In late September, 16 district governments in Beijing appointed a number of acting district chiefs and deputy district chiefs, including 16 "post-80s" who served as acting district chiefs and deputy district chiefs in 11 districts respectively.
Among the 16 people, there is one acting district chief and 15 deputy district chiefs. Born in May 1980, Yang Bo was appointed as the acting mayor of Fangshan District, becoming the first "post-80s" acting district chief in Beijing.
On September 15 this year, the Organization Department of the Beijing Municipal Party Committee issued a group of pre-appointment announcements for cadres, and 36 people planned to nominate candidates for deputy district governors, including 13 "post-80s" cadres. The youngest of these "post-80s" cadres was born in July 1984, and five others were born in 1983. Among the 13 "post-80s" cadres, 10 were former secretaries of the party (work) committees of streets and townships, 2 were formerly the top leaders of district government departments, and 1 was formerly a cadre at the department level of the municipal party committee department. In late September, the districts successively appointed acting district chiefs and deputy district chiefs, including 15 "post-80s" deputy district chiefs, involving 11 districts, including the sixth district of the city, and all 13 people who had been announced earlier took office.
From December 2016, when the first six "post-80s" deputy district chiefs in Beijing took office until September this year, Beijing sporadically appointed a number of "post-80s" deputy district chiefs, but the standing committee members and deputy district chiefs of the "post-80s" district committees are still isolated in the leadership teams of various districts. Until the middle of September this year, the Organization Department of the Beijing Municipal Party Committee announced a list of candidates for district mayors to be nominated, and 13 of the 36 deputy district chiefs to be nominated appeared, accounting for more than one-third. After this round of appointments, there are 3 "post-80s" leaders of the Fangshan District Government, including 1 acting district chief and two deputy district chiefs, and there are more than one "post-80s" district-level party and government leaders in many districts of Beijing.
It should be noted that there are currently more than 11 districts in Beijing with "post-80s" district-level party and government leaders, and the reason why these 11 districts are only counted is because these districts have newly appointed deputy district chiefs in late September. In the other 5 districts, there are also "post-80s" district-level party and government leaders. For example, Tongzhou District currently has two "post-80s" deputy district chiefs. Among them, Su Guobin, born in March 1980, became the deputy mayor of Tongzhou District in October 2018, and Yang Lei, who was born in November 1981, became the deputy mayor of Tongzhou District in late June 2021. For another example, Xu Xiaojun, a member of the Standing Committee of the Shunyi District CPC Committee and deputy district governor, was born in February 1981 and became the deputy district governor in October 2020.
[1] Beijing is the first "post-80s" (acting) district mayor
Beijing Fangshan WeChat public account released the news on September 28, that morning, the Eighth People's Congress Standing Committee of Fangshan District held the 52nd meeting, the meeting decided that Yang Bo was appointed as the deputy district chief and acting district chief of the Fangshan District People's Government.
Born in May 1980, Yang Bo became the first "post-80s" (acting) mayor in Beijing.
Yang Bo's predecessor, Guo Yanhong, had previously served as the secretary of the Huairou District Party Committee. At this meeting of the Standing Committee of the Fangshan District People's Congress, Guo Yanhong's request to resign as the mayor of Fangshan District was approved.
Born in May 1980, Yang Bo graduated from the Department of Hydraulic Engineering of Tsinghua University with a doctorate in engineering, and was the president of the 35th Student Union of Tsinghua University.
According to public resumes, Yang Bo has successively served as deputy secretary of the Youth League Committee of Tsinghua University (deputy division level), deputy director of the Enterprise Work Department of the Beijing Municipal Committee of the Communist Youth League, deputy director of the University Secondary School Work Department of the Beijing Municipal Committee of the Communist Youth League, secretary of the Tongzhou District Committee of the Communist Youth League, deputy secretary and mayor of the zhangjiawan town party committee of Tongzhou District, secretary of the party committee of Zhangjiawan Town in Tongzhou District, deputy governor of Tongzhou District People's Government, member of the Standing Committee of the Tongzhou District Cpc Committee and deputy head of the District Government, member of the Standing Committee of the Tongzhou District Cpc Committee of Beijing Municipality, and executive deputy district chief of the Tongzhou District People's Government.
