Talk:Wang Shi (entrepreneur)
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1989
[edit]In Richard McGregor, The Party, London 2010, p. 207, you can read this:
"In 1989, when he was thirty-eight, his pioneering fervour had taken him on a different trek, to the front of a march of his employees through Shenzhen in support of the demonstrators in Beijing. Wang was blacklisted by the local government for his role in the protests and reportedly jailed for a year."
Right or wrong? --13Peewit (talk) 20:08, 14 June 2012 (UTC)
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