Zhao Hongzhu

In this Chinese name, the family name is  Zhao.

Zhao Hongzhu

赵洪祝
Deputy Secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection
In office
15 November 2012 – October 2017
Secretary| Wang Qishan
Rank| 1st
Portfolios| Internal Supervision;
Leading Group on Discipline Reform Initiatives
Deputy Leader of the Central Leading Group for Inspection Work
In office
15 November 2012 – October 2017

Serving with Zhao Leji

Leader| Wang Qishan
Communist Party Secretary of Zhejiang
In office
25 March 2007 – 21 November 2012
Preceded by| Xi Jinping
Succeeded by| Xia Baolong
Personal details
Born| July 1947 (age 77)
Ningcheng County, Inner Mongolia
Nationality| Chinese
Political party| Chinese Communist Party

Zhao Hongzhu

Traditional Chinese| 趙洪祝
Simplified Chinese| 赵洪祝
| Transcriptions

Standard Mandarin
Hanyu Pinyin| Zhào Hóngzhù

Zhao Hongzhu (Chinese: 赵洪祝; born July 1947) is a retired Chinese politician and a previous member of the Chinese Communist Party's national leadership. Zhao served as the Deputy Secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI), the Communist Party's anti-corruption agency, as well as a Secretary of the Central Secretariat.

Zhao spent his early career in Inner Mongolia before being transferred to work for the Ministry of Supervision and the CCDI in Beijing. He was the Communist Party Secretary of Zhejiang province from 2007 to 2012.[1]

## Biography

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Zhao was born in July 1947 in Ningcheng County in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.[1][2] He is a member of the Han ethnic group and his father was a farmer. He graduated from the Central Party School and began work in Inner Mongolia as a logistics officer.[citation needed] He then entered the Hulunbuir League Nomadic Administration Bureau. Thereafter, he was named to the leadership council of a local ranch, serving as its Disciplinary Secretary.

In 1980, Zhao entered the party's Organization Department in Hinggan League. He became the head of the department in 1985 and in 1988, he became the deputy party chief of Hinggan League. He left Inner Mongolia in 1992 to take on a job in the research office of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI). In 1994, he became the head of the General Office serving the CCDI.

In April 1998, Zhao became the Deputy Minister of Supervision of the People's Republic of China. His tenure lasted until July 2002. In November 2002, he became a standing committee member of the CCDI and, in November 2003, became also the Executive Deputy Head of the Organization Department of the Chinese Communist Party.

Zhao was appointed Party Secretary of Zhejiang in March 2007, taking the office vacated by Xi Jinping, who went on to become party chief of Shanghai.[1][3] He stepped down as party chief of Zhejiang in November 2012 to take up the number two role in the Communist Party's top anti-corruption body in the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, under Secretary Wang Qishan. As was customary for the top-ranked CCDI Deputy Secretary, Zhao also became a Secretary of the Central Secretariat at the 18th Party Congress. Since joining the CCDI, Zhao has taken on the role of the leader of a coordination group in charge of implementing specific aspects of the reforms of the discipline and supervision system.[4] Zhao was also put in charge of the Office for the Supervision of Discipline Personnel, an internal audit and control organ of the CCDI.[5] In 2013, Zhao was also named deputy leader of the Central Leading Group for Advancing Mass Line Education.[6]

According to Hong Kong-based news magazine Chengming, Zhao was the top official present when former official Ling Jihua was taken in for investigation.[7]

Zhao is a member of the 17th and 18th Central Committees of the Chinese Communist Party. He is also a member of the 18th Standing Committee of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection.

## References

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1. ^ a b c "Biography of Zhao Hongzhu". China Vitae. Retrieved 13 September 2012.
2. ^ "Zhao Hongzhu" (in Chinese). Xinhua News Agency. Archived from the original on April 28, 2007. Retrieved 2014-09-16.
3. ^ "Who's Who in China's Leadership". China Who's Who. 13 February 2009. Retrieved 13 September 2012.
4. ^ "赵洪祝担任纪律检查体制改革专项小组组长 黄树贤任副组长". Renminwang. July 4, 2014.
5. ^ "赵洪祝直接分管中纪委纪检监察干部监督室". Ifeng.
6. ^ "刘云山出席党的群众路线教育实践活动中央巡回督导组工作总结会议". CPC. October 18, 2014.
7. ^ "令計劃聞遭拔官 手抖摔杯". Apple Daily. January 6, 2015.

