Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "江泽民" in Chinese language version.
江泽民笑着用上海话对荣毅仁说：“今天我回娘家了。”
Weng Shilie, president of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, presenting Jiang Zemin with a school badge at the ceremony at which Jiang was appointed professor in March 1989.
Weng Shilie, president of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, presenting Jiang Zemin with a school badge at the ceremony at which Jiang was appointed professor in March 1989.
The collapse of the Soviet Union might have presented China with an ideal opportunity to regain the more than 34,000 square kilometers of territory it had claimed in Central Asia. The newly independent states of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan, struggling to secure their independence, lacked the military and diplomatic resources to resist Chinese demands. Nevertheless, despite this clear opportunity to press for the land that it claimed, China pursued compromise instead. Although China’s military position was quite strong, it offered concessions in disputes with its new Central Asian neighbors, signing six boundary agreements in the 1990s as well as a supplemental agreement with Tajikistan in 2002.
江泽民笑着用上海话对荣毅仁说：“今天我回娘家了。”
江村也是江泽民主席的祖居地。
Weng Shilie, president of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, presenting Jiang Zemin with a school badge at the ceremony at which Jiang was appointed professor in March 1989.
讲到关键的地方，他会插一点方言，比如四川话，说得挺像，也经常英文讲几句
江泽民操着湖北话问
The collapse of the Soviet Union might have presented China with an ideal opportunity to regain the more than 34,000 square kilometers of territory it had claimed in Central Asia. The newly independent states of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan, struggling to secure their independence, lacked the military and diplomatic resources to resist Chinese demands. Nevertheless, despite this clear opportunity to press for the land that it claimed, China pursued compromise instead. Although China’s military position was quite strong, it offered concessions in disputes with its new Central Asian neighbors, signing six boundary agreements in the 1990s as well as a supplemental agreement with Tajikistan in 2002.
