The People's Republic of China

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Lin Biao in power

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Eris/Sun opp: The People's Republic of China

Mao Zedong

On October 1, 1949, in a grand ceremony witnessed by crowds of Beijing people in Tiananmen Square, Mao Zedong, chairman of the Central People's Government, solemnly proclaimed the founding of the People's Republic of China (PRC).

Tiananmen Square

During the initial post-Liberation period, the Chinese government successfully carried out land reform in areas accounting for over 90 percent of the total national agricultural population, and 300 million peasants were granted approximately 47 million ha of land. Amazing achievements were made during the First Five-Year Plan period, from 1953 to 1957. The average annual increase in national income surpassed 8.9 percent. China established basic industries necessary for full industrialization hitherto non-existent domestically, producing airplanes, automobiles, heavy machinery, precision machinery, power-generating equipment, metallurgical and mining equipment, high-grade alloy steels and non-ferrous metals.

The ten years from 1957 to 1966 was the period in which China started large-scale socialist construction. The nation's total industrial fixed assets quadrupled between 1956 and 1966 and the national income increased by 58 percent in constant prices. The output of essential industrial products increased several or even a dozen times. Large-scale agricultural capital construction and technical transformation got underway. Unfortunately, the "Cultural Revolution," which lasted for ten years (May 1966-October 1976), made the state and its people suffer the most serious setbacks and losses since its founding.

The Jiang Qing counter-revolutionary clique was smashed in October 1976, marking the end of the "Cultural Revolution," and the beginning of a new era in Chinese history. The CPC reinstated Deng Xiaoping, former general secretary of the CPC, to all the Party and governmental posts he had been dismissed from during the "Cultural Revolution." In 1979, China instituted a guiding policy of "reform and opening to the outside world" under Deng's leadership, and the focus was shifted to modernization. Major efforts were made to reform economic and political systems. Step-by-step, China was establishing a road with Chinese characteristics, a road that would lead to socialist modernization. Profound changes have come about in China since the country embarked on the policy of reform and opening-up. This period is the best ever since the founding of the People's Republic of China, one characterized by rapid and vigorous economic advance and markedly improved living standards.

Jiang Zemin became general secretary of the CPC Central Committee in 1989 and head of state in 1993. Succeeding him, Hu Jintao took the position of general secretary of the CPC Central Committee in 2002 and president of the state in 2003. Today, the CPC Central Committee, headed by Hu Jintao, continuously upholds the policy of reform and opening-up initiated by Deng Xiaoping. As a result, China's policies enjoy wide popular support in a stable political situation, burgeoning economy, and active diplomatic engagement.<<

http://www.china.org.cn/english/features/China2005/141939.htm

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Also:

>>The Chinese Civil War ended in 1949 with the Communist Party of China in control of the mainland, and the Kuomintang retreating to Taiwan and some outlying islands of Fujian. On October 1, 1949 Mao Zedong proclaimed the People's Republic of China, declaring "the Chinese people have stood up."

Following a series of dramatic economic failures, like the famous Great Leap Forward, Mao stepped down from his position as chairman in 1959, with Liu Shaoqi, elected by the National People's Congress, as successor.

Liu Shaoqi

Mao still had a huge influence over the Party, but was removed from day-to-day management of economic affairs, which came under the control of a more moderate leadership consisting of Liu Shaoqi, Deng Xiaoping, and others who initiated economic reforms.

Deng Xiaoping

In 1966, Mao and his allies launched the Cultural Revolution, which is viewed by many analysts and historians as an attempt to purge the moderate leadership and strike-back at Mao's rivals by mobilizing the population in support of his thought. Mao's sympathizers argued it as an experiment in direct democracy and a genuine attempt at fighting corruption and other negative influences within Chinese society. However, Mao's personality cult at the time and the hierarchical structure of the "Red Guard," as well as the economic reconstruction needed after these events, tend to contradict this interpretation. Extreme disorder followed in the wake of the Cultural Revolution, but premier Zhou Enlai mediated its destructive impacts and helped the moderate forces regain influence.

Zhou Enlai

After Mao's death in 1976 and the arrest of the Gang of Four, Deng Xiaoping quickly wrested power from Mao's anointed successor Hua Guofeng. Although Deng never became the head of the Party or State himself, his influence within the Party led the country to economic reforms, exemplified by one of his favorite sayings: "It doesn't matter if a cat is black or white, so long as it catches mice." The Communist Party subsequently loosened governmental control over people's personal lives and the communes were disbanded with many peasants receiving multiple land leases, which greatly increased incentives and agricultural production. This turn of events marked China's transition from a planned economy to a mixed economy. The PRC adopted its current constitution on December 4, 1982.

Despite market reforms, the Communist Party of China remains in sole control, requiring the registration and supervision of all civic organizations. The CPC suppresses groups that it claims are threats to social stability and national unity, such as Falun Gong and the separatist movement in Tibet. Supporters of these policies claim that they safeguard stability in a society that was torn apart by class differences and rivalries, has no tradition of civil participation, and limited rule of law. Opponents claim that these policies severely curtail human rights and that they have resulted in a police state, creating an atmosphere of fear and ignorance.

In 1989 the death of the pro-reform official, Hu Yaobang, helped to spark the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, during which students and others campaigned for democratic reform and freedom. The protests were soon put down on June 4 when PLA troops entered and forcibly cleared the square, resulting in hundreds of casualties.

This event was famously videotaped and brought worldwide condemnation and sanctions against the PRC government. The June 4th incident has been a taboo subject within the government, though the Party did defend its actions by saying that it was necessary for the continued stability and economic development of the country.

President Jiang Zemin and Premier Zhu Rongji, both former mayors of

Jiang Zemin

Shanghai, led post-Tiananmen China in the 1990s, bringing unprecedented wealth and international standing to the country. Under Jiang Zemin's ten years of administration, China pulled an estimated 150 million peasants out of poverty and sustained an average annual GDP growth rate of 11.2%. The country formally joined the WTO in 2001.

