Yin Hong was elected as the Governor of Henan in Shanghai for 35 years

The third session of the 13th People's Congress of the South Provincial Southern Provincial Congress successfully completed the agenda of the conference, and closed at Zhengzhou on the afternoon of January 14.The meeting elected Yin Hong as the governor of the Henan Provincial People's Government.

On December 6, 2019, the 14th meeting of the Standing Committee of the 13th People's Congress of Henan Province was held in Zhengzhou.The meeting decided to appoint Yin Hong as the deputy governor and agent governor of Henan Province.

The meeting approved the decision to accept Chen Run'er's resignation of the governor of the Henan Provincial People's Government. The decision to appoint Yin Hong as the deputy governor and agent governor of the Henan Provincial People's Government, and voted to make up for Yin Hong as the 13th national people's representative representativesRepresentative of the conference.

Chen Run'er, deputy secretary, governor and party secretary of the Henan Provincial Party Committee, has been transferred to the party secretary of the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region.

According to public resumes, Yin Hong is a member of the 19th Central Central Committee. He was born in June 1963 and worked in Shanghai for a long time.After graduating from Shanghai University of Technology in 1985, he stayed in school and served as deputy secretary of the Youth League Committee of the school and later the secretary of the school league committee.In 1994, the new Shanghai University was established. Yin Hong served as the secretary of the Youth League Committee of the Shanghai University.

In 2001, Yin Hong served as deputy secretary and deputy district chief of the Changning District Party Committee. In the same year, he was aid Tibet.In 2004, Yin Hong returned to Shanghai and successively served as Deputy Secretary of the Zhabei District Party Committee, the head of the district, and the district head. In 2008, he served as the deputy secretary -general of the Shanghai Municipal Government.

In 2012, Yin Hong served as member of the Standing Committee of the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee and Secretary -General. In 2017, he served as Deputy Secretary of the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee and stepped down as the post of Secretary -General of the Municipal Party Committee. Since then, he has also been the president of the Party School of the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee and secretary of the Shanghai Municipal Legal Committee.

Yin Hong resume

Yin Hong, male, born in June 1963, Han nationality, Huzhou, Zhejiang, member of the Communist Party of China, joined the work in July 1985.

1981.09mdash; mdash; 1985.07, professional students in the metallurgical department of Metallurgical Department of Shanghai University of Technology;

1985.07mdash; mdash; 1987.12, Deputy Secretary of the Youth League Committee of Shanghai University of Technology (during this period: 1986.09-1988.07, studied and obtained a bachelor's degree in law from the Department of Social Sciences and Engineering of Shanghai Jiaotong University);

1987.12mdash; mdash; 1989.08, Secretary of the Party Committee Office of Shanghai University of Technology;

1989.08mdash; mdash; 1993.09, Secretary of the Youth League Committee of Shanghai University of Technology;

1993.09mdash; mdash; 1994.09, a visiting scholar at the University of Pennsylvania and the University of South Elinois;

1994.09mdash; mdash; 1994.10, trainees at the party school at the party school at Shanghai University;

1994.10mdash; mdash; 1994.12, Secretary of the Youth League Committee of Shanghai University;

1994.12mdash; mdash; 1996.06, Deputy Director of the Office of the Shanghai Municipal Planning Committee;

1996.06mdash; mdash; 1998.07, deputy head of Songjiang County, Shanghai;

1998.07mdash; mdash; 2001.04, deputy mayor of Shanghai Mayor Ning District;

2001.04mdash; MDASH; 2004.02, deputy secretary and deputy head of the Shanghai Mayor's District Party Committee, Deputy Secretary of the Tibet Hammer Commission, and the leader of Shanghai's third batch of cadre liaison groups;

2004.02mdash; MDASH; 2004.02, Deputy Secretary of the Shanghai Zhabei District Party Committee, Deputy Secretary of the Tibet Ham Seko District Committee, and the leader of the third batch of cadre liaison groups in Tibet;

2004.02mdash; mdash; 2007.02, Deputy Secretary of the Shanghai Zhabei District Party Committee and Director of the District;

2007.02mdash; mdash; 2008.02, Deputy Secretary and District Chief of Shanghai Zhabei District Party Committee;

2008.02mdash; mdash; 2012.05, Deputy Secretary -General of the Shanghai Municipal Government;

2012.05mdash; mdash; 2012.06, Standing Committee Member of the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee;

2012.06mdash; MDASH; 2017.02, Standing Committee Member and Secretary -General of the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee, Secretary of the Party Committee of the Municipal Organs;

2017.02mdash; mdash; 2017.03, Deputy Secretary and Secretary -General of the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee, Secretary of the Party Committee of Municipal Organs;

2017.03mdash; mdash; 2017.04, Deputy Secretary of the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee;

2017.04mdash; mdash; 2019.04, Deputy Secretary of the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee, Director of the Party School of the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee, Director of the Party School of the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee;

2019.04mdash; MDASH; 2019.12, deputy secretary of the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee, Secretary of the Political and Legal Committee, President of the Party School of the Municipal Party Committee, and Director of the School Committee, and the First Vice President of the Pudong Cadre College (Deputy Chairman of the Council of the College).

He is currently the deputy secretary of the Henan Provincial Party Committee, secretary of the provincial government party group, and governor.

The 19th Central Alternate Councilor.