5 years after Hua Guofeng's death

5 years after Hua Guofeng's death

JIAOCHENG, China - A ceremony is held to mark the fifth anniversary of the death of China's former leader Hua Guofeng at his grave in Jiaocheng, Shanxi Province, on Aug. 20, 2013. The ceremony was attended by only about 30 supporters as his legacy is not held in high regard by the Chinese Communist Party.

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