Although China needs economic growth to spur its development, the government has begun to worry that rapid economic growth could negatively impact the country's resources and environment. Another concern is that many people are not benefiting from China's economic miracle. As a result, the PRC, under current President Hu Jintao and Premier Wen Jiabao, have initiated policies to address these issues, but the outcome remains to be seen. For much of China's population, living standards have seen extremely large improvements, and freedom continues to expand, but political controls remain tight.

Government and politics

While the PRC is regarded as a communist state by many political scientists, attempts to characterize the nature of China's political structure into a single, simple category are typically seen as lacking sufficient depth to be satisfactory. The PRC government has been variously described as authoritarian, communist, and socialist, with heavy restrictions remain in some areas, most notably on the internet and in the press. At the same time, China is slowly becoming capitalist in its economic system.

The country is mainly run by the Communist Party of China (CPC), but there are other political parties in the PRC, referred to in China as "democratic parties", which participate in the People's Political Consultative Conference, while serving mainly to endorse CPC policies. There have been some moves toward political liberalization, in that open contested elections are now held at the village and town levels, and that legislatures have shown some assertiveness from time to time; however, the Party retains effective control over governmental appointments. This is because, in the absence of meaningful opposition, the CPC wins by default in most electorates. The CPC has been enforcing its rule by clamping down on political dissidents while simultaneously attempting to reduce dissent by improving the economy and allowing public expression of personal grievances so long as they are not organized. Current political concerns in China include lessening the growing gap between rich and poor, and fighting corruption within the government leadership. The support that the Communist Party of China has among the Chinese population in general is unclear because there are no consistently contested national elections. Also, private conversations and anecdotal information often reveal conflicting views. However, according to a survey conducted in Hong Kong, where a relatively high level of freedom is enjoyed, the current CPC leaders have received substantial votes of support when residents were asked to rank their favourite Chinese leaders from the mainland and Taiwan.

For much of China's history, the state had been ruled by some form of centralized imperial monarchy, which was followed by a chaotic succession of largely authoritarian Chinese Nationalist governments as well as warlord-held administrations since the last few years of the Qing Dynasty in 1912.<<

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/People's_Republic_of_China

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Assuming Beijing (116e25 - 39n55) at 3:15pm = 7:15 UT

The time is reported by:

Doris Chase Doane (1984) - "Accurate World Horoscopes", p. 66 (quoting

CBS).

Nick Campion (1995) - "The Book of World Horoscopes", p. 119. Cinnabar

Books, Bristol, UK - Second, expanded and updated edition 1995,

Winner of the Marc Edmund Jones Award, ISBN 1-898495-01- 7.

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At:

http://www.astrologie.ws/china.htm

3:02pm is reported with details by means of a videotape. No doubt that the videotape is watched accurately. However, considering that we have to do with 1949, some problems are possible. In 1949 video recordings were still not sophisticated.

So, a video recording obtained from a film can be hypothesized.

A film can be assembled and shortened, cutting some "useless" pauses.

Some pauses in a Chinese ceremony can be hypothesized. Two minutes for the entire official, solemn proclamation seem to be too much hasty.

Consequently, 3:15pm is chosen, at least provisionally.

(Many thanks to Zane Stein, Roy MacKinnon and Eric Starwalker for their help).

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Using RIYAL 2.60

Astrological Setting (Tropical - Placidus)

