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2019 in China
.
Incumbents
General Secretary of the Communist Party
–
Xi Jinping
President
–
Xi Jinping
Vice President
–
Wang Qishan
Premier
–
Li Keqiang
Congress chairman
–
Li Zhanshu
Consultative Conference chairman
–
Wang Yang
Supervision Commission director
–
Yang Xiaodu
Governors
Governor of Anhui Province
–
Li Guoying
Governor of Fujian Province
–
Tang Dengjie
Governor of Gansu Province
–
Tang Renjian
Governor of Guangdong Province
–
Ma Xingrui
Governor of Guizhou Province
–
Shen Yiqin
Governor of Hainan Province
–
Shen Xiaoming
Governor of Hebei Province
–
Xu Qin
Governor of Heilongjiang Province
–
Wang Wentao
Governor of Henan Province
–
Chen Run'er
(until 25 October),
Yin Hong
(starting 25 October)
Governor of Hubei Province
–
Wang Xiaodong
Governor of Hunan Province
–
Xu Dazhe
Governor of Jiangsu Province
–
Wu Zhenglong
Governor of Jiangxi Province
–
Yi Lianhong
Governor of Jilin Province
–
Jing Junhai
Governor of Liaoning Province
–
Tang Yijun
Governor of Qinghai Province
–
Liu Ning
Governor of Shaanxi Province
–
Liu Guozhong
Governor of Shandong Province
–
Gong Zheng
Governor of Shanxi Province
–
Lou Yangsheng
(until December),
Lin Wu
(starting December)
Governor of Sichuan Province
–
Yin Li
Governor of Yunnan Province
– vacant
Governor of Zhejiang Province
–
Yuan Jiajun
Events
January
January 3:
At 15:07 – The
Beijing Aerospace Command and Control Center
issued a command for the separation of the lander and the patrol device from the
Chang'e 4
relay satellite.
At 22:22 – The patrol began to separate, and it(玉兔二號月球車) stepped on the far side of moon.
February
February 23 – In Ningbo, Xiangshan, a fishing boat sank with 7 people. Two were rescued while five were missing.
March
March 21 –
2019 Yancheng chemical plant explosion
March 22 –
Zaoyang car explosion
March 30 –
Muli County Forest Fire
, causing 31 deaths, mainly firefighters
April
April 11 –
Shenzhen Short-term Extreme Heavy Rainfall
, causing 11 deaths
April 15 – Chinese first test-tube baby becomes mother.
[1]
May
May 9 (Washington time) – US President Donald Trump announced that the punitive tariff rate on Mainland China goods of US$200 billion will be raised to 25% from May 10.
May 9 (Beijing time) – At a regular press conference, A spokesman of the Ministry of Commerce said that China is well prepared to deal with all possible preparations.
May 20 – Google suspends business relationship with
Huawei
.
[2]
This event comes following the arrest of
Meng Wanzhou
by Canadian authorities at the request of the United States due to
sanctions against Iran
.
June
June 4 –
The 30th Anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square Protests
, Chinese authorities launched an extensive "stability maintenance" campaign. Hundreds of Twitter accounts were blocked. Internationally several organizations including the
National Endowment
for Democracy, the German
Green Party Faction
, and the British
China Labour Solidarity
have remembered the protests with events and protests.
June 9 – Hundreds of thousands of people march in Hong Kong against a law critics fear could let China target political opponents in the territory.
[3]
June 16 – Between 388,000 and 2,000,000 protesters take to the streets of
Hong Kong
against an anti-extradition law they believe will break down the firewall between Hong Kong and the mainland.
[4]
June 17 -
An earthquake
with a magnitude of 5.8 kills 13 and injures less than 200.
[5]
July
July 1 - The "Regulations on the Management of Domestic Waste in Shanghai" came into effect, announcing that Shanghai entered the era of mandatory household waste classification.
July 12 - the
People's Bank of China
held a press conference on financial statistics in the first half of 2019. Overall, the current banking system is reasonably abundant, the monetary credit and social financing scale are growing moderately, and the market interest rate is running smoothly.
August
August 10 – 32 are killed and 1,000,000 are evacuated as
Typhoon Lekima
makes landfall in
Zhejiang
. Earlier it had caused flooding in the
Philippines
.
[6]
August 12 — Hong Kong flights are canceled due to
protests
.
