Vice Chairperson of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference

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Vice Chairperson of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference
中国人民政治协商会议
全国委员会副主席
Charter of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) logo.svg
Emblem of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference
National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference
Status Sub-national level official
Member ofStanding Committee of the National Committee
Chairperson's Council
NominatorPresidium of the Plenary Session of the National Committee
(chosen within the Chinese Communist Party)
AppointerPlenary Session of the National Committee
Term length Five years
Constituting instrumentCharter of the CPPCC
Formation21 September 1949;74 years ago (1949-09-21)
Vice Chairperson of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference
Simplified Chinese 中国人民政治协商会议全国委员会副主席

The vice chairpersons of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) are deputies to the chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. The official responsibility of the vice chairpersons is to assist the CPPCC chairman with the leadership of the CPPCC Standing Committee. [1]

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The vice chairpersons are officially nominated within the CPPCC National Committee and approved by a plenary session of the National Committee. [2] The vice chairpersons are members of the Standing Committee of the National Committee, which handles the regular affairs of the body, and members of the Chairperson's Council, which handles the day-to-day affairs of the Standing Committee. [2]

The head of the United Front Work Department (UFWD) of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has generally served as the first-ranking vice chairperson. [3] The other vice chairpersons have generally included the president of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, former chief executives of Hong Kong and Macau, director of the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office, president of the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce, and at least one chairperson of one of the eight legally-permitted political parties in China. [3]

History

News reports have suggested that the position of CPPCC Vice Chairperson, as a state-level post with a retirement age of 70, has been used as a device to extend the services of valued officials beyond the typical retirement age for their position. The appointment of People's Bank of China Governor Zhou Xiaochuan as a vice chairperson in 2013 was said to be for this purpose. [4]

List of officeholders

Name
(birth–death)
Hanzi PortraitTook officeLeft officeTenureTerm(s)
Zhou Enlai
