Li Qiang

Some of the key events about Li Qiang

• 1983

  Graduated from Zhejiang Agricultural University with a degree in agricultural mechanization
• 2002

  Appointed as the Secretary of the Wenzhou Municipal Committee of the Chinese Communist Party
• 2003

  Faced criticism for mishandling the SARS outbreak in Zhejiang province
• 2004

  Became the youngest member of the Zhejiang Provincial Party Standing Committee
• 2007

  Appointed as the Secretary of the Jiaxing Municipal Committee
• 2011

  Promoted to Governor of Zhejiang Province
• 2012

  Elected as an alternate member of the 18th Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party
• 2015

  Oversaw controversial demolitions of Christian churches in Zhejiang
• 2016

  Appointed as the Party Secretary of Jiangsu Province
• 2017

  Elected as a full member of the 19th Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party
• 2019

  Implemented strict lockdown measures in Shanghai during COVID-19 outbreak, leading to food shortages and public discontent
• 2020

  Supported the implementation of the Hong Kong national security law, which was widely criticized for eroding civil liberties
• 2022

  Appointed as the Party Secretary of Shanghai
• 2022

  Defended China's "zero-COVID" policy despite its economic impact and social disruptions
• 2023

  Became the Premier of the People's Republic of China

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