RIYAL Sat October 1 1949 UT 7h15m00s Lat39n55 Lon116e25 SORT ALL

Planet	Longitude	Latitude	Declinat.	Const.	H.Dist.	Period	Inclin.	Orb.Range
CF119	0Ge06 r	17n57	37n40	Per	57.7	830	19.7	[39..138]
Cyllarus	0Sc22	4n19	7s34	Vir	31.9	134	12.6	[16..36]
TO66	0Aq24 r	22s38	42s04	Mic	40.5	287	27.4	[38..49]
OO67	0Sa36	19n37	1s04	Ser	65.8	15687	20.0	[21..1232]
WL7	0Sc49	5s03	16s29	Vir	23.2	91	11.2	[15..25]
CY118	1Ca34	24s32	1s06	Ori	55.2	849	25.6	[35..145]
Varuna	1Ta43 r	16s04	3s02	Cet	40.8	282	17.2	[41..45]
RZ214	1Cp47	17n48	5s38	Ser	43.0	797	20.5	[37..135]
GV9	1Le58	17s11	2n57	CMi	40.1	271	22.0	[39..45]
CR105	2Ge15 r	21s18	0s18	Eri	46.1	3223	22.8	[44..392]
Radama	2Ca39	12n39	36n04	Aur	33.0	242	12.7	[33..45]
GB32	2Le56	11s31	8n17	Cnc	66.7	2946	14.2	[35..376]
Moon	3Aq11	5s04	24s23	Cap	1.0	0	5.3
Crantor	3Ar22 r	12s17	9s55	Cet	23.9	86	12.8	[14..25]
SA278	4Pi19 r	4n21	5s53	Aqr	72.0	892	16.3	[33..152]
CZ118	4Le45	18n44	37n11	Lyn	71.5	1226	27.8	[37..192]
Chariklo	4Sa50	18s02	38s47	Lup	14.2	63	23.4	[13..19]
Vertex	4Vi51
BL41	4Sc57	11s27	23s55	Hya	12.5	31	13.4	[7..13]
Uranus	4Ca59	0n15	23n36	Gem	19.0	84	0.8
RN43	5Sa07	16n38	4s46	Oph	41.8	269	19.3	[41..43]
Chiron	5Sa29	4n24	16s54	Sco	9.9	51	6.9	[8..19]
HB57	5Le31	14s43	4n36	Hya	62.1	1995	15.5	[38..279]
UR163	5Aq40 r	0n05	18s47	Cap	37.6	375	0.7	[37..67]
Hylonome	5Ta49 r	2s36	11n01	Ari	29.8	125	4.1	[19..31]
Asbolus	5Ca52	17n38	40n56	Aur	26.2	77	17.6	[7..29]
Ascend	5Aq57	0n00	18s48	Cap
Quaoar	6Li01	0s18	2s40	Vir	44.8	285	8.0	[42..45]
GQ21	6Le41	12s17	6n42	Hya	48.6	892	13.4	[38..147]
Eris	6Ar54 r	24s53	20s02	Cet	96.8	561	44.0	[38..98]
RR43	7Aq12 r	20s44	38s24	Mic	39.0	287	28.5	[37..50]
Sun	7Li47	0n00	3s05	Vir	1.0	1	0.0
TY364	7Aq58 r	4n56	13s30	Aqr	41.4	244	24.8	[37..41]
CO104	8Pi12 r	0s44	9s11	Aqr	27.0	119	3.1	[21..28]
CR46	8Ar21 r	0n44	3n59	Psc	46.5	232	2.4	[18..58]
FZ53	8Pi36 r	25n43	15n30	Peg	33.1	116	34.8	[12..35]
DH5	8Aq56 r	10n21	8s01	Aql	30.0	104	22.4	[14..30]
RD215	8Cp59	24n40	1n28	Ser	49.5	1398	25.9	[38..212]
KF77	9Ca20	4n19	27n26	Gem	32.1	132	4.4	[20..32]
XR190	9Ta31 r	30n11	42n51	And	61.1	433	46.7	[53..62]
RM43	10Aq39r	22s18	38s51	Mic	54.8	874	28.7	[35..148]
Damocles	11Ge00	72n25	81n12	Dra	3.7	40	61.9	[2..22]
TD10	11Sc10	3n34	11s47	Lib	59.4	949	6.0	[12..181]
FP185	11Ca40	30s14	7s12	Mon	60.1	3105	30.8	[34..391]
KX14	12Vi37	0s20	6n32	Leo	40.4	241	0.4	[37..40]
VR130	12Sc44	2n20	13s27	Lib	33.1	117	3.5	[15..33]
Nessus	12Ta51r	3n12	18n45	Ari	34.8	122	15.6	[12..37]
MW12	13Li00	3n44	1s42	Vir	52.1	309	21.5	[39..52]
OM67	13Sa05	22s10	44s19	Sco	49.1	997	23.3	[39..160]

Saturn	13Vi09	1n40	8n10	Leo	9.3	29	2.5
Mercury	13Li10 r	2s55	7s54	Vir	0.4	0	7.0
RZ215	13Sc47	22s46	37s31	Cen	52.4	1048	25.5	[31..175]
VQ94	14Ar15 r	44s50	35s16	For	72.7	2582	70.6	[7..370]
FZ173	14Ca21	12n26	35n02	Gem	57.4	781	12.7	[32..137]
Ixion	14Li26	16n06	9n10	Vir	49.1	248	19.6	[30..49]
Neptune	14Li39	1n32	4s21	Vir	30.3	165	1.8
XZ255	14Vi52	2n28	8n14	Leo	16.5	63	2.6	[15..16]
Mars	14Le53	1n14	17n33	Cnc	1.6	2	1.8
Ceres	14Li57	6n52	0n26	Vir	2.6	5	10.6	[3..3]
Thereus	15Le05	18s45	1s39	Hya	12.5	34	20.4	[9..13]
FX128	16Ar02 r	9s53	2s49	Cet	48.2	1005	22.3	[18..183]
BU48	16Aq06r	1s26	17s23	Cap	29.7	193	14.2	[21..46]
Node	16Ar43 r	0n00	6n34	Psc
YQ179	17Ta00r	18s57	1s18	Cet	61.9	829	20.9	[37..139]
Pluto	17Le39	7n47	22n57	Leo	36.4	247	17.2	[30..49]
TL66	17Aq39r	23n51	7n13	Del	52.2	772	24.0	[35..133]
Pelion	17Ca47	3s25	18n52	Gem	22.6	89	9.4	[17..23]
TC302	18Pi29 r	21s55	24s35	Cet	61.2	413	35.0	[39..71]
Okyrhoe	18Pi42 r	0n49	3s43	Aqr	10.8	25	15.6	[6..11]
Bienor	18Ta53r	20n27	36n58	Tri	15.5	67	20.7	[13..20]
XX143	19Vi01	5n55	9n47	Leo	23.7	76	6.8	[10..26]
Venus	19Sc27	1s30	19s03	Lib	0.7	1	3.4
OP32	19Sc29	20n33	2n14	Ser	38.8	286	27.2	[39..48]
TX300	20Cp33r	14s25	36s06	Sgr	38.1	287	25.8	[38..49]
Elatus	21Cp16	2s52	24s36	Sgr	9.7	45	5.6	[7..18]
EL61	21Le37	10n01	23n45	Leo	49.0	282	28.3	[35..51]
Pylenor	21Ca53	2s33	19n09	Gem	21.8	68	5.5	[12..22]
FY9	22Ca04	16n18	37n42	Lyn	45.5	306	29.0	[38..53]
Echeclus	22Ge17	4s27	18n47	Tau	9.3	35	4.3	[6..16]
GZ32	22Ta22r	12s51	5n55	Tau	27.0	111	15.0	[18..28]
Jupiter	22Cp35	0s34	22s06	Sgr	5.1	12	1.3
AZ84	22Ta36r	4n42	22n59	Ari	44.7	248	13.6	[32..47]
PN34	22Le40	6s36	7n43	Leo	42.9	172	16.7	[13..49]
RL43	22Li53	7n54	1s33	Vir	25.1	122	12.3	[23..26]
UJ438	23Sc15	1s39	20s11	Lib	18.2	74	3.8	[8..27]
Sedna	23Ar26 r	10s25	0s35	Cet	110.6	11159	11.9	[76..922]
Huya	24Ca22	12s47	8n39	CMi	43.1	246	15.5	[28..50]
UX25	24Aq34r	17n00	2n44	Peg	48.1	281	19.4	[37..49]
VS2	24Aq49r	6n12	7s24	Aqr	39.1	249	14.8	[37..43]
Logos	25Ge15r	2s10	21n11	Tau	40.2	302	2.9	[40..50]
QD112	25Ge30r	14n31	37n53	Aur	29.4	83	14.5	[8..30]
AW197	25Ge47r	13n36	36n58	Aur	52.3	323	24.4	[41..53]
Orcus	25Ge51r	1n18	24n41	Tau	39.3	246	20.6	[30..48]
PJ30	25Vi51	4s49	2s46	Vir	36.7	1377	5.6	[29..219]
Pholus	26Cp09r	0n24	20s32	Sgr	31.6	91	24.6	[9..32]
OX3	26Sc19	1s32	20s50	Lib	45.4	181	3.2	[18..46]
Deucalion=	26Le22	0n21	13n04	Leo	46.3	292	0.4	[41..47]
Chaos	26Pi31 r	9s48	10s22	Cet	47.0	311	12.0	[41..50]
Amycus	26Ar37 r	13n00	22n21	Psc	34.3	125	13.3	[15..35]

