Politics of Chongqing

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The politics of Chongqing is structured in a dual party-government system like all other governing institutions in the People's Republic of China (PRC).

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The mayor of Chongqing is the highest-ranking official in the People's Government of Chongqing. As since 1997 Chongqing has been a centrally administered municipality, the mayor occupies the same level in the order of precedence as provincial governors. However, in the city's dual party-government governing system, the mayor has less power than the Chongqing Chinese Communist Party Municipal Committee Secretary, colloquially termed the "Chongqing CCP Party Chief".

Since 1997, the Chongqing Municipal People's Congress has governed Chongqing. [1] Chongqing was previously also governed by a municipal government between 1939 and 1954, but in 1929–1939 and 1954–1997, when Chongqing was a sub-provincial city rather than a centrally administered municipality, it was governed by the Chongqing City Government.[ citation needed ]

List of the CCP Chongqing committee secretaries

NumberImageNameTerm startTerm endNotes
1 Chenxillian.jpg Chen Xilian (陈锡联)

(1915–1999)

19491950
2 Zhang Linzhi (张霖之)

(1908–1967)

19501952
3 Cao Diqiu (曹荻秋)

(1909–1976)

19521954
4 Yanhongyan.jpg Yan Hongyan (阎红彦)

(1909–1967)

19561959
5 Ren Bai Ge .jpg Ren Baige (任白戈)

(1906–1986)

19591967
6 Lan Yinong (蓝亦农)

(1919–2008)

19671968
7 Duan Siying (段思英)

(1917–2007)

19681969
8 He Yunfeng (何云峰)

(1922–2013)

19691973
9 Lu Dadong (鲁大东)

(1915–1998)

19731977
10 Qian Min (钱敏)

(1915–2016)

19771978
11 Ding Changhe (丁长河)

(born 1934)

19781980
12 Yu Hanqing (于汉卿)

(1929–2011)

19801985
13 Liao Bokang (廖伯康)

(born 1924)

19851988
14 Xiao Yang (肖秧)

(1929–1998)

19881993
15 Sun Tongchuan (孙同川)

(born 1940)

19931995
16 Zhang Delin (张德邻)

(born 1939)

October 1995June 1999
17 He Guoqiang (Brasilia 2008).jpg He Guoqiang (贺国强)

(born 1943)

June 1999October 2002 Politburo Standing Committee (20072012)
Secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (20072012)
18 Huang Zhendong (黄镇东)

(born 1941)

October 2002December 2005
19 Wang Yang (Chinese politician) Washington 2013.jpg Wang Yang (汪洋)

(born 1955)

December 2005November 2007Vice-Premier (2013 - 2018;)
Politburo Standing Committee (2017–2022)
20 VOA-Bo Xilai.jpg Bo Xilai (薄熙来)

(born 1949)

November 2007March 2012Sacked in 2012 after being implicated in the Wang Lijun incident,
sentenced to life imprisonment for corruption and abuse of power
21 Zhang Dejiang.jpg Zhang Dejiang (张德江)

(born 1946)

March 2012November 2012Politburo Standing Committee (2012 - 2016;)
Chairman of the National People's Congress (2013–2017;)
22 Sun Zhengcai(cropped).jpg Sun Zhengcai (孙政才)

(born 1963)

November 2012July 2017Sacked in 2017 and sentenced to life imprisonment on May 8, 2018, for bribery worth 170 million yuan
23 Chen Miner.jpg Chen Min'er (陈敏尔)

(born 1960)

July 2017December 2022
24 Yuan Jiajun (袁家军)

(born 1962)

December 2022Incumbent

List of mayors of Chongqing [2]

Republic of China

NumberImageNameTerm startTerm end
1 Yang Sen.jpg Yang Sen (楊森)

(1884–1977)

November 1921August 1922
2 Deng Xihou.jpg Deng Xihou (鄧錫侯)

(1889–1964)

February 1923
3 Cheng Guodong (陳國棟)

(1879–1954)

4 Zhu Zongque (朱宗愨)

(?–?)

