Due to a common enemy, diplomatic cooperation between the two countries dramatically got back on track during the late 1990s and early 2000s, when Vladimir Putin was elected the President, and then the Prime Minister of Russia, and along with Chinese leader Hu Jintao opposed UN Peacekeepers in Darfur.

During the factional struggles that polarized the CCP during the 1930s, Hu supported Mao Zedong and opposed the 28 Bolsheviks.

Having been both the Mayor of Shanghai and the city's party chief in the 1990s, Huang enjoyed very close relations with his patron Jiang Zemin, he was known to be strongly opposed to General Secretary and President Hu Jintao.

Local reporters labelled this statement as CPC General Secretary and Chinese President Hu Jintao's " seven points ", as opposed to former general secretary Jiang Zemin's declaration of " Jiang's eight points ".

After the death of former general secretary Hu Yaobang, he opposed the " 4-26 Editorial " and refused to vote in favour of the martial law ( at least he didn't vote ).

However, Hu was much less fortunate than Qiao Shi, the other member of the CPC Politburo Standing Committee who opposed the use of force by not voting: unlike Qiao Shi who retained his post, Hu was then kicked out from the Politburo Standing Committee after the fall of general secretary Zhao Ziyang.

Hu Yaobang's rise to power was engineered by Deng Xiaoping, and Hu rose to the highest levels of the Party after Deng displaced Hua Guofeng as China's " paramount leader ".

Deng's displacement of Hua Guofeng marked the Party leadership's consensus that China should abandon strict Maoist economics in favor of more pragmatic policies, and Hu directed many of Deng's attempts to reform the Chinese economy.

Instead, the formal party leaders during this time were, successively, Hua Guofeng, Hu Yaobang, Zhao Ziyang and Jiang Zemin.

#* Significance: Central Advisory Commission ( CAC, 中央顾问委员会 ), and Central Discipline Inspection Commission ( 中央紀律檢查委員會 ) were created ; CPC Party Chair position abolished, CPC General Secretary position becomes ( on paper ) paramount position ; former CPC leader Hua Guofeng loses formal power ( except his Central Committee membership ) as Hu Yaobang, not Hua, gives keynote Party address.

Under the encouragement of the generals Yang Hu and Wang Jun and the strategist Zhang Hua, however, Emperor Wu, while sending a number of generals to combat the Xianbei and the Qiang, prepared the southern and eastern border regions for war against Eastern Wu throughout this part of his reign.

After his subordinates Hua Xiong, Hu Zhen, and Lu Bu were defeated by Sun at Yangren, Dong sent the eloquent Li Jue to propose a marriage between Sun's son and Dong's daughter, and promised Sun that the country could be split between them.

Dong then sent Hu Zhen, Lü Bu, and Hua Xiong to deter the coalition vanguard led by Sun Jian.

Hua was replaced by Zhao Ziyang as Premier of the State Council in September 1980, and by Hu Yaobang as CPC General Secretary of the party in September 1982.

After the defeat, Sun Jian reassembled his troops to score a victory against the combined forces of Hu Zhen, Hua Xiong, and Lü Bu in Yangren ( 陽人 ), where he had Hua Xiong executed.

On May 27, 2008, Dragon Dynasty released their own edition with an improved transfer, the original Mandarin mono soundtrack and exclusive supplements, including a newly-recorded audio commentary with Bey Logan and Cheng Pei-pei, trailers, a retrospective with Bey Logan and interviews with the cast ( Cheng Pei-pei, Yueh Hua ) and director King Hu.

All the Japanese leave except for two soldiers guarding Chien Hua which Veitch kills with help of Shaw Hu.

* Hu Yaobang was elected as Chairman of the Chinese Communist Party, to succeed Hua Guofeng.

After the outlaws have been granted amnesty by the emperor, Hua Rong follows them on their subsequent campaigns against the Liao invaders and the rebel forces of Tian Hu, Wang Qing and Fang La.

His solution was to install one of his own guards officers, Hu Zhen at Hua as deputy governor.

