17th_Central_Committee_of_the_Communist_Party_of_China

17th Central Committee
17th Central Committee
← 16th 18th →
	Emblem of the Chinese Communist Party
22 October 2007 – 15 November 2012;
Leadership
General Secretary	Hu Jintao
Inner-groups	Politburo Standing Committee: 9 members; Politburo: 25 members; Secretariat: 7 members; Military Commission: 7 members
Candidates
Apparatus
No. of departments	4

17th Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party

2007–2012 Central Committee

The 17th Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party was elected by the 17th Congress on 21 October 2007, and sat until the 18th National Congress in 2012. The 17th CC is composed of full members and alternate members. It was followed by the 18th Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party.^[1] A member has voting rights, while an alternate does not.^[1] If a full member is removed from the CC the vacancy is then filled by an alternate member at the next committee plenum — the alternate member who received the most confirmation votes in favour is highest on the order of precedence.^[1] To be elected to the Central Committee, a candidate must be a party member for at least five years.^[1]

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Plenums

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Plenum	Start–end	Length	Summary
1st Plenary Session	22 October 2007	1 day	Hu Jintao was elected General Secretary and CMC Chairman. A 25-members Politburo, a 9-members Politburo Standing Committee and a 6-members Secretariat with Xi Jinping as first-ranking secretary were elected. He Guoqiang was appointed Secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection.
2nd Plenary Session	25–27 February 2008	3 days	The meeting approved lists of nominees for top State posts and leading posts of the 11th National People's Congress and the 11th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.
3rd Plenary Session	9–12 October 2008	4 days	Hu Jintao delivered a report on behalf of the Politburo, and a Decision of the CCP Central Committee on Rural Reform and Development setting basic goals for rural reform by 2020 submitted by Hui Liangyu was approved.
4th Plenary Session	15–18 September 2009	4 days	Hu Jintao delivered a report on behalf of the Politburo, Xi Jinping submitted the Decision of the CCP Central Committee on Major Issues on Strengthening and Improving Party Building under the New Circumstances. The focus was "on continuing to emancipate the mind, persisting in reform and opening up, promoting scientific development and social harmony".
5th Plenary Session	15–18 October 2010	4 days	Hu Jintao delivered a report on behalf of the Politburo, Wen Jiabao submitted the CCP Central Committee's Proposal for Formulating the 12th Five-Year Program for China's Economic and Social Development (2011–2015). Xi Jinping was appointed a vice-chairman of the Central Military Commission. Former manager of the China National Nuclear Corporation Kang Rixin was expelled from the Party for corruption and graft.
6th Plenary Session	15–18 October 2011	4 days	Hu Jintao delivered a report on behalf of the Politburo, Li Changchun submitted to the plenum's discussion the CCP Central Committee's Decision on Important Issues for Deepening Cultural Reform and Promoting Development of Socialist Culture. It was decided that the 18th National Congress was to bo convened in the second half of 2012.
7th Plenary Session	1–4 November 2012	4 days	Hu Jintao delivered a report on behalf of the Politburo. The date of the 18th National Congress was set to 8 November 2012, and a draft Political Report as well as proposed amendments to the CCP Constitution were disclosed. The Politburo decisions of 28 September 2012 of expelling Bo Xilai from the Party, as well as the expulsion of former railway minister Liu Zhijun, were approved by the plenum. Fan Changlong and Xu Qiliang were appointed CMC vice chairmen.

Working Organs

Notes

An active political position is considered to be any post in the party apparatus or the government. In other words, a position in the National People's Congress of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference is not considered "active".
Central institution membership, which in this instance means membership in the PSC,^{[lower-greek 2]} PB,^{[lower-greek 3]} ST^{[lower-greek 4]} and CMC^{[lower-greek 5]}
Yu Youjun was Governor of Shanxi prior to the 17th Party Congress, but was sacked in the aftermath of the Shanxi slave labour scandal; he then became party group secretary of the Ministry of Culture, but was never made Minister.^[2] He underwent investigation by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and was placed on 2-year party membership probation, the most serious penalty for a party member short of an expulsion, and lost his seat on the Central Committee.^[2]
Deng Nan is the daughter of Deng Xiaoping.^[3]
Yang Yanyin was promoted to provincial-ministerial ranks in 2004 as Executive Deputy Chair of the Working Committee of State Organs Directly under the Central Committee
Yang Chonghui became Chair of the People's Political Consultative Conference of Yunnan province in 2003, making him a full-rank provincial-ministerial official
Zhang Zuoji earned his Central Committee membership by virtue of his position as Governor of Liaoning but he resigned in December 2007 before reaching mandatory retirement age (65); he then served on a nominal advisory role for the remainder of his career in the CPPCC
Sub-provincial (vice-ministerial)
Meng's tenure in active politics came to an abrupt end in 2008 after the mudslide scandal in Shanxi province, where he was serving as governor. He was transferred to insignificant positions after that but maintained his rank.^[4]

