ENSIKLOPEDIA

Mao was born in Quzhou, Zhejiang. He graduated from Zhejiang University in 1982, majoring chemical engineering. In September 1985, he joined the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). He had been served as the Secretary-General of Jiangsu (2013), the Deputy Minister of Industry and Information Technology (2013–2015), the Executive Deputy Governor of Jiangxi (2015–January 2020), and Chairman of the State Grid Corporation of China (January–November 2020).

In November 2020, Mao was named the Deputy Party Secretary and acting Governor of Hunan.^[1]^[2]^[3]

References

↑ 毛伟明任湖南省代省长. xinhuanet.com (in Chinese). Retrieved 28 November 2020.
↑ 毛伟明任湖南省代省长许达哲辞去省长职务(图|简历). ce.cn (in Chinese). Retrieved 28 November 2020.
↑ 国家电网"一把手"毛伟明调任湖南省委副书记. cb.com.cn (in Chinese). Retrieved 28 November 2020.

Government offices

Preceded by

Song Chengyu (宋诚宇)

Mayor of Wujin
1998–2001

Succeeded by

Li Xiaoping (李小平)

Preceded by

Xia Ming (夏鸣)

Mayor of Taizhou
2003–2006

Succeeded by

Yao Jianhua

Preceded by

Qian Zhixin

Director of Jiangsu Provincial Development and Reform Commission
2006–2011

Succeeded by

Chen Zhenning

Preceded by

Fan Jinlong

Secretary-General of Jiangsu Provincial People's Government
2011–2013

Succeeded by

Zhang Jinghua

Preceded by

Mo Jiancheng

Executive Vice Governor of Jiangxi
2015–2020

Succeeded by

Yin Meigen

Preceded by

Xu Dazhe

Governor of Hunan
2020–present

Incumbent

Party political offices

Preceded by

Song Chengyu (宋诚宇)

Communist Party Secretary of Wujin
2001

Succeeded by

Sheng Keqin (盛克勤)

Business positions

Preceded by

Kou Wei

Chairman of the State Grid Corporation of China
2020

Succeeded by

Xin Bao'an

v t e Provincial level government executives in China (list)
Municipalities (Mayors)	Beijing: Yin Yong Chongqing: Hu Henghua Shanghai: Gong Zheng Tianjin: Zhang Gong
Provinces (Governors)	Anhui: Wang Qingxian Fujian: Zhao Long Gansu: Ren Zhenhe Guangdong: Meng Fanli Guizhou: Li Bingjun Hainan: Liu Xiaoming Hebei: Wang Zhengpu Heilongjiang: Liang Huiling ♀ Henan: Wang Kai Hubei: Li Dianxun Hunan: Mao Weiming Jiangsu: Liu Xiaotao Jiangxi: Ye Jianchun Jilin: Hu Yuting Liaoning: Wang Xinwei Qinghai: Luo Dongchuan Shaanxi: Zhao Gang Shandong: Zhou Naixiang Shanxi: Lu Dongliang Sichuan: Shi Xiaolin ♀ Yunnan: Wang Yubo Zhejiang: Liu Jie
Autonomous regions (Chairpersons)	Guangxi: Wei Tao Inner Mongolia: Bao Gang Ningxia: Zhang Yupu Tibet: Garma Cedain Xinjiang: Erkin Tuniyaz
SARs (Chief Executives)	Hong Kong: John Lee Macau: Sam Hou Fai
♀ female

v t e Political leaders of Hunan since 1949
Party committee secretaries	Huang Kecheng Jin Ming Zhou Xiaozhou Zhou Hui Zhang Pinghua Wang Yanchun Li Yuan Hua Guofeng Mao Zhiyong Xiong Qingquan Wang Maolin Yang Zhengwu Zhang Chunxian Zhou Qiang Xu Shousheng Du Jiahao Xu Dazhe Zhang Qingwei Shen Xiaoming
Congress directors	Wan Da Sun Guozhi Jiao Linyi Liu Fusheng Wang Maolin Yang Zhengwu Zhang Chunxian Zhou Qiang Xu Shousheng Du Jiahao Xu Dazhe Zhang Qingwei
Governors	Chen Mingren Wang Shoudao Cheng Qian Li Yuan Hua Guofeng Mao Zhiyong Sun Guozhi Liu Zheng Xiong Qingquan Chen Bangzhu Yang Zhengwu Chu Bo Zhang Yunchuan Zhou Bohua Zhou Qiang Xu Shousheng Du Jiahao Xu Dazhe Mao Weiming
Conference chairpersons	Zhou Xiaozhou Zhang Pinghua Mao Zhiyong Zhou Li Cheng Xingling Liu Zheng Liu Fusheng Wang Keying Hu Biao Chen Qiufa Li Weiwei Mao Wanchun

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