Huang Kunming

Chinese politician

In this Chinese name, the family name is  Huang.

Huang Kunming

黄坤明

Huang in 2024

Party Secretary of Guangdong

Incumbent

Assumed office
28 October 2022
General Secretary| Xi Jinping
Preceded by| Li Xi
Head of the Publicity Department of the Chinese Communist Party
In office
30 October 2017 – 26 October 2022
General Secretary| Xi Jinping
Preceded by| Liu Qibao
Succeeded by| Li Shulei
Party Secretary of Hangzhou
In office
20 January 2010 – 8 October 2013
Preceded by| Wang Guoping
Succeeded by| Gong Zheng
Personal details
Born| November 1956 (age 68)
Shanghang County, Fujian
Political party| Chinese Communist Party
Alma mater| Fujian Normal University
Tsinghua University
Chinese name
Simplified Chinese| 黄坤明
Traditional Chinese| 黃坤明
| Transcriptions

Standard Mandarin
Hanyu Pinyin| Huáng Kūnmíng
Yue: Cantonese
Jyutping| Wong4 Kwan1-ming4

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Huang Kunming[a] (born November 1956) is a Chinese politician, currently serving as the Party secretary of Guangdong and a member of the Politburo of the Chinese Communist Party.

Huang spent most of his early career in Fujian and Zhejiang provinces, and is considered a close associate of Xi Jinping, the current general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party. From 2010 to 2013, he was the Party secretary of Hangzhou. Huang joined the CCP Publicity Department in 2014 as a deputy head, and became its head in 2017. In 2022, Huang became the Party secretary of Guangdong.

## Early life and education

[edit]

Huang was born in Shanghang County, Fujian province, on 15 November 1956. In December 1974, Huang began serving in the People's Liberation Army. Two years later, he joined the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). In 1977, after serving for three years in the army, he went back to Tongxian Commune his home county as a "sent-down youth" and became a secretary. He entered Fujian Normal University in 1978, graduating bachelor’s degree in politics in 1982.[1]

## Career

[edit]

After graduation, Huang was sent by the party to work in the Longyan region of Fujian in a series of administrative roles.[1] He first worked as a clerk at the Young Cadre Division of the Organization Department of the Longyan Prefecture Party Committee from 1982 to 1988. He enrolled in the Central Party School in 1985, gaining a master’s degree in economic management in 1988 via part-time studies. In 1988, he became the deputy director of the Party Committee's General Office, later becoming its director and the deputy secretary-general of Longyan Prefecture in 1991. In 1993, he became the Party Committee Secretary of Yongding County, then in February 1998, following the conversion of the administrative status of Longyan from a Prefecture into a "City", Huang became its mayor and party secretary.[1]

In August 1999, he was sent to the city of Huzhou in neighboring Zhejiang province to serve as mayor. In February 2003, he became party secretary of Jiaxing, a prosperous city on China's east coast. During this time, Xi Jinping was the party secretary of Zhejiang; Huang is believed to have assisted Xi in preparing the "New Thought in Zhejiang" column, which was published in the Zhejiang Daily from 2003 to 2007.[1]

Huang enrolled in the e Tsinghua University School of Public Administration in 2005, gaining a doctoral degree in management in 2008 via part-time studies. By June 2007, Huang was named a member of the provincial Party Standing Committee and the head of the provincial party organization's Publicity Department.[1] At around the same time, he earned a Masters of Public Administration from Tsinghua University. In January 2010, Huang was named party secretary of Hangzhou, the provincial capital of Zhejiang province.[2]

### Publicity Department

[edit]

Huang became an alternate member of the 18th Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party held in the fall of 2012. In October 2013, he was named deputy head of the Central Publicity Department.[3] In December 2014, he was promoted to executive deputy head, with rank equivalent to that of a minister.[4] The executive deputy head position of the Publicity Department is a powerful one, as it oversees roughly all day-to-day administrative aspects of the department. External observers have called Huang's installation in the position as a means to check the influence of Liu Yunshan, a member of the party's top ruling body the Politburo Standing Committee who is widely believed to be a conservative.[5] Huang was also named chief of the Office of the Central Guidance Commission on Building Spiritual Civilization.[1]

The later years of Huang's career roughly follows in the footsteps of Xi Jinping, who was named the CCP General Secretary in 2012. Huang began working with Xi in Fujian province where Xi served as governor. Later Huang moved to Zhejiang during Xi's term as Party Committee Secretary there. After Xi rose to become party leader, Huang again was transferred from Zhejiang to the party center.[6] Because of Huang's close links with Xi, he is considered a member of the New Zhijiang Army, an informal grouping of Xi's closest associates who were considered destined for higher office.[7] After the 19th Party Congress in October 2017, Huang became head of the Publicity Department, and a member of the Politburo of the Chinese Communist Party. Shortly thereafter he also became head of a task force on combating pornography and illegal publications.[8]

