Tan Furen
Tan Furen (Chinese: 谭甫仁) (April 1, 1910 – December 17, 1970) was a lieutenant general in the People's Liberation Army and People's Republic of China politician. Born in Renhua County, Guangdong Province, he was governor of Yunnan Province. A veteran of the Nanchang Uprising and Chinese Civil War, he was shot and killed in Kunming during the Cultural Revolution.
| Preceded by Zhou Xing | Governor of Yunnan | Succeeded by Zhou Xing |
See also
- Zhao Jianmin Spy Case
- Shadian incident
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Political leaders of Yunnan since 1949
Secretaries
- Song Renqiong
- Xie Fuzhi
- Yan Hongyan
- Zhou Xing
- Jia Qiyun
- An Pingsheng
- Pu Chaozhu
- Gao Yan
- Linghu An
- Bai Enpei
- Qin Guangrong
- Li Jiheng
- Chen Hao
- Ruan Chengfa
- Wang Ning
Chairpersons
- An Pingsheng
- Liu Minghui
- Li Guiying
- Yin Jun
- Bai Enpei
- Qin Guangrong
- Li Jiheng
- Chen Hao
- Ruan Chengfa
- Wang Ning
- Chen Geng
- Guo Yingqiu
- Yu Yichuan
- Zhou Xing
- Tan Furen
- Zhou Xing
- Jia Qiyun
- An Pingsheng
- Liu Minghui
- Pu Chaozhu
- He Zhiqiang
- Li Jiating
- Xu Rongkai
- Qin Guangrong
- Li Jiheng
- Chen Hao
- Ruan Chengfa
- Wang Yubo
Chairpersons
- Xie Fuzhi
- Liu Minghui
- Yan Hongyan
- An Pingsheng
- Li Qiming
- Zhu Jiabi
- Liang Jia
- Liu Shusheng
- Linghu An
- Yang Chonghui
- Wang Xueren
- Luo Zhengfu
- Li Jiang
- Liu Xiaokai
Founding lieutenant generals of the People's Liberation Army | ||
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