Qualification Review Committee of the 8th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party

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The Qualification Review Committee of the 8th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party was elected by congress delegates in a preparatory meeting before the convening of the congress. [1]

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Members

Members of the Qualification Review Committee of the 8th National Congress
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RankName Hanzi BirthDeathEthnicityGenderRef.
1 Dong Biwu 董必武18861975 Han Male
2 Tan Zhenlin 谭震林19021983 Han Male
3 Liu Lantao 刘澜涛19101997 Han Male
4 Wang Enmao 王恩茂19132001 Han Male
5 Deng Yingchao 邓颖超19041992 Han Female
6 An Ziwen 安子文19091980 Han Male
7 Li Jingquan 李井泉19091989 Han Male
8 Li Xuefeng 李雪峰19072003 Han Male
9 Song Renqiong 宋任穷19092005 Han Male
10 Wu Zhipu 吴芝圃19061967 Han Male
11 Lin Feng 林枫19061977 Han Male
12 Lin Tie 林铁19041989 Han Male
13 Ouyang Qin 欧阳钦19001978 Han Male
14 Ke Qingshi 柯庆施19021965 Han Male
15 Xu Xiangqian 徐向前19011990 Han Male
16 Tao Zhu 陶铸19081969 Han Male
17 Ma Mingfang 马明方19051974 Han Male
18 Ulanhu 乌兰夫19061988 Mongolian Male
19 Zhang Desheng 张德生19091965 Han Male
20 Zhang Dingcheng 张鼎丞18981981 Han Male
21 Huang Kecheng 黄克诚19021986 Han Male
22 Huang Oudong 黄欧东19051993 Han Male
23 He Long 贺龙18961969 Han Male
24 Shu Tong 舒同19051998 Han Male
25 Yang Shangkun 杨尚昆19071998 Han Male
26 Cai Chang 蔡畅19001990 Han Female
27 Xie Fuzhi 谢富治19091972 Han Male
28 Tan Zheng 谭政19061988 Han Male
29 Gong Zirong 龚子荣19141995 Han Male

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References

  1. 1 2 "八大主席团名单（共六十三人）" [List of the Eight Presidiums (63 members in total)]. People's Daily . Archived from the original on 15 October 2022. Retrieved 21 October 2022.
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