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Chinese politician
Li Weihan (Chinese: 李维汉; 2 June 1896 – 11 August 1984) was a Chinese Communist Party politician from Hunan. A Long March veteran, Li led the Central Party
Li_Weihan
Chinese general (898–947)
Sang Weihan (桑維翰) (898 – January 12, 947), courtesy name Guoqiao (國僑), formally the Duke of Wei (魏公), was a Chinese historian, military general, poet,
Sang_Weihan
Premier of China from 1949 to 1976
criticized Li's strategy as "left adventurism", and criticized Zhou for compromising with Li. Zhou "acknowledged" his mistakes in compromising with Li in January
Zhou_Enlai
Chinese politician (1919–2005)
Central Advisory Commission Chairman Chen Yun, CPPCC Chairman Li Xiannian, and Premier Li Peng. Zhao also began to lose favor with Deng Xiaoping, who was
Zhao_Ziyang
Wife of Sun Yat-sen (1893–1981)
Chengzhi, and Chen Duxiu, and communicated with the CCP via her secretary Li Yun. She also provided Dong Jianwu with a special passport signed by Zhang
Soong_Ching-ling
Chinese politician (1898–1975)
notoriously chaotic and corrupt." After Li Lisan's adventurism and the failed Changsha operation of June 1930 lost Li the support of the Party, Kang moved
Kang_Sheng
10th Panchen Lama of the Gelug School of Tibetan Buddhism (1938–1989)
travelled around China, looking for a wife to start a family. He began courting Li Jie, uterine granddaughter[clarification needed] of Dong Qiwu, a general in
Choekyi Gyaltsen, 10th Panchen Lama
Choekyi_Gyaltsen,_10th_Panchen_Lama
Chinese politician
economic reforms during that time. Li was born to Head of the Organization Department of the Chinese Communist Party Li Weihan and paramount leader of China
Li_Tieying
Chinese politician (born 1956)
Li Hongzhong (Chinese: 李鸿忠; born 13 August 1956) is a Chinese politician, who is currently the first-ranking vice chairperson of the Standing Committee
Li_Hongzhong
Chinese politician (1913–2002)
from 1954 to 1965 and Vice Premier of the State Council from 1959 to 1965. Li Jiantong's novel Liu Zhidan led to his political downfall, and he was persecuted
Xi_Zhongxun
Chinese politician (born 1953)
Ching-ling Lin Boqu Li Jishen Zhang Lan (died 1955) Luo Ronghuan Shen Junru Guo Moruo Huang Yanpei Peng Zhen (secretary-general) Li Weihan Chen Shutong Tenzin
Arken_Imirbaki
Chinese politician (born 1957)
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
Zheng_Jianbang
Tibetan politician (1910–2009)
l'ai vécue, in Jianguo Li (ed.), Cent ans de témoignages sur le Tibet: reportages de témoins de l'histoire du Tibet, 196 p. Li Jianxiong (April 2004)
Ngapoi_Ngawang_Jigme
Third wife of Mao Zedong
to give birth to Li Tieying, son of Head of the Organization Department of the Chinese Communist Party, Li Weihan. Liu Ying and Li Jianzhen also assisted
He_Zizhen
Chinese politician, poet, and historian (1892–1978)
during the Cultural Revolution, he published a book called Li Bai and Du Fu in which he praised Li Bai while belittling Du Fu, which was thought to flatter
Guo_Moruo
Chinese educator (1876–1929)
included Mao Zedong, Cai Hesen, Xiao Zisheng, Xiao San, He Shuheng, Li Weihan, and Li Lisan. His style name was Mingquan (明权), and his art name was Jingcheng
Kong_Zhaoshou
Chinese politician (1886–1975)
exposed to Marxism through a group of Communist intellectuals centered around Li Hanjun. Returning to Hubei, he set up a local Communist apparatus, and in
Dong_Biwu
Ministerial position in the People's Republic of China
National People's Congress or its Standing Committee Formation 19 October 1949; 76 years ago (1949-10-19) First holder Li Weihan Deputy Deputy Director
Director of the National Ethnic Affairs Commission
Director_of_the_National_Ethnic_Affairs_Commission
Chinese politician (born 1958)