(1898–1976)
周恩来

1930s Zhou Enlai in National Revolutionary Army uniform.jpg

8 October 194925 December 19545 years, 139 days1st
Li Jishen
(1885–1959)
李济深 Li Jishen.jpg 8 October 19499 October 195910 years, 62 days1st, 2nd, 3rd
Shen Junru
(1875–1963)
沈钧儒 Shen Junru.jpg 8 October 194911 June 196313 years, 307 days1st, 2nd, 3rd
Guo Moruo
(1892–1978)
郭沫若 Guo Moruo.jpg 8 October 19495 January 196515 years, 150 days1st, 2nd, 3rd
8 March 197812 June 197896 days5th
Chen Shutong
(1876–1966)
陈叔通 Chen Shutong.jpg 25 December 195417 February 196616 years, 54 days1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
Song Qingling
(1893–1981)
宋庆龄 Soong Ching-ling 1937.jpg 25 December 195429 April 19594 years, 125 days2nd
Dong Biwu
(1886–1975)
董必武 DONGBIWU.JPG 25 December 195429 April 19594 years, 125 days2nd
Zhang Lan
(1872–1955)
张澜 Zhang Lan 1955.jpg 25 December 19549 February 195546 days2nd
Peng Zhen
(1902–1997)
彭真 Peng Zhen2.jpg 25 December 19548 March 197823 years, 73 days2nd, 3rd, 4th
Huang Yanpei
(1878–1965)
黄炎培 Huang Yanpei2.jpg 25 December 19545 January 196510 years, 11 days2nd, 3rd, 4th
He Xiangning
(1878–1972)
何香凝 He Xiangning.jpg 25 December 19545 January 196510 years, 11 days2nd, 3rd
Li Weihan
(1896–1984)
李维汉 Li Weihan.jpg 25 December 19545 January 196510 years, 11 days2nd, 3rd, 4th
2 July 197917 June 19833 years, 350 days5th
Li Siguang
(1889–1971)
李四光 Li Si Guang .png 25 December 195426 February 197116 years, 63 days2nd, 3rd, 4th
Zhang Bojun
(1885–1969)
章伯钧 Zhang Bo Jun .jpg 25 December 195429 April 19594 years, 125 days2nd
Tan Kah Kee
(1874–1961)
陈嘉庚 Chen Jia Geng .jpg 25 December 195412 August 19616 years, 230 days2nd, 3rd
Choekyi Gyaltsen
(1938–1989)
确吉坚赞 Choekyi Gyaltsen 10th Panchen Lama crop.gif 25 December 19545 January 196510 years, 11 days2nd, 3rd
2 July 197917 June 19833 years, 350 days5th
Burhan Shahidi
(1894–1989)
包尔汉·沙希迪 Burhan Shahidi6.jpg 25 December 19545 January 196510 years, 11 days2nd, 3rd
12 September 198010 April 19887 years, 211 days5th
Chen Yi
(1901–1972)
陈毅 Chen Yi(communist).jpg 29 April 19596 January 197212 years, 252 days3rd, 4th
Kang Sheng
(1898–1975)
康生 Kang Seng in Yan'an.jpg 29 April 19595 January 19655 years, 251 days3rd
Pagbalha Namgyal
(born 1940)
帕巴拉·格列朗杰 1965-3 1965Nian Pa Ba La *Ge Lie Lang Jie .jpg 29 April 195927 March 199333 years, 332 days3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th
13 March 2003Incumbent21 years, 133 days10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th
Ngapoi Ngawang Jigme
(1910–2009)
阿沛·阿旺晋美 Face detail of Tibetan Ngapo Ngawang Jigme, from- Ngabo dressed as a PLA General, 1955 (cropped).jpg 29 April 19595 January 19655 years, 251 days3rd
27 March 199323 December 200916 years, 271 days8th, 9th, 10, 11th
Ye Jianying
(1897–1986)
叶剑英 Ye Jianying.jpg 5 January 19658 March 197813 years, 62 days4th
