Your topic is too broad, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said to a Peking University student upon learning that his thesis title was The Role of General Transfer Payments in Local Public Spending.

Li Keqiang, who is in line to become China's next premier, ... Li entered Peking University in 1978, when it was a hotbed of student activism. He studied law.

Li — a graduate of Peking University — was a backer of higher employment to maintain stability as China dealt with mounting debt and the continued fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic, according ...

Student, Department of Law; and leader, Students' Union of Peking University Li Keqiang (second from right) stands with fellow classmates in front of the south entrance of Peking University in 1981.

China’s former Premier Li Keqiang has died, ... In 1978, he enrolled at the prestigious Peking University, where he studied law and later obtained a doctorate in economics.

“Li Keqiang is not really a symbol of a bygone reform era, ... a former Peking University student who translated a book by an English judge with Mr. Li, said in 2011.

Wang Juntao, Bo Xilai, Li Keqiang were all students at Peking University in the 1970s. Wang is now an exiled dissident, Bo is in prison, while Li is China's premier ...

Former Premier Li Keqiang, ... Li received his Ph.D. in economics in 1994 from Peking University. Following Henan, Li served as party secretary for Liaoning province in the northeast as part of a ...

BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s new premier, Li Keqiang, stands out for his casual and disarming command of English in contrast with some other top leaders who can stand around looking awkw… ...

Introduced to politics during the chaotic 1966-76 Cultural Revolution, he made it into prestigious Peking University, where he studied law and economics, on his own merits rather than through ...

In 1978, he enrolled at the prestigious Peking University, where he studied law and later obtained a doctorate in economics. Unlike Xi, Li is not considered one of China’s princelings hailing ...