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Two Cannot be Denied

Xi Jinping’s historiography

The Two Cannot be Denied (Chinese: 两个不能否定; pinyin: Liǎng gè bùnéng fǒudìng), also written as two cannot negate, is a political concept and slogan first proposed by Chinese Communist Party (CCP) general secretary Xi Jinping in January 2013. It refers to the phrase "the historical period after reform and opening up cannot be used to negate the historical period before reform and opening up, nor can the historical period before reform and opening up be used to negate the historical period after reform and opening up".

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Two Cannot be Denied

Xi Jinping’s historiography

The Two Cannot be Denied (Chinese: 两个不能否定; pinyin: Liǎng gè bùnéng fǒudìng), also written as two cannot negate, is a political concept and slogan first proposed by Chinese Communist Party (CCP) general secretary Xi Jinping in January 2013. It refers to the phrase "the historical period after reform and opening up cannot be used to negate the historical period before reform and opening up, nor can the historical period before reform and opening up be used to negate the historical period after reform and opening up".

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The Two Cannot be Denied (Chinese: 两个不能否定; pinyin: Liǎng gè bùnéng fǒudìng), also written as two cannot negate, is a political concept and slogan first proposed by Chinese Communist Party (CCP) general secretary Xi Jinping in January 2013. It refers to the phrase "the historical period after reform and opening up cannot be used to negate the historical period before reform and opening up, nor can the historical period before reform and opening up be used to negate the historical period after reform and opening up".

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