Pallas	26Vi58	0s23	0n51	Vir	2.3	5	34.8	[2..3]
Midheav	27Sc09	0n00	19s32	Lib
PB112	27Sa14	15s22	38s47	Sco	60.3	1142	15.4	[35..183]
SQ73	27Ca41	17n03	37n17	Lyn	20.3	74	17.5	[15..21]
XA255	27Ar52 r	12s41	1s09	Cet	47.8	162	12.7	[9..50]
GM137	28Ge09	2s45	20n42	Ori	8.6	23	15.8	[7..9]
QB1	28Cp14r	1s53	22s22	Sgr	42.4	294	2.2	[41..47]
SB60	28Sa17	4s13	27s39	Sgr	38.4	275	23.9	[38..47]
QB243	28Ca50	3n35	23n54	Cnc	40.0	203	6.8	[15..54]
CO1	28Pi51 r	20s03	18s47	Cet	29.5	95	19.7	[11..31]
MS4	29Li54	1s34	12s54	Vir	45.9	270	17.7	[36..48]
Apogee	29Pi58	1s32	1s25	Psc
Hephaisto	0Vi00	8n07	19n04	Leo	1.1	3	12.5	[0..4]

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Focused Minor Planets

Eris = 6 Ar 54 r

Sun = 7 Li 47

Quaoar = 6 Li 01

Ascend = 5 Aq 57 Sextile

Asbolus = 5 Ca 52 Square

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TL66 = 17 Aq 39 r

Pluto = 17 Le 39

Node = 16 Ar 43 r Sextile

Venus = 19 Sc 27 Square

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OO67 = 0 Sa 36

S. Node = 16 Li 43 r Sextile

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Chaos = 26 Pi 31 r

Pallas = 26 Vi 58

Midheav = 27 Sc 09 Trine

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Ixion = 14 Li 26

Neptune = 14 Li 39

Ceres = 14 Li 57

Mars = 14 Le 53 Sextile

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Astrological Setting (Sidereal - Fagan/Bradley)