5 Tang Shizun.jpg Tang Shizun (唐式遵)

(1884–1950)

June 1926
6 PANWENHUA.jpg Pan Wenhua (潘文華)

(1886–1950)

July 1926June 1935
7 Zhang Biguo (張必果)

(1891–1936)

24 June 193511 April 1936
8 Li Hong Kun .jpg Li Hongkun (李宏錕)

(1895–1957)

1936July 1938
9 Jiang Zhicheng (蔣志澄)

(1893–1949)

1 August 19385 May 1939
10 He Guoguang.jpg He Guoguang (賀國光)

(1885–1969)

15 May 19395 December 1939
11 K. C. Wu 1950s 2.jpg K. C. Wu (吳國楨)

(1903–1984)

December 193916 December 1942
12 He Yaozu2.jpg He Yaozu (賀耀組)

(1889–1961)

16 December 1942November 1945
13 Zhang Dulun.jpg Zhang Dulun (張篤倫)

(1892–1958)

1 December 1945April 1948
14 Yang Sen.jpg Yang Sen (楊森)

(1884–1977)

April 194830 November 1949

People's Republic of China

NumberImageNameTerm StartTerm End
1 Chenxillian.jpg Chen Xilian (陈锡联)

(1915–1995)

2 December 1949
2 Cao Diqiu (曹荻秋)

(1909–1976)

December 1951January 1955
3 Ren Bai Ge .jpg Ren Baige (任白戈)

(1906–1986)

January 19551966
4 Lan Yinong (蓝亦农)

(1919–2008)

May 1968December 1968
5 Duan Siying (段思英)

(1917–2007)

December 19681969
6 He Yunfeng (何云峰)

(1922–2013)

1969December 1973
7 Lu Dadong (鲁大东)

(1915–1998)

December 19731978
8 Qian Min (钱敏)

(1915–2016)

May 1978August 1978
9 Ding Changhe (丁长河)

(born 1934)

1978March 1980
10 Yu Hanqing (于汉卿)

(1929–2011)

March 1980May 1985
11 Xiao Yang (肖秧)

(1929–1998)

May 1985August 1988
12 Sun Tongchuan (孙同川)

(born 1940)

August 1988April 1993
13 Liu Zhizhong (刘志忠)

(born 1942)

May 1993September 1996
14 Pu Haiqing (蒲海清)

(born 1941)

September 1996 (acting)

19 June 1997

June 1999
15 Bao Xuding (包叙定)

(born 1939)

June 1999October 2002
16 Wang Hongju (王鸿举)

(born 1945)

October 2002 (acting)

January 2003

November 2009
17 Voa chinese Huang+Qifan 20120309 300.jpg Huang Qifan (黄奇帆)

(born 1952)

November 2009December 2016
18 Zhang Guoqing.jpg Zhang Guoqing (张国清)

(born 1964)

December 2016January 2018
19 Tang Liangzhi (唐良智)

(born 1960)

January 2018December 2021
20 Hu Henghua (胡衡华)

(born 1963)

December 2021Incumbent

List of chairmen of Chongqing People's Congress

  1. Wang Yunlong (王云龙): 1997–2002
  2. Huang Zhendong (黄镇东): 2003–2005
  3. Wang Yang (汪洋): 2006–2008
  4. Chen Guangguo (陈光国): 2008–2011
  5. Chen Cungen (陈存根): 2011–2012
  6. Zhang Xuan (张轩): 2012–present

List of chairmen of CPPCC Chongqing Committee

  1. Zhang Wenbin (张文彬): 1997–2003
  2. Liu Zhizhong (刘志忠): 2003–2008
  3. Xing Yuanmin (邢元敏): 20082013
  4. Xu Jingye (徐敬业): 2013–2017
  5. Xu Songnan (徐松南): 2017–2018
  6. Wang Jiong (王炯): 2018–2023
  7. Tang Fangyu (唐方裕): 2023–present

List of chairmen of Chongqing Supervisory Commission

  1. Chen Yong (陈雍): January 2018–October 2018
  2. Mu Hongyu (穆红玉): January 2019–December 2021
  3. Song Yijia (宋依佳): March 2022–present

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  2. "25 Mayors of Chongqing" (in Chinese). People's Daily Online. 6 September 2007. Archived from the original on April 15, 2011.