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Li Peng

British  
/ ˈliː ˈpɛŋ /

noun

  1. born 1928, Chinese Communist politician: premier (1988–98)

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"Demand for flat and sectional steel products from Indonesia has been pretty good in the past few months driven by the building of factories for projects invested by Chinese companies," said Li Peng, a purchase director at the International Corporation of the Third Construction Co.

From Reuters

“This fellow Jiang Zemin has ideas, ability and also has charisma,” Mr. Deng said at a meeting in May 1989, according to an account by Li Peng, the prime minister at the time.

From New York Times

Some analysts point to Li's increased public presence this year as a sign that he may stay on in the Standing Committee, possibly as parliament chief, China's third-highest office, a precedent set by Li Peng in 1998 after stepping down as premier.

From Reuters

The surge in bond issuance signals that "commercial banks are preparing and making an effort to stabilise capital adequacy," said Li Peng, associate director of banks at Fitch Bohua, who expects loans to expand in the second half of 2022.

From Reuters

In 1994 Lai had called Chinese premier Li Peng the “son of a turtle egg” in a weekly magazine that he launched before the daily.

From Reuters