He attended the World Internet Conference in Wuzhen, Zhejiang in November 2018, saying each country had the right to take part equally in cyberspace management.[9] In March 2019, Huang spoke at the launch of the Xuexi Qiangguo app, calling it an all-encompassing database of Xi Jinping's thoughts on domestic governance, military building and diplomacy.[10] In May 2019, he called for greater global understanding of the Greater Bay Area project in a media summit in Guangzhou.[11] In October 2019, at the World Internet Conference, Huang criticized "cold war thinking" and saying by using national security as an excuse, "some countries have attacked some countries and enterprises".[12] In November 2021, he called on media to defeat "rumors and prejudice" at the Fourth World Media Summit.[13] In August 2022, he attended an "internet civilization" conference in Tianjin, saying that in the last decade, China's cyber civilization "has achieved noticeable results".[14]

### Guangdong

[edit]

After the 20th Party Congress in October 2022, Huang was reappointed as a member of the Politburo. He was appointed as the Party Secretary of Guangdong on 28 October 2022.[2] In February 2023, Huang called for a further development of the Greater Bay Area project, also calling on young people from Hong Kong to participate.[15]

Amid floods in Shenzhen, Huang held a video conference in Zhongshan, urging officials to supervise flood defense and emergency rescue efforts.[16] In September 2023, he chaired Guangdong's provincial party committee’s study group session in October 2023, and called former CCP official Xi Zhongxun an "outstanding member of our party, a great communist fighter and an outstanding proletarian revolutionist".[17] In February 2024, Huang held a provincial high-quality conference in Shenzhen, emphasizing scientific innovation and high-quality development.[18] In April 2024, Huang visited Shaoguan City amidst floods in Guangdong.[19]

## Personal life

[edit]

Huang is married to Qiu Ping, who served as the director of the Tobacco Monopoly Bureau of Zhejiang before her retirement. They have one daughter.[1]

## Notes

[edit]

1. ^ Chinese: 黄坤明; pinyin: Huáng Kūnmíng

## References

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1. ^ a b c d e f g "Huang Kunming 黄坤明" (PDF). Brookings Institution. Retrieved 25 September 2024.
2. ^ a b "China's former propaganda chief Huang Kunming gets top Guangdong job in key reshuffle". South China Morning Post. 28 October 2022. Retrieved 25 September 2024.
3. ^ "黄坤明出任中央宣传部副部长". Ifeng. October 23, 2013.
4. ^ "黄坤明正式履新中宣部常务副部长" (in Chinese). Ifeng. January 1, 2015.
5. ^ "习近平亲信黄坤明任中宣部副部长 给刘云山安钉子". Boxun. 2013-10-24.
6. ^ "杭州市委书记黄坤明将履新职 担外省常委或上调中央" (in Chinese). Takungpao. 2013-10-08.
7. ^ Lan, Jiang (2015-01-31). ""之江新军"崛起 "闽江旧部"归队". On.cc.
8. ^ "履新中宣部部长近3个月 黄坤明再添新职". Duowei News. 2018-01-18.
9. ^ Gan, Nectar (7 November 2018). "China reasserts its right to manage the internet its own way". South China Morning Post. Retrieved 19 December 2024.
10. ^ Jun, Mai (31 March 2019). "Mao Zedong's 'little red book' gets modern twist with mobile app for studying 'Xi Jinping Thought'". South China Morning Post. Retrieved 19 December 2024.
11. ^ Su, Xinqi (19 May 2019). "China's propaganda chief calls for better understanding about the Greater Bay Area, and says high-quality reporting is essential to its future success". South China Morning Post. Retrieved 19 December 2024.
12. ^ "'Cold war thinking' hindering mutual trust in cyberspace, China's propaganda chief says". South China Morning Post. 20 October 2019. Retrieved 19 December 2024.
13. ^ Zheng, William (23 November 2021). "Keep out fake news in age of Covid-19, Chinese propaganda chief urges world media". South China Morning Post. Retrieved 19 December 2024.
14. ^ Feng, Coco (29 August 2022). "Chinese censors hail country's 'internet civilisation' as Beijing secures its grip on online content controls and information flows". South China Morning Post. Retrieved 19 December 2024.
15. ^ Cheng, Lilian (24 February 2023). "Coronavirus disrupted plans for Greater Bay Area but region now poised for lift-off, says newly promoted Guangdong party chief Huang Kunming". South China Morning Post. Retrieved 19 December 2024.
16. ^ Zhang, Phoebe (8 September 2023). "Shenzhen flooding: officials in China close schools and release reservoir water amid heavy rain from Typhoon Haikui". South China Morning Post. Retrieved 19 December 2024.
17. ^ Cai, Vanessa (2 December 2023). "Chinese president's mother and sister in rare media appearance in tribute to Xi Jinping's father". South China Morning Post. Retrieved 19 December 2024.
18. ^ "5 years on, a surging Greater Bay Area is driving China's economic growth". South China Morning Post. 18 Mar 2024. Retrieved 19 December 2024.
19. ^ Wong, Hayley (22 April 2024). "Record-breaking floods hit China's Guangdong, killing 4 and displacing more than 110,000". South China Morning Post. Retrieved 19 December 2024.

