Sentence The word 'jiang' is not a word used in standard English.
It may be used in certain regional dialects or contexts. For example, in Cantonese, jiang is the word for river or water.
"Stability is paramount" is one of the party's favourite catch phrases.By 2008, President Jiang will have faded entirely from the political scene.
Mr Jiang wants to stay in power beyond the congress despite widespread misgivings among senior party and military officials.Observers in Beijing say bickering over Mr Jiang's future, as well as his efforts to have his own musings on the nature of communism enshrined in the party charter, could result in the congress being delayed.
Before leaving China on Wednesday on a two-week official visit to South America, Mr Jiang called on the United States to apologise, and refrain in future from conducting surveillance so close to China.
Dr Jiang says nanotubes produce a bigger thermoacoustic effect than metal because carbon has a lower heat capacity.
Mr Jiang had sought to counter Chinese literature and film, which perpetually cast the Chinese population as victims of aggression, with a comedy set in the second Sino-Japanese war.
Success for China's capital would generate nationwide euphoria and kudos for President Jiang.
Look up as you approach the plaza outside the building where Da-Jiang Innovations (DJI) has its headquarters, in the Chinese city of Shenzhen, and you may well see a hovering eye in the sky staring back at you.
To date, Mr Xi has shown no sign of wanting to wind down the confrontation.The president's rapid consolidation of power could mean that his foreign-policy proclivities will become evident more quickly than those of his two predecessors, Hu Jintao and Jiang Zemin.
Russia's president, stricken with fever, pneumonia and perhaps other ailments, gesticulated mechanically at his Chinese visitor, Jiang Zemin.
CHINESE leaders will hold secretive meetings at the seaside in the coming few days that are likely to determine the political destiny of President Jiang Zemin.
DURING his first visit to Kazakhstan in 1996, Jiang Zemin was reportedly amused to learn that his Central Asian neighbour, the ninth-largest country in the world by land mass, had a population of only around 15m. "You probably all know each other," China's then president is said to have quipped to his hosts.
