After Siarlymaen's wife tells him his valor is overshadowed by Hu's, Siarlymaen sets off on a pilgrimage to find the emperor in Constantinople.

Hu's wife Wang Nangu also imparts her knowledge of toxicology to Zhang.

Zhang also learns toxicology from Hu's wife Wang Nangu.

The promotion of a conservative, Li Peng, to the position of Premier after Hu's departure from executive-level positions made the government less enthusiastic to pursue reform, and upset plans of an orderly succession of power from Deng Xiaoping to Hu.

At the memorial service, Hu's widow Li Zhao blamed Hu's death on how harshly the party treated him, telling Deng Xiaoping " It's all because of you people.

On April 22, 1989, 50, 000 students marched to Tiananmen Square to participate in Hu's memorial service, and to deliver a letter of petition to Premier Li Peng.

Li Zhao collected money for the construction of Hu's tomb from both private and public sources ; and, with the help of her son, they selected an appropriate location in Gongqing.

( Shi Min's later ally Li Nong ( 李農 ) was one of the other generals, while Shi Hu's son Shi Jian the Prince of Yiyang was another.

China scholar Cheng Li said that Hu's failure in implementing the Harmonious Society program has been his " gravest pitfall " during his tenure.

Qiongying is the foster daughter of Wu Li, one of Tian Hu's generals.

Hu's position as Party General Secretary was taken by Zhao Ziyang, who continued many of Hu's economic and political reforms.

After Hu's dismissal, Deng promoted Zhao Ziyang to replace Hu as Party General Secretary, putting Zhao in a position to succeed Deng as " paramount leader ".

After Hu's dismissal, Deng promoted Zhao to replace Hu as CPC General Secretary, putting Zhao in the position to succeed Deng as " paramount leader ".

The Politburo was eclipsed by the Secretariat of the Communist Party of China Central Committee in the early 1980s under Hu Yaobang, but has re-emerged as a dominant force after Hu's ousting in 1987.

Because of Hu's support of Mao, he was deemed unreliable and ordered to join the Long March so that he could be placed under surveillance.

During the Cultural Revolution, Hu was purged twice and rehabilitated twice, mirroring the political career of Hu's mentor, Deng Xiaoping.

Western reporters observed that Hu's obituary was intentionally " glowing " in order to divert suspicion that the Party had mistreated him.

After Hu's funeral, his body was cremated, and his remains were buried in Babaoshan, a graveyard in Beijing reserved for senior Party officials.

The project was originally begun by a group of Hu's former aides, led by Zhang Liqun ( who died in 2003 ).

One of the main issues that government censors identified was the concern that details of Hu's relationship with Deng Xiaoping ( especially details of Hu's removal from power after resisting orders to crack down on student demonstrators in 1987 ) would reflect poorly on Deng's legacy.

Only one volume ( dealing with events up to the end of the Cultural Revolution ) of the biography written by Hu's former aides was eventually published, with the other two volumes held by the government and remaining unpublished.

This was the first time since his death that Hu's name appeared publicly.

As his biographer Jerome Grieder put it, Hu's approach to China's " distinctive civilization " was " thoroughly critical but by no means contemptuous.

The second translation as was crafted long after pragmatism became popular in China at that time due to Hu's endeavor.

Especially troubling to Chen was Hu's relationship with Liang Qichao ( 梁啟超 ), a supporter of the Duan Qirui ( 段祺瑞 ) government and their anti-new wave ideology, which made Chen greatly dissatisfied.

Hu's father was later denounced during the Cultural Revolution, an event that ( together with his relatively humble origins ) apparently had a deep effect upon Hu, who diligently tried to clear his father's name.

Hu's role in the demonstrations and rioting on March 5 was never made clear.

Whether Hu provided " inspiration " for the PLA on June 4 is a matter of debate, but it was clear that Hu's actions in Lhasa earned him unprecedented attention in the upper echelons of party power, including paramount leader Deng Xiaoping.

Although a western-style legal institution and rule of law remain to be put in place, Hu's power succession was conducted in a fairly orderly and civil manner, which was unprecedented in Communist China's history.

The move was seen by the Chinese public as symbolic of Hu's attitude towards corruption.

Hu's initial response was a combination of " soft " and " hard " approaches.

Hu's investigation of Party officials belonging to this " Crown Prince Party " made Hu unpopular with many powerful Party officials.

Because of the public association with Hu and the " Tianamnen Massacre ", Hu's name became taboo on the mainland, and the Chinese government censored any mention of him in the media.

Hu Jintao announced plans to rehabilitate Hu Yaobang in August 2005, with events organised for November 20, the 90th anniversary of Hu's birth.

Wen, who worked with Hu from 1985 to 1987, praised Hu's " superior working style of being totally devoted to the suffering of the masses ", and his " lofty morality and openness character ".

This rule, perhaps the most well-known, ties in directly with Hu's belief that modern literature should be written in the vernacular, rather than in Classical Chinese.

In 1966, at the age of just 14, Hung began working for Shaw Brothers Studio, assisting the action director Han Yingjie, on King Hu's film Come Drink with Me.

Hu's investigation of Party officials belonging to this " Crown Prince Party " made Hu unpopular with many powerful Party officials.

While Hu gave some signs of being more flexible with regard to political relationships with Taiwan as in his 17 May Statement, where he offered to address the issue of " international living space " for Taiwan, Hu's government remains firm in its position that the PRC will not tolerate any attempt by the Taiwanese government to declare de jure independence from China.

Hu's government has conducted a no-contact policy with Taiwan due to Chen Shui-Bian and the DPP's independence leanings and repudiation of the 1992 consensus.

Hu's government increased contacts with the Kuomintang ( KMT ), its erstwhile foe in the Chinese Civil War, and still a major party in Taiwan.

Whether this is Hu's contribution to Marxist theory is debatable, but its general reception with the Chinese public has been moderate.

In addition, Hu's " soft approach " to Taiwan, coinciding with the election of a Kuomintang government in Taipei, was credited for having improved relationship between mainland China and Taiwan.

Hu's forces were among the best-trained and most well-supplied Nationalist units, but one of Zhou Enlai's spies was able to provide Peng with information about Hu's strategic plans, his forces ' troop distributions, strength, and positions, and details about the air cover available to Hu.