Liu Lantao
(1910–1997)
刘澜涛 Liu Lan Tao .jpg 5 January 196531 October 19683 years, 300 days4th
2 July 197910 April 19888 years, 252 days5th, 6th
Song Renqiong
(1909–2005)
宋任穷 Songrenqiong.jpg 5 January 196517 June 198318 years, 163 days4th, 5th
Xu Bing
(1903–1972)
徐冰 Xing Xi Ping .jpg 5 January 196522 March 19727 years, 77 days4th
Gao Chongmin
(1891–1971)
高崇民 Gao Chong Min .jpg 5 January 196529 July 19716 years, 205 days4th
Cai Tingkai
(1892–1968)
蔡廷锴 Cai Tingkai.jpg 5 January 196525 April 19683 years, 111 days4th
Wei Guoqing
(1913–1990)
韦国清 Weiguoqing.jpg 5 January 196517 June 198318 years, 163 days4th, 5th
Deng Zihui
(1896–1972)
邓子恢 Deng Zihui.jpg 5 January 196510 December 19727 years, 340 days4th
Fu Zuoyi
(1895–1974)
傅作义 Fu Zuoyi.jpg 5 January 196519 April 19749 years, 104 days4th
Teng Daiyuan
(1904–1974)
滕代远 Teng Daiyuan.jpg 5 January 19651 December 19749 years, 330 days4th
Xie Juezai
(1884–1971)
谢觉哉 Xie Juezai.jpg 5 January 196515 June 19719 years, 330 days4th
Mao Dun
(1896–1981)
茅盾 Mao Dun.jpg 5 January 196517 June 198318 years, 163 days4th, 5th
Li Zhuchen
(1882–1968)
李烛尘 Li Zhu Chen  (Zheng Xie ).jpg 5 January 19657 October 19683 years, 276 days4th
Xu Deheng
(1890–1990)
許德珩 Xu De Heng .jpg 5 January 196517 June 198318 years, 163 days4th, 5th
Li Dequan
(1896–1972)
李德全 Li De Quan .jpg 5 January 196523 April 19727 years, 109 days4th
Ma Xulun
(1885–1972)
马叙伦 Ma Xulun.jpg 5 January 19654 May 19705 years, 119 days4th
Ulanhu
(1906–1988)
乌兰夫 Ulanhu1955.jpg 8 March 197817 June 19835 years, 101 days5th
Peng Chong
(1915–2010)
彭冲
8 March 197817 June 19835 years, 101 days5th
Zhao Ziyang
(1919–2005)
赵紫阳 Zhao Ziyang (1985).jpg 8 March 197817 June 19835 years, 101 days5th
Ouyang Qin
(1900–1978)
欧阳钦 Ouyang Qin.jpg 8 March 197815 May 197868 days5th
Shi Liang
(1900–1985)
史良 Shi Liang .jpg 8 March 197817 June 19835 years, 101 days5th
Zhu Yunshan
(1887–1981)
朱蘊山 Zhu Yun Shan .jpg 8 March 197830 April 19813 years, 53 days5th
Kang Keqing
(1911–1992)
康克清 Kang Keqing.png 8 March 197822 April 199214 years, 45 days5th, 6th, 7th,
Ji Fang
(1890–1987)
季方 Ji Fang .jpg 8 March 197817 December 19879 years, 284 days5th, 6th
Wang Shoudao
(1906–1996)
王首道 Wang Shoudao.jpg 8 March 197817 June 19835 years, 101 days5th
Yang Jingren
(1918–2001)
楊靜仁 Yang Jing Ren .jpg 8 March 197813 March 199820 years, 5 days5th, 6th, 7th, 8th
Zhang Chong
(1900–1980)
张冲 Mi Le Hu Quan Ming Ren Wen Hua Yuan -Zhang Chong Xiang .jpg 8 March 197830 October 19802 years, 236 days5th
Zhou Jianren
(1888–1984)
周建人 Zhou Jian Ren .jpg 8 March 197829 July 19846 years, 143 days5th, 6th
Zhuang Xiquan
(1888–1988)
庄希泉
8 March 197814 May 198810 years, 67 days5th, 6th, 7th
Hu Zi'ang
(1897–1991)
胡子昂 Huziang.jpg 8 March 197819 November 199113 years, 256 days5th, 6th, 7th
Rong Yiren
