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Several Issues Regarding Attracting Foreign Investment -- A Directive on Quality Management -- Concentrate Our Efforts on Winning the Trust of the People through Several Measures -- We Must Be Determined to Treat the Upstream Pollution of the Huangpu River -- Leading Cadres Must Not Be Detached from the People -- Technical Upgrading at Enterprises Must Follow a New Path -- Discipline Inspection Cadres Must Dare to Tackle Tough Cases -- Five Practical Things to Do in Building Clean Government among Rural Cadres -- Explain Difficulties Clearly and Energize Ourselves -- Some Thoughts on the Three-Year Restructuring of Shanghais Industries and Their Long-Term Growth -- Borrow from Experiences of Other Countries and Speed Up Development of an Externally Oriented Economy -- Revitalize and Develop the Arts in Shanghai -- Good Prospects for Shanghais Electrical Machinery Exports -- To Overcome Our Difficulties, We Must Rely Wholeheartedly on the Working Class -- Shanghais Hopes Lie in the Development of Pudong -- Resolutely Implement Governance and Rectification Measures -- On the Development and Opening Up of Shanghais Financial Sector -- Publicity in the News Media Should Be Fact-Based -- Remarks Made While Reporting to Yang Shangkun -- Some Comments on the Central Committees Decision on Strengthening Ties with the People (Draft for Feedback) -- Remarks Made While Reporting to Qiao Shi -- Do Three Practical Things for the People of Shanghai -- A Conversation with C.Y. Leung -- Reporting to Yao Yilin on the Development of Pudong -- A Conversation with Moeen Qureshi, Senior Vice President of the World Bank, and Delegation -- The Municipal Party Committee Must Focus on Party Conduct and on Establishing Clean Government -- Speech at the Establishment of the Shanghai Overseas Exchange Association -- Do Good Urban Planning;Invigorate Large and Medium State-Owned Enterprises -- The Problems of Dirt and Disorder in Shanghai -- Work Assigned by Leaders Should Be Carried Out Thoroughly -- Remarks at Three Study Meetings of the Members of the Standing Committee of the Municipal Party Committee -- We Muse Use Foreign Investments Boldly -- Promoting the Tight Integration of Sci-Tech with Production -- Bonuses Should Reward the Diligent and Penalize the Lazy -- What Matters in a Legal System Is Its Effectiveness -- Always Remember That We Are Servants of the People -- Letters and Petitions Are an Important Way to Keep in Touch with the People -- We Are Resolved to Rectify the Taxi Industry -- A Conversation with C.Y. Leung, Director of Jones Lang Wooten (Hong Kong) -- A Joint Interview with Japanese Correspondents Based in Shanghai -- A Conversation with the World Banks Shahid Javed Burki and Delegation -- A Conversation with German Expert Werner Gerich -- Quality Is Shanghais Lifeblood -- A Few Comments about Economic Hot Spots -- The Key Issues and Key Tasks to Focus on in 1989 -- Eliminate Slush Funds -- A Letter to the Shanghai Educators Union -- Further Promote Stable Growth of the Rural Economy -- How to Stabilize the Markets -- Speech at a Shanghai Conference on Oversight Work -- Shanghais Industrial Restructuring Must Blaze New Paths -- We Must Be Determined to Fix the Citys Street Traffic -- Launch the Two Increases and Two Decreases Campaign and Stabilize Shanghais Economy -- Keep Shanghai Stable, Keep the Overall Situation Stable -- Get Organized and Maintain Shanghais Stability -- Shanghai Must Not Descend into Chaos -- Further Consolidate Shanghais Stability -- The Basic Qualities Socialist Entrepreneurs Must Have -- To Stabilize the Economy, Its Essential to Stabilize Prices -- Cleaning Up Companies Is an Important Measure for Punishing Corruption;Front Cover -- Front Flap -- Title Page -- Copyright Information -- Table of Contents -- Publication Note -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Indigenizing Production of the Santana -- Make the Supply of Non-Staple Foods for Shanghais Residents a Breakthrough Point in Our Work -- Utilizing Foreign Investment and Developing Foreign Trade -- Changes in Thinking Can Bring Great Hope to Shanghai -- Invigorate Shanghais Finances, Support Economic Revitalization -- Speed Up Indigenous Production of Very Larg-Scale Integrated Circuits -- Unite and Strive Together to Do Good Economic Work -- Speech at the First Plenary Session of the Ninth Shanghai Peoples Congress -- Do a Good Job of Supplying Non-Staple Foods in the Spirit of Reform and Truth-Seeking -- Foreign Trade: The Vanguard for Shanghais Development of an Externally Oriented Economy -- The Shanghai Municipal Government Must Be Prepared to Fight Hard for Revitalization -- Play to Our Strengths in Science and Technology, and Fight the Good Fight for Key Industrial Projects -- Some Principles for Establishing the Shanghai Foreign Investment Commission -- A Few Comments on the Devolution of Powers -- Press Conference Announcing the Establishment of the Shanghai Foreign Investment Commission -- A Conversation with American Author Harrison Salisbury -- The Research Office of the City Government Should Become the Mayors Brain Trust -- A Speech at Fudan University -- Three Expectations of All City Officials at the Bureau Level and Above -- An Interview with Kevin Sinclair of The Standard (Hong Kong) -- Let Enterprises Swim by Themselves in the Markets -- A Conversation with Siegfried Lengi, Secretary of the German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development -- Develop High-Quality Services and Improve the Investment Environment -- Some Specific Thoughts Regarding the Development of Pudong;In the Two Increases and Two Decreases Campaign, Take Substantive Action, Dare to Manage, and Take Genuine Action -- A Speech to Cadres from the Shanghai Planning Commission -- Shanghai Will Further Open Up to the World -- Thoughts from a Visit to Hong Kong and Singapore -- About Our Visit to the United States -- A Press Conference on Policies to Open Up and Develop Pudong -- A Letter to Shanghais Sanitation Workers -- Do Good Planning and Design for the Pudong New Area -- A Conversation with Attila Karaosmanoglu, Vice President of the World Bank -- On Shanghais 10-Year Plan and the Eighth 5-Year Plan -- We Must Properly Protect the Unpolluted Land of Chongming -- Take Information Work Seriously and Do It Well -- Some Comments on Developing a Securities Market -- Basically Resolve Shanghais Housing Problems within 10 Years -- Help State-Owned Enterprises Resolve Their Dilemma -- Some Comments on Rebuilding Shanghais Old Urban Areas -- Speech at the Municipal Partys Discipline Commission -- Shanghai Will Have No Future If We Dont Overcome Bureaucratism -- Four Comments on Doing Good Work with Cadres -- The Drivers of Shanghais Development -- Creating a New Outlook for Community Work -- Index -- Back Flap -- Back Cover

