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Three Represents

PersonalEarly lifeWang Yeping (wife)Jiang Mianheng (son)Selected Works of Jiang ZeminReflections on Energy Issues in ChinaAdministration1992 reelection as General Secretary1997 reelection as General SecretaryShanghai cliquePolicies and theoriesThree RepresentsSocialist market economyGrasping the large, letting go of the smallThree Stresses campaignThree things that can be discussedProgram 973Project 211Project 985China Western DevelopmentGo Out policyKey eventsDeng Xiaoping's southern tour1993 constitutional amendmentThree Gorges DamThird Taiwan Strait CrisisHandover of Hong Kong1998 China floods1999 constitutional amendmentPersecution of Falun GongHandover of MacauDiplomatic activitiesInternational trips1994 Russia, Ukraine, and France visit1998 Japan visitUS Belgrade embassy bombing1999 United Kingdom visit2001 Sino-Russian Treaty of Friendship2002 Germany, Libya, Nigeria, Tunisia, and Iran visitThe Three Represents, officially the Theory of Three Represents, is a political doctrine that defines the role of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in Chinese society.

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