Ding Xuexiang

Ding Xuexiang (Chinese: 丁薛祥; born September 1962) is an important political aide of Xi Jinping, currently General Secretary of the Communist Party and paramount leader of China. Ding served on Xi's staff beginning in Shanghai, then followed him to Beijing. Ding currently serves as director of Xi Jinping Office (General Secretary Office) and deputy director of the Party General Office. He is also an alternate member of the 18th Party Central Committee.^[1]

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Party political offices
Preceded by Chen Shiju Hu Jintao Office	Director of General Secretary of the Communist Party Office 2013–present	Incumbent

Xi Jinping

Family	Xi Zhongxun (father) Qi Xin (mother) Peng Liyuan (wife) Xi Yuanping (brother) Xi Mingze (daughter)

New Zhijiang Army	Cai Qi Chen Min'er Huang Kunming Lou Yangsheng Bayanqolu Ying Yong Li Qiang Xia Baolong Xi Jinping Office Ding Xuexiang Zhong Shaojun

Policies and theories	Xi–Li Administration Li Keqiang Government Anti-corruption campaign Wang Qishan Chinese Dream Eight Musts Four Comprehensives Confidence doctrine Eight-point Regulation One Belt, One Road Three Stricts and Three Honests Two Centenaries

Events	2012 election as Party general secretary 3rd Plenum of 18th Central Committee 4th Plenum of 18th Central Committee New Gutian Conference 2015 China Victory Day Parade Xi–Chu Summit Xi–Ma Meeting 2017 re-election as Party general secretary

Diplomatic activities	2015 Pakistan visit 2015 United States visit 2015 United Kingdom visit 2015 Vietnam and Singapore visit 2015 Turkey visit 2016 Saudi Arabia and Iran visit

Others	Panama papers (Deng Jiagui) Open Letter asking Xi Jinping to Resign Rhyzodiastes xii

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