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On February 5 1989 Jiang Zemin and Zhu Rongji accompanied Deng Xiaoping to a - photo 1

On February 5 1989 Jiang Zemin and Zhu Rongji accompanied Deng Xiaoping to a - photo 2

On February 5, 1989, Jiang Zemin and Zhu Rongji accompanied Deng Xiaoping to a Spring Festival celebration with other leading Shanghai Party, government, and military leaders and representatives of all walks of life.

Jiang Zemin and Zhu Rongji in close conversation on the rostrum of a session of - photo 3

Jiang Zemin and Zhu Rongji in close conversation on the rostrum of a session of the Ninth Shanghai Peoples Congress, April 1930, 1988.

Jiang Zemin and Zhu Rongji in a group photo with members of the Shanghai - photo 4

Jiang Zemin and Zhu Rongji in a group photo with members of the Shanghai municipal government, April 18, 1988. Left to right: Vice Mayor Xie Lijuan, Vice Mayor Ni Tianzeng, Vice Mayor Li Zhaoji, municipal government adviser Wang Daohan, Jiang Zemin, Zhu Rongji, Vice Mayor Huang Ju, Vice Mayor Liu Zhenyuan, Vice Mayor Ye Gongqi, Vice Mayor Qian Xuezhong.

On an inspection tour of the Jiading County trading center for agricultural and - photo 5

On an inspection tour of the Jiading County trading center for agricultural and sideline products, Shanghai, March 3, 1990.

In friendly conversation while participating with cadres and government staff - photo 6

In friendly conversation while participating with cadres and government staff in Shanghais Patriotic Hygiene Month activities, April 14, 1990.

Visiting men working in high temperatures during an inspection tour of Shanghai - photo 7

Visiting men working in high temperatures during an inspection tour of Shanghai No. 3 Steel Mill on July 9, 1988. First from right, Ni Dingxing, director of the open-hearth mill; second from left, Ma Guoxing, Party secretary of the open-hearth mill.

ZHU RONGJI

ON THE RECORD

The Shanghai Years

19871991

Zhu Rongji

Translated by June Y. Mei

BROOKINGS INSTITUTION PRESS

Washington, D.C.