(1916–2005)
荣毅仁 Rong Yiren 1949.jpg 8 March 197817 June 19835 years, 101 days5th
Tong Dizhou
(1902–1979)
童第周 Tong di zhou 1955.jpg 8 March 197830 March 19791 year, 22 days5th
Lu Dingyi
(1906–1996)
陆定一 Lu Dingyi.jpg 2 July 197917 June 19833 years, 350 days5th
Hu Yuzhi
(1896–1986)
胡愈之 Hu Yu Zhi .jpg 2 July 197917 June 19833 years, 350 days5th
Wang Kunlun
(1902–1986)
王昆侖 Wang Kunlun.jpg 2 July 197923 August 19854 years, 52 days5th, 6th
He Changgong
(1900–1987)
何长工 He Changgong.jpg 12 September 198017 June 19832 years, 278 days5th
Xiao Ke
(1907–2008)
萧克 Xiaoke1955.jpg 12 September 198017 June 19832 years, 278 days5th
Cheng Zihua
(1905–1991)
程子华 Cheng Zihua.jpg 12 September 198010 April 19887 years, 211 days5th, 6th
Yang Xiufeng
(1897–1983)
杨秀峰 Yang Xiu Feng .jpg 12 September 198017 June 19832 years, 278 days5th
Sha Qianli
(1901–1982)
沙千里 Sha Qian Li .jpg 12 September 198026 April 19821 year, 226 days5th
Zhou Peiyuan
(1902–1993)
周培源 Zhou Peiyuan.jpg 12 September 198024 November 199313 years, 73 days5th, 6th, 7th, 8th
Qian Changzhao
(1899–1998)
錢昌照 Qian Changzhao.jpg 12 September 198010 April 19887 years, 211 days5th, 6th
Liu Fei
(1898–1983)
劉斐 Liu Fei.jpg 14 December 19818 April 19831 year, 115 days5th
Dong Qiwu
(1899–1989)
董其武 Dong Qi Wu .jpg 14 December 198110 April 19886 years, 118 days5th, 6th
Tao Zhiyue
(1892–1988)
陶峙岳 Taoyiyue.jpg 17 June 198310 April 19884 years, 298 days6th
Zhou Shutao
(1891–1984)
周叔弢 Zhou Shu Tao .jpg 17 June 198314 February 1984242 days6th
Yang Chengwu
(1914–2004)
杨成武 Yangchengwu.jpg 17 June 198310 April 19884 years, 298 days6th
Xiao Hua
(1916–1985)
萧华 Xiaohua.jpg 17 June 198312 August 19852 years, 56 days6th
Chen Zaidao
(1909–1993)
陈再道 Chen Zaidao2.jpg 17 June 198310 April 19884 years, 298 days6th
Lü Zhengcao
(1904–2009)
吕正操 Lu Zheng Cao .jpg 17 June 198310 April 19884 years, 298 days6th
Mou Yuntai
(1894–1988)
缪云台
17 June 198310 April 19884 years, 298 days6th
Wang Guangying
(1919–2018)
王光英
17 June 198327 March 19939 years, 283 days6th, 7th
Deng Zhaoxiang
(1903–1998)
邓兆祥 Deng Zhao Xiang .jpg 17 June 198313 March 199814 years, 269 days6th, 7th, 8th
Fei Xiaotong
(1910–2005)
费孝通 Xiaotong.jpg 17 June 198310 April 19884 years, 298 days6th
Zhao Puchu
(1907–2000)
趙樸初
17 June 198321 May 200016 years, 339 days6th, 7th, 8th, 9th
Ye Shengtao
(1894–1988)
叶圣陶 Ye Shengtao Portrait.jpg 17 June 198316 February 19884 years, 244 days6th
Qu Wu
(1898–1992)
屈武 Qu Wu.jpg 17 June 198327 March 19939 years, 283 days6th, 7th
Ba Jin
(1904–2005)
李尧棠 Ba Jin 1938.jpg 17 June 198317 October 200522 years, 122 days6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th
Ma Wenrui
(1912–2004)
马文瑞
26 May 198427 March 19938 years, 305 days6th, 7th
Mao Yisheng
(1896–1989)
茅以升 Mao Yisheng.jpg 26 May 198410 April 19883 years, 320 days6th, 7th
Liu Jingji
