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Gallery: China Grieves for Li Keqiang

Nov. 2, 2023

National flags flew at half-staff across government sites Thursday as the nation
mourned the loss of the former premier, whose remains were cremated the same
day. In Hefei, Anhui province, where Li spent his youth, some citizens
spontaneously offered flowers in front of his former residential block. In Henan
province, where Li served for years, locals laid flowers at a memorial site to
pay their respects. Li died on Oct. 27 after suffering a heart attack at the age
of 68


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China’s national flag flies at half-mast Thursday at Tiananmen Square in Beijing
to mourn former Premier Li Keqiang. Photo: Zhang Ruixue/Caixin

The national flag gets lowered at the Great Hall of People in Beijing on
Thursday. Photo: Zhang Ruixue/Caixin

The national flag flies at half-staff at the Xinhua Gate in Beijing on Thursday.
Photo: Zhang Ruixue/Caixin

A woman weeps after laying out flowers for Li on Monday in Hefei, the capital of
Anhui province. Photo: Zheng Haipeng (intern)/Caixin

Some of Hefei’s citizens offer wine and local tea to show their grief on Monday.
Photo: Zheng Haipeng (intern)/Caixin

A senior citizen holds flowers at a memorial site Monday in Hefei. Photo: Zheng
Haipeng (intern)/Caixin

A memorial site in Hefei, Li’s hometown. Photo: Zheng Haipeng (intern)/Caixin

Residents pay their respects to the former premier on Tuesday at a park in
Zhengzhou, Henan province. Photo: Chen Liang/Caixin

Flowers pile up at a memorial site in Zhengzhou on Tuesday. Li had served in the
province of Henan for years. Photo: Chen Liang/Caixin

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