RIYAL Sat October 1 1949 UT 7h15m00s Lat39n55 Lon116e25 SORT ALL

Planet	Longit.	Latitude	Declin.	Const.	H.Dist.	Period	Inclinat.	O.Range
Huya	0Ca20	12s47	8n39	CMi	43.1	246	15.5	[28..50]
UX25	0Aq32r	17n00	2n44	Peg	48.1	281	19.4	[37..49]
VS2	0Aq46r	6n12	7s24	Aqr	39.1	249	14.8	[37..43]
Logos	1Ge13r	2s10	21n11	Tau	40.2	302	2.9	[40..50]
QD112	1Ge28r	14n31	37n53	Aur	29.4	83	14.5	[8..30]
AW197	1Ge45r	13n36	36n58	Aur	52.3	323	24.4	[41..53]
Orcus	1Ge49r	1n18	24n41	Tau	39.3	246	20.6	[30..48]
PJ30	1Vi49	4s49	2s46	Vir	36.7	1377	5.6	[29..219]
Pholus	2Cp06r	0n24	20s32	Sgr	31.6	91	24.6	[9..32]
OX3	2Sc17	1s32	20s50	Lib	45.4	181	3.2	[18..46]
Deucalion=	2Le20	0n21	13n04	Leo	46.3	29	20.4	[41..47]
Chaos	2Pi29 r	9s48	10s22	Cet	47.0	311	12.0	[41..50]
Amycus	2Ar35r	13n00	22n21	Psc	34.3	125	13.3	[15..35]
Pallas	2Vi56	0s23	0n51	Vir	2.3	5	34.8	[2..3]
Midheav	3Sc07	0n00	19s32	Lib
PB112	3Sa12	15s22	38s47	Sco	60.3	1142	15.4	[35..183]
SQ73	3Ca39	17n03	37n17	Lyn	20.3	74	17.5	[15..21]
XA255	3Ar50r	12s41	1s09	Cet	47.8	162	12.7	[9..50]
GM137	4Ge07	2s45	20n41	Ori	8.6	23	15.8	[7..9]
QB1	4Cp12r	1s53	22s22	Sgr	42.4	294	2.2	[41..47]
SB60	4Sa15	4s13	27s39	Sgr	38.4	275	23.9	[38..47]
QB243	4Ca48	3n35	23n54	Cnc	40.0	203	6.8	[15..54]
CO1	4Pi49 r	20s03	18s47	Cet	29.5	95	19.7	[11..31]
MS4	5Li52	1s34	12s54	Vir	45.9	270	17.7	[36..48]
Apogee	5Pi55	1s32	1s25	Psc
Hephaisto=	5Le58	8n07	19n04	Leo	1.1	3	12.5	[0..4]
CF119	6Ta04r	17n57	37n40	Per	57.7	830	19.7	[39..138]
Cyllarus	6Li20	4n19	7s34	Vir	31.9	134	12.6	[16..36]
TO66	6Cp22r	22s38	42s03	Mic	40.5	287	27.4	[38..49]
OO67	6Sc34	19n37	1s04	Ser	65.8	15687	20.0	[21..1232]
WL7	6Li47	5s03	16s29	Vir	23.2	91	11.2	[15..25]
CY118	7Ge32	24s32	1s06	Ori	55.2	849	25.6	[35..145]
Varuna	7Ar40r	16s04	3s02	Cet	40.8	282	17.2	[41..45]
RZ214	7Sa45	17n48	5s38	Ser	43.0	797	20.5	[37..135]
GV9	7Ca56	17s11	2n57	CMi	40.1	271	22.0	[39..45]
CR105	8Ta12r	21s18	0s18	Eri	46.1	3223	22.8	[44..392]
Radamantu=	8Ge37	12n39	36n04	Aur	33.0	242	12.7	[33..45]
GB32	8Ca54	11s31	8n17	Cnc	66.7	2946	14.2	[35..376]
Moon	9Cp09	5s04	24s23	Cap	1.0	0	5.3
Crantor	9Pi19 r	12s17	9s55	Cet	23.9	86	12.8	[14..25]
SA278	10Aq16r	4n21	5s53	Aqr	72.0	892	16.3	[33..152]
CZ118	10Ca43	18n44	37n11	Lyn	71.5	1226	27.8	[37..192]
Chariklo	10Sc48	18s02	38s47	Lup	14.2	63	23.4	[13..19]
Vertex	10Le49
BL41	10Li54	11s27	23s55	Hya	12.5	31	13.4	[7..13]
Uranus	10Ge56	0n15	23n36	Gem	19.0	84	0.8
RN43	11Sc05	16n38	4s46	Oph	41.8	269	19.3	[41..43]
Chiron	11Sc27	4n24	16s54	Sco	9.9	51	6.9	[8..19]
HB57	11Ca29	14s43	4n36	Hya	62.1	1995	15.5	[38..279]

UR163	11Cp38r	0n05	18s47	Cap	37.6	375	0.7	[37..67]
Hylonome	11Ar47r	2s36	11n01	Ari	29.8	125	4.1	[19..31]
Asbolus	11Ge49	17n38	40n56	Aur	26.2	77	17.6	[7..29]
Ascend	11Cp55	0n00	18s47	Cap
Quaoar	11Vi59	0s18	2s40	Vir	44.8	285	8.0	[42..45]
GQ21	12Ca39	12s17	6n42	Hya	48.6	892	13.4	[38..147]
Eris	12Pi52r	24s53	20s02	Cet	96.8	561	44.0	[38..98]
RR43	13Cp10r	20s44	38s24	Mic	39.0	287	28.5	[37..50]
Sun	13Vi44	0n00	3s05	Vir	1.0	1	0.0
TY364	13Cp56r	4n56	13s30	Aqr	41.4	244	24.8	[37..41]
CO104	14Aq09r	0s44	9s11	Aqr	27.0	119	3.1	[21..28]
FZ53	14Aq34r	25n43	15n30	Peg	33.1	116	34.8	[12..35]
DH5	14Cp54r	10n21	8s01	Aql	30.0	104	22.4	[14..30]
RD215	14Sa57	24n40	1n29	Ser	49.5	1398	25.9	[38..212]
KF77	15Ge18	4n19	27n26	Gem	32.1	132	4.4	[20..32]
XR190	15Ar29r	30n11	42n51	And	61.1	433	46.7	[53..62]
RM43	16Cp37r	22s18	38s51	Mic	54.8	874	28.7	[35..148]
Damocles	16Ta58	72n25	81n12	Dra	3.7	40	61.9	[2..22]
TD10	17Li08	3n34	11s47	Lib	59.4	949	6.0	[12..181]
FP185	17Ge38	30s14	7s12	Mon	60.1	3105	30.8	[34..391]
KX14	18Le34	0s20	6n32	Leo	40.4	241	0.4	[37..40]
VR130	18Li42	2n20	13s27	Lib	33.1	117	3.5	[15..33]
Nessus	18Ar49r	3n12	18n45	Ari	34.8	122	15.6	[12..37]
MW12	18Vi58	3n44	1s42	Vir	52.1	309	21.5	[39..52]
OM67	19Sc03	22s10	44s19	Sco	49.1	997	23.3	[39..160]
Saturn	19Le07	1n40	8n10	Leo	9.3	29	2.5
Mercury	19Vi08r	2s55	7s54	Vir	0.4	0	7.0
RZ215	19Li45	22s46	37s31	Cen	52.4	1048	25.5	[31..175]
VQ94	20Pi13r	44s50	35s16	For	72.7	2582	70.6	[7..370]
FZ173	20Ge19	12n26	35n02	Gem	57.4	781	12.7	[32..137]
Ixion	20Vi23	16n06	9n10	Vir	49.1	248	19.6	[30..49]
Neptune	20Vi36	1n32	4s21	Vir	30.3	165	1.8
XZ255	20Le50	2n28	8n14	Leo	16.5	63	2.6	[15..16]
Mars	20Ca51	1n14	17n33	Cnc	1.6	2	1.8
Ceres	20Vi55	6n52	0n26	Vir	2.6	5	10.6	[3..3]
Thereus	21Ca03	18s45	1s39	Hya	12.5	34	20.4	[9..13]
FX128	22Pi00r	9s53	2s49	Cet	48.2	1005	22.3	[18..183]
BU48	22Cp04r	1s26	17s23	Cap	29.7	193	14.2	[21..46]
Node	22Pi41r	0n00	6n34	Psc
YQ179	22Ar58r	18s57	1s18	Cet	61.9	829	20.9	[37..139]
Pluto	23Ca36	7n47	22n57	Leo	36.4	247	17.2	[30..49]
TL66	23Cp37r	23n51	7n13	Del	52.2	772	24.0	[35..133]
Pelion	23Ge45	3s25	18n52	Gem	22.6	89	9.4	[17..23]
TC302	24Aq27r	21s55	24s35	Cet	61.2	413	35.0	[39..71]
Okyrhoe	24Aq40r	0n49	3s43	Aqr	10.8	25	15.6	[6..11]
Bienor	24Ar51r	20n27	36n58	Tri	15.5	67	20.7	[13..20]
XX143	24Le59	5n55	9n47	Leo	23.7	76	6.8	[10..26]
Venus	25Li25	1s30	19s03	Lib	0.7	1	3.4
OP32	25Li27	20n33	2n14	Ser	38.8	286	27.2	[39..48]
TX300	26Sa31r	14s25	36s06	Sgr	38.1	287	25.8	[38..49]