BROOKINGS INSTITUTION PRESS

Washington, D.C.

Copyright 2018

Foreign Languages Press

Beijing, China

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without permission in writing from the Brookings Institution Press, 1775 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036

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The Brookings Institution is a private nonprofit organization devoted to research, education, and publication on important issues of domestic and foreign policy. Its principal purpose is to bring the highest quality independent research and analysis to bear on current and emerging policy problems. Interpretations or conclusions in Brookings publications should be understood to be solely those of the authors.

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication data

Names: Zhu, Rongji, 1928

Title: Zhu Rongji on the record : the Shanghai years, 19871991 / Zhu Rongji ; translated by June Y. Mei.

Other titles: Zhu Rongji Shanghai jiang hua shi lu. English

Description: Washington, D.C. : BROOKINGS INSTITUTION PRESS, 2018. | The Chinese edition of Zhu Rongji on the Record: The Shanghai Years was jointly published in August, 2013. | Includes index.

Identifiers: LCCN 2017054446 (print) | LCCN 2017056627 (ebook) | ISBN 9780815731405 (ebook) | ISBN 9780815731399 (hardcover : alk. paper)

Subjects: LCSH: Zhu, Rongji, 1928 | Shanghai (China)Economic policy. | Shanghai (China)Economic conditions20th century. | Shanghai (China)Social policy. | City planningChinaShanghai.

Classification: LCC DS779.29.Z478 (ebook) | LCC DS779.29.Z478 A5 2018 (print) | DDC 951/.132058092dc23

LC record available at https://lccn.loc.gov/2017054446

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CONTENTS

P UBLICATION N OTE

The Chinese edition of Zhu Rongji on the Record: The Shanghai Years was jointly published in August 2013 by the Peoples Publishing House and the Shanghai Peoples Publishing House. The book covers the period from December 1987 to April 1991, when Zhu served as Shanghais deputy Party secretary, mayor, and then concurrently as Party secretary. It includes 106 of his speeches, conversations, directives, and letters, along with 83 photographs and reproductions of 9 directives and letters, the great majority of which were hitherto unpublished. In his Speech at the First Plenary Session of the Ninth Shanghai Peoples Congress (), Zhu revealed some of his personal tribulations for the first time.

The contents of this book were edited from audiovisual materials, transcripts, and manuscripts, most of which are being published in English for the first time. Some brief annotations have been added by the editors and translator, and most captions and subheadings were added by the editors. Because transcripts were unavailable in the original languages, remarks by foreign guests in conversations with the author have been translated from the Chinese edition. All chapters were personally reviewed by Zhu Rongji.

A CKNOWLEDGMENTS

Senior Party and government leaders have offered valued advice for the publication of this work, and guidance for its editorial work was provided by certain central government departments as well as by some local government authorities. Many materials and photographs were supplied by the Municipal Party Committee and municipal government of Shanghai and some of the latters agencies. The Peoples Publishing House and the Shanghai Peoples Publishing House greatly assisted in the publication of this edition. The contributions of all the above are gratefully acknowledged.

Li Bingjun, Lian Yong, Zhang Changyi, Xie Bingham, Lin Zhaomu, Gao Xiaozhen, Lu Jing, and Hou Chun participated in the editorial work; Zhang Linjian, Huang Jiale, and Zheng Xinyi made specific editing and compilation suggestions; Ma Dongsheng and Li Lijun assisted in the compilation of materials.

I NTRODUCTION

Zhu Rongjis tenure in Shanghai coincided with the critical period when the focus of Chinas economic reforms shifted from rural areas to the cities, and when the economic system itself was in transition. For various domestic and international reasons, reform, development, and stability encountered great difficulties and daunting challenges. In Shanghai, Chinas largest industrial city, old problems left over from the past overlapped with and were intertwined with new ones that emerged during the economic transition. The city was confronted with severe and complex issues due to two major problems: a sharp drop in fiscal revenues and excessive debts incurred for urban construction. Led by then Municipal Party Secretary Jiang Zemin, Zhu, together with the leading members of the Municipal Party Committee and municipal government, organized the citys administrators and populace to forcefully promote reforms, improve livelihoods, and stabilize and develop the economy. Within a relatively short time, major socioeconomic changes took place that laid a solid foundation for Shanghais subsequent reforms and development.

The Shanghai Years is an important record of this unique period. It clearly traces the course of the citys reforms and offers the reader a more comprehensive look at this phase of Chinas reform and modernization, as well as a deeper understanding of the theory and practice of socialism with Chinese characteristics.

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