Chinese workers join Zhou Xiaochuan in Time magazine's annual figures

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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke (figure) Yudonghui, central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan (map) Zheng Yujun Xinhua Beijing, December 16 Xinhua U.S. "Times" 16th released, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke Elected as the magazine's 2009 figure of the year.  "Chinese workers" and Chinese central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan are on the list. Richard Stangl, editor-in-chief of the magazine, said in a statement: "This year's issue is the recession." Without Mr Bernanke, the economy would be worse off. "As the only group on this year's list," Chinese workers "and the U.S. commander in Afghanistan McChrystal Stanley McChrystal, Olympic gold medalist Usain (Usainbolt) and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (  Pelosi) together in the runner-up position. China's economy has been successfully "guaranteed eight" and continues to maintain its fastest pace of growth in the world's major economies and led the world towards economic recovery, according to the Times.
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