Yang Bo was appointed deputy district chief in December 2016, when six post-80s deputy district chiefs were appointed in 16 districts of Beijing.
They are: Liang Shuang (born February 1980), deputy mayor of Haidian District, Qing Zhaoyan, deputy mayor of Mentougou District (female, born in November 1980), Yang Bo, deputy mayor of Tongzhou District (born may 1980), Zheng Xiaobo, deputy mayor of Shunyi District (born in March 1982), Yang Beibei ( female, non-partisan, born in March 1980), deputy mayor of Pinggu District ( born in November 1981).
In May and June 2019, Wang Xiaodong was appointed as a member of the Standing Committee and Vice Mayor of the Chifeng Municipal Party Committee of Inner Mongolia, and Zheng Xiaobo was appointed as a member of the Standing Committee and Vice Mayor of the Standing Committee of the Inner Mongolia Wulanchabu Municipal Party Committee.
In January 2020, Liang Shuang was appointed as a member of the Standing Committee and deputy governor of the Haidian District Committee, Qing Zhaozhen was appointed as a member of the Standing Committee and deputy head of the Mentougou District Committee, and Yang Bo was appointed as a member of the Standing Committee and deputy governor of the Tongzhou District Committee.
In June and July 2021, Zheng Xiaobo returned to Beijing as a member of the Standing Committee of the Dongcheng District CPC Committee, and is currently a member of the Standing Committee of the Dongcheng District CPC Committee of Beijing Municipality, the director of the United Front Work Department, the deputy secretary of the party group of the Dongcheng District Committee of beijing municipality, the president of the District Socialist College of the Chinese Political Consultative Conference, and Wang Xiaodong returned to Beijing to serve as a member of the Standing Committee of the Shijingshan District CPC Committee, and is currently a member of the Standing Committee of the Shijingshan District CPC Committee, the secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission, and the deputy director and acting director of the District Supervision Commission.
In late September 2021, Yang Bo was appointed as the acting mayor of Fangshan District, Liang Shuang was appointed as a member of the Standing Committee and executive deputy district chief of Huairou District Committee, and Yang Beibei was appointed as the deputy mayor of Chaoyang District.
[2] Dongcheng is the new deputy district chief of the "post-80s"
On the morning of September 29, the Standing Committee of the 16th People's Congress of Dongcheng District, Beijing held its 38th meeting. The meeting decided that Zhou Jinxing should be appointed deputy governor and acting district chief of the Dongcheng District People's Government of Beijing Municipality; Li Yan, Sun Yang, and Su Hao should be the deputy governors of the Dongcheng District People's Government of Beijing Municipality.
Among them, Su Hao is a "post-80s".
Su Hao, male, Han ethnicity, born in May 1980, Linqu, Shandong, joined the Communist Party of China in May 2001, joined the work in July 2003, on-the-job graduate student (Beihang University, major in enterprise management), master of management, assistant researcher. He is currently a member of the Party Group and Deputy Governor of the People's Government of Dongcheng District, Beijing.
According to the public resume, Su Hao served as deputy secretary of the party committee of the School of Instrument Science and Optoelectronic Engineering of Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, deputy director (deputy director) of the Student Work Department (division), deputy director of the Armed Forces Department, deputy secretary of the Shichahai Street Working Committee of Xicheng District, member of the Education Working Committee of the District Committee and secretary of the Discipline Inspection Committee, deputy secretary of the Dashilar Street Working Committee, director of the office, deputy commander of the Dashilar Liuli Factory Construction Headquarters, and secretary of the Luyuan Street Working Committee of Tongzhou District.
According to public information, there are currently two "post-80s" district-level party and government leaders in Dongcheng District, the other being Zheng Xiaobo, who is currently a member of the Standing Committee of the Dongcheng District COMMITTEE of the CPC Beijing Municipality, the director of the United Front Work Department, the deputy secretary of the party group of the Dongcheng District Committee of the Chinese people, and the president of the District Socialist College.
Zheng Xiaobo, male, Han ethnicity, born in March 1982, From Liuhe, Jilin Province, joined the Communist Party of China in June 2000, joined the work in July 2011, graduated from tsinghua university with a master's degree in business administration, doctor of management, associate researcher. During his university years, Zheng Xiaobo was the president of the 36th Student Union of Tsinghua University.
