Guangxi Base
Establishes a military base in Guangxi Province unnder orders from Zhou En-Lai
Follow Deng Xiaoping through 67 dated historical records for China.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Establishes a military base in Guangxi Province unnder orders from Zhou En-Lai
Xiaopings military base in Guangxi is captured, he joins Maos base in Ruijing
Role range: 1926-1949
Appointed Political Commissar during the civil war
Deng Xiaoping works with Liu Bocheng in Communist political and military command during the renewed war
Role range: 1926-1949
Appointed Member of Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party
Deng Xiaoping helps coordinate political preparations concerning Tibet through the Southwest Bureau.
Appointed Secretary General of the Communist Party of China
Role range: 1954-1966
Appointed Member of Politburo
Deng Xiaoping is soon drawn into the attack on senior party leaders after the May 16 Notification
Role range: 1966-1976 – 1956-1967
Held under house arrest in Nanjing
Purged because of his opposition to the "great leap forward"
Deng Xiaoping is removed from power and attacked as China's number two capitalist roader
Role range: 1966-1976 – 1956-1967
Deng Xiaoping is restored to government work with Zhou Enlai's support and Mao's approval
Role range: 1966-1976 – 1973-1976
Deng Xiaoping is rehabilitated and returns to senior office after Cultural Revolution purges
Role range: 1966-1976 – 1973-1976
Reappointed to the Central Committee
Covers for his patron, Zhou Enlai, after the latters heart attack
Role range: 1974-1976
Deng Xiaoping supports Zhou Enlai's Four Modernizations programme against radical opposition
Role range: 1966-1976 – 1973-1976
Deng Xiaoping leads efforts to restore order in railways, industry and education
Role range: 1966-1976 – 1973-1976
A demonstration turns into a riot & the "Gang of Four" depose Xiaoping
Role range: 1974-1976
Deng Xiaoping is blamed by radicals after public mourning for Zhou Enlai becomes political protest
Role range: 1966-1976 – 1973-1976
Death of Mao Zedong, Deng Xiaoping is recalled
Role range: 1974-1976
Deng Xiaoping is restored to his leading posts after the Cultural Revolution radicals are defeated
Role range: 1966-1976 – 1977-1989
Deng Xiaoping is restored to office after the fall of the Gang of Four and the repudiation of radical Cultural Revolution politics
Role range: 1966-1976 – 1977-1989
Serves Hua Kuo-Feng as Chief of Staff of Chinese armed forces
Role range: 1977-1980
Promotes a policy of economic liberalization
Role range: 1977-1989
Appointed Vice Chairman of the Chinese Communist Party
Role range: 1977-1989
Deng Xiaoping engineers the "Beijing Spring" of political liberation
Role range: 1977-1989
The CPC under the leadership of Deng Xiaoping moves towards Socialism with Chinese characteristics and institutes Chinese economic reform
Role range: 1977-1989
The CPC under the leadership of Deng Xiaoping moves towards Socialism with Chinese characteristics and institutes Chinese economic reform. In reversing some of Maos "extreme-leftist" policies, Deng argued that a socialist country and the market economy model were not mutually exclusive
Role range: 1977-1989
A Treaty of friendship is signed between China & Japan
Deng Xiaoping promotes reversing chaos and correcting wrong verdicts left from the Cultural Revolution
Role range: 1966-1976 – 1977-1989
The Plenum of the 11th Party Congress ushers in capitalist-style economic reform
The Plenum of the 11th Party Congress ushers in capitalist-style economic reform
Appointed Party Leader of the Communist Party
The USA recognizes the Peoples Republic of China
Role range: 1977-1989
China invades Vietnam for a 4 week period
Month-long trial of the "Gang of Four" (Mao associates)
Month-long trial of the "Gang of Four" (Mao associates)
Stops the Democracy Wall protests in Beijing
Role range: 1977-1989
Visits the USA & reinforces good relations. Informs President Carter personally that China will attack North Vietnam
Role range: 1977-1989
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