(1902–1997)
刘靖基
26 May 198415 February 199712 years, 265 days6th, 7th, 8th
Hua Luogeng
(1910–1985)
华罗庚 Hua Luogeng 1956.jpg 8 April 198512 June 198565 days6th
Wang Enmao
(1913–2001)
王恩茂 Wang Enmao.jpg 11 April 198627 March 19936 years, 350 days6th, 7th
Qian Xuesen
(1911–2009)
钱学森 Hsue-shen Tsien at his deportation hearing (cropped).jpg 11 April 198627 March 19936 years, 350 days6th, 7th
Lei Jieqiong
(1905–2011)
雷洁琼 Lei Jieqiong.jpg 11 April 198610 April 19883 years, 365 days6th, 7th
Wang Feng
(1910–1998)
汪锋 Wang Feng (cropped).jpg 8 April 198710 April 19881 year, 2 days6th, 7th
Chien Wei-zang
(1912–2010)
钱伟长 Qian Weichang 1937.jpg 8 April 198713 March 200315 years, 339 days6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th
Wang Renzhong
(1917–1992)
王任重 Wang Renzhong (1979).jpg 10 April 198816 March 19923 years, 341 days7th
Yan Mingfu
(1931–2023)
阎明复
10 April 198814 March 19901 year, 338 days7th
Fang Yi
(1916–1997)
方毅 Fang Yi.jpg 10 April 198827 March 19934 years, 351 days7th
Gu Mu
(1914–2009)
谷牧 Gu Mu 1940.jpg 10 April 198827 March 19934 years, 351 days7th
Hu Sheng
(1914–2009)
胡绳 Hu Sheng .jpg 10 April 198813 March 19989 years, 337 days7th, 8th
Sun Xiaocun
(1906–1991)
孙晓村 Sun Xiao Cun .jpg 10 April 19884 May 19913 years, 24 days7th
Cheng Siyuan
(1908–2005)
程思远 Cheng Si Yuan .jpg 10 April 198827 March 19934 years, 351 days7th
Lu Jiaxi
(1915–2001)
卢嘉锡 Lu Jiaxi 1934.jpg 10 April 198827 March 19934 years, 351 days7th
13 March 19984 June 20013 years, 83 days9th
Su Buqing
(1902–2003)
蘇步青
10 April 198813 March 19989 years, 337 days7th, 8th
Ismail Amat
(1935–2018)
司马义·艾买提
10 April 198827 March 19934 years, 351 days7th
Hou Jingru
(1902–1994)
侯镜如
27 March 198925 October 19945 years, 212 days7th, 8th
Ding Guangxun
(1915–2012)
丁光训
27 March 198913 March 200818 years, 352 days7th, 8th, 9th, 10th
Hong Xuezhi
(1913–2006)
洪学智 Hong Xuezhi.jpg 29 March 199013 March 19987 years, 349 days7th, 8th
Ye Xuanping
(1924–2019)
叶选平
April 199113 March 200311 years, 346 days7th, 8th, 9th, 10th
Wu Xueqian
(1921–2008)
吴学谦 Wu Xueqian.jpg 27 March 199313 March 19984 years, 351 days8th
Yang Rudai
(1926–2018)
杨汝岱
27 March 199313 March 20039 years, 351 days8th, 9th
Wang Zhaoguo
(born 1941)
王兆国 Wang Zhaoguo Senate of Poland.jpg 27 March 199313 March 20039 years, 351 days8th, 9th
Saifuddin Azizi
(1915–2003)
赛福鼎·艾则孜 Saifuddin Azizi9.jpg 27 March 199313 March 19984 years, 351 days8th
Qian Zhengying
(1923–2022)
钱正英
27 March 199313 March 20039 years, 351 days8th
Dong Yinchu
(1915–2009)
董寅初
27 March 199313 March 19984 years, 351 days8th
Sun Fuling
(1921–2018)
孙孚凌
27 March 199313 March 20039 years, 351 days8th, 9th
Tse Kai Ann
(1912–2000)
安子介
27 March 19933 June 20007 years, 68 days8th, 9th
Huo Guantai
(1923–2006)
霍官泰
27 March 199313 March 19984 years, 351 days8th