[7]
August 16 — Actress
Liu Yifei
posts a pro-Hong Kong police comment on
Weibo
, sparking a call for a boycott of the movie she stars in,
Mulan
.
[8]
August 18 — As many as 1.7 million demonstrators march during a rainstorm in the 11th week of anti-government protests in Hong Kong.
[9]
August 22
YouTube announces that it has disabled 210 channels linked to the Hong Kong protest campaign. This follows similar actions by Twitter and Facebook.
[10]
Protests in Hong Kong enter their 12th week as police reintroduced water-cannons and tear gas.
[11]
September
September 21 – Videos on Twitter and YouTube that show hundreds of shackled, blindfolded prisoners with shaved heads, presumed to be
Uighur
Muslims in
Korla
, Xinjiang, appear to be authentic.
[12]
October
October 1 —
70th anniversary of the People's Republic of China
December
December 31 – The
World Health Organization
was informed of a cluster of cases of pneumonia of unknown cause detected in
Wuhan
City,
Hubei
.
[13]
The illness would come to be identified as
coronavirus disease 2019
(also known as COVID-19), and the virus that causes the disease would be named
severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2
(or SARS-CoV-2).
Further information:
COVID-19 pandemic in mainland China
Popular culture
Film
List of Chinese films of 2019
Deaths
January
January 1
Ke Hua
, Chinese diplomat (b. 1915)
[14]
Tu Mingjing
, Chinese materials scientist (b. 1928)
[15]
January 2 –
Gu Fangzhou
, Chinese virologist (b. 1926)
January 3 –
Gao Chengyong
, Chinese serial killer (b. 1964)
[16]
January 4 –
Zhang Lianwen
, Chinese actor (b. 1945)
[17]
January 5 –
Sun Ganqing
, Chinese general (b. 1919)
[18]
January 8 –
Gao Changqing
, Chinese surgeon, member of the
Chinese Academy of Engineering
(b. 1960)
[19]
January 10 –
Deng Tietao
, Chinese physician (b. 1916)
[20]
January 15 –
Bai Hua
, Chinese novelist, playwright and poet (b. 1930)
[21]
January 16 –
Yu Min
, Chinese physicist (b. 1926
[22]
January 19 –
Liang Jingkui
, Chinese physical chemist (b. 1931)
[23]
January 26 –
Mao Dehua
, Chinese geographer and politician, Vice Chairman of
Xinjiang
(b. 1935)
[24]
January 29 –
Jin Guozhang
, Chinese pharmacologist, psychopathologist and educator (b. 1927)
[25]
February
February 3
Ruan Xueyu
, 86, pressure processing specialist
Zhang Yumao
, 83, literary scholar and politician
February 4 –
Fang Fukang
, 83, physicist, President of
Beijing Normal University
February 6 –
Ye Qingyao
, 91, Taiwanese-born engineer and politician
February 11 –
He Bingsong
, 87, legal scholar
February 12
Cheng Zhiqing
, 84, chemist and politician, Vice Chairwoman of the
Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang
Zhan Ziqing
, 81, historian, Vice President of
Northeast Normal University
February 13 –
Zhang Li
, 67, table tennis player
February 16
Fang Huai
, 101, major general of the
People's Liberation Army
Gu Linfang
, 90, police official and politician, Secretary-General of the
Central Political and Legal Affairs Commission
and
Vice Minister of Public Security
Li Rui
, 101, politician and historian
February 19 –
Hu Peiquan
, 98, aerospace engineer and educator
February 20
An Zuozhang
, 92, historian
Zhang Wenbin
, 81, archaeologist, curator and politician, Director of the
National Cultural Heritage Administration
February 21 –
E Dongchen
, 79, earth scientist and polar explorer
February 22
Sun Wei
, 83, civil engineer, member of the
Chinese Academy of Engineering
Wang Yening
, 92, physicist, member of the
Chinese Academy of Sciences
February 24 –
Li Xueqin
, 85, historian and archaeologist
March
March 4 –
Mao Zhiyong
, 89, politician, Party Secretary of
Hunan
and
Jiangxi
March 5
Chu Shijian
, 91, tobacco executive and entrepreneur
Ding Yi
, 91, engineer and business executive, founded
Dongfang Electric
Yang Naisi
, 91, linguist
March 7 –
Shen Ziyin
, 91, physician, academician of the
Chinese Academy of Sciences
March 11
Leetsch C. Hsu
, 98, mathematician and educator
Xing Shizhong
, 80, general, President of the
PLA National Defence University
March 23 –
Li Fulin
, 59, police official and politician, Vice Governor of
Hainan
April
April 3 –
Guo Kun
, 83, Antarctic explorer.
