Counsellors' Office
Government think tank of China
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The Counsellors' Office of the State Council (Chinese: 国务院参事室) is an advisory agency directly under the State Council of People's Republic of China. The Central Institute of Culture and History (Chinese: 中央文史研究所) is a research institute led by the same leadership and located in the same building. They are regarded as the official government think tanks.[1]
Members
The counsellors and the researchers are appointed by the Premier of the State Council.
Leadership
The Office is led by a Chairman Wang Zhongwei, joined by three Vice Chairmen: Wang Weimin, Zhao Bing, Zhang Yantong. The institute is led by a President: Yuan Xingpei, with a Vice President: Feng Yuan
Counsellors
Counsellors receive the title of Counsellor of the State Council. There are 56 counsellors:
- Liu Zhiren
- Huang Dangshi
- Xu Songling
- Liu Xiuchen
- Zhu Weijiu
- Zhang Yuanfang
- Zhang Hongtao
- Chen Quansheng
- Wang Guohua
- Cai Keqin
- Li Qingyun
- Liu Yanhua
- Zhang Kangkang
- Xia Bin
- Xu Lin
- Ma Li
- Tang Min
- Liu Huan
- Shi Yinhong
- Xu Yifan
- Deng Xiaohong
- He Xingliang
- Du Xuefang
- Deng Xiaonan
- Lin Yifu
- Du Ying
- Xie Boyang
- Li Yuguang
- Zhang Yuping
- Lin Yongjun
- Qian Yingyi
- Qiu Baoxing
- Fang Ning
- Wang Jingsheng
- Zhen Zhen
- Wang Huiyao
- Zhang Hongwu
- Yang Zhongqi
- Fan Xi’an
- Li Wu
- He Xiurong
- Shi Yong
- He Maochun
- Ke Jinhua
- Xu Shuyu
- Hu Peiyuan
Research Fellows
Research Fellows are members of the Counsellors' Office. There are 23 fellows:
- Tan Xiaoying
- Xu Xiaodong
- Wang Zhan
- Cai Laixing
- Cai Wanghuai
- Yao Jingyuan
- Li Kenong
- Feng Zhijun
- Wang Jingxia
- Yu Liang
- Yu Dan
- He Jiankun
- Li Chunyou
- Wang Dongjin
- Che Shujian
- Zhang Xinsheng
- Hu Heli
- Yang Limin
- Yin Chengjie
- Zhang Yuxiang
- Wu Yin
- Bao Hong
- Xi Jieying
- Yao Hong
- Tao Dawei
- Cao Erbao
- Bian Zhenjia
- Huang Yi
- Xie Weihe
- Xu Dingming
- Qin Xiaoming
- Huang Yao
Researchers
Researchers are members of the Central Institute of Culture and History. There are 59 researchers:
- Sun Ji
- Cheng Yizhong
- Chen Yaoguang
- Hou Dechang
- Yang Tianshi
- Du Naisong
- Cheng Xi
- Bai Shaofan
- Huo Da
- Ouyang Zhongshi
- Fu Xinian
- Zhao Rengui
- Shen Peng
- Li Xueqin
- Jin Shangyi
- Shu Yi
- Han Meilin
- Jin Hongjun
- Chen Gaohua
- Jin Moru
- Fan Jinshi
- Yang Yanwen
- Zhang Lichen
- Guo Yizong
- Song Yugui
- Wang Liping
- Xue Yongnian
- Yang Lizhou
- Long Rui
- Pan Gongkai
- Rao Zongyi
- Zi Zhongyun
- Wang Meng
- Li Binghua
- Chen Zuwu
- Nima Zeren
- Zhao Derun
- Cheng Dali
- Dai Yi
- Ma Zhensheng
- Liu Mengxi
- Tao Siyan
- Yang Fujia
- Liang Xiaosheng
- Ye Jiaying
- Wang Yongyan
- Liu Dajun
- Chen Lai
- Wu Jingshan
- Li Yan
- Li Xiaoke
- Li Qiankuan
- Zhang Daning
- Zhong Chengxiang
- An Jiayao
- Tian Qing
- Chen Xiaoguang
- Wu Jiang
- Fan Di’an
- Chen Pingyuan
References
- ^ "About COSC_ Counsellors' Office of the State Council". english.counsellor.gov.cn. Retrieved 2019-06-22.
See also
- Official website
- Official website(in Chinese)
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Incumbent (14th): Li Qiang Cabinet
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- Food and Strategic Reserves
- Energy
- Data
- Defense Industry
- Tobacco
- Immigration
- Forestry and Grassland
- Railway
- Civil Aviation
- Post
- Cultural Heritage
- Traditional Medicine
- Disease Control
- Mine Safety
- Fire & Rescue
- Foreign Exchange
- Medical Products
- State Secrets(☭ Secrecy Comm.)
- National Archives (a.k.a. ☭ Central Archives)
- Civil Service(☭ Org. Dept.)
- Cryptography(☭ Leading Group)