According to the public resume, Zheng Xiaobo served as deputy secretary of the Youth League Committee and executive deputy secretary of the Youth League Committee of Tsinghua University (at the level of a department), secretary of the Shunyi District Committee of the Communist Youth League of Beijing, secretary of the Working Committee of Wangquan Street in Shunyi District, deputy governor of the Shunyi District Government, and member of the Standing Committee and vice mayor of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Wulanchabu Municipal Committee .
[3] Xicheng is the new deputy district chief of the "post-80s"
On the afternoon of September 29, the Standing Committee of the 16th People's Congress of Xicheng District held its 48th meeting, which voted to appoint Chen Zhaohui, Song Mei and Wang Zhongfeng as deputy governors of the Xicheng District People's Government of Beijing.
Among the three new deputy district governors, Wang Zhongfeng is a "post-80s".
Wang Zhongfeng, male, Han ethnicity, born in February 1980, university, master of public administration, member of the Communist Party of China, former director (director) of the Key Rectification Department (Special Action Office) of the Political and Legal Committee of the Beijing Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China.
According to the public resume, Wang Zhongfeng once served in the Xicheng Branch of the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau, served as the deputy director of the Xicheng District Exhibition Road Street Office, the deputy director of the Xicheng District Government Office, the director of the District Emergency Response Office ( concurrently ), and the director (director) of the Key Rectification Department (Special Action Office) of the Political and Legal Committee of the Beijing Municipal Party Committee.
Public information shows that there is currently a "post-80s" district-level party and government leader in Xicheng District.
[4] Chaoyang has two new deputy district governors of the "post-80s"
Chaoyang District Government website was updated a few days ago, Yang Beibei, Meng Rui, Fan Liangliang, Shu Bilei 4 people are newly appointed as deputy mayors of Chaoyang District.
Previously, on September 27, the Standing Committee of the Chaoyang District Cpc Committee held an enlarged meeting to announce the decision of the Municipal Party Committee on the change of the leadership positions at the district level in Chaoyang District. The municipal party committee agreed to nominate Comrades Yang Beibei, Meng Rui, Fan Liangliang and Shu Bilei as candidates for deputy governors of the Chaoyang District People's Government of Beijing Municipality.
Among the four new deputy district chiefs, Yang Beibei and Shu Bilei are two "post-80s".
Yang Beibei, female, Han ethnicity, born in March 1980, Shaanxi Huayin people, non-partisan, joined the work in July 2004, graduate education (University of Warwick, major in economics and finance), Bachelor of Economics, Master of Science. Previously, Yang Beibei began to serve as the deputy mayor of Daxing District since December 2016.
According to the public resume, Yang Beibei has successively served as the deputy director of the Industrial Development Promotion Bureau of the Functional Block in Xicheng District, the deputy director of the Development and Reform Commission of Daxing District, the director of the Financial Work Office of Daxing District, the vice chairman of the CPPCC Of Daxing District (not stationed at the meeting), the director of the District Financial Work Office, and the deputy governor of the Daxing District Government.
Shu Bilei, male, Han ethnicity, born in January 1980, Ningbo, Zhejiang, joined the Communist Party of China in June 2012, joined the work in April 2004, graduate education (Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, major in management science and engineering), master of management.
According to the public resume, Shu Bilei has successively served as the director of the Industrial Planning and Development Division of the Haidian Park Management Committee (Haidian District Science and Technology Committee) of the Zhongguancun Science and Technology Park, a member of the Zhongguancun Science City Working Committee of the Beijing Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, a director of the Industrial Promotion Division of the Ministry of Industrial Development, a member of the Zhongguancun Science City Working Committee of the Beijing Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China (at the level of a department), a minister of scientific and technological innovation, a minister of industrial development, a director of the Innovation Service Department, a director of the Haidian District Science and Technology and Economic Informatization Bureau, and a director of the District Intellectual Property Office. He is a member of the Working Committee of Zhongguancun Science City of the CPC Beijing Municipal Committee, a full-time deputy director of the Management Committee, the director of the Haidian District Science and Technology and Economic Informatization Bureau, and the director of the District Intellectual Property Office.
Public information shows that there are currently two "post-80s" district-level party and government leaders in Chaoyang District.
[5] Haidian is the new deputy district chief of the "post-80s"
A few days ago, "post-80s" Xu Zhentao has been appointed as the deputy mayor of Haidian District.