Central Commission for Discipline Inspection
Standing Committee of the Political Bureau
Political Bureau
Secretariat of the Chinese Communist Party
Central Military Commission
Provincial-Ministerial
National Leader
General
Deputy National Leader
Lieutenant General
Admiral
Standing Committee of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection

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[3] An active political position is considered to be any post in the party apparatus or the government. In other words, a position in the National People's Congress of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference is not considered "active".

[8] Central institution membership, which in this instance means membership in the PSC,^{[lower-greek 2]} PB,^{[lower-greek 3]} ST^{[lower-greek 4]} and CMC^{[lower-greek 5]}

[10] Yu Youjun was Governor of Shanxi prior to the 17th Party Congress, but was sacked in the aftermath of the Shanxi slave labour scandal; he then became party group secretary of the Ministry of Culture, but was never made Minister.^[2] He underwent investigation by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and was placed on 2-year party membership probation, the most serious penalty for a party member short of an expulsion, and lost his seat on the Central Committee.^[2]

[17] Deng Nan is the daughter of Deng Xiaoping.^[3]

[20] Yang Yanyin was promoted to provincial-ministerial ranks in 2004 as Executive Deputy Chair of the Working Committee of State Organs Directly under the Central Committee

[21] Yang Chonghui became Chair of the People's Political Consultative Conference of Yunnan province in 2003, making him a full-rank provincial-ministerial official

[22] Zhang Zuoji earned his Central Committee membership by virtue of his position as Governor of Liaoning but he resigned in December 2007 before reaching mandatory retirement age (65); he then served on a nominal advisory role for the remainder of his career in the CPPCC

[23] Sub-provincial (vice-ministerial)

[25] Meng's tenure in active politics came to an abrupt end in 2008 after the mudslide scandal in Shanxi province, where he was serving as governor. He was transferred to insignificant positions after that but maintained his rank.^[4]

[CCDI-2] Central Commission for Discipline Inspection

[PSC-4] Standing Committee of the Political Bureau

[PB-5] Political Bureau

[ST-6] Secretariat of the Chinese Communist Party

[CMC-7] Central Military Commission

[PM-11] Provincial-Ministerial

[NL-12] National Leader

[GEN-13] General

[DNL-14] Deputy National Leader

[LTG-15] Lieutenant General

[ADM-18] Admiral

[SCCCDI-19] Standing Committee of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection

[memberalternate-1] [1]
National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (14 November 2012). "Constitution of the Communist Party of China". Retrieved 1 July 2015.

[Yu_Youjun-9] [2]
"Yu Youjun removed from CPC Central Committee". Xinhua News Agency. 12 October 2008. Archived from the original on October 16, 2008. Retrieved 1 July 2015.

[16] [3]
"Deng Nan 邓楠". China Vitae. Retrieved 1 July 2015.

[24] [4]
"Meng Xuenong resigned long positions in Shanxi Shanxi province acting governor Wang Jun". Xinhua News Agency. Archived from the original on September 17, 2008. Retrieved 25 June 2016.