Elatus	27Sa14	2s52	24s36	Sgr	9.7	45	5.6	[7..18]
EL61	27Ca35	10n01	23n45	Leo	49.0	282	28.3	[35..51]
Pylenor	27Ge50	2s33	19n09	Gem	21.8	68	5.5	[12..22]
FY9	28Ge02	16n18	37n42	Lyn	45.5	306	29.0	[38..53]
Echeclus	28Ta14	4s27	18n47	Tau	9.3	35	4.3	[6..16]
GZ32	28Ar20r	12s51	5n55	Tau	27.0	111	15.0	[18..28]
Jupiter	28Sa33	0s34	22s06	Sgr	5.1	12	1.3
AZ84	28Ar34r	4n42	22n58	Ari	44.7	248	13.6	[32..47]
PN34	28Ca37	6s36	7n43	Leo	42.9	172	16.7	[13..49]
RL43	28Vi50	7n54	1s33	Vir	25.1	122	12.3	[23..26]
UJ438	29Li12	1s39	20s11	Lib	18.2	74	3.8	[8..27]
Sedna	29Pi23r	10s25	0s35	Cet	110.6	11159	11.9	[76..922]

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Focused Minor Planets

Eris = 12 Pi 52 r

Sun = 13 Vi 44

Quaoar = 11 Vi 59

Ascend = 11 Cp 55 Sextile

Asbolus = 11Ge49 Square

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TL66 = 23 Cp 37 r

Pluto = 23 Ca 36

Node = 22 Pi 41 r Sextile

Venus = 25 Li 25 Square

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OO67 = 6 Sc 34

S. Node = 22 Vi 41 r Semisquare

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Chaos = 2 Pi 29 r

Pallas = 2 Vi 56

Midheav = 3 Sc 07 Trine

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Ixion = 20 Vi 23

Neptune = 20 Vi 36

Ceres = 20 Vi 55

Mars = 20 Ca 51 Sextile

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Perhaps, also the Great Wall of China may be considered:

http://www.crystalinks.com/chinawall.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Wall_of_China

Also, China is characterised by a large number of dams; the "Three Gorges Dam" (under construction) will be the largest hydropower station and dam in the world:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Gorges_Dam

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Up to now, my suggested, provisional keywords for Eris:

dam, damming, obstruction, obliteration, to be opposite, aversion for the extraneous, to obstacle the alien, false adaption between different matters, reciprocal aversion, feeling to be invaded, resistance, incommunicability, controversy, controversial figure, ecological incompatibility, underground instability.

(Top)

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Eris/Sun conj - Lin Biao in Power: April 1, 1969

http://www.etext.org/Politics/MIM/classics/mao/cpc/ninth_congress3.html

PRESS COMMUNIQUE OF THE

SECRETARIAT OF THE

PRESIDIUM OF THE NINTH

NATIONAL CONGRESS

OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY

OF CHINA

April 1, 1969

>>>

The Ninth National Congress of the Communist Party of China opened in Peking with grandeur on April 1.

Our great leader Chairman Mao Tsetung presided over today's session and made a most important speech.

The Ninth National Congress of the Communist Party of China is convened at a time when the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution personally initiated and led by Chairman Mao has won great victory. This great revolution has prepared ample conditions for the congress politically, ideologically and organizationally.

Chairman Mao and his close comrade-in-arms Comrade Lin Piao mounted the rostrum at 5 p.m. Prolonged thunderous applause resounded throughout the hall. The delegates cheered most enthusiastically "Long live Chairman Mao!" "A long, long life to Chairman Mao!" "Long live the Communist Party of China!" "Long live the victory of the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution!" "Long live invincible Mao Tsetung Thought!"

Mounting the rostrum together with Chairman Mao and Vice-Chairman Lin Piao were Comrades Chou En-lai, Chen Po-ta, Kang Sheng, Tung Pi-wu, Liu Po-cheng, Chu Teh, Chen Yun, Chiang Ching, Chang Chun-chiao and Yao Wenyuan.

Chairman Mao declared the Ninth National Congress of the Communist Party of China open. Then the congress elected its presidium. It unanimously elected Comrade Mao Tsetung chairman of the presidium, Comrade Lin Piao vice-chairman of the presidium and Comrade Chou En-lai secretary-general of the presidium, and decided upon the members of the secretariat of the presidium.

