Chen Kuiyuan -- Vice-chairman of 10th CPPCC National Committee By Updated: 2004-02-27 11:23 The following is a
biographical sketch of Chen Kuiyuan, who was just elected vice-chairman of the
10th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative
Conference (CPPCC):
Chen Kuoyuan, male, born in 1941, of Han nationality, native of Kangping,
Liaoning Province. Started to take up a job in September 1964; joined the CPC in
May 1965; graduate of Political Education of the Inner Mongolia Normal School.
Studied at the Political Education Department of the Inner Mongolia Normal
School in 1960-1964; teacher of Party school of the Hulun Buir League of Inner
Mongolia and member of the Political Work Group of the Office of the
Revolutionary Committee of the League in 1964-1972; clerk at the office of the
Revolutionary Committee of the League in 1972-1973; head of the Publicity
Section of the Party Committee of the Hulun Buir League in 1973-1978;
vice-president of Party School, Standing Committee member, deputy
secretary-general, and secretary-general, of CPC Hulun Buir League Committee;
deputy secretary general and acting secretary general of the CPC Hulun Buir
League Committee in 1980-1982; secretary general, standing committee member and
deputy secretary of the CPC Hulun Buir League Committee in 1982-1983; secretary
of the CPC Hulun Buir League Committee in 1983-1989; Standing committee member
of the CPC Hulun Buir League Committee and concurrently secretary of the
Tertiary Education Work Committee of the CPC Hulun Buir League Committee;
vice-chairman of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Regional People's Government in
1991-1992, deputy secretary and secretary of the CPC Tibet Autonomous Regional
Committee in 1992-2000; secretary of the CPC Henan Provincial Committee in
2000-2002; and President of the Academy ofSocial Sciences of China starting from
2003.
Member of 14th, 15th and 16th CPC Central Committees.
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