Ex-China bigwig Zhou's photo erased at state museum

Ex-China bigwig Zhou's photo erased at state museum

BEIJING, China - Former senior Chinese Communist Party leader Zhou Yongkang (far L in the bottom group photo of October 2007 under then Chinese President Hu Jintao's administration) is erased in the same photo above posted at Beijing's National Museum of China in a picture taken on Dec. 2, 2014, due to a crackdown on Zhou for graft charges.

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