Mayor of Chongqing

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Mayor of the Chongqing Municipal People's Government
重庆市人民政府市长
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Incumbent
Hu Henghua
since 30 December 2021
Chongqing Municipal People's Government
TypeHead of government
Reports to Chongqing Municipal People's Congress and its Standing Committee
NominatorPresidium of the Chongqing Municipal People's Congress
Appointer Chongqing Municipal People's Congress
Term length Five years, renewable
Inaugural holder Chen Xilian
Formation2 December 1949
DeputyDeputy Mayors
Secretary-General

The mayor of Chongqing, officially the Mayor of the Chongqing Municipal People's Government, is the head of the Chongqing Municipal People's Government. The mayor generally serves as the deputy secretary of the Chongqing Municipal Committee of the Chinese Communist Party, and is the second-highest ranking official in the city after the secretary of the CCP Chongqing Committee.

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Republic of China

No.OfficeholderTerm of officeRef.
Took officeLeft office
Supervisor of the Chongqing Commercial Port Supervision Office
1 Yang Sen.jpg Yang Sen

(1884–1977)

November 1921August 1922
Supervisor of the Chongqing Municipal Government Office
2 Deng Xihou.jpg Deng Xihou

(1889–1964)

February 1923
3 Replace this image male.svg Cheng Guodong

(1879–1954)

4 Replace this image male.svg Zhu Zongque

(?–?)

Supervisor of the Chongqing Commercial Port Supervisory Office
5 Tang Shizun.jpg Tang Shizun

(1884–1950)

June 1926
6 PANWENHUA.jpg Pan Wenhua

(1886–1950)

July 19261 November 1927 [1]
Mayor of the Chongqing City Hall
(6) PANWENHUA.jpg Pan Wenhua

(1886–1950)

1 November 192715 February 1929 [1]
Mayor of the Chongqing Municipal Government
(6) PANWENHUA.jpg Pan Wenhua

(1886–1950)

15 February 1929June 1935 [1]
7 Replace this image male.svg Zhang Biguo

(1891–1936)

24 June 193511 April 1936 [1]
8 Li Hong Kun .jpg Li Hongkun

(1895–1957)

1936July 1938 [1]
9 Replace this image male.svg Jiang Zhicheng

(1893–1949)

1 August 19385 May 1939 [1]
Mayor of the Chongqing Municipal Government (city directly under the Central Government)
10 He Guoguang.jpg He Guoguang

(1885–1969)

15 May 19395 December 1939 [1]
11 K. C. Wu 1950s 2.jpg K. C. Wu

(1903–1984)

December 193916 December 1942 [1]
12 He Yaozu2.jpg He Yaozu

(1889–1961)

16 December 1942November 1945 [1]
13 Zhang Dulun.jpg Zhang Dulun

(1892–1958)

1 December 1945April 1948 [1]
14 Yang Sen.jpg Yang Sen

(1884–1977)

April 194830 November 1949 [1]

People's Republic of China

No.OfficeholderTerm of officePolitical partyRef.
Took officeLeft office
Director of the People's Liberation Army Military Control Commission of Chongqing Municipality
1 Zhang Jichun.jpg Zhang Jichun

(1900–1968)

3 December 1949? Chinese Communist Party
Mayor of the Chongqing Municipal People's Government
1 Chenxillian.jpg Chen Xilian

(1915–1995)

2 December 1949September 1950Chinese Communist Party [1]
2 Replace this image male.svg Cao Diqiu

(1909–1976)

December 195119 June 1954 [1]
Mayor of the Chongqing Municipal People's Government (province-level city of Sichuan)
(2) Replace this image male.svg Cao Diqiu

(1909–1976)

19 June 1954January 1955Chinese Communist Party [1]
3 Ren Bai Ge .jpg Ren Baige

(1906–1986)

January 1955July 1966 [1]
Director of the Chongqing Revolutionary Committee
4 Replace this image male.svg Lan Yinong

(1919–2008)

May 1968December 1968Chinese Communist Party [1]
5 Replace this image male.svg Duan Siying

(1917–2007)

December 19681969 [1]
6 Replace this image male.svg He Yunfeng

(1922–2013)

1969December 1973 [1]
7 Replace this image male.svg Lu Dadong

(1915–1998)

December 19731978 [1]
8 Replace this image male.svg Qian Min

(1915–2016)

May 1978August 1978 [1]
9 Replace this image male.svg Ding Changhe

(born 1934)

1978March 1980 [1]
Mayor of the Chongqing Municipal People's Government (province-level city of Sichuan)
10 Replace this image male.svg Yu Hanqing

(1929–2011)

March 1980May 1985Chinese Communist Party [1]
11 Replace this image male.svg Xiao Yang

(1929–1998)

May 1985August 1988 [1]
12 Replace this image male.svg Sun Tongchuan

(born 1940)

August 1988April 1993 [1]
13 Replace this image male.svg Liu Zhizhong

(born 1942)

May 1993September 1996 [1]
– Replace this image male.svg Pu Haiqing

(born 1941)

September 1996June 1999 [1]
Mayor of the Chongqing Municipal People's Government
14 Replace this image male.svg Pu Haiqing

(born 1941)

19 June 1997June 1999Chinese Communist Party [1]
15 Replace this image male.svg Bao Xuding

(born 1939)

June 1999October 2002 [1]
16 Replace this image male.svg Wang Hongju

(born 1945)

January 2003

(acting from October 2002)

November 2009 [1]
17 Voa chinese Huang+Qifan 20120309 300.jpg Huang Qifan

(born 1952)

30 November 200930 December 2016
18 Zhang Guoqing.jpg Zhang Guoqing

(born 1964)

30 December 20162 January 2018 [2]
19 Replace this image male.svg Tang Liangzhi

(born 1960)

2 January 201830 December 2021 [3]
20 Hu Heng Hua (53287447433).jpg Hu Henghua

(born 1963)

30 December 2021Incumbent [4]

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References

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  2. ↑ "Chongqing mayor who survived China's biggest political storm of modern times resigns". South China Morning Post. 30 December 2016. Retrieved 30 December 2016.
  3. ↑ 唐良智任重庆市代理市长. thepaper.cn (in Chinese). 2018-01-02. Retrieved 2018-01-02.
  4. ↑ Zhu Jiabei (祝加贝) (30 December 2021). 胡衡华任重庆市代市长. sina (in Chinese). Retrieved 30 December 2021.
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