Party political offices

Preceded by

Chen Jiayuan

|  Party Secretary of Jiaxing
2003–2007  | Succeeded by

Chen Derong [zh]

Preceded by

Chen Min'er

|  Head of Publicity Department of Zhejiang Provincial Committee of the Chinese Communist Party
2007–2010  | Succeeded by

Mao Linsheng [zh]

Preceded by

Wang Guoping

|  Party Secretary of Hangzhou
2010–2013  | Succeeded by

Gong Zheng

Preceded by

Luo Shugang

|  Executive Deputy Head of the Publicity Department of the Chinese Communist Party
2014–2017  | Succeeded by

Wang Xiaohui

Preceded by

Liu Qibao

|  Head of the Publicity Department of the Chinese Communist Party
2017–2022  | Succeeded by

Li Shulei

Preceded by

Li Xi

|  Party Secretary of Guangdong
2022–  | Incumbent

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20th Politburo of the Chinese Communist Party (2022–2027)

Standing Committee|

1. Xi Jinping (General Secretary)
2. Li Qiang
3. Zhao Leji
4. Wang Huning
5. Cai Qi
6. Ding Xuexiang
7. Li Xi

Other members
in surname stroke order|

* Ma Xingrui
* Wang Yi
* Yin Li
* Shi Taifeng
* Liu Guozhong
* Li Ganjie
* Li Shulei
* Li Hongzhong
* He Weidong
* He Lifeng
* Zhang Youxia
* Zhang Guoqing
* Chen Wenqing
* Chen Jining
* Chen Min'er
* Yuan Jiajun
* Huang Kunming

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19th Politburo of the Chinese Communist Party (2017–2022)

Standing Committee|

1. Xi Jinping (General Secretary)
2. Li Keqiang
3. Li Zhanshu
4. Wang Yang
5. Wang Huning
6. Zhao Leji
7. Han Zheng

Other members
in surname stroke order|

* Ding Xuexiang
* Wang Chen
* Liu He
* Xu Qiliang
* Sun Chunlan ♀
* Li Xi
* Li Qiang
* Li Hongzhong
* Yang Jiechi
* Yang Xiaodu
* Zhang Youxia
* Chen Xi
* Chen Quanguo
* Chen Min'er
* Hu Chunhua
* Guo Shengkun
* Huang Kunming
* Cai Qi

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Heads of the Publicity Department of the Chinese Communist Party

* Li Da
* Cai Hesen
* Luo Zhanglong
* Peng Shuzhi
* Qu Qiubai
* Cai Hesen
* Qu Qiubai
* Luo Qiyuan [zh]
* Cai Hesen
* Li Lisan
* Shen Zemin
* Zhang Wentian
* Wu Liangping [zh]
* Zhang Wentian
* Lu Dingyi
* Xi Zhongxun
* Lu Dingyi
* Tao Zhu
* Geng Biao
* Zhang Pinghua
* Hu Yaobang
* Wang Renzhong
* Deng Liqun
* Zhu Houze
* Wang Renzhi
* Ding Guangen
* Liu Yunshan
* Liu Qibao
* Huang Kunming
* Li Shulei

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Members of the Secretariat of the Chinese Communist Party

8th Secretariat (1956–1969)|

* Deng Xiaoping
* Huang Kecheng
* Kang Sheng
* Li Fuchun
* Li Xiannian
* Li Xuefeng
* Liu Ningyi
* Lu Dingyi
* Luo Ruiqing
* Peng Zhen
* Tan Zheng
* Tan Zhenlin
* Tao Zhu
* Wang Jiaxiang
* Xie Fuzhi
* Ye Jianying
* Hu Qiaomu (alternate)
* Liu Lantao (alternate)
* Yang Shangkun (alternate)

