Secretariat of The Communist Party of China Central Committee - List of Secretaries

List of Secretaries

  • 12th CPC Central Committee
    • Wan Li, Xi Zhongxun, Deng Liqun, Yang Yong, Yu Qiuli, Gu Mu, Chen Pixian, Hu Qili, Yao Yilin
    • Alternate secretaries: Qiao Shi, Hao Jianxiu
  • 13th CPC Central Committee
    • Hu Qili, Qiao Shi, Rui Xingwen, Yan Mingfu
    • Alternate secretary: Wen Jiabao
  • 14th CPC Central Committee
    • Hu Jintao, Ding Guangen, Wei Jianxing, Wen Jiabao, Ren Jianxin
  • 15th CPC Central Committee
    • Hu Jintao, Wei Jianxing, Ding Guangen, Zhang Wannian, Luo Gan, Wen Jiabao, Zeng Qinghong
  • 16th CPC Central Committee
    • Zeng Qinghong, Liu Yunshan, Zhou Yongkang, He Guoqiang, Wang Gang, Xu Caihou, He Yong
  • 17th CPC Central Committee
    • Xi Jinping, Liu Yunshan, Li Yuanchao, He Yong, Ling Jihua, Wang Huning
  • 18th CPC Central Committee
    • Liu Yunshan, Liu Qibao, Zhao Leji, Li Zhanshu, Du Qinglin, Zhao Hongzhu, and Yang Jing (Mongolian).
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Central Committee of the Communist Party of China
Subunits
  • General Secretary
  • Politburo
  • Politburo Standing Committee
  • Secretariat
  • Military Commission
  • Political and Legislative Affairs Committee
  • Propaganda Department
  • Organization Department
  • Central Party School
  • International Department
Sittings
  • 1st (1921) vacant
  • 2nd (1922)
  • 3rd (1923)
  • 4th (1925)
  • 5th (1927)
  • 6th (1928)
  • 7th (1945)
  • 8th (1956)
  • 9th (1969)
  • 10th (1973)
  • 11th (1977)
  • 12th (1982)
  • 13th (1987)
  • 14th (1992)
  • 15th (1997)
  • 16th (2002)
  • 17th (2007)
  • 18th (2012)

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