Wen Jiabao - the Man to Watch in 2010

clipped from www.xinhuanet.com clipped from www.xinhuanet.com Photos: Wen talks online with netizens It was reported that Wen had not celebrated the Lunar Chinese New Year together with the family for the last 8 years already. Instead, he spent his New Year visiting people of all walks of lives at the grassroots levels - a gesture thought hard to be emulated by leaders of any nation by and large. For a statesman of that sort; one wonders what comes next? Any surprise is of no more surprise to Wen Jiabao!!!! clipped from news.xinhuanet.com During an online chat with Internet users through two state news portals in Beijing last Saturday, Wen said that advancing the cross-Strait Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA) conforms to the interests of people on the mainland and Taiwan. As Taiwan compatriots are mainland's brothers, the mainland could sacrifice part of its interests in the negotiations of the ECFA to the interests of Taiwan's medium and small-sized enterprises and the Taiwan public, especially those of Taiwan farmers, Wen said. clipped from www.xinhuanet.com An Explosion Of Local Group Organizing To Independently Meet Community Needs - Click Here! clipped from news.xinhuanet.com Wen's remarks, along with Chinese President Hu Jintao's recent speech to Taiwanese businessmen in Zhangzhou, Fujian, will no doubt be helpful to disperse the shadow over the Taiwan Straits. This will not only be welcomed by regional countries, but also a timely and new year gift China has given to international investors in Asia. clipped from www.xinhuanet.com Premier vows to tame "wild horse" of skyrocketing housing prices 02-27 16:09 US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton meets Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao on February 21, 2009 in Beijing, China. Clinton is on a three day visit to the Chinese capital, as part of her first diplomatic tour to Asia. (Photo by Oliver Weiken-Pool/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Wen Jiabao;Hillary Clinton (February 21, 2009 - Photo by Pool/Getty Images AsiaPac)