11th Secretariat (1980–1982)|

* Wan Li
* Wang Renzhong
* Fang Yi
* Gu Mu
* Song Renqiong
* Yu Qiuli
* Yang Dezhi
* Hu Qiaomu
* Hu Yaobang
* Yao Yilin
* Peng Chong
* Xi Zhongxun

12th Secretariat (1982–1987)|

* Wan Li
* Xi Zhongxun
* Deng Liqun
* Yang Yong
* Yu Qiuli
* Gu Mu
* Chen Pixian
* Hu Qili
* Yao Yilin
* Qiao Shi
* Tian Jiyun
* Li Peng
* Hao Jianxiu
* Wang Zhaoguo

13th Secretariat (1987–1992)|

* Hu Qili
* Qiao Shi
* Rui Xingwen
* Yan Mingfu
* Li Ruihuan
* Ding Guangen
* Yang Baibing
* Wen Jiabao (alternate)

14th Secretariat (1992–1997)|

* Hu Jintao
* Ding Guangen
* Wei Jianxing
* Wen Jiabao
* Ren Jianxin

15th Secretariat (1997–2002)|

* Hu Jintao
* Wei Jianxing
* Ding Guangen
* Luo Gan
* Wen Jiabao
* Zeng Qinghong
* Wu Bangguo
* Jiang Chunyun

16th Secretariat (2002–2007)|

* Zeng Qinghong
* Liu Yunshan
* Zhou Yongkang
* He Guoqiang
* Wang Gang
* Xu Caihou
* He Yong

17th Secretariat (2007–2012)|

* Xi Jinping
* Liu Yunshan
* Li Yuanchao
* He Yong
* Ling Jihua
* Wang Huning

18th Secretariat (2012–2017)|

* Liu Yunshan
* Liu Qibao
* Zhao Leji
* Li Zhanshu
* Du Qinglin
* Zhao Hongzhu
* Yang Jing

19th Secretariat (2017–2022)|

* Wang Huning
* Ding Xuexiang
* Yang Xiaodu
* Chen Xi
* Guo Shengkun
* Huang Kunming
* You Quan

20th Secretariat (2022–2027)|

* Cai Qi
* Shi Taifeng
* Li Ganjie
* Li Shulei
* Chen Wenqing
* Liu Jinguo
* Wang Xiaohong

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Provincial-level committee secretaries of the Chinese Communist Party (current)

Municipalities|

* Beijing: Yin LiPB
* Chongqing: Yuan JiajunPB
* Shanghai: Chen JiningPB
* Tianjin: Chen Min'erPB

Provinces|

* Anhui: Liang Yanshun
* Fujian: Zhou Zuyi
* Gansu: Hu Changsheng
* Guangdong: Huang KunmingPB
* Guizhou: Xu Lin
* Hainan: Feng Fei
* Hebei: Ni Yuefeng
* Heilongjiang: Xu Qin
* Henan: Liu Ning
* Hubei: Wang Zhonglin
* Hunan: Shen Xiaoming
* Jiangsu: Xin Changxing
* Jiangxi: Yin Hong
* Jilin: Huang Qiang
* Liaoning: Hao Peng
* Qinghai: Wu Xiaojun
* Shaanxi: Zhao Yide
* Shandong: Lin Wu
* Shanxi: Tang Dengjie
* Sichuan: Wang Xiaohui
* Yunnan: Wang Ning
* Zhejiang: Wang Hao

Autonomous regions|

* Guangxi: Chen Gang
* Inner Mongolia: Sun Shaocheng
* Ningxia: Li Yifei
* Tibet: Wang Junzheng
* Xinjiang: Ma XingruiPB

PB Member of the Politburo
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Political leaders of Guangdong since 1949

Party 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
* Li Xi
* Huang Kunming

Congress
chairpersons|

* Li Jianzhen
* Luo Tian
* Lin Ruo
* Zhu Senlin
* Zhang Guoying
* Lu Zhonghe
* Huang Liman
* Ou Guangyuan
* Huang Longyun
* Li Yumei
* Huang Chuping

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
* Ma Xingrui
* Wang Weizhong

Conference
chairpersons|

* Tao Zhu
* Ou Mengjue
* Wang Shoudao
* Yin Linping
* Liang Weilin
* Wu Nansheng
* Guo Rongchang
* Liu Fengyi
* Chen Shaoji
* Huang Longyun
* Zhu Mingguo
* Wang Rong
* Lin Keqing

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