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Institution	Name (Hanzi)	Year of Birth	Took office	Left office	Tenure
Central Commission for Discipline Inspection Organs	He Guoqiang 贺国强	1943	22 October 2007	15 November 2012	5 years and 24 days
Central International Liaison Department	Wang Jiarui 王家瑞	1949	22 October 2007	15 November 2012	5 years and 24 days
Central Organization Department	Li Yuanchao 李源潮	1950	22 October 2007	15 November 2012	5 years and 24 days
Central Policy Research Office	Wang Huning 王沪宁	1955	22 October 2007	15 November 2012	5 years and 24 days
Central Political and Legal Affairs Commission	Zhou Yongkang 周永康	1942	22 October 2007	15 November 2012	5 years and 24 days
Central Publicity Department	Liu Yunshan 刘云山	1947	22 October 2007	15 November 2012	5 years and 24 days
Central Taiwan Task Office	Chen Yunlin 陈云林	1941	22 October 2007	June 2008	223 days
Central Taiwan Task Office	Wang Yi 王毅	1953	September 2008	15 November 2012	4 years and 75 days
Central United Front Work Department	Liu Yandong \|刘延东	1945	22 October 2007	December 2007	40 days
Central United Front Work Department	Du Qinglin 杜青林	1946	December 2007	15 November 2012	4 years and 350 days
General Office	Ling Jihua 令计划	1956	22 October 2007	15 November 2012	5 years and 24 days
General Office of the Central Institutional Organization Commission	Wang Dongming 王东明	1956	22 October 2007	15 November 2012	5 years and 24 days
	Zhang Jinan 张纪南	1957	22 October 2007	15 November 2012	5 years and 24 days
General Office of the Central Leading Group for Financial and Economic Affairs	Zhu Zhixin 朱之鑫	1949	22 October 2007	15 November 2012	5 years and 24 days
General Office of the Foreign Affairs Leading Group	Dai Bingguo 戴秉国	1941	22 October 2007	15 November 2012	5 years and 24 days
General Office of the State Council	Hua Jianmin 华建敏	1940	22 October 2007	18 March 2008	148 days
General Office of the State Council	Ma Kai 马凯	1946	18 March 2008	15 November 2012	4 years and 242 days
International Communications Office	Cai Wu 蔡武	1949	22 October 2007	18 March 2008	148 days
International Communications Office	Wang Chen 王晨	1950	18 March 2008	15 November 2012	4 years and 242 days
Working Committee of Organs Directly Under the Central Committee	Ling Jihua 令计划	1956	22 October 2007	15 November 2012	5 years and 24 days

Institution	Name (Hanzi)	Year Born	Took office	Left office	Tenure
Central Compilation and Translation Bureau	Wei Jianhua 韦建桦	1946	22 October 2007	February 2010	2 years and 102 days
Central Compilation and Translation Bureau	Yi Junqing 衣俊卿	1958	February 2010	15 November 2012	2 years and 288 days
Central Literature Research Office	Teng Wensheng 滕文生	1940	22 October 2007	December 2007	40 days
Central Literature Research Office	Leng Rong 冷溶	1953	December 2007	15 November 2012	4 years and 350 days
Central Party History Research Centre	Long Xinmin 龙新民	1946	22 October 2007	18 October 2011	3 years and 361 days
Central Party History Research Centre	Ouyang Song 欧阳淞	1948	18 October 2011	15 November 2012	1 year and 28 days
Central Party School	Xi Jinping 习近平	1953	22 October 2007	15 November 2012	5 years and 24 days
China Executive Leadership Academy, Jinggangshan	Li Yuanchao 李源潮	1950	22 October 2007	15 November 2012	5 years and 24 days
China Executive Leadership Academy, Pudong
China Executive Leadership Academy, Yan'an
Guangming Daily	Gou Tianlin 苟天林	1948	22 October 2007	March 2010	2 years and 130 days
Guangming Daily	He Zhanfan 胡占凡	1955	March 2010	15 November 2012	2 years and 259 days
People's Daily	Zhang Yannong 张研农	1948	22 October 2007	28 April 2008	189 days
	Wu Hengquan 吴恒权	1948	28 April 2008	15 November 2012	4 years and 201 days
	Cai Mingzhao 蔡名照	1955	1 November 2012	15 November 2012	14 days
Qiushi	Li Baoshan 李宝善	1955	22 October 2007	June 2008	223 days
Qiushi	Zhang Xiaolin 张晓林	—	June 2008	15 November 2012	4 years and 167 days

Keys
♀	Indicates that the individual is female.
↑	Indicates that the individual was elevated from alternate to member at the 4th Plenary Session.
♮	Indicates that the individual was expelled from the Communist Party after CCDI^{[lower-greek 1]} investigation.
∞	Indicates that the individual retired from active political positions^{[lower-alpha 1]} during their term on the Central Committee
§	Indicates that the individual is military personnel.
↔	Indicates that the individual is military personnel and retired from active service during their term on the Central Committee
Note	If two keys are used in the same column it indicates that the individual is both of something. For instance, "♀§" indicates that the individual is female (♀) and military personnel (§).