According to the news of the Haidian public account of cultural tourism: On the afternoon of the first day of the National Day, Deputy Mayor Xu Zhentao led a joint working group of personnel from cultural tourism, market, emergency, fire protection, Qinglongqiao Street and other units to investigate and inspect the service guarantee of the cultural tourism market. According to the Haidian District Fire Rescue Detachment All-Media Center, on the morning of October 2, Zhang Qiang, deputy secretary of the Haidian District CPC Committee, Mou Xiaochun, member of the Standing Committee of the Haidian District CPC Committee and director of the United Front Work Department, Xu Zhentao, deputy district governor, and other district leaders led the team to carry out fire safety inspections at the Winter Olympic Test Site.
Xu Zhentao, male, Han ethnicity, born in April 1980, university, bachelor of law, member of the Communist Party of China, former party secretary and second-level inspector of Nandulehe Town, Pinggu District, Beijing.
According to the public resume, Xu Zhentao has served in three districts of Tongzhou District, Daxing District and Pinggu District, including the District Development Planning Commission, the Research Office of the District Committee, the grass-roots townships, and the Youth League District Committee. In November 2013, Xu Zhentao served as the secretary of the Daxing District Committee of the Communist Youth League of Beijing, and since August 2016, he has served as the deputy secretary and mayor of the party committee of Yinghai Town, Daxing District, the deputy secretary of the Party Working Committee and the director of the office of Yinghai District, and from September 2019 to September 2021, he has served as the secretary of the Party Committee of Nandulehe Town, Pinggu District, Beijing.
Public information shows that haidian district currently has a "post-80s" district-level party and government leader. Liang Shuang, a former "post-80s" cadre who is a member of the Standing Committee of the Haidian District Committee and deputy district chief, has been appointed as a member of the Standing Committee of the Huairou District Committee and an executive deputy district chief.
[6] Dr. Kong Gangcheng of Tsinghua University served as the deputy governor of Fengtai District
On the morning of September 29, the 36th meeting of the Standing Committee of the 16th People's Congress of Fengtai District was held. The meeting agreed that five comrades, Cui Xulong, Gao Chongyao, Gao Zhiqing, Kong Gangcheng, and Li Zongrong, would be appointed as deputy governors of the Fengtai District People's Government.
Among them, Kong Gangcheng is a "post-80s".
Kong Gangcheng, male, Han ethnicity, born in September 1981, Ningyang, Shandong, joined the Communist Party of China in June 2000, joined the work in July 2010, graduated from Tsinghua University with a master's degree in public administration, doctor of management, assistant researcher. He is currently a member of the Party Group and Deputy Governor of Fengtai District Government of Beijing.
According to the public resume, Kong Gangcheng once served as deputy secretary of the Youth League Committee (deputy division level) of Tsinghua University, deputy director (deputy township chief) of the Pingfang District Office (township) of Chaoyang District, Beijing, secretary of the Pingfang District Discipline Inspection Commission (township discipline inspection committee), deputy secretary of the Pingfang District Work Committee (township party committee), secretary of the Youth League District Committee, deputy secretary of the Jinsong Street Working Committee and director of the office; secretary of the Yuqiao Street Working Committee and first-level researcher in Tongzhou District, Beijing.
Public information shows that there is currently a "post-80s" district-level party and government leader in Fengtai District.
[7] Wang Zhiyong, a doctor of engineering, is the deputy mayor of Shijingshan
On the afternoon of September 29, the Standing Committee of the 16th People's Congress of Shijingshan District held its 37th meeting and decided to appoint Liu Feng, Wang Qizhi, Shen Jian, Wang Zhiyong and Yin Yuan as deputy district governors of the district people's government.
Among them, Wang Zhiyong is a "post-80s".
Wang Zhiyong, male, Manchu, born in August 1983, graduate student, doctor of engineering, member of the Communist Party of China, former secretary of the Working Committee of Donghu Subdistrict, Chaoyang District, Beijing.
According to the public resume, Wang Zhiyong has successively served as a teacher and assistant minister of the Postgraduate Work Department of the Party Committee of Tsinghua University, deputy director of the Office of the Beijing Municipal Commission of Commerce, deputy director of the Office of the Foreign Economic Cooperation Department (presiding over the work), director of the office, director of the office of the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Commerce, director of the Life Service Department, and secretary of the Donghu Subdistrict Working Committee of Chaoyang District, Beijing.
