SOCIAL ACTIVIST

Wu'erkaixi

1968 - Today

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Uerkesh Davlet (Uyghur: ئۆركەش دۆلەت; Chinese: 吾尔开希·多莱特), commonly known by his pinyin name Wu'er Kaixi, is a Chinese political commentator known for his leading role during the Tiananmen protests of 1989. Uerkesh achieved prominence while studying at Beijing Normal University as a hunger striker who rebuked Chinese Premier Li Peng on national television. He was one of the main leaders of the pro-reform Beijing Students' Autonomous Federation and helped lead abortive negotiations with officials. Wu'er Kaixi eventually settled in Taiwan, where he works as a political commentator. Read more on Wikipedia

Her biography is available in different languages on Wikipedia. Wu'erkaixi is the 636th most popular social activist (down from 568th in 2019), the 1,023rd most popular biography from China (down from 981st in 2019) and the 12th most popular Chinese Social Activist.

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Among SOCIAL ACTIVISTS

Among social activists, Wu'erkaixi ranks 636 out of 840. Before her are Jake Angeli, Sumaira Abdulali, Chen Guangcheng, Maria Verónica Reina, Alva Belmont, and Lillian Wald. After her are Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani, Frank Kameny, Ingrid Newkirk, Elizaveta Glinka, Lucy Burns, and Charlotte Despard.

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Contemporaries

Among people born in 1968, Wu'erkaixi ranks 392. Before her are Grace Poe, Necrobutcher, Oleh Luzhny, Nadia Farès, Francois Botha, and Clovis Cornillac. After her are Adílson Batista, Masahiko Harada, Uwe Rösler, Jorge Salinas, Tsuyoshi Kitazawa, and Tomas Svensson.

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In China

Among people born in China, Wu'erkaixi ranks 1,023 out of 1,610. Before her are Guo Jinlong (1947), Fan Zhiyi (1969), Zheng Jie (1983), Sun Jihai (1977), Kong Linghui (1975), and Peng Shuai (1986). After her are Jordan Chan (1967), Zhang Zilin (1984), Meng Wanzhou (1972), Mao Chi-kuo (1948), He Pingping (1988), and Yang Yang (1991).

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  • Photo of Guo Jinlong

    Guo Jinlong

    POLITICIAN

    1947 - Present

    HPI: 51.26

    Rank: 1,017

  • Photo of Fan Zhiyi

    Fan Zhiyi

    SOCCER PLAYER

    1969 - Present

    HPI: 51.24

    Rank: 1,018

  • Photo of Zheng Jie

    Zheng Jie

    TENNIS PLAYER

    1983 - Present

    HPI: 51.23

    Rank: 1,019

  • Photo of Sun Jihai

    Sun Jihai

    SOCCER PLAYER

    1977 - Present

    HPI: 51.16

    Rank: 1,020

  • Photo of Kong Linghui

    Kong Linghui

    TABLE TENNIS PLAYER

    1975 - Present

    HPI: 51.14

    Rank: 1,021

  • Photo of Peng Shuai

    Peng Shuai

    TENNIS PLAYER

    1986 - Present

    HPI: 51.13

    Rank: 1,022

  • Photo of Wu'erkaixi

    Wu'erkaixi

    SOCIAL ACTIVIST

    1968 - Present

    HPI: 51.10

    Rank: 1,023

  • Photo of Jordan Chan

    Jordan Chan

    ACTOR

    1967 - Present

    HPI: 51.05

    Rank: 1,024

  • Photo of Zhang Zilin

    Zhang Zilin

    ACTOR

    1984 - Present

    HPI: 51.03

    Rank: 1,025

  • Photo of Meng Wanzhou

    Meng Wanzhou

    BUSINESSPERSON

    1972 - Present

    HPI: 50.97

    Rank: 1,026

  • Photo of Mao Chi-kuo

    Mao Chi-kuo

    POLITICIAN

    1948 - Present

    HPI: 50.95

    Rank: 1,027

  • Photo of He Pingping

    He Pingping

    CELEBRITY

    1988 - 2010

    HPI: 50.91

    Rank: 1,028

  • Photo of Yang Yang

    Yang Yang

    ACTOR

    1991 - Present

    HPI: 50.83

    Rank: 1,029

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Among SOCIAL ACTIVISTS In China

Among social activists born in China, Wu'erkaixi ranks 12. Before her are Zhang Guotao (1897), Wei Jingsheng (1950), Chen Qimei (1878), Harry Wu (1937), Hu Jia (1973), and Chen Guangcheng (1971). After her are Wang Dan (1969), Guo Jianmei (1961), Ni Yulan (1960), Nathan Law (1993), Chen Qiushi (1985), and Xu Mengtao (1990).

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