Li Changchun

Li Changchun (Chinese李长春, lǐ Changchun; * 1944 ) is a Chinese leaders. He was as a propaganda chief from 2002 to 2012 member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China.

Li Changchun is considered a close follower of Jiang Zemin and reputation has earned during his tenure as party secretary of Guangdong Province, the economic boom he had promoted. Li, however, is also associated with blood donation scandal in Henan province, where he was in the mid -1990s, party secretary, in conjunction. At that time, thousands of farmers have been infected during blood donations with the AIDS virus.

Biography

1944: Born in Jilin City in Jilin Province

1965: Joined the Communist Party of China

1966: completion of studies in the field of automation in industrial enterprises of the Polytechnical Institute of Harbin as an engineer

1968: Technician in a switch factory in Shenyang

1975: Vice Chairman of the Revolutionary Committee of Shenyang industrial society for electrical appliances

1981: Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of Shenyang

1982: Deputy Mayor of Shenyang and Chairman of the Economic Commission

1983, party secretary and mayor of Shenyang

1986: Governor of Liaoning

1990: Acting Governor of Henan

1991: Governor of Henan

1992, party secretary of Henan

1993: Chairman of the Standing Committee of the Provincial People's Congress

1998 to 2002: Party Secretary of Guangdong

• Politician ( People's Republic of China)
• Governor (Liaoning)
• Governor (Henan)
• Mayor ( People's Republic of China)
• CCP member
• Born in 1944
• Man