Public information shows that there are currently two "post-80s" district-level party and government leaders in Shijingshan District. The other is Wang Xiaodong, member of the Standing Committee and Secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission of the Shijingshan District CPC Committee, deputy director and acting director of the District Supervision Commission.
Born in November 1981, Wang Xiaodong has been the deputy mayor of Pinggu District since December 2016, and has served as a member of the Standing Committee and Vice Mayor of Chifeng Municipal Committee of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.
[8] Fangshan has two new deputy district governors of the "post-80s"
On the morning of September 28, the Standing Committee of the Eighth People's Congress of Fangshan District held its 52nd meeting, at which it was decided by secret ballot that Yang Bo should be appointed as the deputy governor and acting district chief of the Fangshan District People's Government; the three comrades Yuan Lin, Yin Hang, and Jin Lu would be elected as the deputy district chiefs of the Fangshan District People's Government. After being unanimously voted by the meeting, Yang Bo, Yuan Lin, Yin Hang, and Jin Lu swore an oath to the Constitution.
Among the 4 people, Yang Bo, Yin Hang, and Jin Lu are all "post-80s". Born in July 1984, Jin Lu is also the youngest of the 16 district party and government leaders in Beijing.
Jin Lu, female, Han ethnicity, born in July 1984, graduate student, doctor of science, member of the Communist Party of China, former secretary of the party committee (regional working committee) of Yizhuang Town, Daxing District, Beijing.
According to public resumes, Jin Lu has successively served as deputy secretary of the Daxing District Committee of the Communist Youth League of Beijing, deputy secretary of the Boxing Street Working Committee of Daxing District, Beijing, secretary of the Daxing District Committee of the Communist Youth League, deputy secretary of the Party Committee and mayor of Beizang Village Town, Daxing District, Beijing, secretary of the Party Committee of Yizhuang Town, Daxing District, and secretary of the Party Working Committee of Yizhuang District.
Yin Hang, male, Han ethnicity, born in December 1980, on-the-job graduate student, Master of Science, member of the Communist Party of China, former secretary of the Working Committee of Shi Gezhuang Street, Changping District, Beijing.
Public information shows that there are currently 3 "post-80s" district-level party and government leaders in Fangshan District, namely Yang Bo, acting district governor, Jin Lu, and Yin Hang, deputy district chiefs.
[9] Changping was appointed as two new deputy district governors of the "post-80s"
On the morning of September 28, the Standing Committee of the Fifth People's Congress of Changping District held its 37th meeting, at which zhi Xianwei, Guo Qingyao and Bai Lin were appointed by secret ballot as deputy governors of the People's Government of Changping District, Beijing. Among them, Zhi Xianwei, who was born in January 1975, is the acting district chief, and Guo Qingyao and Bai Lin are both "post-80s".
Guo Qingyao, male, Han ethnicity, born in September 1983, graduate student, master of law, member of the Communist Party of China, former party secretary of Liu Binbao Township, Yanqing District.
According to the public resume, Guo Qingyao served as a counselor in the School of Chemical and Environmental Engineering of Beijing Technology and Business University, the director of the Party General Branch Office and the Secretary of the General Branch of the Youth League; the director of the General Party Branch Office and the General Branch Secretary of the Youth League of the Food College; the deputy mayor of Yongning Town, Yanqing County, Beijing; and the director of the Comprehensive Division of the Office of the Preparatory Leading Group of Yanqing County of the Beijing World Horticultural Expo (preparatory office of the Management Committee of the Beijing World Horticultural Expo Park). Director of the General Division of the Office of the Preparatory Leading Group of Yanqing District of beijing World Horticultural Expo (Preparatory Office of the Management Committee of Beijing World Horticultural Expo Park); secretary of the Party Group of the Beijing Yanqing District Committee of the Communist Youth League; deputy secretary of the Party Committee and mayor of Sihai Town, Yanqing District.
Bai Lin, male, Han ethnicity, born in March 1980, on-the-job graduate student, master of law, member of the Communist Party of China, former secretary of the Working Committee of Beipingzhuang Subdistrict, Haidian District, Beijing.