Party political offices

Preceded by

Li Tielin

|  Executive Deputy Head of the
Organization Department of the Chinese Communist Party
2003–2007  | Succeeded by

Shen Yueyue

Preceded by

Xi Jinping

|  Communist Party Secretary of Zhejiang
2007–2012  | Succeeded by

Xia Baolong

* v
* t
* e

Central Commission for Discipline Inspection

Secretaries|

* Wang Hebo (1927)
* Liu Shaoqi (1928–34)
* Li Weihan (1934–45)
* Zhu De (1949–55)
* Dong Biwu (1955–69)
* Chen Yun (1978–87)
* Qiao Shi (1987–92)
* Wei Jianxing (1992–2002)
* Wu Guanzheng (2002–07)
* He Guoqiang (2007–12)
* Wang Qishan (2012–17)
* Zhao Leji (2017–22)
* Li Xi (2022–)

Incumbent
deputies|

* Liu Jinguo (2014–)
* Zhang Shengmin (2017–)
* Xiao Pei (2017–)
* Yu Hongqiu (2021–)
* Fu Kui (2021–)
* Sun Xinyang (2022–)
* Liu Xuexin (2022–)
* Zhang Fuhai (2022–)

Secretary
General|

* Huang Kecheng (1978–82)
* Wang Heshou (1982–87)
* Wang Deying (1987–92)
* Wang Guang (1992–97)
* Yuan Chunqing (1997–2001)
* Wu Dingfu (2001–02)
* Gan Yisheng (2002–07)
* Zhang Yi (2007)
* Wu Yuliang (2007–12)
* Cui Shaopeng (2012–15)
* Yang Xiaochao (2015–22)
* Li Xinran (2022–)

SC sittings|

* 7th (1949–56)
* 8th (1956–69)
* 11th (1978–82)
* 12th (1982–87)
* 13th (1987–92)
* 14th (1992–97)
* 15th (1997–2002)
* 16th (2002–07)
* 17th (2007–12)
* 18th (2012–17)
* 19th (2017–22)
* 20th (2022–)

CCDI sittings|

* 7th (1949–55)
* 7th (1955–56)
* 8th (1956–69)
* 11th (1978–82)
* 12th (1982–87)
* 13th (1987–92)
* 14th (1992–97)
* 15th (1997–2002)
* 16th (2002–07)
* 17th (2007–12)
* 18th (2012–17)
* 19th (2017–22)
* 20th (2022–)

See also|

* Internal organization
* Institutions directly under the CCDI
* National Supervisory Commission
* Central Leading Group for Inspection Work
* Commission for Discipline Inspection of the Central Military Commission

* v
* t
* e

Political leaders of Zhejiang since 1949

Party Committee
Secretaries|

* Tan Zhenlin
* Tan Qilong
* Jiang Hua
* Long Qian
* Nan Ping
* Tan Qilong
* Tie Ying
* Wang Fang
* Xue Ju
* Li Zemin
* Zhang Dejiang
* Xi Jinping
* Zhao Hongzhu
* Xia Baolong
* Che Jun
* Yuan Jiajun
* Yi Lianhong

Congress
Chairpersons|

* Tie Ying
* Li Fengping
* Chen Anyu
* Li Zemin
* Xi Jinping
* Yu Guoxing
* Zhao Hongzhu
* Xia Baolong
* Che Jun
* Yuan Jiajun
* Yi Lianhong

Governors|

* Tan Zhenlin
* Sha Wenhan
* Huo Shilian
* Zhou Jianren
* Long Qian
* Nan Ping
* Tan Qilong
* Tie Ying
* Li Fengping
* Xue Ju
* Shen Zulun
* Ge Hongsheng
* Wan Xueyuan
* Chai Songyue
* Xi Jinping (acting)
* Lü Zushan
* Xia Baolong
* Li Qiang
* Che Jun
* Yuan Jiajun
* Zheng Shanjie
* Wang Hao

