Lu Kejian
Lu Kejian (Chinese: 卢克俭; born 1932) is an ethnic Tibetan People's Republic of China politician.
Early life
In 1932, Lu was born in Jonê County, Gansu province, China.[1]
Career
Lu started his political career as leader of the Bairi Tibetan Autonomous County in his home province. He served as People's Congress Chairman of his home province. He was a delegate to the 7th National People's Congress, 8th National People's Congress (1993-1998) and the 9th National People's Congress (1998-2003).
| Preceded by Xu Feiqing | People's Congress Chairman of Gansu | Succeeded by Song Zhaosu |
References
- ^ "Lu Kejian". Chinavitae.com. Retrieved December 10, 2018.
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Political leaders of Gansu since 1949
Secretaries
- Zhang Desheng
- Zhang Zhongliang
- Wang Feng
- Hu Jizong
- Xian Henghan
- Song Ping
- Feng Jixin
- Li Ziqi
- Gu Jinchi
- Yan Haiwang
- Sun Ying
- Song Zhaosu
- Su Rong
- Lu Hao
- Wang Sanyun
- Lin Duo
- Yin Hong
- Hu Changsheng
Chairpersons
- Wang Shitai
- Li Dengying
- Liu Bing
- Xu Feiqing
- Lu Kejian
- Song Zhaosu
- Su Rong
- Lu Hao
- Wang Sanyun
- Lin Duo
- Yin Hong
- Hu Changsheng
Chairpersons
- Deng Baoshan
- Zhang Zhongliang
- Wang Shitai
- Gao Jianjun
- Wang Shitai
- Yang Zhilin
- Huang Luobin
- Wang Bingxiang
- Ge Shiying
- Shen Xiaozeng
- Yang Zhenjie
- Zhong Zhaolong
- Chen Xueheng
- Feng Jianshen
- Ouyang Jian
- Zhuang Guotai
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