Li Yunfeng

This is a Chinese name; the family name is Li.

Li Yunfeng 李云峰

Executive Vice Governor of Jiangsu
In office March 2011 – May 2016
Preceded by	Zhao Kezhi
Succeeded by	Huang Lixin
Secretary-general of the Party Committee of Jiangsu
In office November 2006 – November 2011
Preceded by	Zhao Shaolin
Succeeded by	Fan Jinlong
Personal details
Born	March 1957 (age 59) Jurong County, Jiangsu
Political party	Communist Party of China
Alma mater	Peking University
Occupation	Politician

Li Yunfeng (Chinese: 李云峰; born March 1957) is a former Chinese politician who spent his career in Jiangsu province. He served as the secretary-general of the provincial party committee and the Executive Vice Governor of Jiangsu. He was investigated in May 2016 by the Communist Party's anti-graft agency, suspected of corruption.

Biography

Li was born in 1957 in Jurong County, Jiangsu. He obtained a bachelor's degree in philosophy from Peking University. He was a sent-down youth during the Cultural Revolution, performing manual labour. He joined the Communist Party in 1981 while he was attending university, and returned home after obtaining his degree.

Upon returning home, Li initially worked as an instructor at the Zhenjiang party school. In August 1983 he began working as a secretary in the department overseeing the affairs of elderly cadres. In October 1993 he had a guazhi position as deputy party chief of Jiangyin. In January 1996 he was made deputy chief of the General Office of the provincial party organization, and by June 1997 he was made deputy secretary-general. He was elevated to secretary-general in November 2006, serving as chief of staff to then party chief Li Yuanchao, and entering the provincial party standing committee for the first time.^[1]

Li was named Executive Vice Governor of Jiangsu in 2011. Some media reports suggested that the wives of Li Yunfeng and Yang Weize were sisters.^[1]

On May 30, 2016, Li was placed under investigation by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection.^[1]

Li is an alternate member of the 18th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China.^[1]

References

1 2 3 4 "与高层多有交集江苏副省长李云峰落马". Duowei. May 29, 2016.

Anti-corruption campaign in China (2013–)

Campaign oversight

Xi Jinping (CPC General Secretary)
Wang Qishan (Central Commission for Discipline Inspection Secretary)
Zhao Hongzhu (CCDI Deputy Secretary)
Du Jincai (Military Discipline Secretary)
Central Leading Group for Inspection Work

Implicated people
(full list)

Central Committee members (incl. alternates)	Zhou Yongkang^PB Guo Boxiong^{PB; PLA} Xu Caihou^{PB; PLA} Ling Jihua Su Rong Zhou Benshun Wang Min (王珉) Su Shulin Yang Dongliang Yang Jinshan^PLA Li Dongsheng Jiang Jiemin Bai Enpei Zhu Mingguo Tian Xiusi^PLA Huang Xingguo Li Chuncheng Chen Chuanping Pan Yiyang Wan Qingliang Wang Min (王敏) Wang Yongchun Yang Weize Yang Gang Qiu He Yu Yuanhui Lü Xiwen Li Yunfeng

Central organs and State-owned enterprises	Cai Xiyou Chang Xiaobing Dai Chunning Deng Qilin He Jiacheng Jiang Jiemin Li Dongsheng Li Hualin Liao Yongyuan Liu Tienan Qi Pingjing Shen Dingcheng Shen Weichen^CDI Si Xianmin Song Lin Sun Hongzhi Sun Zhaoxue Wang Shuaiting Wang Tianpu Wang Yongchun Xi Xiaoming Xiao Tian Xu Jianyi Xu Jie Xu Yongsheng Yang Gang Yao Gang Yao Zhongmin Yi Junqing Zhang Lijun Zhang Yun Zhu Fushou

Officials of Provincial-ministerial rank¹ (incl. sub-provincial)	Ai Baojun Bai Xueshan Bai Yun Cao Jianfang Chen Anzhong Chen Baihuai Chen Shulong Chen Tiexin Chen Xuefeng Du Shanxue Fan Jian Fu Xiaoguang Gai Ruyin Gong Qinggai Gu Chunli Guo Yongxiang Guo Youming Han Xiancong Han Xuejian Han Zhiran He Jiatie^CDI Ji Jianye Ji Wenlin Jin Daoming Jing Chunhua Kong Lingzhong Lai Derong Le Dake Li Chengyun Li Chongxi Li Daqiu Li Jia (李嘉) Li Zhi Liang Bin^CDI Liao Shaohua Ling Zhengce Liu Lizu Liu Zhigeng Liu Zhiyong Lu Wucheng Lu Ziyue Ma Jian Mao Xiaobing Ni Fake Nie Chunyu Qin Yuhai Ren Runhou Shen Peiping Si Xinliang Su Hongzhang Sui Fengfu Sun Qingyun Tan Li Tan Qiwei Tong Mingqian Wang Bao'an Wang Suyi Wang Yang Wei Hong Wu Changshun Wu Tianjun Wu Yongwen Xu Aimin Xu Gang Yan Shiyuan Yang Baohua Yang Luyu Yang Zhenchao Yao Mugen Yin Hailin Zhang Lifu Zhang Tianxin Zhang Yue Zhang Wenxiong Zhao Liping Zhao Shaolin Zhao Zhiyong Zheng Yuzhuo Zhu Zuoli

Generals of the military²	Cai Guangliao Chen Qiang Dai Weimin Deng Ruihua Dong Mingxiang Duan Tianjie Fan Changmi Fang Wenping Fu Linguo Fu Yi Gao Xiaoyan Gu Junshan Guo Boxiong Guo Zhenggang Jiang Zhonghua Kou Tie Liu Zhanqi Liu Zheng Ma Faxiang Tian Xiusi Wang Minggui Wang Yu Wang Yufa Wei Jin Xu Caihou Yang Jinshan Ye Wanyong Yu Daqing Zhan Guoqiao Zhan Jun Zhang Daixin Zhang Qibin Zhang Wansong Zhou Guotai Zhou Minggui

Officials at Prefecture-level rank¹ or below	Adil Nurmemet Cao Jianliao Chen Gui Chen Wei Chu Zhongzhi Cong Wenjing Dong Hongyun Du Hu Fang Xiping Feng Lixiang Gao Jinsong Gong Weiguo Guo Yipin He Jinming Hou Fengqi Huo Ke Jiang Shan Jiang Zunyu Lan Jun Lei Zhengfu Li Jia (李佳) Li Lianyu Li Qiang Li Xi Li Yilong Liang Guoying Liang Yimin Lin Qiang Liu Guanglong Liu Suiji Ma Chaoqun Ma Yong Qi Jinli Qin Jianxiao Tan Hong Tang Aijun Tian Yubao Zou Taixin Wang Jianguo Wang Maoshe Wang Ning Wei Junxing Wu Jide Wu Jun Xu Mengjia Yang Xiaobo Yang Xin Yu Gang Zhang Kunsheng Zhang Lebin Zhang Qingjun Zhang Xiuping Zheng Xuebi Zhong Shijian^CDI Zhou Liangen

Business and media	Che Feng Gu Xin Guo Wengui Liu Han Mao Xiaofeng Rui Chenggang Xu Xiang Ye Yingchun

^PB Former member of the Politburo; ^PLA Also a military official; ^CDI Member of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection or affiliates
¹For details on the civil service ranks of officials, please see Civil Service of the People's Republic of China;
²Army generals listed have attained at least the rank of Major General, which usually enjoys the same administrative privileges as a civilian official of sub-provincial rank.

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