Zhu Xiaodan

This is a Chinese name; the family name is Zhu.

Zhu Xiaodan
朱小丹


16th Governor of Guangdong
Incumbent
Assumed office 5 November 2011
Preceded by	Huang Huahua
Personal details
Born	January 1953 (age 63) Guangzhou
Nationality	Chinese
Political party	Communist Party of China

Zhu Xiaodan (Chinese: 朱小丹; pinyin: Zhū Xiǎodān; Jyutping: Zyu1 Siu2Daan1; born January 1953) is the current Governor of Guangdong province in the People's Republic of China. A lifelong Communist functionary, Zhu was appointed Vice Governor of Guangdong in February 2010 and became acting Governor in November 2011 following the resignation of Huang Huahua. Zhu has spent his entire political career in Guangdong province. He was elected Governor in January 2012.^[1]

Career

Zhu was born in 1953 in Guangzhou; he traces his ancestry to Wenzhou, Zhejiang. He began his career at the Guangzhou musical instruments factory, where he first joined the Communist Youth League.

In 1977, he entered the municipal Communist Youth League organization of Guangzhou as a functionary. In 1984 he became head of the Communist Youth League in Guangzhou. In 1987, he was named party secretary of Conghua County. In 1991, he entered the Guangzhou party committee as a deputy secretary-general in 1991, then in December that year, he was named a member of the Guangzhou Party Standing Committee and head of the Guangzhou party propaganda department. In 1996, he was named deputy party chief of Guangzhou.

In 2002, Zhu was named executive deputy head, then head of the United Front Department of Guangdong. In 2004, he was named head of propaganda of the Guangdong Party Committee. In July 2006, he was named party chief of Guangzhou, entering the provincial Party Standing Committee in 2007. Then he was named vice-governor of Guangdong in February 2010, then beginning on November 4, 2011, he was named Governor of Guangdong, confirmed on January 17, 2012.

Zhu is an alternate member of the 17th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, and a full member of the 18th Central Committee.

Personal life

Zhu is a fan of the Guangzhou Evergrande football club.^[2]

References

↑ "Zhu Xiaodan elected Guangdong governor". China Daily. Xinhua News Agency. 17 January 2012. Retrieved 8 February 2012.
↑ 朱小丹：冲超成功关键在球迷，Sohu, October 28, 2007

Political offices
Preceded by Huang Huahua	Governor of Guangdong 2011–present	Incumbent

Provincial level government leaders in China (list)

Municipalities (Mayors)	Beijing: Cai Qi (acting) Chongqing: Huang Qifan Shanghai: Yang Xiong Tianjin: Wang Dongfeng

Provinces (Governors)	Anhui: Li Guoying Fujian: Yu Weiguo Gansu: Lin Duo Guangdong: Zhu Xiaodan Guizhou: Sun Zhigang Hainan: Liu Cigui Hebei: Zhang Qingwei Heilongjiang: Lu Hao Henan: Chen Run'er Hubei: Wang Xiaodong Hunan: Xu Dazhe Jiangsu: Shi Taifeng Jiangxi: Liu Qi Jilin: Liu Guozhong (acting) Liaoning: Chen Qiufa Qinghai: Wang Jianjun (acting) Shaanxi: Hu Heping Shandong: Guo Shuqing Shanxi: Lou Yangsheng Sichuan: Yin Li Yunnan: Ruan Chengfa (acting) Zhejiang: Che Jun (acting)

Autonomous regions (Chairmen)	Guangxi: Chen Wu Inner Mongolia: Bu Xiaolin Ningxia: Xian Hui Tibet: Losang Jamcan Xinjiang: Shohrat Zakir

SARs (Chief Executives)	Hong Kong: Leung Chun-ying Macau: Fernando Chui

Political leaders of Guangdong since 1949

CPC Committee Secretaries	Ye Jianying Tao Zhu Zhao Ziyang Huang Yongsheng Liu Xingyuan Ding Sheng Zhao Ziyang Wei Guoqing Xi Zhongxun Ren Zhongyi Lin Ruo Xie Fei Li Changchun Zhang Dejiang Wang Yang Hu Chunhua

People's Congress Chairmen	Li Jianzhen Luo Tian Lin Ruo Zhu Senlin Zhang Guoying Lu Zhonghe Huang Liman Ou Guangyuan Huang Longyun

Governors	Ye Jianying Tao Zhu Chen Yu Huang Yongsheng Liu Xingyuan Ding Sheng Zhao Ziyang Wei Guoqing Xi Zhongxun Liu Tianfu Liang Lingguang Ye Xuanping Zhu Senlin Lu Ruihua Huang Huahua Zhu Xiaodan

CPPCC Committee Chairmen	Tao Zhu Ou Mengjue Wang Shoudao Yin Linping Liang Weilin Wu Nansheng Guo Rongchang Liu Fengyi Chen Shaoji Huang Longyun Zhu Mingguo Wang Rong

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