Governor of Hebei

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Governor of the Hebei Provincial People's Government
河北省人民政府省长
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Incumbent
Wang Zhengpu
since 21 October 2021
Hebei Provincial People's Government
TypeHead of government
Reports toHebei Provincial People's Congress and its Standing Committee
NominatorPresidium of the Hebei Provincial People's Congress
AppointerHebei Provincial People's Congress
Term length Five years, renewable
Inaugural holder Yang Xiufeng
Formation8 August 1949
DeputyDeputy Governors
Secretary-General

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

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Republic of China

Beiyang government

Military chief

No.OfficeholderTerm of office
Took officeLeft office
Governor of Zhili Province
– Zhang Xiluan.jpg Zhang Xiluan

(1843–1922)

15 March 19128 September 1912
1 Feng-Kwo-Chang, President of China (9to12).jpg Feng Guozhang

(1859–1919)

8 September 191216 December 1913
– Zhao Bingjun.jpg Zhao Bingjun

(1859–1914)

16 December 191327 February 1914
2 Zhu Jia Bao .jpg Zhu Jiabao

(1860–1923)

27 February 191430 June 1914
General of Zhili Province
2 Zhu Jia Bao .jpg Zhu Jiabao

(1859–1919)

30 June 19146 July 1916
Military Governor of Zhili Province
2 Zhu Jia Bao .jpg Zhu Jiabao

(1859–1919)

6 July 191616 September 1916
3 Cao Kun (cropped).jpg Cao Kun

(1862–1938)

16 September 191622 October 1923
– Yang Yide2.jpg Yang Yide

(1873–1944)

12 April 192222 October 1923
4 Wang Chengbin.jpg Wang Chengbin

(1874–1936)

22 October 192311 November 1924
Zhili Provincial Supervisory Office
5 Lu Yongxiang1.jpg Lu Yongxiang

(1867–1933)

3 December 192411 December 1924
6 Li Jinglin.jpg Li Jinglin

(1885–1931)

17 January 1925

(acting from 11 December 1924)

25 December 1925
– Replace this image male.svg Li Shuangkai 26 April 192525 December 1925
7 Sun Yue.jpg Sun Yue

(1878–1928)

25 December 192521 March 1926
8 Chu Yupu.jpg Chu Yupu

(1887–1929)

11 August 1927

(acting from 21 March 1926)

26 June 1928

Civilian governor

No.OfficeholderTerm of office
Took officeLeft office
Civil Affairs Director of Zhili Province
1 Zhang Xiluan.jpg Zhang Xiluan

(1843–1922)

15 March 19128 September 1912
2 Feng-Kwo-Chang, President of China (9to12).jpg Feng Guozhang

(1859–1919)

8 September 191217 June 1913
3 Replace this image male.svg Liu Ruozeng

(1860–1929)

17 June 191319 February 1914
4 Zhao Bingjun.jpg Zhao Bingjun

(1859–1914)

19 February 191427 February 1914
5 Zhu Jia Bao .jpg Zhu Jiabao

(1860–1923)

27 February 191423 May 1914
Zhili Provincial Inspector
5 Zhu Jia Bao .jpg Zhu Jiabao

(1860–1923)

23 May 19146 July 1916
Governor of Zhili Province
5 Zhu Jia Bao .jpg Zhu Jiabao

(1860–1923)

6 July 19168 July 1917
8 Cao Kun (cropped).jpg Cao Kun

(1862–1938)

8 July 191730 January 1918
9 Cao Rui .jpg Cao Rui

(1868–1924)

12 July 1919

(acting from 30 January 1918)

18 June 1922
– Yang Yide2.jpg Yang Yide

(1873–1944)

17 April 192218 June 1922
9 Gao Ling Wei (9to12).jpg Gao Lingwei

(1870–1940)

18 June 192224 June 1922
10 Wang Chengbin.jpg Wang Chengbin

(1874–1936)

24 June 192211 November 1924
11 Li Jinglin.jpg Li Jinglin

(1885–1931)

13 November 192427 June 1925
– Yang Yide2.jpg Yang Yide

(1873–1944)

3 December 192427 June 1925
11 Li Jinglin.jpg Li Jinglin

(1885–1931)

27 June 192525 December 1925
12 Sun Yue.jpg Sun Yue

(1878–1928)

25 December 192521 March 1926
13 Chu Yupu.jpg Chu Yupu

(1887–1929)

11 August 1927

(acting from 21 March 1926)

