Governor of Fujian

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Governor of the Fujian Provincial People's Government
福建省人民政府省长
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Incumbent
Zhao Long
since 22 October 2021
Fujian Provincial People's Government
TypeHead of government
Reports toFujian Provincial People's Congress and its Standing Committee
NominatorPresidium of the Fujian Provincial People's Congress
AppointerFujian Provincial People's Congress
Term length Five years, renewable
Inaugural holder Zhang Dingcheng
Formation17 August 1949
DeputyDeputy Governors
Secretary-General

The governor of Fujian, officially the Governor of the Fujian Provincial People's Government, is the head of the Fujian Provincial People's Government. The governor generally serves as the deputy secretary of the Fujian Provincial Committee of the Chinese Communist Party, and is the second-highest ranking official in the province after the secretary of the CCP Fujian Committee.

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Republic of China

Chairperson of the Fujian Provincial Government

№PortraitName
(Birth–Death)		Term of OfficePolitical Party
1 Yang Shuzhuang.jpg Yang Shu-chuang [ citation needed ]
楊樹莊
Yáng Shùzhuāng
(1882–1934)		1 May 19277 December 1932 Kuomintang
Concurrently held position as Minister of the Navy.
—Chen Nai-yuan
陳乃元
Chén Nǎiyuán
(1878–1930)		5 February 19296 January 1930 Kuomintang
As acting; head of Provincial Civil Affairs Department.
— Fang Sheng Tao .jpg Fang Sheng-tao
方聲濤
Fāng Shēngtāo
(1885–1934)		6 January 19307 December 1932 Kuomintang
As acting; head of Provincial Public Security Department.
2 Jiang Guangnai.JPG Chiang Kuang-nai [ citation needed ]
蔣光鼐
Jiǎng Guāngnài
(1888–1967)		7 December 193220 December 1933 Kuomintang
3 Chen Yi.jpg Chen Yi
陳儀
Chén Yí
(1883–1950)		12 January 193428 August 1941 Kuomintang
Provincial government relocated to Yong'an County from 1938 after Japan instituted a sea blockade and the Second Sino-Japanese War.
4 Liu Jianxu.jpg Liu Chien-hsü [ citation needed ]
劉建緒
Liú Jiànxù
(1892–1978)		28 August 194116 September 1948 Kuomintang
Government relocated back to Fuzhou in 1945.
5 Replace this image male.svg Li Liang-jung
李良榮
Lǐ Liángróng
(1906–1967)		16 September 194820 January 1949 Kuomintang
6 Zhu Shaoliang.jpg Chu Shao-liang [ citation needed ]
朱紹良
Zhū Shàoliáng
(1891–1963)		20 January 19494 October 1949 Kuomintang

People's Republic of China

No.OfficeholderTerm of officePolitical partyRef.
Took officeLeft office
Governor of the Fujian Provincial People's Government
1 Zhang Bingchen.jpg Zhang Dingcheng

(1898–1981)

17 August 1949October 1954 Chinese Communist Party [1]
2 Ye Fei.jpg Ye Fei

(1914–1999)

October 1954February 1955 [2]
Governor of the Fujian Provincial People's Committee
2 Ye Fei.jpg Ye Fei

(1914–1999)

February 1955January 1959Chinese Communist Party [2]
3 Replace this image male.svg Jiang Yizhen

(1915–1994)

January 1959October 1959 [3]
– Replace this image male.svg Wu Hongxiang

(1914–2005)

April 1960June 1962 [4]
3 Replace this image male.svg Jiang Yizhen

(1915–1994)

November 1962December 1962 [3]
4 Replace this image male.svg Wei Jinshui

(1906–1992)

December 1962May 1967 [5]
Director of the Fujian Revolutionary Committee
6 Hanxianchu.jpg Han Xianchu

(1913–1986)

May 1967August 1968Chinese Communist Party [6]
Director of the Fujian Provincial Military Control Committee of the People's Liberation Army
7 Hanxianchu.jpg Han Xianchu

(1913–1986)

August 1968December 1973Chinese Communist Party [6]
8 Replace this image male.svg Liao Zhigao

(1913–2000)

November 1974December 1979 [7]
Governor of the Fujian Provincial People's Government
9 Replace this image male.svg Ma Xingyuan

(1917–2005)

December 1979January 1983Chinese Communist Party [8]
10 Replace this image male.svg Hu Ping

(1930–2020)

January 1983September 1987 [9]
11 Wang Zhaoguo Senate of Poland.jpg Wang Zhaoguo

(born 1941)

September 1987November 1990 [10]
12 Jia Qinglin.jpg Jia Qinglin

(born 1940)

November 1990March 1994 [11]
13 Replace this image male.svg Chen Mingyi

(born 1940)

March 1994October 1996 [12]
14 He Guoqiang (Brasilia 2008).jpg He Guoqiang

(born 1943)

October 1996August 1999 [13]
15 Xi Jinping in July 2024.jpg Xi Jinping

(born 1953)

August 1999October 2002 [14] [15]
16 Lu Zhangong.png Lu Zhangong

(born 1952)

October 2002December 2004 [16]
17 Voa chinese Huang Xiaojing 5May10.jpg Huang Xiaojing

(born 1946)

December 2004April 2011 [17] [18]
18 Replace this image male.svg Su Shulin

(born 1962)

2 April 20117 October 2015 [19] [20]
19 Replace this image male.svg Yu Weiguo

(born 1955)

26 November 20152 January 2018 [21] [22]
20 Duong Dang Kiet, 2017.jpg Tang Dengjie

(born 1964)

2 January 20182 July 2020 [23] [24]
21 Wang Ning.jpg Wang Ning

(born 1961)

2 July 202022 October 2021 [25] [26]
22 Zhao Long.jpg Zhao Long

(born 1967)

22 October 2021Incumbent [27] [28]

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