Conference
Chairpersons|

* Tan Zhenlin
* Tan Qilong
* Jiang Hua
* Tie Ying
* Mao Qihua
* Wang Jiayang
* Shang Jingcai
* Liu Feng
* Li Jinming
* Zhou Guofu
* Qiao Chuanxiu
* Ge Huijun
* Huang Lixin
* Lian Yimin

* v
* t
* e

Secretaries 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

* v
* t
* e

Anti-corruption campaign under Xi Jinping (2012–2017)

Campaign oversight|

* Xi Jinping (CCP General Secretary)
* Wang Qishan (Central Commission for Discipline Inspection Secretary)
* Zhao Hongzhu (CCDI Deputy Secretary)
* Du Jincai (Military Discipline Secretary)
* Central Leading Group for Inspection Work

Implicated people
(full list)|

| Central Committee members|

* Zhou YongkangPB
* Guo BoxiongPB; PLA
* Xu CaihouPB; PLA
* Sun ZhengcaiPB
* Ling Jihua
* Su Rong
* Zhou Benshun
* Wang Min
* Su Shulin
* Yang Dongliang
* Yang JinshanPLA
* Li Dongsheng
* Jiang Jiemin
* Bai Enpei
* Tian XiusiPLA
* Wang JianpingPLA
* Wang XibinPLA
* Huang Xingguo
* Sun Huaishan
* Li Liguo
* Xiang Junbo
* Wang Sanyun
* Yang Huanning
* Zhang YangPLA; S
* Fang FenghuiPLA
* Wu Aiying
* Liu Zhijun

|

Central Committee alternate members|

* Li Chuncheng
* Chen Chuanping
* Pan Yiyang
* Zhu Mingguo
* Wan Qingliang
* Wang Min (王敏)
* Wang Yongchun
* Yang Weize
* Yang Gang
* Qiu He
* Yu Yuanhui
* Lü Xiwen
* Li Yunfeng
* Niu ZhizhongPLA
* Yang Chongyong
* Mo Jiancheng
* Zhang Xiwu

Central organs and
State-owned enterprises|

* Cai Xiyou
* Chang Xiaobing
* Dai Chunning
* Deng Qilin
* He Jiacheng
* Jiang Jiemin
* Li Dongsheng
* Li Hualin
* Liao Yongyuan
* Liu Tienan
* Qi Pingjing
* Shen Dingcheng
* Shen WeichenCDI
* Si Xianmin
* Song Lin
* Sun Hongzhi
* Sun Zhaoxue
* Wang Shuaiting
* Wang Tianpu
* Wang Yongchun
* Wei Pengyuan
* Xi Xiaoming
* Xiao Tian
* Xu Jianyi
* Xu Jie
* Xu Yongsheng
* Yang Gang
* Yao Gang
* Yao Zhongmin
* Yi Junqing
* Zhang Lijun
* Zhang Yun
* Zhu Fushou

Officials of
Provincial-ministerial rank1
(incl. sub-provincial)|

* Ai Baojun
* Bai Xueshan
* Bai Yun
* Cao Jianfang
* Chen Anzhong
* Chen Baihuai
* Chen Shulong
* Chen Tiexin
* Chen Xu
* Chen Xuefeng
* Dou Yupei
* Du Shanxue
* Fan Jian
* Fu Xiaoguang
* Gai Ruyin
* Gong Qinggai
* Gu Chunli
* Guo Yongxiang
* Guo Youming
* Han Xiancong
* Han Xuejian
* Han Zhiran
* He JiatieCDI
* Ji Jianye
* Ji Wenlin
* Jin Daoming
* Jing Chunhua
* Kong Lingzhong
* Lai Derong
* Le Dake
* Li Chengyun
* Li Chongxi
* Li Daqiu
* Li Jia (李嘉)
* Li Jianbo
* Li Wenke
* Li Zhi
* Liang BinCDI
* Liao Shaohua
* Ling Zhengce
* Liu Lizu
* Liu Xinqi
* Liu Zhigeng
* Liu Zhiyong
* Lu Wucheng
* Lu Ziyue
* Ma Jian
* Mao Xiaobing
* Ni Fake
* Nie Chunyu
* Qin Yuhai
* Ren Runhou
* Shen Peiping
* Si Xinliang
* Su Hongzhang
* Sui Fengfu
* Sun Qingyun
* Tan Li
* Tan Qiwei
* Tong Mingqian
* Wang Bao'an
* Wang Suyi
* Wang Yang
* Wang Zhongtian
* Wei Hong
* Wei Minzhou
* Wu Changshun
* Wu Tianjun
* Wu Yongwen
* Xu Aimin
* Xu Gang
* Yan Shiyuan
* Yang Baohua
* Yang Luyu
* Yang Zhenchao
* Yao Mugen
* Yin Hailin
* Yu Haiyan
* Zhang Lifu
* Zhang Tianxin
* Zhang Yue
* Zhang Wenxiong
* Zhao Liping
* Zhao Shaolin
* Zhao Zhiyong
* Zheng Yuzhuo
* Zhou Chunyu
* Zhu Zuoli