The congress adopted the agenda for the Ninth National Congress of the Communist Party of China:

1. The political report by Comrade Lin Piao on behalf of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China;

2. The revision of the Constitution of the Communist Party of China; and

3. The election of the Central Committee of the Party.

The congress then proceeded with the first item on the agenda.

Comrade Lin Piao made the political report to the congress.

In accordance with Chairman Mao's theory of continuing the revolution under the dictatorship of the proletariat, Comrade Lin Piao in his report summed up the basic experience of the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, analysed the domestic and international situation and set forth the fighting tasks for the Party. Comrade Lin Piao's report was warmly welcomed by the delegates and punctuated by prolonged applause and cheers.

A total of 1,512 delegates are attending the congress. Among them are proletarian revolutionaries of the older generation in our Party and also a large number of advanced elements from among the Party membership who have come forth in the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution. Previous Party congresses have never seen such great numbers of delegates from the Party membership among the industrial workers in factories, mines and other enterprises and among the poor and lower-middle peasants in people's communes and of women delegates from all fronts. Among the delegates from the Party membership in the People's Liberation Army which has made outstanding contributions in the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, there are veteran fighters of the Red Army who have experienced many battles and also new fighters who have performed meritorious deeds in the fight to defend the frontiers of the motherland. The delegates of Party members from among the Red Guards are attending a Party congress for the first time. The delegates to the congress were unanimously chosen by Party organizations at various levels through full democratic consultation and after seeking the opinions of the broad masses, in accordance with the decision of the Enlarged Twelfth Plenary Session of the Eighth Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. Tempered in the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, they are imbued with soaring enthusiasm and strong fighting will, fully demonstrating the unprecedented unity of the great, glorious and correct Communist Party of China achieved on the basis of great Marxism-Leninism-Mao Tsetung Thought and under the guidance of Chairman Mao's proletarian revolutionary line. This signifies that the present congress is a congress full of vitality, a congress of unity and a congress of victory. It will have a far-reaching influence in the history of our Party.

Starting from April 2, the congress will hold group discussions on the political report by Comrade Lin Piao and the draft of the revised Constitution of the Communist Party of China.

<<<

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Assuming Beijng (Lat39n55 - Lon116e25), at 5:00pm, 9:00 UT

Using RIYAL 2.60

Astrological Setting (Tropical - Placidus)