According to the public resume, Bai Lin once served as the director and deputy director of the office of the Zhongguancun Intellectual Property Promotion Bureau, the member and deputy director of the Party Group of the Xicheng District Functional Block Industrial Development Promotion Bureau, the deputy director of the Guang'annei Street Office in Xicheng District, the deputy researcher, deputy director and director of the Party Member Education Management Department of the Organization Department of the Beijing Municipal Party Committee, the director (director) of the Organization Department of the Beijing Municipal Party Committee (the Liaison Office of the Representatives of the Municipal Party Congress) and other positions, and since May 2020, she has been the secretary of the Party Working Committee of the North Taipingzhuang Street of the Haidian District Committee of the Cpc Beijing Municipal Committee.
Public information shows that there are currently 3 "post-80s" district-level party and government leaders in Changping District. Previously, in June 2020, "post-80s" Liu Xiaodong was appointed deputy mayor of Changping District.
Liu Xiaodong, male, Han ethnicity, born in July 1980, Qingyuan, Liaoning, joined the Party in December 2000, joined the work in July 2007, graduate student, master of management (major in financial management engineering, University of Science and Technology Beijing), associate professor. According to the public resume, Liu Xiaodong once served as deputy secretary, acting secretary and secretary of the Youth League Committee of the University of Science and Technology Beijing, and the mayor and party secretary of Liujiadian Town in Pinggu District.
[10] Zhou Chong, a Mongolian cadre, served as the deputy governor of Daxing District
On September 28, the 35th meeting of the Standing Committee of the Fifth People's Congress of Daxing District, Beijing was held. After voting, the meeting decided to appoint Liu Xueliang, Cai Xiaojun, Zhang Xiaosheng, and Zhou Chong as deputy governors of the Daxing District People's Government. The meeting passed the motion of the chairman meeting of the Standing Committee of the Fifth People's Congress of Daxing District on nominating Liu Xueliang as the acting district chief of the Daxing District People's Government, and after a vote, decided to appoint Liu Xueliang as the acting district chief of the Daxing District People's Government.
Among the 4 people, Zhou Chong is "post-80s".
Zhou Chong, female, Mongolian, born in November 1983, graduate student, master of economics, member of the Communist Party of China, former secretary of the Laoshan Subdistrict Working Committee of Shijingshan District, Beijing.
According to the public resume, Zhou Chong has served in the Beijing Municipal Economic Survey and Social Investigation Corps, the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Statistics, the Laoshan Subdistrict Office of Shijingshan District and other units.
According to the official public platform of Huangcun Town, Daxing District", "Huangcun Today", on September 29, Liu Xueliang, acting mayor of Daxing District, went to Huangcun Town to inspect and investigate, accompanied by deputy district governor Zhou Chong, leaders of the district market supervision bureau, the district agricultural and rural bureau and other departments.
Public information shows that there are currently two "post-80s" party and government leaders at the district level in Daxing District, and the other is Zhong Gongwei, the new member of the Standing Committee of the Daxing District CPC Committee and director of the Propaganda Department.
On September 27, the Standing Committee of the Daxing District CPC Committee held an enlarged meeting to convey the decision of the Municipal Party Committee on the change of leadership positions at the district level in Daxing District: Liu Yang, Zhong Weigong, Cai Xiaojun, Zhang Xiaosheng, Zhou Chong, Gao Hong, Zhang Yu and other comrades were transferred to daxing district work, and Zhai Degang, Li Qiang and other comrades were transferred to other district and municipal organs.
Public information shows that Zhong Weigong, born in November 1980, worked in the Organs of the Beijing Municipal People's Congress for a long time, and was the deputy director of the General Office of the Standing Committee of the Beijing Municipal People's Congress before serving in Daxing District.
Just a few days after he became a member of the Standing Committee of the Daxing District CPC Committee and director of the Propaganda Department, Zhong Gongwei went to the grass-roots level many times to investigate. According to the official public account of Gaomidian Street in Daxing District, on September 29 and October 1, Zhonggongwei went to Gaomidian Street twice to investigate. Among them, September 29 is to investigate the operation of physical bookstores, and October 1 is to investigate the development of the city.
