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'''Wang Huning''' (b. October 6, 1955)<ref>https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E7%8E%8B%E6%B2%AA%E5%AE%81</ref>
After [[PLA]] tanks crushed the dreams of liberal democracy sprouting in [[China]], [[CCP]] leadership began searching desperately for a new political model on which to secure the regime. They soon turned to Wang Huning. When Wang won national acclaim by leading a university debate team to victory in an international competition in Singapore in 1993, he caught the attention of [[Jiang Zemin]], who had become party leader after the [[Tiananmen massacre]]. Wang, having defeated National Taiwan University by arguing that human nature is inherently evil, foreshadowed that, “While Western modern civilization can bring material prosperity, it doesn’t necessarily lead to improvement in character.” Jiang plucked him from the university and, at the age of 40, he was granted a leadership position in the CCP’s secretive Central Policy Research Office, putting him on an inside track into the highest echelons of power.<ref>https://palladiummag.com/2021/10/11/the-triumph-and-terror-of-wang-huning/</ref>
After [[PLA]] tanks crushed the dreams of liberal democracy sprouting in [[China]], [[CCP]] leadership began searching desperately for a new political model on which to secure the regime. They soon turned to Wang Huning. When Wang won national acclaim by leading a university debate team to victory in an international competition in Singapore in 1993, he caught the attention of [[Jiang Zemin]], who had become party leader after the [[Tiananmen massacre]]. Wang, having defeated National Taiwan University by arguing that human nature is inherently evil, foreshadowed that, “While Western modern civilization can bring material prosperity, it doesn’t necessarily lead to improvement in character.” Jiang plucked him from the university and, at the age of 40, he was granted a leadership position in the CCP’s secretive Central Policy Research Office, putting him on an inside track into the highest echelons of power.<ref>https://palladiummag.com/2021/10/11/the-triumph-and-terror-of-wang-huning/</ref>
[[File:Deng successors.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Wang Huning served all three of [[China under Deng and successors|Deng successors]], Xi, Hu, and Jiang.]]
[[File:Deng successors.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Wang Huning served all three of [[China under Deng and successors|Deng successors]], Xi, Hu, and Jiang.]]