Jishen Zhang Lan Guo Moruo Peng Zhen Shen Junru Huang Yanpei He Xiangning Li Weihan Li Siguang Chen Shutong Zhang Bojun (removed 1956) Tan Kah Kee Choekyi Gyaltsen
Jiang_Xinzhi
3rd Vice President of the People's Republic of China
policies of the UFWD, such as Li Weihan. Among various other posts, he served one term as Vice President of China under President Li Xiannian from 1983 to 1988
Ulanhu
Chinese rocket scientist (1911–2009)
from the original on September 7, 2021. Retrieved July 6, 2023. Huiquan, Li (1990). "Qian Xuesen". search.iisg.amsterdam. Archived from the original on
Qian_Xuesen
Leader of China from 1978 to 1989
met future CCP leaders Zhou Enlai, Chen Yi, Nie Rongzhen, Li Fuchun, Li Lisan and Li Weihan. In June 1923 he joined the Chinese Communist Youth League
Deng_Xiaoping
Chinese politician
Li Jishen (simplified Chinese: 李济深; traditional Chinese: 李濟深; Wade–Giles: Li Chi-shen; 5 November 1885 – 9 October 1959) was a Chinese military officer
Li_Jishen
Chinese businessman
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
Tan_Kah_Kee
Former vice president of the People's Republic of China (1916–2005)
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
Rong_Yiren
Chinese communist leader and politician (1897–1986)
China's head of state from 1978 until 1983, being succeeded in that capacity by Li Xiannian with the restoration of the post of Chairman of the People's Republic
Ye_Jianying
Consultative Conference. 2 March 2019. Retrieved 4 April 2024. "李维汉（1896—1984）" [Li Weihan (1896-1984)]. National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative
Secretary-General_of_the_National_Committee_of_the_Chinese_People's_Political_Consultative_Conference
Political advisory body in the People's Republic of China
publishing house List of current members of CPPCC by sector Lieberthal, Kenneth; Li, Cheng; Yu, Keping, eds. (2014). China's Political Development: Chinese and
Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference
Chinese_People's_Political_Consultative_Conference
Chinese anthropologist and political figure (1910–2005)
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
Fei_Xiaotong
Chinese politician (born 1956)
Ching-ling Lin Boqu Li Jishen Zhang Lan (died 1955) Luo Ronghuan Shen Junru Guo Moruo Huang Yanpei Peng Zhen (secretary-general) Li Weihan Chen Shutong Tenzin
Hao_Mingjin
Chinese woman politician and artist (1878–1972)
political prisoners. In 1948, during the Chinese Civil War, He Xiangning, Li Jishen, and other KMT members who opposed Chiang Kai-shek's leadership founded
He_Xiangning
Chinese politician
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
He_Baoxiang
Chinese statesman (1905–1995)
first Five-Year Plan which included Chen, Bo Yibo, Li Fuchun and General Nie Rongzhen. Zhou, Chen and Li presented the draft to Soviet experts in Moscow
Chen_Yun
Chinese politician and disability rights activist
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
Deng_Pufang
Chinese politician (born 1956)
Li Xi (born October 1956) is a Chinese politician who is the current secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, the highest supervisory
Li_Xi
Chinese structural engineer and social activist
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
Mao_Yisheng
Chinese army officer and politician
from being attacked. In Hunan, he was succeeded by Li Yuan after a revolutionary committee under Li Yuan's chairmanship was formed there. He died in Beijing
Cheng_Qian
Chinese military commander, general of the People's Liberation Army
Ching-ling Lin Boqu Li Jishen Zhang Lan (died 1955) Luo Ronghuan Shen Junru Guo Moruo Huang Yanpei Peng Zhen (secretary-general) Li Weihan Chen Shutong Tenzin
Su_Yu
Chinese politician
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
Jiang_Zuojun
Politician and businessman from Hong Kong
