13 January 1975Congress of National PeoplesChou En-Lai
Delivers his last speech at the 4th National Peoples Congress
Historical records for China in 1975, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Delivers his last speech at the 4th National Peoples Congress
Deng Xiaoping supports Zhou Enlai's Four Modernizations programme against radical opposition
Speaks of his "Grand Design" to modernize China
Advocates modernization of agriculture, industry, national defence, and science and technology as long-term state priorities.
Remains premier following the Fourth National People's Congress despite worsening health.
Dies of a heart attack at his Shilin residence in Taipei.
Tells Sihanouk, China must build up a "neutral, independent Kampuchea"
Visited by Sihanouk, Chou asserts China must build a "neutral, independent Kampuchea"
Visited by Sihanouk, Chou asserts China must build a "neutral, independent Kampuchea"
Visited by Sihanouk, Chou asserts China must build a "neutral, independent Kampuchea". Tells Sihanouk, China must build up a "neutral, independent Kampuchea"
Ho Lung is rehabilitated
Visited by Sihanouk, Chou asserts China must build a "neutral, independent Kampuchea"
Deng Xiaoping leads efforts to restore order in railways, industry and education
Visits Mao & accuses Zao of a plot, Mao says "The Premier does not plot"
Chou En-Lai, at the fourth Congress, outlines a program of Four Modernizations (agriculture, industry, army, science)
Appointed Deputy Prime Minister of China
Chou En-Lai, at the fourth Congress, outlines a program of Four Modernizations (agriculture, industry, army, science)
Chou En-Lai, at the fourth Congress, outlines a program of Four Modernizations (agriculture, industry, army, science)
Sides with the Gang of Four against Deng Xiaoping
Sides with the Gang of Four against Deng Xiaoping
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