April 6 –
Lin Mingyu
, 81, Chinese politician, Party Secretary of
Haikou
.
April 7 –
Xiong Zhaoren
, 107, general.
April 19 –
Xiao Yang
, 80, President of the
Supreme People's Court
.
April 20 –
Wu Yili
, 89, one of the first pianists in China.
April 26 –
Hu Peizhao
, 82, economist.
May
I. M. Pei
May 2 –
Li Xintian
, 95, psychologist.
[26]
May 4 –
Yang Shengnan
, 81, historian and palaeographer.
[27]
May 5 –
Feng Shunhua
, 85, economist.
[28]
May 9
Yuan Baohua
, 103, politician and academic administrator
[29]
Zhan Wenshan
, 78, physicist
[30]
May 11 –
Rong Baisheng
, 88, architect and civil engineer
[31]
May 12 –
Dong Jian
, 83, literary scholar
[32]
May 13 –
Hu Jinqing
, 83, animator and director
[33]
May 14 –
Liu Housheng
, 98, theatre director, critic, scholar, and playwright
[34]
May 16
Liu Xianjue
, 87, architectural historian.
[35]
I. M. Pei
, Chinese-American architect (b. 1917)
[36]
May 23 –
Zhang Shiping
, 72, businessman, chairman of
China Hongqiao Group
.
[37]
May 25 –
Mou Tun-fei
, 78, film director
[38]
June
June 3 –
Tang Dingyuan
(b.1920)
June 9 –
Wang Hanru
(b.1938)
Xu Datong
(b.1929)
June 10
Hao Yun
(b.1925)
Wang Jun
(b.1941)
Yang Yang
(b.1974/1975)
June 14 –
Ning Bin
(b.1959)
June 16 –
Feng Chuanhan
(b.1914)
June 19
Peng Xiaolian
(b.1953)
Su Huiyu
(b.1935)
June 24 –
Wu Guoqing
(b.1937)
June 25
Li Lun
(b.1927)
Xu Zhongyu
(b.1915)
June 27 –
Yu Pufan
(b.1923)
June 29
Jiang Chongjing
(b.1916)
Sun Zhongliang
(b.1936)
July
Li Peng
July 2 –
Li Zuixiong
, conservation scientist.(b.1941)
July 3 –
Li Xintian
, novelist.(b.1929)
July 5
Hu Maozhou
, politician.(b.1928)
Zhang Baifa
, politician.(b.1935)
July 7 –
Liu Wenxi
, painter.(b.1933)
July 8 –
Zhai Xiangjun
, translator and educator.(b.1939)
July 13 –
Wang Jiafu
, legal scholar.(b.1930)
July 14 –
Yu Dunkang
, philosopher and historian of philosophy.(b.1930)
July 15 –
Feng Yuanwei
, Chinese politician (b. 1930)
[39]
July 16 –
Su Shuyang
, playwright, novelist, and screenwriter.(b.1938)
July 18 –
Zhao Meng
, sculptor.(b.1957)
July 19 –
Yao Lee
, Chinese singer (b. 1922)
[40]
July 22 –
Li Peng
, 4th
Premier of the People's Republic of China
(b. 1928)
[41]
July 23 –
Cao Shuangming
, general (b.1930)
July 28 –
Li Jisheng
, aerospace engineer (b.1943)
July 29 –
Wang Qidong
, materials scientist and politician (b.1921)
July 30 –
Zhao Zhihong
, serial killer and rapist (b.1972)
July 31 –
Chen Shunyao
, politician and academic administrator (b.1917)
August
August 1 –
Zha Quanxing
(b. 1925)
August 6 –
Zhuo Renxi
(b. 1931)
August 12 –
Lu Yonggen
(b. 1930)
August 15 –
Qin Hanzhang
, Chinese engineer, scientist and supercentenarian (b. 1908)
[42]
August 26 –
Chen Jiayong
(b. 1922)
August 27 –
Zhang Zong
(b. 1929)
August 28 –
Nie Yuanzi
(b. 1921)
August 31 –
Wang Buxuan
(b. 1922)
November
November 27 –
Godfrey Gao
, Taiwanese-Canadian model and actor (b. 1984)
[43]
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