Politics of Hebei

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

Secretaries of the CCP Hebei Committee

  1. Lin Tie (林铁): July 12, 1949-August 25, 1966
  2. Liu Zihou (刘子厚): August 25, 1966-February 3, 1968
  3. Li Xuefeng (李雪峰): February 3, 1968-January 26, 1971
  4. Liu Zihou (刘子厚): January 26, 1971-December 26, 1979
  5. Jin Ming (金明): December 26, 1979-June 16, 1982
  6. Gao Yang (高扬): June 6, 1982-May 28, 1985
  7. Xing Chongzhi (邢崇智): May 29, 1985-January 27, 1993
  8. Cheng Weigao (程维高): January 27, 1993-October 8, 1998
  9. Ye Liansong (叶连松): October 8, 1998-June 30, 2000
  10. Wang Xudong (王旭东): June 30, 2000-November 25, 2002
  11. Bai Keming (白克明): November 25, 2002-August 31, 2007
  12. Zhang Yunchuan (张云川): August 31, 2007-August 28, 2011
  13. Zhang Qingli (张庆黎): August 28, 2011-March 20, 2013
  14. Zhou Benshun (周本顺): March 20, 2013-July 24, 2015
  15. Zhao Kezhi (赵克志): July 31, 2015-October 28, 2017
  16. Wang Dongfeng (王东峰): October 28, 2017–present

Governors of Hebei

  1. Yang Xiufeng (杨秀峰): August 8, 1949-November 15, 1952
  2. Lin Tie (林铁): November 15, 1952-April 16, 1958
  3. Liu Zihou (刘子厚): April 16, 1958-January 19, 1967
  4. Li Xuefeng (李雪峰): February 3, 1968-January 24, 1971
  5. Liu Zihou (刘子厚): January 24, 1971-December 26, 1979
  6. Li Erzhong (李尔重): February 6, 1980-June 16, 1982
  7. Liu Bingyan (刘秉彦): August 10, 1982-April 28, 1983
  8. Zhang Shuguang (张曙光): April 28, 1983-May 4, 1986
  9. Xie Feng (解峰): May 4, 1986-May 3, 1988
  10. Yue Qifeng (岳歧峰): May 3, 1988-June 15, 1990
  11. Cheng Weigao (程维高): June 15, 1990-May 21, 1993
  12. Ye Liansong (叶连松): May 21, 1993-November 6, 1999
  13. Niu Maosheng (钮茂生): November 6, 1999-2002
  14. Ji Yunshi (季允石): December 21, 2002-October 31, 2006
  15. Guo Gengmao (郭庚茂): October 31, 2006-April 15, 2008
  16. Hu Chunhua (胡春华): April 15, 2008 - 2009
  17. Chen Quanguo (陈全国):December 15, 2009 - August 24, 2011
  18. Zhang Qingwei (张庆伟): August 24, 2011 - April 7, 2017
  19. Xu Qin (许勤): April 7, 2017 - October 21, 2021
  20. Wang Zhengpu(王正谱): October 21, 2021- present

Chairmen of Hebei People's Congress

  1. Jiang Yizhen (江一真): February 6, 1980-April 28, 1983
  2. Liu Bingyan (刘秉彦): April 28, 1983-June 26, 1985
  3. Sun Guozhi (孙国治): June 26, 1985-May 7, 1988
  4. Guo Zhi (郭志): May 7, 1988-May 18, 1993
  5. Lu Chuanzan (吕传赞): May 18, 1993-January 18, 1998
  6. Cheng Weigao (程维高): January 18, 1998-January 10, 2003
  7. Bai Keming (白克明): January 18, 2003-January 28, 2008
  8. Zhang Yunchuan (张云川): January 28, 2008-November 26, 2011
  9. Zhang Qingli (张庆黎): January 10, 2012-January 12, 2014
  10. Zhou Benshun (周本顺): January 12, 2014-October 16, 2015
  11. Zhao Kezhi (赵克志): January 12, 2016-December 1, 2017
  12. Wang Dongfeng (王东峰): January 29, 2018-present

Chairmen of the CPPCC Hebei Committee

  1. Ma Guorui (马国瑞): January 19, 1955-October 11, 1964
  2. Yan Dakai (阎达开): October 11, 1964-December 3, 1977
  3. Liu Zihou (刘子厚): December 3, 1977-February 7, 1980
  4. Yin Zhe (尹哲): February 2, 1980-April 4,1988
  5. Li Wenshan (李文珊): April 4, 1988-January 13, 1998
  6. Lu Chuanzan (吕传赞): January 13, 1998-January 15, 2003
  7. Zhao Jinduo (赵金铎): January 15, 2003-January 26, 2008
  8. Liu Dewang (刘德旺): January 26, 2008-January 9, 2012
  9. Fu Zhifang (付志方): January 9, 2012-January 28, 2018
  10. Ye Dongsong (叶冬松): January 28, 2018-present

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