Mayor of Tianjin

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Mayor of the Tianjin Municipal People's Government
天津市人民政府市长
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Zhang Gong (born 1961) at World Economic Forum Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2023.png
Incumbent
Zhang Gong
since 30 December 2021
Tianjin Municipal People's Government
TypeHead of government
Reports toTianjin Municipal People's Congress and its Standing Committee
NominatorPresidium of the Tianjin Municipal People's Congress
AppointerTianjin Municipal People's Congress
Term length Five years, renewable
Inaugural holder Huang Jing
Formation15 August 1949
DeputyDeputy Mayors
Secretary-General

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

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Republic of China

1928–1937

OfficeholderTerm of officeRef.
Took officeLeft office
Nan Gui Xin .jpg Nan Guixin

(1884–1966)

June 1928September 1928
Cui Ting Xian .jpg Cui Tingxian

(1875–1942)

September 1928October 1930
Zang Qifang.jpg Zang Qifang

(1894–1961)

October 1930April 1931
Zhang Xueming.jpg Zhang Xueming

(1908–1983)

April 1931October 1931
Zhou Long Guang .jpg Zhou Longguang

(1885–?)

October 1931December 1932
Yu Xuezhong.jpg Yu Xuezhong

(1890–1964)

December 1932August 1933
Replace this image male.svg Wang Tao

(1866–1937)

August 1933October 1934
Zhang Ting'e.jpg Zhang Tingye

(1890–1973)

October 1934June 1935
Shang Zhen2.jpg Shang Zhen

(1888–1978)

June 1935July 1935
Cheng Ke.jpg Cheng Ke

(1878–1936)

July 1935November 1935
Xiao Zhen Ying .jpg Xiao Zhenying

(1890–1947)

November 1935August 1936
Tzu-Chung Chang.jpg Zhang Zizhong

(1891–1940)

August 1936July 1937
Replace this image male.svg Li Wentian

(1894–1951)

July 1937August 1937

Japanese occupation (1937–1945)

OfficeholderTerm of officeRef.
Took officeLeft office
Gao Ling Wei .jpg Gao Lingwei

(1870–1940)

1 August 19377 January 1938
Pan Yugui.jpg Pan Yugui

(1884–1961)

7 January 193828 April 1939
Wen Shizhen.jpg Wen Shizhen

(1877–1951)

28 April 193919 March 1943
Replace this image male.svg Wang Xugao

(1890–1951)

19 March 194317 October 1943
Replace this image male.svg Li Pengtu

(1898–?)

17 October 194315 November 1943
Zhang Renli.jpg Zhang Renli

(1900–1951)

15 November 19431 March 1945
Replace this image male.svg Zhou Diping

(?–?)

1 March 194529 September 1945

1945–1949

OfficeholderTerm of officePolitical partyRef.
Took officeLeft office
Zhang Ting'e.jpg Zhang Tingye

(1890–1973)

29 September 1945November 1946 Kuomintang
Du Jianshi1.jpg Du Jianshi

(1907–1989)

November 1946January 1949

People's Republic of China

No.OfficeholderTerm of officePolitical partyRef.
Took officeLeft office
1 Huang Jing.jpg Huang Jing

(1912–1958)

15 August 1949August 1952 Chinese Communist Party
2 Replace this image male.svg Wu De

(1913–1995)

August 1952January 1955
3 Replace this image male.svg Huang Huoqing

(1901–1999)

21 January 19554 July 1958
4 Replace this image male.svg Li Gengtao

(1912–1974)

4 July 195828 December 1963
5 Replace this image male.svg Hu Zhaoheng

(1915–1999)

28 December 19636 December 1967
6 Replace this image male.svg Xie Xuegong

(1916–1993)

6 December 1967June 1978
7 Replace this image male.svg Lin Hujia

(1916–2018)

June 1978October 1978
8 Replace this image male.svg Chen Weida

(1916–1990)

October 197830 June 1980
9 Replace this image male.svg Hu Qili

(born 1929)

30 June 198021 May 1982
10 Li Ruihuan.png Li Ruihuan

(born 1934)

21 May 1982October 1989
11 Replace this image male.svg Nie Bichu

(1928–2018)

October 198920 June 1993
12 Replace this image male.svg Zhang Lichang

(1939–2008)

20 June 199330 May 1998
13 Replace this image male.svg Li Shenglin

(born 1946)

May 1998December 2002
14 Dai Xianglong - Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2012.jpg Dai Xianglong

(born 1944)

30 December 200228 December 2007
15 Huang Xingguo 2010.jpg Huang Xingguo

(born 1954)

28 January 2008

(acting from 28 December 2007)

14 September 2016
16 Wang Dongfeng.jpg Wang Dongfeng

(born 1958)

6 November 2016

(acting from 14 September 2016)

28 October 2017 [1]
17 Zhang Guoqing.jpg Zhang Guoqing

(born 1964)

2 January 20183 September 2020 [2]
18 Replace this image male.svg Liao Guoxun

(1963–2022)

16 September 2020

(acting from 3 September 2020)

27 April 2022 [3]
19 Zhang Gong (born 1961) at World Economic Forum Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2023.png Zhang Gong

(born 1961)

31 May 2022Incumbent [4]

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