13 March 200328 October 20063 years, 229 days10th
Ma Man-kei
(1919–2014)
馬萬祺 Ma Wan Qi .png 27 March 199311 March 201319 years, 349 days8th, 9th, 10th
Zhu Guangya
(1924–2011)
朱光亚
13 March 199613 March 19985 years, 0 days8th
Wan Guoquan
(1919—2017)
万国权
13 March 199613 March 19985 years, 0 days8th
He Luli
(1934—2022)
何魯麗
13 March 199613 March 19985 years, 0 days8th
Ren Jianxin
(born 1925)
任建新
13 March 199813 March 20035 years, 0 days9th
Song Jian
(born 1931)
宋健
13 March 199813 March 20035 years, 0 days9th
Li Guixian
(born 1937)
李贵鲜
13 March 199813 March 20035 years, 0 days9th
Chen Junsheng
(1927–2002)
陈俊生
13 March 19988 August 20024 years, 148 days9th
Zhang Siqing
(1932–2022)
张思卿
13 March 199813 March 20035 years, 0 days9th
Hu Qili
(born 1929)
胡启立
13 March 199813 March 20035 years, 0 days9th
Chen Jinhua
(1929–2016)
陈锦华
13 March 199813 March 20035 years, 0 days9th
Zhao Nanqi
(1927–2018)
趙南起
13 March 199813 March 20035 years, 0 days9th
Mao Zhiyong
(1929–2019)
毛致用
13 March 199813 March 20035 years, 0 days9th
Bai Lichen
(born 1941)
白立忱 Andrejs Klementjevs tiekas ar Kinas Nacionalas komitejas priekssedetaja vietnieku Bai Licenu (8287670941).jpg 13 March 199811 March 201314 years, 363 days9th
Jing Shuping
(1918–2009)
經叔平
13 March 199813 March 20035 years, 0 days9th
Luo Haocai
(1934–2018)
罗豪才
13 March 199813 March 20035 years, 0 days9th
Zhang Kehui
(1928–2024)
张克辉
13 March 199813 March 20035 years, 0 days9th
Zhou Tienong
(1938–2023)
周铁农
13 March 199813 March 200810 years, 0 days9th, 10th
Wang Wenyuan
(1931–2014)
王文元
13 March 199813 March 20035 years, 0 days9th
Wang Zhongyu
(born 1933)
王忠禹
13 March 200313 March 20085 years, 0 days10th
Liao Hui
(born 1942)
廖暉
13 March 200311 March 20139 years, 363 days10th, 11th
Liu Yandong
(born 1945)
刘延东 Liu Yandong 2011.jpg 13 March 200313 March 20085 years, 0 days10th
Hao Jianxiu
(born 1935)
郝建秀 Hao Jianxiu.jpg 13 March 200313 March 20085 years, 0 days10th
Chen Kuiyuan
(born 1941)
陈奎元 Chen Kuiyuan.jpg 13 March 200311 March 20139 years, 363 days10th, 11th
Abdul'ahat Abdulrixit
(born 1942)
阿不来提·阿不都热西提
13 March 200311 March 20139 years, 363 days10th, 11th
Xu Kuangdi
(born 1937)
徐匡迪 Xu Kuangdi (Horasis Global China Business Meeting 2010).jpg 13 March 200313 March 20085 years, 0 days10th
Li Zhaozhuo
(born 1944)
李兆焯
13 March 200311 March 20139 years, 363 days10th, 11th
Huang Mengfu
(born 1944)
黄孟复 Huang Mengfu at the Annual Meeting of the New Champions in Tianjin, China 2012.jpg 13 March 200311 March 20139 years, 363 days10th, 11th
Wang Xuan
(1937–2006)
王选
13 March 200313 February 20062 years, 337 days10th
Zhang Huaixi
(born 1935)
张怀西
13 March 200313 March 20085 years, 0 days10th
Li Meng
(born 1937)
李蒙
13 March 200313 March 20085 years, 0 days10th
Tung Chee-hwa
(born 1937)
董建華 Tung Chee Hwa (Feb 2011).jpg 12 March 2005Incumbent19 years, 134 days10th, 11th, 12th, 13th