arose over Tung's decision to grant the Cyberport Project to Richard Li, son of tycoon Li Ka-shing, without the benefit of an open tender. The way in which
Tung_Chee-hwa
Chinese political figure
Department of the Chinese Communist Party, Li Weihan. They had a child, Li Tieying, in 1936. He Zizhen, Liu Ying and Li Jianzhen helped her with the birth. By
Jin_Weiying
Chinese politician
Li Dequan (Li Teh-Chuan Chinese: 李德全; 1896–1972) was the first Minister of Health of the People's Republic of China from 1949 to 1965. Li was born in
Li_Dequan
Chinese politician
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
Zhuang_Xiquan
Spiritual leader of Tibet since 1940
precious child Lhamo Dhondup ... the holy reincarnate child in Chija Tagtser." Li, T.T. Historical Status of Tibet, Columbia University Press, p. 179. Bell
14th_Dalai_Lama
Chinese general
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
He_Changgong
Part of the Chinese Soviet Republic the Chinese Civil War
called for moderation, but only once and only briefly. According to Li Weihan, a high-ranking CCP member in Jiangxi at the time, "The reaction from
Jiangxi_Soviet
Chinese politician
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
Zhang_Bojun
Chinese general and politician
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
Hong_Xuezhi
Battery with solid electrodes and a solid electrolyte
PMC 8292426. PMID 34285207. Li, Xiaona; Liang, Jianwen; Luo, Jing; Norouzi Banis, Mohammad; Wang, Changhong; Li, Weihan; Deng, Sixu; Yu, Chuang; Zhao
Solid-state_battery
Chinese politician (born 1953)
Ching-ling Lin Boqu Li Jishen Zhang Lan (died 1955) Luo Ronghuan Shen Junru Guo Moruo Huang Yanpei Peng Zhen (secretary-general) Li Weihan Chen Shutong Tenzin
Shohrat_Zakir
Head of a Chinese Communist Party commission
web}}: CS1 maint: deprecated archival service (link) "李维汉 （1896—1984）" [Li Weihan (1896—1984)] (in Chinese). Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference
Secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection
Secretary_of_the_Central_Commission_for_Discipline_Inspection
Tibetan politician of the PRC
Ching-ling Lin Boqu Li Jishen Zhang Lan (died 1955) Luo Ronghuan Shen Junru Guo Moruo Huang Yanpei Peng Zhen (secretary-general) Li Weihan Chen Shutong Tenzin
Pagbalha_Geleg_Namgyai
Chinese politician
Ching-ling Lin Boqu Li Jishen Zhang Lan (died 1955) Luo Ronghuan Shen Junru Guo Moruo Huang Yanpei Peng Zhen (secretary-general) Li Weihan Chen Shutong Tenzin
Zhu_Yunshan
Chinese geologist and politician (1889–1971)
Li Siguang (Chinese: 李四光; pinyin: Lǐ Sìguāng; Wade–Giles: Li Ssu-kuang; 26 October 1889 – 29 April 1971), also known as J. S. Lee, was a Chinese geologist
Li_Siguang
Chinese politician
refused to accept the command to institute martial law as proposed by Premier Li Peng. Zhao and Hu were the only two members of the Standing Committee opposed
Hu_Qili
Chinese politician of Tibetan ethnicity
Ching-ling Lin Boqu Li Jishen Zhang Lan (died 1955) Luo Ronghuan Shen Junru Guo Moruo Huang Yanpei Peng Zhen (secretary-general) Li Weihan Chen Shutong Tenzin
Losang_Jamcan
Chinese politician (1915–2010)
Ching-ling Lin Boqu Li Jishen Zhang Lan (died 1955) Luo Ronghuan Shen Junru Guo Moruo Huang Yanpei Peng Zhen (secretary-general) Li Weihan Chen Shutong Tenzin
Peng_Chong
Chinese politician, business executive and aerospace engineer
Ching-ling Lin Boqu Li Jishen Zhang Lan (died 1955) Luo Ronghuan Shen Junru Guo Moruo Huang Yanpei Peng Zhen (secretary-general) Li Weihan Chen Shutong Tenzin
Zhang_Qingwei
Chinese general and politician (1886–1976)
Discipline Inspection In office 9 November 1949 – 31 March 1955 Preceded by Li Weihan Succeeded by Dong Biwu Commander-in-Chief of the People's Liberation Army
Zhu_De
Defunct government body in China