This meant that the current governor at Hua, Hu Zhen, had to be removed since Zhu Quanzhong did not wish to keep him as acting governor, nor could he return to Zhu Quanzhong's service.

Two years later Hu was promoted to First Secretary of CY Central, thus its actual leader.

* Kusuhashi, Hu, Wang, Setoguchi & Matsuoka ( 2009 ): Two eobaatarid ( Multituberculata ; Mammalia ) genera from the Lower Cretaceous Shahai and Fuxin Formations, Northeastern China.

Two significant acts taken by Hu have been the cancellation of the traditional August leadership conference at Beidaihe, and the comparative large amount of public coverage given to the plenary Central Committee meeting in October 2003.

Two of them, Khieu Samphan and Hou Yuon, earned doctorates from the University of Paris ; Hu Nim obtained his degree from the University of Phnom Penh in 1965.

Two other physicians, Dr. Richard Smith at the University of Washington, and Dr. Hu Myers at Alderson-Broaddus College, also launched their own programs in the mid and late 1960s.

Two historically significant Hu names are this Donghu 東胡 ( literally " Eastern Barbarians ") " ancient Mongolian nomadic group " and the Wu Hu 五胡 (" Five Barbarians ") " five nomadic tribes involved in the Wu Hu uprising " ( 304-316 CE ) against the Jin Dynasty.

* Kelly Hu as Rachel Durrel ( Season Two )

Officials with ties to the Shanghai administration form a powerful faction in the national government, the so-called Shanghai Clique, which often competes against the rival Youth League Faction over personnel appointments and policy decisions: Xi Jinping, the presumptive successor to Hu Jintao as General Secretary and President, is a compromise candidate between the two groups with supporters in both camps.

Hu attempted to reform China's political system by: requiring candidates to be directly elected in order to enter the Politburo ; holding more elections with more than one candidate ; increasing government transparency ; increasing public consultation before determining Party policy ; and, increasing the degree that government officials could be held directly responsible for their mistakes.

The political reforms of Hu and Zhao included proposals to have candidates directly elected to the Politburo, more elections with more than one candidate, more government transparency, more consultation with the public on policy, and increased personal responsibility directed to officials for their mistakes.

In foreign policy, Hu advocated for " China's peaceful development ", pursuing soft power in international relations and a business-oriented approach to diplomacy.

While in Guizhou, Hu was careful to follow Beijing's directives and had a reputation of being " airtight "; he rarely would offer his views on policy matters in public.

Hu and Wen Jiabao have also attempted to move China away from a policy of favouring economic growth at all costs and toward a more balanced view of growth that includes factors in social inequality and environmental damage, including the use of the green gross domestic product in personnel decisions.

Political observers indicate that Hu has distinguished himself from his predecessor in both domestic and foreign policy.

Domestic critics, including the country's elites, intellectuals, and particularly dissidents, point to various shortcomings of the Hu administration and his failure in implementing his signature " Harmonious Society " policy.

Although in the early years of his tenure Hu attempted to pioneer a form of " intraparty democracy " that called for greater participation from lower-ranked members to determine policy and select the leadership, there has been little evidence of meaningful changes to the party's governing structure and decision-making process.

With the transition of authority to Hu Jintao in 2005, Jia appears to have been given the job of coordinating policy on Taiwan.

In September 2009, apparent disagreement between Hu Shuli and the SEEC over editorial policy and financial control led first to rumours that Hu was about to leave and start her own publication.

This change in policy has been largely credited to General secretary, President Hu Jintao and Premier Wen Jiabao.

Since 2006, Chinese Supreme Court justice Xiao Yang has worked to blunt the " strike hard " policy with his own policy of " balancing leniency and severity " (), which is supposedly influenced by Hu Jintao's Harmonious society concept.

Hu was an advocate of action against Japanese aggression, criticizing Chiang for " his spineless failure to adopt a strong policy toward the foreign power which has torn and ravaged our homeland!