Listing	Name Hanzi	Year of Birth	Keys	Ethnicity	Office	Rank
1	Wang Xinxian 王新宪	1954	↑	Han	—	—
2	Yan Rongzhu 焉荣竹	1952	↑	Han	—	—
3	Wang Xuejun 王学军	1952	↑	Han	—	—
4	Wang Jianping 王建平	1953	§↑	Han	—	—
5	Liu Shiquan 刘石泉	1963	—	Han	—	—
6	Du Yuxin 杜宇新	1953	—	Han	—	—
7	Fu Yuelan 符跃兰	1953	♀	Han	—	—
8	Ma Biao 马飚	1954	—	Zhuang	—	—
9	Wang Guangya 王光亚	1950	—	Han	—	—
10	Danko 旦科	1962	—	Tibetan	—	—
11	Zhu Xiaodan 朱小丹	1953	—	Han	—	—
12	Quan Zhezhu 全哲洙	1952	—	Korean	—	—
13	Li Yumei 李玉妹	1956	♀	Han	—	—
14	Zhang Lianzhen 张连珍	1951	♀	Han	—	—
15	Lin Zuoming 林左鸣	1957	—	Han	—	—
16	Luo Zhengfu 罗正富	1952	—	Yi	—	—
17	Luo Zhijun 罗志军	1951	—	Han	—	—
18	Zheng Lizhong 郑立中	1951	—	Han	—	—
19	Zhao Xiangeng 赵宪庚	1953	—	Han	—	—
20	Yuan Rongxiang 袁荣祥	1955	—	Han	—	—
21	Huang Jianguo 黄建国	1952	—	Han	—	—
22	Shen Weichen 申维辰	1956	—	Han	—	—
23	Ren Yaping 任亚平	1952	—	Han	—	—
24	Liu Hui 刘慧	1959	♀	Hui	—	—
25	Liu Zhenqi 刘振起	1946	§	Han	—	—
26	Sun Jianguo 孙建国	1952	§	Han	—	—
27	Li Xi 李希	1956	—	Han	—	—
28	Li Maifu 李买富	1946	§	Han	—	—
29	Yang Gang 杨刚	1953	—	Han	—	—
30	Yang Song 杨松	1950	—	Han	—	—
31	Yu Yuanhui 余远辉	1964	—	Yao	—	—
32	Yu Xinrong 余欣荣	1959	—	Han	—	—
33	Zhang Chengyin 张成寅	1950	—	Han	—	—
34	Zhang Guoqing 张国清	1964	—	Han	—	—
35	Zhang Yijiong 张裔炯	1955	—	Han	—	—
36	Chen Cungen 陈存根	1952	—	Han	—	—
37	Chen Min'er 陈敏尔	1960	—	Han	—	—
38	Nur Bekri 努尔·白克力	1960	—	Uyghur	—	—
39	Lin Jun 林军	1949	—	Han	—	—
40	Luo Huining 骆惠宁	1954	—	Han	—	—
41	Huang Kangsheng 黄康生	1952	—	Buyi	—	—
42	Wei Fenghe 魏凤和	1954	§	Han	—	—
43	Yu Gesheng 于革胜	1956	—	Han	—	—
44	Wang Weiguang 王伟光	1950	—	Han	—	—
45	Ai Husheng 艾虎生	1951	§	Han	—	—
46	Zhu Fazhong 朱发忠	1948	—	Han	—	—
47	Liu Xuepu 刘学普	1957	—	Tujia	—	—
48	Liu Zhenlai 刘振来	1949	—	Hui	—	—
49	Sun Jinlong 孙金龙	1962	—	Han	—	—
50	Su Shiliang 苏士亮	1950	§	Han	—	—
51	Li Changyin 李长印	1951	—	Han	—	—
52	Yue Fuhong 岳福洪	1949	—	Han	—	—
53	Jin Zhenji 金振吉	1959	—	Korean	—	—
54	Qin Yinhe 秦银河	1951	§	Han	—	—
55	Xu Yitian 徐一天	1947	—	Han	—	—
56	Xue Yanzhong 薛延忠	1954	—	Han	—	—
57	Wang Xiankui 王宪魁	1952	—	Han	—	—
58	Bayanqolu 巴音朝鲁	1955	—	Mongolian	—	—
