Governor of Jiangsu

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Governor of the Jiangsu Provincial People's Government
江苏省人民政府省长
National Emblem of the People's Republic of China (2).svg
Jiangsu Governor Xu Kunlin.jpg
Incumbent
Xu Kunlin
since 19 October 2021
Jiangsu Provincial People's Government
TypeHead of government
Reports toJiangsu Provincial People's Congress and its Standing Committee
NominatorPresidium of the Jiangsu Provincial People's Congress
AppointerJiangsu Provincial People's Congress
Term length Five years, renewable
DeputyDeputy Governors

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

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Republic of China

Beiyang government

No.PortraitName

(Birth–Death)

Term of office
Took officeLeft office
Military Governor
1 Cheng Dequan (4to3).jpg Cheng Dequan

(1860–1930)

5 November 19111 January 1912
2 Zhuang Yunkuan.jpg Zhuang Yunkuan

(1867–1932)

1 January 191213 April 1912
3 Cheng Dequan (4to3).jpg Cheng Dequan

(1860–1930)

13 April 19123 September 1913
4 Zhangxun.jpg Zhang Xun

(1854–1923)

3 September 191316 December 1913
5 Feng-Kwo-Chang, President of China (9to12).jpg Feng Guozhang

(1859–1919)

16 December 19131 August 1917
6 Li Chun.jpg Li Chun

(1867–1920)

6 August 191712 October 1920
7 Qi Xieyuan3.jpg Qi Xieyuan

(1885–1946)

15 October 192011 December 1924
8 Han Guo Jun .jpg Han Guojun

(1857–1942)

11 December 19246 January 1925
9 Lu Yongxiang1.jpg Lu Yongxiang

(1867–1933)

16 January 1925August 1925
10 No image.png Zheng Qian

(1876–1929)

August 192529 August 1925
11 Yang Yuting.jpg Yang Yuting

(1886–1929)

29 August 192525 November 1925
12 Sun Chuan Fang .jpg Sun Chuanfang

(1885–1935)

25 November 192524 March 1927
Civilian Governor
1 No image.png Ying Dehong

(1876–1919)

19 November 19126 September 1913
2 Han Guo Jun .jpg Han Guojun

(1857–1942)

9 September 191315 July 1914
3 Qi Yaolin.jpg Qi Yaolin

(1862–1949)

15 July 191418 September 1920
4 Wang Hu.jpg Wang Hu

(1865–1933)

18 September 192015 June 1922
5 Han Guo Jun .jpg Han Guojun

(1857–1942)

15 June 192214 February 1925
6 No image.png Zheng Qian

(1876–1929)

14 February 19251 December 1925
7 Chen Taoyi.jpg Chen Taoyi

(1881–1946)

1 December 192524 December 1926
8 Xu Dingkang.jpg Xu Dingkang

(1876–1938)

24 December 192624 March 1927

Nationalist government

No.PortraitName

(Birth–Death)

Term of office
Took officeLeft office
Chairman of the Jiangsu Provincial Government
1 Niu Yong-Chien.png Niu Yongjian

(1870–1965)

1 November 192717 March 1930
2 Xie Chu Cang .jpg Ye Chucang

(1887–1946)

17 March 193015 December 1931
3 Gu Zhutong photo 1962.jpg Gu Zhutong

(1893–1987)

15 December 19313 October 1933
4 Chen Guofu2.jpg Chen Guofu

(1892–1951)

3 October 193326 November 1937
5 Gu Zhutong photo 1962.jpg Gu Zhutong

(1893–1987)

26 November 193713 October 1939
6 Han De Qin 2.jpg Han Deqin

(1892–1988)

12 May 193810 January 1945
7 No image.png Wang Maogong

(1891–1961)

10 January 19452 September 1948
8 Ding Zhipan2.jpg Ding Zhipan

(1894–1988)

2 September 194821 May 1950

Chairman of the Guangdong Provincial Government (under Japanese occupation)

No.PortraitName

(Birth–Death)

Term of office
Took officeLeft office
1 Chen Zemin.jpg Chen Zemin

(1881–1951)

30 March 194020 June 1940
2 Gao Guanwu.jpg Gao Guanwu

(1892–1957)

20 June 194020 January 1943
3 Li Shiqun.jpg Li Shiqun

(1905–1943)

20 January 19439 September 1943
4 Chen Qun.JPG Chen Qun

(1890–1945)

9 September 19432 November 1944
5 Ren Yuandao.jpg Ren Yuandao

(1890–1980)

2 November 19443 May 1945
6 Zuo Zhe Xiang Zhi Zhuang Shi Jin Ying  (cropped).jpg Xiang Zhizhuang

(1894–1946)

3 May 194515 August 1945

People's Republic of China

No.PortraitName

(Birth–Death)

Term of officePolitical party
Took officeLeft office
Governor of the Jiangsu Provincial People's Government
1 Tan Zhenlin.jpg Tan Zhenlin

(1902–1983)

August 1949January 1955 Chinese Communist Party
Governor of the Jiangsu Provincial People's Committee
2 No image.png Hui Yuyu

(1909–1989)

August 19571964Chinese Communist Party
3 Du Ping.jpg Du Ping

(1908–1999)

1964February 1968
Director of the Jiangsu Revolutionary Committee
4 Xu Shiyou.jpg Xu Shiyou

(1906–1985)

February 19681973Chinese Communist Party
5 No image.png Peng Chong

(1915–2010)

1973February 1977
6 No image.png Xu Jiatun

(1916–2016)

February 1977 [1] December 1979
Governor of the Jiangsu Provincial People's Government
7 No image.png Hui Yuyu

(1909–1989)

January 1980December 1981Chinese Communist Party
8 No image.png Han Peixin

(1921–2017)

December 1981May 1983
9 No image.png Gu Xiulian

(born 1936)

May 1983April 1989
10 No image.png Chen Huanyou

(born 1934)

April 1989September 1994
11 No image.png Zheng Silin

(1940–2022)

September 1994 [2] September 1998
12 No image.png Ji Yunshi

(born 1945)

September 1998 [3] December 2002
13 No image.png Liang Baohua

(born 1945)

December 2002 [4] January 2008
14 Luo Zhijun (cropped).jpg Luo Zhijun

(1951–2023)

4 January 2008 [5] 8 December 2010
15 Li Xueyong.jpg Li Xueyong

(born 1950)

8 December 2010 [6] 30 November 2015
16 No image.png Shi Taifeng

(born 1956)

28 January 2016 [7]

(acting from 30 November 2015)

31 May 2017
17 No image.png Wu Zhenglong

(born 1964)

31 May 2017 [8] 19 October 2021
18 Jiangsu Governor Xu Kunlin.jpg Xu Kunlin

(born 1965)

19 October 2021 [9] Incumbent

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