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instanceOf
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Chinese politician
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Chinese revolutionary
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human
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paramount leader of China
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birthName
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Deng Xiansheng
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causeOfDeath
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Parkinson’s disease
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child
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Deng Nan
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Deng Pufang
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Deng Rong
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countryOfCitizenship
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China
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dateOfBirth
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1904-08-22
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dateOfDeath
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1997-02-19
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deFactoLeaderOf
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People’s Republic of China
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education
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studied in France
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studied in the Soviet Union
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endTime
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early 1990s (as de facto paramount leader)
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ethnicGroup
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Han Chinese
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familyName
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Deng
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gender
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male
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givenName
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Xiaoping
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ideology
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communism
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market socialism
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socialism with Chinese characteristics
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influenced
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Chinese economic reform
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post-Mao Chinese politics
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influencedBy
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Mao Zedong
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Marxism–Leninism
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knownFor
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Deng Xiaoping Theory
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One Country, Two Systems policy
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initiating Chinese economic reform
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opening China to foreign investment
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reform and opening-up policy
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memberOf
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Communist Party of China Central Committee
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militaryRank
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political commissar
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name
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Deng Xiaoping
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nativeName
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邓小平
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notableEvent
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Southern Tour of 1992
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officeHeld
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Chairman of the Central Military Commission
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General Secretary of the Communist Party of China
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Paramount leader of China
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Vice Chairman of the Communist Party of China
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Vice Premier of the State Council of China
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participatedIn
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Chinese Civil War
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Cultural Revolution (as a purged and later rehabilitated leader)
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Long March
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Second Sino-Japanese War
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placeOfBirth
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Guang’an, Sichuan, China
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placeOfDeath
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Beijing, China
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policy
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Four Modernizations
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One Country, Two Systems for Hong Kong and Macau
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establishment of Special Economic Zones
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household responsibility system in agriculture
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politicalParty
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Communist Party of China
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predecessor
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Mao Zedong (as paramount leader)
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quote
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“It doesn’t matter whether a cat is black or white, as long as it catches mice.”
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“Let some people get rich first.”
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religion
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atheism
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residence
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Beijing, China
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restingPlace
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Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery (ashes scattered at sea)
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roleIn
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oversaw normalization of relations with the United States
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oversaw return negotiations of Hong Kong to China
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oversaw return negotiations of Macau to China
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spouse
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Jin Weiying
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Zhang Xiyuan
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Zhuo Lin
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startTime
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1978 (as de facto paramount leader)
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successor
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Jiang Zemin (as paramount leader)
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