Randa Abdel-Fattah
speaker
3,221 appearances
41 recordings
9 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 8 Sep
Randa Abdel-Fattah’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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He gives speeches arguing that reform was necessary and China would not turn its back on foreign investment.
He's saying if China chooses to give up on socialism, reform and opening up, economic development and improving people's livelihoods, then it has chosen certain death.
In other words, a brave, market-oriented approach could work with socialism.
And Deng brought his message to other cities.
On January 19th, he arrived in his sacred Shenzhen.
While he was there, he observed what Shenzhen had become since he had designated it a special economic zone just over a decade earlier.
The crowds greeted him, Uncle Deng.
Deng Suansong, his final message was clear.
This was his legacy, the continued opening up of China.
There would be no going back.
One company that didn't ignore it was Walmart.
Well, what about Chinese workers?
Migrant laborers who moved to places like Shenzhen were able to make money.
But their lives were really hard.
The working conditions were tough.
Unionization efforts were thwarted.
For all the promise of Deng's unique capitalism, there was considerable human cost.
Deng Xiaoping died in February of 1997.
Since then, China has undergone even further economic development and expansion.
In December 2001, it officially joined the World Trade Organization.
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