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Zhou Qiang

1960 - Today

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Zhou Qiang (Chinese: 周强; pinyin: Zhōu Qiáng; born 25 April 1960) is a Chinese politician who is a vice chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. Previously, he served as the secretary of the Chinese Communist Party's Hunan committee, the effective head of the province of Hunan. He served as the province's governor between 2007 and 2010. Zhou also served as the First Secretary of the Communist Youth League of China between 1998 and 2006. Read more on Wikipedia

His biography is available in 14 different languages on Wikipedia. Zhou Qiang is the 18,163rd most popular politician, the 1,119th most popular biography from China and the 474th most popular Chinese Politician.

Zhou Qiang is most famous for serving as the President of the Supreme People's Court of China since 2013, where he has played a significant role in judicial reforms and the development of the Chinese legal system. He is also a prominent member of the Chinese Communist Party and has held various leadership positions within the government.

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Among POLITICIANS

Among politicians, Zhou Qiang ranks 18,163 out of 19,576. Before him are Craig L. Thomas, André Wohllebe, Eduardo Campos, Naser Khader, Button Gwinnett, and Alexander Borodai. After him are Tommy Thompson, Kris Peeters, Russell A. Alger, Noor Hassanali, Miguel Abia Biteo Boricó, and Avi Gabbay.

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Contemporaries

Among people born in 1960, Zhou Qiang ranks 757. Before him are Road Warrior Animal, Martina Jäschke, Daniar Usenov, Gary Trousdale, Igor Ponomaryov, and Axel Prahl. After him are Miguel Bossio, Otakar Janecký, Henry Tillman, Peter Fitzgerald, Gheorghe Dogărescu, and Alexander Chernin.

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In China

Among people born in China, Zhou Qiang ranks 1,119 out of 1,610. Before him are Johnny Chan (1957), Chen Kun (1976), Wang Yan (1971), Li Yundi (1982), Wang Nan (1978), and Lou Yun (1964). After him are Ogyen Trinley Dorje (1985), Fan Zhendong (1997), Hu Shuli (1953), Wei Hui (1973), Zhao Lijian (1972), and Diao Yinan (1969).

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  • Photo of Johnny Chan

    Johnny Chan

    POKER PLAYER

    1957 - Present

    HPI: 48.11

    Rank: 1,113

  • Photo of Chen Kun

    Chen Kun

    ACTOR

    1976 - Present

    HPI: 48.08

    Rank: 1,114

  • Photo of Wang Yan

    Wang Yan

    ATHLETE

    1971 - Present

    HPI: 48.06

    Rank: 1,115

  • Photo of Li Yundi

    Li Yundi

    MUSICIAN

    1982 - Present

    HPI: 48.05

    Rank: 1,116

  • Photo of Wang Nan

    Wang Nan

    TABLE TENNIS PLAYER

    1978 - Present

    HPI: 48.01

    Rank: 1,117

  • Photo of Lou Yun

    Lou Yun

    GYMNAST

    1964 - Present

    HPI: 47.94

    Rank: 1,118

  • Photo of Zhou Qiang

    Zhou Qiang

    POLITICIAN

    1960 - Present

    HPI: 47.92

    Rank: 1,119

  • Photo of Ogyen Trinley Dorje

    Ogyen Trinley Dorje

    RELIGIOUS FIGURE

    1985 - Present

    HPI: 47.90

    Rank: 1,120

  • Photo of Fan Zhendong

    Fan Zhendong

    TABLE TENNIS PLAYER

    1997 - Present

    HPI: 47.89

    Rank: 1,121

  • Photo of Hu Shuli

    Hu Shuli

    JOURNALIST

    1953 - Present

    HPI: 47.87

    Rank: 1,122

  • Photo of Wei Hui

    Wei Hui

    WRITER

    1973 - Present

    HPI: 47.79

    Rank: 1,123

  • Photo of Zhao Lijian

    Zhao Lijian

    DIPLOMAT

    1972 - Present

    HPI: 47.77

    Rank: 1,124

  • Photo of Diao Yinan

    Diao Yinan

    FILM DIRECTOR

    1969 - Present

    HPI: 47.71

    Rank: 1,125

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Among POLITICIANS In China

Among politicians born in China, Zhou Qiang ranks 474. Before him are Mao Chi-kuo (1948), Chen Muhua (1921), Gao Zhisheng (1964), Chen Min'er (1960), Sun Zhengcai (1963), and Liu Guoliang (1976). After him are Dolkun Isa (1967), Hua Chunying (1970), Fu Mingxia (1978), Gyaincain Norbu (1990), Chen Jing (1968), and Xiong Ni (1974).

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