Military generals2|

* Cai Guangliao
* Chen Qiang
* Dai Weimin
* Deng Ruihua
* Dong Mingxiang
* Duan Tianjie
* Fan Changmi
* Fang Fenghui
* Fang Wenping
* Fu Linguo
* Fu Yi
* Gao Xiaoyan
* Gu Junshan
* Guo Boxiong
* Guo Zhenggang
* Jiang ZhonghuaS
* Kou Tie
* Liu Zhanqi
* Liu Zheng
* Ma FaxiangS
* Niu Zhizhong
* Tian Xiusi
* Wang Jianping
* Wang Minggui
* Wang Xibin
* Wang Yu
* Wang Yufa
* Wei Jin
* Xu Caihou
* Yang Jinshan
* Ye Wanyong
* Yu Daqing
* Zhan Guoqiao
* Zhan Jun
* Zhang Daixin
* Zhang Qibin
* Zhang Wansong
* Zhang YangS
* Zhou Guotai
* Zhou Minggui

Officials at
Prefecture-level rank1
or below|

* Adil Nurmemet
* Cao Jianliao
* Chen Gui
* Chen Wei
* Chu Zhongzhi
* Cong Wenjing
* Ding Xuefeng
* Dong Hongyun
* Du Hu
* Fang Xiping
* Feng Lixiang
* Gao Jinsong
* Gong Weiguo
* Guo Yipin
* He Jinming
* Hou Fengqi
* Huo Ke
* Jiang Shan
* Jiang Zunyu
* Lan Jun
* Lei Zhengfu
* Li Jia (李佳)
* Li Lianyu
* Li Qiang
* Li Xi
* Li Yilong
* Liang Guoying
* Liang Yimin
* Lin Qiang
* Liu Guanglong
* Liu Suiji
* Ma Chaoqun
* Ma Yong
* Qi Jinli
* Qin Jianxiao
* Tan Hong
* Tang Aijun
* Tian Yubao
* Zou Taixin
* Wang Jianguo
* Wang Maoshe
* Wang Ning
* Wei Junxing
* Wu Jide
* Wu Jun
* Xu Mengjia
* Yang Xiaobo
* Yang Xin
* Yu Gang
* Zhang Kunsheng
* Zhang Lebin
* Zhang Qingjun
* Zhang Xiuping
* Zhang Zhongsheng
* Zheng Xuebi
* Zhao Haiyan
* Zhong ShijianCDI
* Zhou Liangen
* Zhu Fulin

Business and media|

* Che Feng
* Gu Xin
* Guo Wengui
* Liu Han
* Liu Wei
* Mao Xiaofeng
* Rui Chenggang
* Sam Pa
* Wu Xiaohui
* Xu Xiang
* Ye Yingchun

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PB Former member of the Politburo; PLA Also a military official; CDI Member of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection or affiliates
; S Committed suicide
1For details on the civil service ranks of officials, please see Civil Service of the People's Republic of China;
2Army generals listed have attained at least the rank of Major General, which usually enjoys the same administrative privileges as a civilian official of sub-provincial rank.
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