China Vitae : Biography of Xu Shiqun

Compiled from the following sources:

Special biographic research
Wen Wei Publishing Company, Ltd. 2002-2006

Who's Who, Current Chinese Leaders
Wen Wei Publishing Company, Ltd. 2003-2005

Revision History:

Biography Revised: 11/18/2004
Career Data Updated: 4/18/2006

Xu Shiqun 徐世群

Deputy Director of the Standing Committee of the Sichuan Provincial People's Congress

Born: 1940

Birthplace: Chongqing Municipality

Biography

Xu Shiqun, male, Han nationality, is a native of Chongqing, Sichuan province. He was born in 1940, joined the CPC in 1960, graduated from Southwest Normal University, and became an associate professor of translation. Xu became deputy director of the Standing Committee of the People's Congress of Sichuan province in 2001. He was a deputy to the 6th NPC.

Career Data

2003—	Alternate Member, 10th CPPCC, National Committee
2001—	Deputy Secretary, Provincial People's Congress, Standing Committee CPC, Leading Party Group Sichuan Province
2001—	Deputy Director, Provincial People's Congress, Standing Committee Sichuan Province
1993—2001	Vice-Governor, People's Government Sichuan Province
1990—1993	Member, CPC, Provincial Committee, Standing Committee Sichuan Province
1988—1993	General Secretary, CPC, Provincial Committee Sichuan Province
1987—1992	Alternate Member, 13th CPC, Central Committee
1985—1988	Chief, People's Government, Foreign Affairs Office Sichuan Province
1985—1988	Secretary, People's Government, Foreign Affairs Office CPC, Leading Party Group Sichuan Province
1985—1988	Member, CPC, Provincial Committee, Standing Committee Sichuan Province
1983—1988	Deputy, 6th NPC
1983—1985	Deputy Secretary, CPC, County Committee Sichuan Province, Da County
1980—1983	Vice-President, Sichuan Province, Da County (Teacher's Institute)
1978—1980	Vice-President, Sichuan Province (Xuanhan Middle School)
1972—1978	English Interpreter, (Somalia Highway Engineering Group, Africa)
1963—1972	Teacher, Sichuan Province (Xuanhan Middle School)
1960	Joined, CPC
1958—1963	Student, Southwest China Normal University, English Department Sichuan Province