Affairs Commissioner: Li Fuchun (appointed at the 6th meeting of the Central People's Government Council on April 11, 1950). Li Weihan (appointed by the 3rd
Government Administration Council
Government_Administration_Council
Chinese politician
Ching-ling Lin Boqu Li Jishen Zhang Lan (died 1955) Luo Ronghuan Shen Junru Guo Moruo Huang Yanpei Peng Zhen (secretary-general) Li Weihan Chen Shutong Tenzin
Yang_Mingxuan
Chinese lawyer and politician (1875–1963)
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
Shen_Junru
First meeting of the top political advisory body of the People's Republic of China
Chairman. It also elected Zhou Enlai, Li Jishen, Shen Junru, Guo Moruo and Chen Shutong as CPPCC vice chairpersons, Li Weihan as the secretary-general, and standing
1st National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference
1st_National_Committee_of_the_Chinese_People's_Political_Consultative_Conference
Chinese politician (1890–1969)
Ching-ling Lin Boqu Li Jishen Zhang Lan (died 1955) Luo Ronghuan Shen Junru Guo Moruo Huang Yanpei Peng Zhen (secretary-general) Li Weihan Chen Shutong Tenzin
Zhang_Zhizhong
Chinese writer (1896–1981)
China, November 21–27, 1988". Modern Chinese Literature. 5 (2): 357–361. Li, Ji-kai (1 November 2004). "A Study of Lu Xun's and Mao Fun's Friend-making
Mao_Dun
Chinese jurist and politician (1925–2024)
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
Ren_Jianxin
Chinese Communist Party position
com/who/h/heguoqiang.htm China Today: Who is who in Chinese Politics Cheng Li (2013-02-10). "Rule of the Princelings". Brookings Institution. Retrieved
Head of the Organization Department of the Chinese Communist Party
Head_of_the_Organization_Department_of_the_Chinese_Communist_Party
Chinese general and politician (1895–1974)
Jishen Zhang Lan Guo Moruo Peng Zhen Shen Junru Huang Yanpei He Xiangning Li Weihan Li Siguang Chen Shutong Zhang Bojun (removed 1956) Tan Kah Kee Choekyi Gyaltsen
Fu_Zuoyi
Chinese economist and politician
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
Mu_Hong
Chinese politician (1902–1997)
Congress in November 1987 and retired from politics in March 1988 after Wan Li took over his position as Chairman of NPC Standing Committee. During the 1989
Peng_Zhen
Chinese Communist Party body
Department.[independent source needed] Li Weihan was director of the UFWD from 1944 to 1964. Regarding religious policy, Li's view was that there were few
United_Front_Work_Department
Chief Executive of Hong Kong from 2012 to 2017
authorities in Australia. The abrupt and unprecedented sacking of Rebecca Li Bo-lan, a 30-year veteran graft-buster and the first female head of the ICAC
Leung_Chun-ying
Chinese revolutionary, politician and diplomat (1913–2010)
Ching-ling Lin Boqu Li Jishen Zhang Lan (died 1955) Luo Ronghuan Shen Junru Guo Moruo Huang Yanpei Peng Zhen (secretary-general) Li Weihan Chen Shutong Tenzin
Huang_Hua
Chinese anarchist writer (1904–2005)
Li Yaotang (Chinese: 李堯棠; pinyin: Lǐ Yáotáng; 25 November 1904 – 17 October 2005), better known by his pen name Ba Jin (Chinese: 巴金; pinyin: Bā Jīn) or
Ba_Jin
Committee of the top leadership of the Chinese Communist Party
(elected May 1927): Chen Duxiu, Qu Qiubai, Zhang Guotao, Cai Hesen, Li Weihan, Zhou Enlai, Li Lisan, Zhang Tailei, Su Zhaozheng, Luo Yinong 6th PSC (elected
Politburo Standing Committee of the Chinese Communist Party
Politburo_Standing_Committee_of_the_Chinese_Communist_Party
Chinese politician
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
Teng_Daiyuan
Chinese mathematician and politician (1910–1985)
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
Hua_Luogeng
Chinese politician (1931–2023)
Some officials favored engaging with their demands, but others, such as Li Peng, argued that instead, the most pressing issue was to "get students back
