July 9, 1926: The National Revolutionary Army pledges to launch the Northern Expedition
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July 9, 1926: The National Revolutionary Army pledges to launch the Northern Expedition
The Northern Expedition was a military campaign led by the Kuomintang from 1926 to 1928. Its main objective was to unify China by ending the rule of local warlords. It led to the demise of the Beiyang government and the Chinese reunification of 1928.
July 9—11, 1971: US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger takes a secret trip to China
This trip was to pave the way for then-President Richard Nixon's later visit to China, which became a historical event in the history of Sino-American Relations.
July 9, 2002: The CPC Central Committee issues "Regulations on Selecting and Appointing Leading Cadres in the Party and Government"
- Experts urge stronger civil aviation legislation, cultivation of legal talents
- Henry C. Lee praises women's rising role in forensic science
- China's national college entrance exam begins
- China issues yellow alert for rainstorms
- 78,900 students across Beijing sit the gaokao
- Chinese, American youths bridge cultures through dance