20 March 1928
14 Replace this image male.svg Sun Shiwei

(1883–1958)

20 March 192826 June 1928

Nationalist government

No.OfficeholderTerm of officeParty
Took officeLeft office
1 Shang Zhen2.jpg Shang Zhen

(1888–1978)

25 June 192819 August 1929 Kuomintang
2 Min Guo Kang Zhan Shi Qi De Jun Wei Hui Si Ju Tou Zhi Yi Xu Yong Chang Zeng Jiang Xiao Tian Qian Ming Zhao Pian Yi Zhang (cropped).jpg Xu Yongchang

(1885–1959)

10 August 192927 September 1930
3 Wang Shuchang.jpg Wang Shuchang

(1885–1960)

27 September 193018 August 1932
4 Yu Xuezhong.jpg Yu Xuezhong

(1890–1964)

18 August 19326 June 1935
– Replace this image male.svg Zhang Houwan 6 June 193525 June 1935Independent
5 Shang Zhen2.jpg Shang Zhen

(1888–1978)

25 June 193512 December 1935Kuomintang
6 Song Zhe Yuan 1.jpg Song Zheyuan

(1885–1940)

12 December 193527 November 1936
7 Feng Zhian.jpg Feng Zhi'an

(1896–1954)

27 November 19362 June 1938
8 Lu Zhonglin.jpg Lu Zhonglin

(1884–1966)

2 June 19383 February 1940
9 Pang Bingxun.jpg Pang Bingxun

(1879–1963)

3 February 194015 June 1943
– Replace this image male.svg Ma Fawu

(1894–1992)

15 June 19434 September 1945
10 Sun Lianzhong2.jpg Sun Lianzhong

(1893–1990)

26 June 194517 December 1947
11 Chu Xichun2.jpg Ding Zhipan

(1896–1966)

5 February 194831 January 1949

Governor of Hebei (under Japanese occupation)

People's Republic of China

No.OfficeholderTerm of officePartyRef.
Took officeLeft office
Governor of the Hebei Provincial People's Government
1 Yang Xiu Feng .jpg Yang Xiufeng

(1897–1983)

8 August 194915 November 1952 Chinese Communist Party
2 Lin Tie.png Lin Tie

(1904–1989)

15 November 1952February 1955
Governor of the Hebei Provincial People's Committee
2 Lin Tie.png Lin Tie

(1904–1989)

February 195516 April 1958Chinese Communist Party
3 Replace this image male.svg Liu Zihou

(1909–2001)

16 April 195819 January 1967
Director of the Hebei Revolutionary Committee
4 Li Xuefeng.jpg Li Xuefeng

(1907–2003)

3 February 196824 January 1971Chinese Communist Party
5 Replace this image male.svg Liu Zihou

(1909–2001)

24 January 197126 December 1979
Governor of the Hebei Provincial People's Government
6 Replace this image male.svg Li Erzhong

(1914–2010)

6 February 198016 June 1982Chinese Communist Party
7 Liu Bing Yan .jpg Liu Bingyan

(1915–1998)

10 August 198228 April 1983
8 Replace this image male.svg Zhang Shuguang

(1920–2002)

28 April 19834 May 1986 [1]
9 Replace this image male.svg Xie Feng

(1922–2004)

4 May 19863 May 1988
10 Replace this image male.svg Yue Qifeng

(1931–2008)

3 May 198815 June 1990 [2]
11 Replace this image male.svg Cheng Weigao

(1933–2010)

15 June 199021 May 1993 [3]
12 Replace this image male.svg Ye Liansong

(born 1935)

21 May 19936 November 1998 [4]
13 Replace this image male.svg Niu Maosheng

(born 1939)

6 November 199821 December 2002 [5]
14 Replace this image male.svg Ji Yunshi

(born 1945)

21 December 200231 October 2006 [6]
15 Guo Gengmao.jpg Guo Gengmao

(born 1950)

31 October 200615 April 2008 [7]
16 Hu Chunhua (2019-09-05) 2.jpg Hu Chunhua

(born 1963)

15 April 200815 December 2009 [8]
17 Chen Quanguo.jpg Chen Quanguo

(born 1955)

15 December 200927 August 2011 [9]
18 Zhang Qingwei.jpg Zhang Qingwei

(born 1961)

10 January 20121 April 2017 [10]
19 Xu Qin in 2014.jpg Xu Qin

(born 1961)

7 April 201722 October 2021 [11]
20 Replace this image male.svg Wang Zhengpu

(born 1963)

21 October 2021Incumbent [12]

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