Yan_Mingfu
Chinese politician
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
Chen_Jinhua
Chinese politician (1904–1992)
orphans including those of CCP members who died during conflicts, such as Li Peng, who later became the Premier of the People's Republic of China. After
Deng_Yingchao
Chinese politician (1908–1989)
Li Jingquan (Chinese: 李井泉; Wade–Giles: Li Ching-ch'üan; November 1, 1909 – April 24, 1989) was a Chinese politician and the first Chinese Communist Party
Li_Jingquan
Chinese legal scholar (1934–2018)
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
Luo_Haocai
Chinese politician (1924–2019)
wife Wu Xiaolan served as Vice Mayor of Shenzhen until she was dismissed by Li Hao in 1986. Ye cultivated strong ties with business magnates of Hong Kong
Ye_Xuanping
Hong Kong industrialist, legislator and sinologist
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
Ann_Tse-kai
Macau politician (born 1955)
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
Edmund_Ho
Former constitution
listed in order of surname stroke count): Zhu De, Soong Ching- ling, Li Jishen, Li Weihan, He Xiangning, Shen Junru, Shen Yanbing, Zhou Enlai, Lin Boqu, Lin
1954_Constitution_of_China
Political training school in Beijing, China
Zhang Wentian 张闻天 April 1933 January 1934 Li Weihan 李维汉 April 1933 1935 Dong Biwu 董必武 Late 1935 April 1937 Li Weihan 李维汉 April 1937 March 1938 Kang Sheng 康生
Central_Party_School
Chinese politician
Ching-ling Lin Boqu Li Jishen Zhang Lan (died 1955) Luo Ronghuan Shen Junru Guo Moruo Huang Yanpei Peng Zhen (secretary-general) Li Weihan Chen Shutong Tenzin
Yao_Lianwei
Chinese politician and biologist (1888–1984)
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
Zhou_Jianren
Chinese geologist and politician
Ching-ling Lin Boqu Li Jishen Zhang Lan (died 1955) Luo Ronghuan Shen Junru Guo Moruo Huang Yanpei Peng Zhen (secretary-general) Li Weihan Chen Shutong Tenzin
Ding_Zhongli
1935 meeting resulting in Mao becoming head of the CCP
Xiaoping. On the other hand, Liang Botai, Wu Liangping, Teng Daiyuan, Li Weihan, Wang Shoudao, and Yang Shangkun are also held to have attended by some
Zunyi_Conference
Chinese general and politician (1913–1989)
Massacre The others were Marshall Ye Jianying, General Xu Shiyou, economist Li Xiannian, and "mass" representative Ni Zhifu Editorial Board, Who's Who in
Wei_Guoqing
Chinese writer and politician (1894–1988)
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
Ye_Shengtao
Chinese general and rebel (1612–1678)
Hanzhong with Chief General (Du Tong) of the Eight Banners Moergen and Li Weihan. In less than a year, Wu suppressed the rebellion in most regions of Shaanxi
Wu_Sangui
Chinese physician and politician
Ching-ling Lin Boqu Li Jishen Zhang Lan (died 1955) Luo Ronghuan Shen Junru Guo Moruo Huang Yanpei Peng Zhen (secretary-general) Li Weihan Chen Shutong Tenzin
Han_Qide
Chinese politician (born 1942)
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
Wang_Gang_(politician)
Chinese politician (born 1941)
Ching-ling Lin Boqu Li Jishen Zhang Lan (died 1955) Luo Ronghuan Shen Junru Guo Moruo Huang Yanpei Peng Zhen (secretary-general) Li Weihan Chen Shutong Tenzin
Wang_Zhaoguo
Chinese politician
Ching-ling Lin Boqu Li Jishen Zhang Lan (died 1955) Luo Ronghuan Shen Junru Guo Moruo Huang Yanpei Peng Zhen (secretary-general) Li Weihan Chen Shutong Tenzin
Qiangba_Puncog
Chinese politician
Jishen Zhang Lan Guo Moruo Peng Zhen Shen Junru Huang Yanpei He Xiangning Li Weihan Li Siguang Chen Shutong Zhang Bojun (removed 1956) Tan Kah Kee Choekyi Gyaltsen
Gao_Yunlong
Chinese politician
(added 1958) 3rd (1959–1965) Peng Zhen Li Jishen Guo Moruo Shen Junru Huang Yanpei Li Weihan (removed 1964) Li Siguang Chen Shutong Tan Kah Kee Burhan
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