Politics of Henan

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The Politics of Henan Province in the People's Republic of China is structured in a dual party-government system like all other governing institutions in mainland China.

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The Governor of Henan is the highest-ranking official in the People's Government of Henan. However, in the province's dual party-government governing system, the Governor has less power than the Henan Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Provincial Committee Secretary, colloquially termed the "Henan CCP Party Chief".

List of the CCP Party chiefs

  1. Zhang Xi (张玺): May 1949-November 1952
  2. Pan Fusheng (潘复生): November 1952-August 1958
  3. Wu Zhipu (吴芝圃): August 1958-July 1961
  4. Liu Jianxun (刘建勋): July 1961-September 1966
  5. Wen Minsheng (文敏生), acting: September 1966-August 1967
  6. Liu Jianxun (刘建勋): March 1971-October 1978
  7. Duan Junyi (段君毅): October 1978-January 1981
  8. Liu Jie (刘杰): January 1981-April 1985
  9. Yang Xizong (杨析综): April 1985-March 1990
  10. Hou Zongbin (侯宗宾): March 1990-December 1992
  11. Li Changchun (李长春): December 1992-March 1998
  12. Ma Zhongchen (马忠臣): March 1998-October 2000
  13. Chen Kuiyuan (陈奎元): October 2000-December 2002
  14. Li Keqiang (李克强): December 2002-December 2004
  15. Xu Guangchun (徐光春): December 2004-December 2009
  16. Lu Zhangong (卢展工): 2009–2013
  17. Guo Gengmao (郭庚茂): 2013–2016
  18. Xie Fuzhan (谢伏瞻): 2016–2018
  19. Wang Guosheng (王国生): 2018–2021
  20. Lou Yangsheng (楼阳生): 2021–

List of governors

  1. Wu Zhipu: 1949–1962
  2. Wen Minsheng: 1962–1967
  3. Liu Jianxun: 1968–1978
  4. Duan Junyi: 1978–1979
  5. Liu Jie: 1979–1981
  6. Dai Suli (acting): 1981–1982
  7. Yu Mingtao (acting): 1982–1983
  8. He Zhukang: 1983–1987
  9. Cheng Weigao: 1987–1990
  10. Li Changchun: 1990–1993
  11. Ma Zhongchen: 1993–1998
  12. Li Keqiang: 1998–2003
  13. Li Chengyu: 2003–2008
  14. Guo Gengmao: 2008–2013
  15. Xie Fuzhan: 2013–2016
  16. Chen Run'er: 2016–2019
  17. Yin Hong: 2019–2021
  18. Wang Kai: 2021–

List of chairmen of Henan People's Congress

  1. Hu Lijiao (胡立教): 1979–1981
  2. Liu Jie (刘杰): 1981–1983
  3. Zhao Wenfu (赵文甫): 1983–1985
  4. Zhang Shude (张树德): 1985–1988
  5. Lin Xiao (林晓): 1988–1989
  6. Yang Xizong (杨析综): 1989–1992
  7. Lin Xiao (林晓): 1992–1993
  8. Li Changchun (李长春): 1993–1998
  9. Ren Keli (任克礼): 1998–2003
  10. Li Keqiang (李克强): 2003–2005
  11. Xu Guangchun (徐光春): 2005–2010
  12. Lu Zhangong (卢展工): 2010–2014
  13. Guo Gengmao: 2013–2016
  14. Xie Fuzhan: 2016–2018
  15. Wang Guosheng: 2018–incumbent

List of chairmen of CPPCC Henan Committee

  1. Pan Fusheng (潘复生): 1955–1959
  2. Wu Zhipu (吴芝圃): 1959–1962
  3. Liu Jianxun (刘建勋): 1962–1966, 1977–1979
  4. Zhao Wenfu (赵文甫): 1979–1983
  5. Wang Huayun (王化云): 1983–1985
  6. Song Yuxi (宋玉玺): 1985–1988
  7. Yan Jimin (阎济民): 1988–1993
  8. Lin Yinghai (林英海): 1993–2003
  9. Fan Qinchen (范钦臣): 2003–2006
  10. Wang Quanshu (王全书): 2006–2011
  11. Ye Dongsong (叶冬松): 2011–2018
  12. Liu Wei (刘伟): 2018–incumbent

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