59	Ye Dongsong 叶冬松	1958	—	Han	—	—
60	Shi Lianxi 史莲喜	1952	♀	Han	—	—
61	Liu Xiaokai 刘晓凯	1962	—	Miao	—	—
62	Wu Dingfu 吴定富	1946	—	Han	—	—
63	Zhang Geng 张耕	1944	—	Han	—	—
64	Zhang Jiyao 张基尧	1945	—	Han	—	—
65	Chen Baosheng 陈宝生	1956	—	Han	—	—
66	Miao Wei 苗圩	1955	—	Han	—	—
67	Lin Mingyue 林明月	1947	♀	Han	—	—
68	Zhao Aiming 赵爱明	1961	♀	Han	—	—
69	Hu Zejun 胡泽君	1955	♀	Han	—	—
70	Hu Zhenmin 胡振民	1946	—	Han	—	—
71	Xian Hui 咸辉	1958	♀	Han	—	—
72	Yuan Jiajun 袁家军	1962	—	Han	—	—
73	Xi Zhongchao 息中朝	1947	—	Han	—	—
74	Xu Lejiang 徐乐江	1959	—	Han	—	—
75	Xu Fenlin 徐粉林	1953	§	Han	—	—
76	Huang Xingguo 黄兴国	1954	—	Han	—	—
77	Chen Yiqin 谌贻琴	1959	—	Bai	—	—
78	Wang Yupu 王玉普	1956	—	Han	—	—
79	Wang Guosheng 王国生	1956	—	Han	—	—
80	You Quan 尤权	1954	—	Han	—	—
81	Li Jincheng 李金城	1963	—	Han	—	—
82	Xiao Gang 肖钢	1958	—	Han	—	—
83	Xiao Yaqing 肖亚庆	1959	—	Han	—	—
84	He Lifeng 何立峰	1955	—	Han	—	—
85	Zhang Shibo 张仕波	1952	§	Han	—	—
86	Zhang Xiaogang 张晓刚	1954	—	Han	—	—
87	Jin Zhuanglong 金壮龙	1964	—	Han	—	—
88	Hu Xiaolian 胡晓炼	1958	♀	Han	—	—
89	Bai Chunli 白春礼	1953	—	Manchu	—	—
90	Dorji 多吉	1953	—	Tibetan	—	—
91	Liu Wei 刘伟	1958	—	Han	—	—
92	Liu Weiping 刘伟平	1953	—	Han	—	—
93	Liu Yuejun 刘粤军	1954	§	Han	—	—
94	Jiang Zelin 江泽林	1959	—	Han	—	—
95	Li Ke 李克	1956	—	Zhuang	—	—
96	Li Andong 李安东	1946	§	Han	—	—
97	Leng Rong 冷溶	1953	—	Han	—	—
98	Chen Run'er 陈润儿	1957	—	Han	—	—
99	Lu Xinshe 鹿心社	1956	—	Han	—	—
100	Xie Heping 谢和平	1956	—	Han	—	—
101	Wang Rulin 王儒林	1953	—	Han	—	—
102	Shi Dahua 石大华	1951	—	Han	—	—
103	Ye Xiaowen 叶小文	1950	—	Han	—	—
104	Ji Lin 吉林	1962	—	Han	—	—
105	Su Shulin 苏树林	1962	—	Han	—	—
106	Li Kang 李康	1957	♀	Zhuang	—	—
107	Li Chongxi 李崇禧	1951	—	Han	—	—
108	Yang Liwei 杨利伟	1965	—	Han	—	—
109	Yang Huanning 杨焕宁	1957	—	Han	—	—
110	Zhang Xuan 张轩	1958	♀	Han	—	—
111	Chen Zhenggao 陈政高	1952	—	Han	—	—
112	Wu Jihai 武吉海	1953	—	Miao	—	—
113	Xiang Junbo 项俊波	1957	—	Han	—	—
114	Shu Xiaoqin 舒晓琴	1956	♀	Han	—	—
115	Zhan Wenlong 詹文龙	1955	—	Han	—	—
116	Pan Yunhe 潘云鹤	1946	—	Han	—	—
117	Dao Linyin 刀林荫	1959	♀	Dai	—	—
118	Wang Rong 王荣	1958	—	Han	—	—
119	Tang Tao 汤涛	1962	—	Han	—	—
