Screen shot of Wen Jiabao’s Facebook page Just how approachable is Chinese Premier “Grandpa Wen” Jiabao? So far, he’s the only known living Chinese leader to have a Facebook page , though it’s impossible to tell whether he... ...full story at China Journal
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