Zhang Meiying
(born 1937)
张梅颖
12 March 200511 March 20139 years, 364 days10th, 11th
Zhang Rongming
(born 1944)
张榕明
12 March 200513 March 20085 years, 1 day10th
Wang Gang
(born 1942)
王刚 Wang Gang Politician.jpg 13 March 200811 March 20134 years, 363 days11th, 12th
Du Qinglin
(born 1946)
杜青林 Du Qinglin (cropped).jpg 13 March 200814 March 201810 years, 1 day11th, 12th
Chang Yungming
(born 1944)
张榕明
13 March 200811 March 20134 years, 363 days11th
Qian Yunlu
(born 1944)
钱运录 Qian Yunlu.jpg 13 March 200811 March 20134 years, 363 days11th
Sun Jiazheng
(born 1944)
孙家正 Sun Jiazheng.jpg 13 March 200811 March 20134 years, 363 days11th
Li Jinhua
(born 1943)
李金华
13 March 200811 March 20134 years, 363 days11th
Zheng Wantong
(born 1941)
郑万通
13 March 200811 March 20134 years, 363 days11th
Deng Pufang
(born 1944)
邓朴方
13 March 200811 March 20134 years, 363 days11th
Lin Wenyi
(born 1944)
林文漪
13 March 200814 March 201810 years, 1 day11th, 12th
Li Wuwei
(born 1942)
厉无畏
13 March 200811 March 20134 years, 363 days11th
Luo Fuhe
(born 1949)
罗富和
13 March 200814 March 201810 years, 1 day11th, 12th
Chen Zongxing
(born 1943)
陈宗兴
13 March 200811 March 20134 years, 363 days11th
Wang Zhizhen
(born 1942)
王志珍 Wang Zhizhen Senate of Poland 01.jpg 13 March 200811 March 20134 years, 363 days11th
He Houhua
(born 1955)
何厚鏵 Edmond Ho 1968.jpg 13 March 2010Incumbent14 years, 133 days11th, 12th, 13th, 14th
Ling Jihua
(born 1956)
令计划 Ling Jihua in 2009.jpg 11 March 201328 February 20151 year, 354 days12th
Han Qide
(born 1945)
韩启德11 March 201314 March 20185 years, 3 days12th
Wan Gang
(born 1952)
万钢 Wan Gang.jpg 11 March 201310 March 20239 years, 364 days12th, 13th
Zhang Qingli
(born 1951)
张庆黎 Zhang Qingli.jpg 11 March 201310 March 20239 years, 364 days12th, 13th
Li Haifeng
(born 1949)
李海峰
11 March 201314 March 20185 years, 3 days12th
Su Rong
(born 1948)
苏荣
11 March 201325 June 20141 year, 106 days12th
Chen Yuan
(born 1945)
陈元
11 March 201314 March 20185 years, 3 days12th
Lu Zhangong
(born 1952)
卢展工 Lu Zhangong.png 11 March 201310 March 20239 years, 364 days12th, 13th
Zhou Xiaochuan
(born 1948)
周小川 Zhou Xiaochuan cropped.jpg 11 March 201314 March 20185 years, 3 days12th
Wang Jiarui
(born 1949)
王家瑞 Voa chinese Wang Jiarui 17jul10 300.jpg 11 March 201314 March 20185 years, 3 days12th
Wang Zhengwei
(born 1957)
王正伟 Wang Zhengwei 2014 (14988501044).jpg 11 March 201310 March 20239 years, 364 days12th, 13th
Ma Biao
(born 1954)
马飚 Ma Biao (politician).jpg 11 March 201310 March 20239 years, 364 days12th, 13th
Qi Xuchun
(born 1946)
齐续春
11 March 201314 March 20185 years, 3 days12th
Chen Xiaoguang
(born 1955)
陈晓光 Chen Xiaoguang.png 11 March 201310 March 20239 years, 364 days12th, 13th
Ma Peihua
(born 1949)
马培华
11 March 201314 March 20185 years, 3 days12th
Liu Xiaofeng