According to the official public platform "Huangcun Today" in Huangcun Town, Daxing District, on September 29, Zhong Gongwei went to Huangcun Town for supervision and inspection on pre-holiday safety production. The site inspected the safety production situation of Baolong Century Printing Co., Ltd. and listened to the relevant work reports. On October 2, Zhong Weigong and his party went to Huangcun Town to investigate the management of non-motor vehicles in the commercial street of Wolfa area and the governance of the "three guarantees in front of the door", and listened to relevant work reports.
In addition, Yang Beibei, the "post-80s" who was formerly the deputy mayor of Daxing District, has served as the deputy mayor of Chaoyang District today.
[11] Huairou was newly appointed as two deputy district governors of the "post-80s"
On September 29, the Standing Committee of the Fifth People's Congress of Huairou District held its 35th meeting, which appointed Liang Shuang, Hu Haiyuan, Yu Jiaming and Wei Xiaoping as the deputy governors of the Huairou District People's Government of Beijing.
Among them, Liang Shuang and Yu Jiaming are both "post-80s".
Liang Shuang was formerly a member of the Standing Committee and deputy district chief of the Haidian District Cpc Committee, and is currently a member of the Standing Committee of the Huairou District CPC Committee, deputy secretary of the party group of the district people's government, and deputy district chief, that is, executive deputy district chief.
Liang Shuang, male, Han ethnicity, born in February 1980, From Qing'an, Heilongjiang, joined the Communist Party of China in May 1999, joined the work in July 2003, graduated from China University of Political Science and Law with a bachelor's degree in law.
According to the public resume, Liang Shuang served as a member of the party committee (Wanliu District Working Committee) and deputy mayor (deputy director of the office) of Haidian Town, Haidian District, Beijing; secretary of the Haidian District Committee of the Communist Youth League of Beijing; deputy secretary of the Haidian Town Party Committee (Wanliu District Working Committee) and mayor of the town (director of the Wanliu District Office); secretary of the Haidian Town Party Committee (Wanliu District Working Committee); deputy district governor and member of the party group of the Haidian District People's Government; member of the Standing Committee of the Haidian District CPC Committee, member of the party group and deputy district chief of the district people's government.
Yu Jiaming, male, born in October 1983, born in Shandong. He began his career in July 2005, a member of the Communist Party of China, with a postgraduate degree and a master's degree in management. He was formerly the secretary of the Working Committee of Andingmen Subdistrict, Dongcheng District, Beijing.
According to public resumes, Yu Jiaming served as director of the Organization Department of the Youth League Committee of Peking University, assistant director of the Party Office of Peking University, director of the Administrative Office of the Construction Management Office of Wangfujing District of Beijing Municipality, secretary of the Dongcheng District Committee of the Communist Youth League, director of the Donghua City Subdistrict Office of the Dongcheng District People's Government of Beijing Municipality, secretary of the Donghua City Street Work Committee of the Dongcheng District Committee of Beijing Municipality, and secretary of the Andingmen Street Working Committee.
Public information shows that there are two "post-80s" district-level party and government leaders in Huairou District, namely Liang Shuang and Yu Jiaming.
[12] Yanqing is a new deputy district chief of the "post-80s"
On September 30, the 43rd meeting of the Standing Committee of the Second People's Congress of Yanqing District, Beijing municipality, decided to appoint Su Lihua and Sun Yongqi as vice governors of the People's Government of Yanqing District, Beijing. Among them, Sun Yongqi is "post-80s".
Sun Yongqi, male, Han ethnicity, born in October 1980, member of the Communist Party of China, graduate degree, master of law. He was formerly the Secretary and Director of the Party Group of the Shijingshan District Urban Management Committee of Beijing, the Director of the District Environment Office, the Director of the District Water Bureau, and the Director of the District Transportation Committee.
According to the public resume, Sun Yongqi was the deputy director of the Octagon Street Office in Shijingshan District; the deputy secretary of the Bajiao Street Working Committee of the Shijingshan District Cpc Committee; and the director of the Octagon Street Office of the Shijingshan District People's Government.
Public information shows that there are currently two "post-80s" district-level party and government leaders in Yanqing District. Previously, in January 2020, Ding Zhangchun, born in 1982, was appointed deputy mayor of Yanqing District.
Beijing News reporter Sha Xueliang edited Zhan Shengjie proofreader Liu Yue