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Zhu Rongji was once China's premier. He died on August 12, 2026, at the age of 98.
During his time in office, he promoted reform of state-owned enterprises and also helped China join the World Trade Organization.
After joining, Chinese products entered more countries, exports grew rapidly, and people around the world were able to buy many inexpensive goods.
However, some foreign scholars believe that China later did not fully fulfill what it had promised at the time.
After China became the “world's factory,” its economy developed rapidly, but problems such as environmental pollution and heavy pressure on workers also appeared.
Zhu Rongji once said that corruption should be fought severely, and he handled important smuggling and corruption cases. However, some people believe that his anti-corruption efforts had little effect.
When he was young, he was wrongly labeled a “rightist” for speaking the truth, and was later rehabilitated.
When Falun Gong practitioners went to Beijing in 1999 to raise concerns, he met with representatives and asked for people to be released.
Some people praise him for having principles and understanding economics, while others criticize his reforms and family-related issues.
Therefore, it is difficult to judge Zhu Rongji as simply good or bad.