path 355

64 Discipline Inspection Cadres Must Dare to Tackle Tough Cases 361

65 Five Practical Things to Do in Building Clean Government among Rural Cadres 364

66 Explain Difficulties Clearly and Energize Ourselves 366

67 Some Thoughts on the Three-Year Restructuring of Shanghai's Industries and Their Long-Term Growth 372

68 Borrow from Experiences of Other Countries and Speed Up Development of an Externally Oriented Economy 380

69 Revitalize and Develop the Arts in Shanghai 383

70 Good Prospects for Shanghai's Electrical Machinery Exports 388

71 To Overcome Our Difficulties, We Must Rely Wholeheartedly on the Working Class 394

72 Shanghai's Hopes Lie in the Development of Pudong 399

73 Resolutely Implement Governance and Rectification Measures 405

74 On the Development and Opening Up of Shanghai's Financial Sector 419

1990

75 Publicity in the News Media Should Be Fact-Based 425

76 Remarks Made While Reporting to Yang Shangkun 432

77 Some Comments on the Central Committee's "Decision on Strengthening Ties with the People" 437

78 Remarks Made While Reporting to Qiao Shi 442

79 Do Three Practical Things for the People of Shanghai 446

80 A Conversation with C. Y. Leung 449

81 Reporting to Yao Yilin on the Development of Pudong 456

82 A Conversation with Moeen Qureshi, Senior Vice President of the World Bank, and Delegation 467

83 The Municipal Party Committee Must Focus on Party Conduct and on Establishing Clean Government 474

84 Speech at the Establishment of the Shanghai Overseas Exchange Association 479

85 Do Good Urban Planning 485

86 In the "Two Increases and Two Decreases Campaign," Take Substantive Action, Dare to Manage, and Take Genuine Action 489

87 A Speech to Cadres from the Shanghai Planning Commission 496

88 Shanghai Will Further Open Up to the World 505

89 Thoughts from a Visit to Hong Kong and Singapore 514

90 About Our Visit to the United States 524

91 A Press Conference on Policies to Open Up and Develop Pudong 531

92 A Letter to Shanghai's Sanitation Workers 536

93 Do Good Planning and Design for the Pudong New Area 537

94 A Conversation with Attila Karaosmanoglu, Vice President of the World Bank 539

95 On Shanghai's 10-Year Plan and the Eighth 5-Year Plan 544

96 We Must Properly Protect the Unpolluted Land of Chongming 554

97 Take Information Work Seriously and Do It Well 559

98 Some Comments on Developing a Securities Market 563

1991

99 Basically Resolve Shanghai's Housing Problems within 10 Years 566

100 Help State-Owned Enterprises Resolve Their Dilemma 573

101 Some Comments on Rebuilding Shanghai's Old Urban Areas 583

102 Speech at the Municipal Party's Discipline Commission 590

103 Shanghai Will Have No Future If We Don't Overcome Bureaucratism 599

104 Four Comments on Doing Good Work with Cadres 601

105 The Drivers of Shanghai's Development 611

106 Creating a New Outlook for Community Work 616

Index 621

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