120	Li Jiheng 李纪恒	1957	—	Han	—	—
121	Song Airong 宋爱荣	1959	♀	Han	—	—
122	Zhang Jie 张杰	1958	—	Han	—	—
123	Chen Zuoning 陈左宁	1957	♀	Han	—	—
124	Zhu Yanfeng 竺延风	1961	—	Han	—	—
125	Luo Lin 骆琳	1955	—	Han	—	—
126	Tie Ning 铁凝	1957	♀	Han	—	—
127	Chu Yimin 褚益民	1953	§	Han	—	—
128	Cai Yingting 蔡英挺	1954	§	Han	—	—
129	Xing Yuanmin 邢元敏	1948	♀	Han	—	—
130	Li Hongzhong 李鸿忠	1956	—	Han	—	—
131	Chen Chuanping 陈川平	1962	—	Han	—	—
132	Mei Kebao 梅克保	1957	—	Han	—	—
133	Cao Qing 曹清	1947	—	Han	—	—
134	Jiao Huancheng 焦焕成	1949	—	Han	—	—
135	Lei Chunmei 雷春美	1959	♀	She	—	—
136	Zhai Huqu 翟虎渠	1950	—	Han	—	—
137	Ding Yiping 丁一平	1951	§	Han	—	—
138	Min Weifang 闵维方	1950	—	Han	—	—
139	Guo Shuqing 郭树清	1956	—	Han	—	—
140	Wang Xia 王侠	1954	♀	Han	—	—
141	Chen Yuan 陈元	1945	—	Han	—	—
142	Chen Deming 陈德铭	1949	—	Han	—	—
143	Jiang Jianqing 姜建清	1953	—	Han	—	—
144	Guo Shengkun 郭声琨	1954	—	Han	—	—
145	Dong Wancai 董万才	1947	—	Han	—	—
146	Cai Zhenhua 蔡振华	1961	—	Han	—	—
147	Wang Mingfang 王明方	1952	—	Han	—	—
148	Shen Suli 沈素琍	1958	♀	Han	—	—
149	Zhang Daili 张岱梨	1954	♀	Han	—	—
150	Chen Quanguo 陈全国	1955	—	Han	—	—
151	Ulagan 乌兰	1958	♀	Mongolian	—	—
152	Fu Zhifang 付志方	1956	—	Han	—	—
153	Xia Baolong 夏宝龙	1952	—	Han	—	—
154	Wang Anshun 王安顺	1957	—	Han	—	—
155	Wu Xianguo 吴显国	1956	—	Han	—	—
156	Zhang Ruimin 张瑞敏	1949	—	Han	—	—
157	Zhao Yong 赵勇	1963	—	Han	—	—
158	Li Zhanshu 栗战书	1950	—	Han	—	—
159	Che Jun 车俊	1955	—	Han	—	—
160	Jiang Jiemin 蒋洁敏	1955	—	Han	—	—
161	Wang Xiaochu 王晓初	1958	—	Han	—	—
162	Liu Yupu 刘玉浦	1949	—	Han	—	—
163	Wang Sanyun 王三运	1952	—	Han	—	—
164	Yin Yicui 殷一璀	1955	♀	Han	—	—
165	Lou Jiwei 楼继伟	1950	—	Han	—	—
166	Liu Zhenya 刘振亚	1952	—	Han	—	—
167	Jia Ting'an 贾廷安	1952	§	Han	—	—

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17th Central Committee
← 16th 18th →
Emblem of the Chinese Communist Party
22 October 2007 – 15 November 2012
Leadership
General Secretary	Hu Jintao
Inner-groups	Politburo Standing Committee: 9 members Politburo: 25 members Secretariat: 7 members Military Commission: 7 members
Candidates
Apparatus
No. of departments	4