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Fareed Zakaria interview with Robert Lawrence Kuhn discussing Xi Jinping's new book

The passage is a standard media interview providing background on Xi Jinping and the publication of his book. It contains no specific allegations, financial transactions, or actionable leads involving Xi Jinping authored a book titled "The Governance of China" published in multiple languages. Robert Lawrence Kuhn, longtime adviser to the Chinese government, discusses Xi's background. The interview

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November 11, 2025
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House Oversight
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House Oversight #023695
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The passage is a standard media interview providing background on Xi Jinping and the publication of his book. It contains no specific allegations, financial transactions, or actionable leads involving Xi Jinping authored a book titled "The Governance of China" published in multiple languages. Robert Lawrence Kuhn, longtime adviser to the Chinese government, discusses Xi's background. The interview

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Fareed Zakaria GPS “Xi Jinping: The Governance of China” Robert Lawrence Kuhn October 5, 2014 FZ: What in the world is the leader of the second largest economy on the planet thinking? That’s a question many would love to know the answer to, but in a closed, secretive society, like China, it’s all but impossible to know. He rarely gives interviews, and the press in China is far from free. But now we have something to look at. Chinese President Xi Jinping has a new book, entitled The Governance of China, and it’s aiming for worldwide impact. State media there reports that the book has been published in nine languages: Chinese, English, French, Russian, Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese, German and Japanese. My next guest, Robert Lawrence Kuhn, says it is a milestone. Kuhn has advised the Chinese government for twenty-five years, and is the author of How China’s Leaders Think. Welcome. KUHN: Pleasure to be here. WHAT IN THE WORLD IS XI JINPING THINKING? FZ: First, give us a sense of who this man is for ers © : eet § our viewers. Who is Xi Jinping, and why is he a little different from China’s ordinary leaders? KUHN: Xi Jinping has been involved in all aspects of what makes China today. His father was one of the founders of the country, truly a great revolutionary and a great reformer in the early days. Xi Jinping graduated from Tsinghua University [‘China’s MIT’], with a degree in chemical engineering. Then he went through 4 more than two decades working at the local level. WHAT IN THE WORLD IS XI JINPING THINKING? Cy Starting in a county, and then a city, Xiamen, : = working his way up for many years in Fujian a — 4 , eS province, becoming the governor. Then for five years Xi was the Party Secretary of, the number one official responsible for, Zhejiang province, which is the center of entrepreneurship in China. So that gives him a great sense of business. And that was when I first met Xi Jinping, actually, in 2005, and then again in 2006, seeing him doing the real work of running a province, a local area. a | President Xi is a person, when you see him, who is unassuming; he’s big, he has a strong presence WHAT IN THE WORLD IS X! JINPING THINKING? Cee | in aroom, but you feel very comfortable with = oro him. He doesn’t put on airs, he’s very warm and

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