Jin Ming

In this Chinese name, the family name is  Jin.

Chinese politician

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Jin Ming (Chinese: 金明; pinyin: Jīn Míng; 20 December 1913 – 15 March 1998) was a Chinese politician. He was originally from Qingzhou city, in Shandong province. In February 1932, he joined the Communist Youth League of China, and in the summer of the same year became a member of the Chinese Communist Party. He was a member of the Central Advisory Commission under the 12th and 13th Central Committees. He also served as the general secretary of the State Council of the People's Republic of China, the secretary of the CPC Hebei Committee (1979–1982), among other posts. He died in Beijing in 1998.

Military offices

Preceded by

Huang Kecheng

|  Political commissar of the PLA Hunan Military District
1952–1953  | Succeeded by

Zhou Xiaozhou

Party political offices
Preceded by

Huang Kecheng

|  Communist Party Chief of Hunan
1952–1953  | Succeeded by

Zhou Xiaozhou

Preceded by

Liu Zihou

|  Communist Party Chief of Hebei
1979–1982  | Succeeded by

Gao Yang

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Political leaders of Hebei since 1949

Party Committee
Secretaries|

* Lin Tie
* Liu Zihou
* Li Xuefeng
* Liu Zihou
* Jin Ming
* Gao Yang
* Xing Chongzhi
* Cheng Weigao
* Ye Liansong
* Wang Xudong
* Bai Keming
* Zhang Yunchuan
* Zhang Qingli
* Zhou Benshun
* Zhao Kezhi
* Wang Dongfeng
* Ni Yuefeng

Congress
Chairpersons|

* Jiang Yizhen
* Liu Bingyan
* Sun Guozhi
* Guo Zhi
* Lü Chuanzan
* Cheng Weigao
* Bai Keming
* Zhang Yunchuan
* Zhang Qingli
* Zhou Benshun
* Zhao Kezhi
* Wang Dongfeng
* Ni Yuefeng

Governors|

* Yang Xiufeng
* Lin Tie
* Liu Zihou
* Li Xuefeng
* Liu Zihou
* Li Erzhong
* Liu Bingyan
* Zhang Shuguang
* Xie Feng
* Yue Qifeng
* Cheng Weigao
* Ye Liansong
* Niu Maosheng
* Ji Yunshi
* Guo Gengmao
* Hu Chunhua
* Chen Quanguo
* Zhang Qingwei
* Xu Qin
* Wang Zhengpu

Conference
Chairpersons|

* Ma Guorui
* Yan Dakai
* Liu Zihou
* Yin Zhe
* Li Wenshan
* Lü Chuanzan
* Zhao Jinduo
* Liu Dewang
* Fu Zhifang
* Ye Dongsong
* Lian Yimin
* Zhang Guohua

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Political leaders of Hunan since 1949

Party Committee
Secretaries|

* Huang Kecheng
* Jin Ming
* Zhou Xiaozhou
* Zhou Hui
* Zhang Pinghua
* Wang Yanchun
* Li Yuan
* Hua Guofeng
* Mao Zhiyong
* Xiong Qingquan
* Wang Maolin
* Yang Zhengwu
* Zhang Chunxian
* Zhou Qiang
* Xu Shousheng
* Du Jiahao
* Xu Dazhe
* Zhang Qingwei
* Shen Xiaoming

Congress
Chairpersons|

* Wan Da
* Sun Guozhi
* Jiao Linyi
* Liu Fusheng
* Wang Maolin
* Yang Zhengwu
* Zhang Chunxian
* Zhou Qiang
* Xu Shousheng
* Du Jiahao
* Xu Dazhe
* Zhang Qingwei

Governors|

* Chen Mingren
* Wang Shoudao
* Cheng Qian
* Li Yuan
* Hua Guofeng
* Mao Zhiyong
* Sun Guozhi
* Liu Zheng
* Xiong Qingquan
* Chen Bangzhu
* Yang Zhengwu
* Chu Bo
* Zhang Yunchuan
* Zhou Bohua
* Zhou Qiang
* Xu Shousheng
* Du Jiahao
* Xu Dazhe
* Mao Weiming

Conference
Chairpersons|

* Zhou Xiaozhou
* Zhang Pinghua
* Mao Zhiyong
* Zhou Li
* Cheng Xingling
* Liu Zheng
* Liu Fusheng
* Wang Keying
* Hu Biao
* Chen Qiufa
* Li Weiwei
* Mao Wanchun

Authority control databases

International|

* VIAF

National|

* Latvia

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