(born 1947)
刘晓峰 Liu Xiao Feng 2017.jpg 11 March 201314 March 20185 years, 3 days12th
Wang Qinmin
(born 1948)
王钦敏
11 March 201314 March 20185 years, 3 days12th
Leung Chun-ying
(born 1954)
梁振英 CY Leung 2013.jpg 13 March 2017Incumbent7 years, 133 days12th, 13th, 14th
Liu Qibao
(born 1953)
刘奇葆 Liu Qibao in 2016.jpg 14 March 201810 March 20234 years, 361 days13th
Xia Baolong
(born 1952)
夏宝龙 Xia Baolong.jpg 14 March 201810 March 20234 years, 361 days13th
Yang Chuantang
(born 1954)
杨传堂 Yang Chuantang.png 14 March 201810 March 20234 years, 361 days13th
Li Bin
(born 1954)
李斌 Minister Li Bin.jpg 14 March 201810 March 20234 years, 361 days13th
Bagatur
(born 1955)
巴特尔 Bater.png 14 March 2018Incumbent6 years, 132 days13th, 14th
Wang Yongqing
(born 1959)
汪永清 Wang Yongqing.jpg 14 March 201810 March 20234 years, 361 days13th
He Lifeng
(born 1955)
何立峰 He Lifeng (cropped).jpg 14 March 201810 March 20234 years, 361 days13th
Su Hui
(born 1956)
苏辉 Su Hui (Politician).jpg 14 March 2018Incumbent6 years, 132 days13th, 14th
Zheng Jianbang
(born 1957)
郑建邦
14 March 201810 March 20234 years, 361 days13th
Gu Shengzu
(born 1956)
辜胜阻
14 March 201810 March 20234 years, 361 days13th
Liu Xincheng
(born 1952)
刘新成
14 March 201810 March 20234 years, 361 days13th
He Wei
(born 1955)
何维
14 March 201810 March 20234 years, 361 days13th
Shao Hong
(born 1957)
邵鸿
14 March 2018Incumbent6 years, 132 days13th, 14th
Gao Yunlong
(born 1958)
高云龙
14 March 2018Incumbent6 years, 132 days13th, 14th
Shi Taifeng
(born 1956)
石泰峰
10 March 2023Incumbent1 year, 136 days14th
Hu Chunhua
(born 1956)
胡春华 Hu Chunhua (2019-09-05) 2.jpg 10 March 2023Incumbent1 year, 136 days14th
Shen Yueyue
(born 1957)
沈跃跃
10 March 2023Incumbent1 year, 136 days14th
Wang Yong
(born 1955)
王勇 Vuong Dung, 2019.jpg 10 March 2023Incumbent1 year, 136 days14th
Zhou Qiang
(born 1960)
周强 ZhouQiang.jpg 10 March 2023Incumbent1 year, 136 days14th
Chen Wu
(born 1954)
陈武 Chen Wu Guangxi.jpg 10 March 2023Incumbent1 year, 136 days14th
Mu Hong
(born 1956)
穆虹
10 March 2023Incumbent1 year, 136 days14th
Xian Hui
(born 1958)
咸辉
10 March 2023Incumbent1 year, 136 days14th
Wang Dongfeng
(born 1958)
王东峰 Wang Dongfeng.jpg 10 March 2023Incumbent1 year, 136 days14th
Jiang Xinzhi
(born 1958)
姜信治
10 March 2023Incumbent1 year, 136 days14th
Jiang Zuojun
(born 1955)
蒋作君 Jiang Zuojun 2023.jpg 10 March 2023Incumbent1 year, 136 days14th
He Baoxiang
(born 1963)
何报翔 He Bao Xiang .png 10 March 2023Incumbent1 year, 136 days14th
Wang Guangqian
(born 1962)
王光谦
10 March 2023Incumbent1 year, 136 days14th
Qin Boyong
(born 1964)
秦博勇
10 March 2023Incumbent1 year, 136 days14th
Zhu Yongxin
(born 1958)
朱永新
10 March 2023Incumbent1 year, 136 days14th
Yang Zhen
(born 1961)
杨震
10 March 2023Incumbent1 year, 136 days14th

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