RIYAL Tue April 1 1969 UT 9h00m00s Lat39n55 Lon116e25 SORT ALL

Planet	Longit.	Latitude	Declin.	Const.	H.D.	Period	Inclin.	O.Range
GV9	0Vi16 r	22s10	9s24	Hya	39.1	274	22.0	[39..46]
Node	0Ar18	0n00	0n07	Psc
MW12	0Sc19 r	10n05	2s08	Vir	51.4	311	21.5	[40..52]
CO104	0Ta20	1n50	13n18	Ari	24.1	118	3.1	[21..28]
CO1	0Ta46	14s11	1s35	Cet	29.6	94	19.7	[11..31]
Sedna	0Ta50	10s55	1n31	Cet	102.5	11212	11.9	[76..926]
GZ32	1Ca12	3s37	19n50	Ori	28.0	111	15.0	[18..28]
Ceres	1Aq21	3s44	23s30	Cap	2.9	5	10.6	[3..3]
FP185	1Le26 r	26s33	6s07	Mon	47.5	3334	30.8	[34..412]
Uranus	1Li34 r	0n47	0n05	Vir	18.3	85	0.8
FZ173	1Le43 r	11n03	30n32	Cnc	46.9	803	12.7	[32..140]
CR105	2Ca03	13s20	10n06	Ori	44.3	3325	22.7	[44..401]
Asbolus	2Le05 r	15n49	35n03	Lyn	28.9	77	17.6	[7..29]
TC302	2Ar16	14s04	11s59	Cet	56.8	409	35.1	[39..71]
XZ255	2Cp36	0s32	23s57	Sgr	15.9	64	2.6	[15..16]
YQ179	2Ge40	15s07	5n51	Tau	52.7	838	20.9	[37..141]
GQ21	2Vi45 r	8s52	2n13	Sex	41.4	923	13.3	[38..151]
Chiron	3Ar19	2n55	3n59	Psc	18.8	50	6.9	[8..19]
Ixion	3Sc25 r	12n32	0s51	Vir	48.1	249	19.6	[30..49]
TY364	3Pi32	5s40	15s29	Aqr	41.3	241	24.9	[36..41]
Mercury	3Ar44	1s47	0s09	Psc	0.4	0	7.0
Thereus	4Ar15	7n00	8n07	Psc	9.6	35	20.4	[9..13]
GM137	5Ta20	11s23	2n33	Cet	9.0	23	15.7	[7..9]
RN43	5Cp26	19n18	4s03	Sct	41.4	268	19.3	[41..42]
RM43	5Pi36	26s54	34s10	Scl	45.1	852	28.8	[35..145]
Echeclus	5Li37 r	1n03	1s16	Vir	14.0	35	4.3	[6..16]
SQ73	5Li45 r	3n20	0n47	Vir	19.3	74	17.5	[15..21]
EL61	7Vi22 r	17n59	25n24	Leo	50.8	285	28.2	[35..52]
KX14	8Li53 r	0s25	3s54	Vir	40.5	243	0.4	[37..41]
Radamantus	9Le25 r	11n06	28n34	Cnc	34.1	245	12.7	[33..45]
UR163	9Pi55	0n27	7s26	Aqr	40.7	368	0.8	[37..66]
Vertex	9Pi57
Pallas	10Cp13	37n10	14n01	Her	3.1	5	34.8	[2..3]
RZ214	10Aq27	20n11	1n51	Aql	37.5	774	20.5	[37..132]
AW197	10Ca45	6n46	29n45	Gem	50.8	325	24.4	[41..53]
KF77	10Le53 r	3n54	21n15	Cnc	30.7	133	4.3	[20..32]
FY9	11Le08 r	24n11	40n29	Lyn	48.3	309	29.0	[39..53]
Nessus	11Ge09	10n27	32n27	Per	26.2	122	15.7	[12..37]
XA255	11Ta13	11s14	4n30	Cet	41.1	162	12.7	[9..50]
AZ84	11Ge18	0s11	21n57	Tau	46.2	248	13.6	[32..46]
Ceto	11Ta21	17s09	1s07	Cet	31.0	1020	22.3	[18..185]
FZ53	11Ar21	7n03	10n58	Psc	25.0	116	34.9	[12..35]
Sun	11Ar28	0n00	4n32	Psc	1.0	1	0.0
Bienor	11Li43 r	12s53	16s27	Crv	14.6	68	20.7	[13..20]
Eris	11Ar51	21s00	14s37	Cet	97.5	557	44.1	[38..98]
Hephaistos	11Ar59	2s20	2n36	Psc	1.6	3	12.4	[0..4]
RZ215	12Sa11r	25s47	47s45	Nor	40.9	1032	25.5	[31..173]
PN34	12Vi20 r	12s07	4s16	Sex	34.1	173	16.6	[13..49]
RD215	12Aq39	25n11	7n13	Del	41.1	1341	25.9	[38..206]
Mars	13Sa02	0n37	21s45	Oph	1.6	2	1.9
RR43	13Pi12	27s16	31s30	Scl	37.5	283	28.5	[37..49]
TL66	14Pi14	19n21	11n39	Peg	43.1	755	24.0	[35..131]
OM67	14Cp16	16s38	39s12	CrA	42.1	975	23.4	[39..157]
UJ438	14Cp57	1n19	21s18	Sgr	26.6	74	3.8	[8..27]
Cyllarus	15Sa25r	4s50	27s27	Oph	23.8	134	12.6	[16..36]
Okyrhoe	15Aq42	10n06	6s29	Aqr	10.7	24	15.6	[6..11]
CZ118	15Le46 r	14n05	29n30	Leo	61.1	1261	27.7	[38..196]
Elatus	15Vi58 r	5n50	10n54	Leo	16.4	45	5.6	[7..18]
Apogee	16Ge24r	5n07	27n51	Tau
Chariklo	16Pi28	16n14	9n37	Peg	18.3	62	23.4	[13..18]
BU48	16Ar30	12s20	4s55	Cet	21.7	191	14.3	[20..46]
UX25	16Pi32	12n04	5n49	Psc	46.7	278	19.5	[36..49]
SA278	16Pi34	1n05	4s19	Aqr	61.8	880	16.3	[33..151]
PJ30	16Sc34r	5s19	21s54	Lib	28.8	1419	5.6	[29..224]
Heracles	16Ar43	6n12	12n18	Psc	2.6	2	9.3	[0..3]
Orcus	16Ca58	7s23	15n02	Gem	43.3	247	20.6	[31..48]
DH5	17Pi06	3s49	8s37	Aqr	26.0	103	22.5	[14..30]
GB32	17Le15 r	9s03	7n02	Cnc	54.1	3141	14.2	[35..394]
VR130	17Sa16r	3n26	19s25	Oph	29.7	117	3.5	[15..33]
Deucalion	17Vi22 r	0n20	5n18	Leo	45.5	295	0.4	[42..47]
OX3	17Sa30r	0s34	23s26	Oph	41.2	181	3.3	[18..46]
OO67	17Sa37r	18n31	4s25	Oph	48.2	13451	20.1	[21..1110]
Huya	17Le50 r	7s58	7n53	Cnc	38.0	250	15.5	[29..51]
VQ94	18Ar05	37s51	27s44	For	54.1	2628	70.7	[7..374]
CF119	18Ge07	13n49	36n40	Aur	49.2	843	19.7	[39..140]
Hylonome	18Ge15	4s03	18n53	Tau	24.9	126	4.1	[19..31]
PB112	18Cp20	14s26	36s29	Sgr	49.7	1109	15.4	[35..179]
Pelion	18Vi55 r	6n44	10n34	Leo	20.6	90	9.4	[17..23]
Chaos	19Ar06	6s00	1n55	Cet	45.1	308	12.0	[41..50]
Damocles	20Aq14	8n08	7s01	Aqr	21.9	40	62.1	[2..22]
BL41	20Ge17	3n29	26n33	Tau	7.3	31	13.4	[7..13]
XR190	20Ta38	20n14	37n18	Per	60.4	431	46.7	[52..62]
Vesta	21Ta07	3s30	14n40	Ari	2.6	4	7.1	[2..3]
QD112	21Ca08r	13n29	35n05	Gem	28.1	83	14.5	[8..30]
MS4	21Sc08r	4n42	13s30	Lib	47.3	271	17.7	[36..48]
CY118	21Ca38r	20s10	1n47	CMi	45.4	872	25.6	[35..148]
Midheav	21Ge42	0n00	23n11	Tau
Logos	22Ca08r	0s56	20n42	Gem	39.8	305	2.9	[40..51]
HB57	22Le40 r	12s48	1n50	Hya	51.1	2099	15.5	[38..290]
TX300	22Aq46	1s11	15s03	Cap	38.1	284	25.9	[38..48]
Ascend	22Vi46	0n00	2n52	Leo
Venus	22Ar57 r	7n54	16n15	Psc	0.7	1	3.4
Crantor	23Ta01	11s01	7n51	Tau	23.9	85	12.8	[14..25]
Pluto	23Vi19 r	15n58	17n16	Com	31.8	251	17.1	[30..50]
Moon	23Vi51	0n36	2n59	Vir	1.0	0	5.3
RL43	24Sa1