Written by | Cai Eryi
According to " People's Post and Telegraph", on the afternoon of August 27th, the Central Organization Department announced the appointment of Liu Liehong as the party group of China The secretary and chairman of the board of directors shall be removed from the posts of member of the party group and deputy minister of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
The youngest deputy minister of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology
Liu Liehong, male, Han nationality, born in October 1968, 53 years old this year, a native of Chengdu, Sichuan Province. He joined the Communist Party of China in July 1990 and joined the Communist Party of China in August 1997. He has an on-the-job postgraduate degree, a doctorate in management, a researcher-level senior engineer, and enjoys the " special government allowance of the State Council ".
According to public information, Liu Liehong was an assistant engineer and engineer of the 29th Research Institute of the Ministry of Machinery and Electronics Industry in his early years. In April 1995, he became the deputy director of the Second Research Office of the 29th Research Institute of the Ministry of Electronics Industry. Since then, he has served as Director of the Second Research Office of the 29th Research Institute of the Ministry of Electronics Industry, Director of the Second Research Institute of Electronics and Director of the Second Research Institute of the Ministry of Information Industry.
In November 2004, Liu Liehong became the deputy general manager of China Electronics Technology Group Corporation and the head of China Electronics Industry Development Research Institute of 4span1 _span_span_span in March 2006 President of Beijing CCID Information Industry Group Corporation.
In January 2009, Liu Liehong assumed his new role as Director and General Manager of China Electronics Information Industry Group Co., Ltd. , and in February 2017 he served as Director and General Manager of China Electronics Technology Group Co., Ltd. .
In July 2018, Liu Liehong became the deputy director of the Office of the Central Network Security and Information Technology Commission and the deputy director of the National Internet Information Office. In June 2020, he assumed the role of deputy director of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, which has been more than a year since.
Liu Liehong is the youngest deputy minister of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. According to the official website, he is responsible for the development, management, security and retired cadres of the information and communication industry.
"Accelerate 5G network construction"
During his tenure as the Deputy Minister of Industry and Information Technology, Liu Liehong appeared in the public eye many times and emphasized the need to "speed up 5G network construction."
For example, at the "2021 World Telecommunications and Information Society Day Conference" in May this year, Liu Liehong said that 5G is mainly a technology oriented to industry scenarios.
" my country is one of the first 5G commercial countries,Technology, industry, and applications have entered the "no man's land", especially the integrated applications for industry and the real economy. There is no experience to learn from. It is necessary to grasp the new characteristics of 5G, based on the national conditions, and embark on a 5G development road with Chinese characteristics_ span4span .
On July 13, Liu Liehong attended the 2021 China Internet Conference . He said that China has built the world’s largest optical fiber network, 4G, and 5G independent networking. There are 916,000 base stations, accounting for 70% of the world, and the number of 5G connections has exceeded 365 million, accounting for 80% of the world.
Now, Liu Liehong has become the leader of China Unicom . "China Unicom" was formed by the merger and reorganization of the original China Netcom and the original China Unicom on January 6, 2009. It has a modern communication network covering the whole country and the world, mainly engaged in fixed communication services and mobile Communication services, domestic and international communication facilities service services, data communication services, network access services, various telecom value-added services, and system integration services related to communication information services, etc. According to the official website, China Unicom is currently the only state-owned enterprise that conducts a pilot mixed ownership reform at the group level. is ranked 260th in the Fortune Global 500 in 2021. As a basic communications company , China Unicom has basic, pillar, strategic and leading basic functions and status in the national economy. After the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, Chang Xiaobing (checked), Wang Xiaochu successively served as the chairman of China Unicom. Chang Xiaobing was formerly the deputy general manager of China Telecom Corporation, and since November 2004, he has been the chairman of China Unicom. In August 2015, Lianzheng Xiaobing exchanged with Telecom Wang Xiaochu. Chang Xiaobing became the chairman of China Telecom and was subsequently investigated. Wang Xiaochu assumed the post of chairman of China Unicom from the post of chairman of China Telecom.
Liu Liehong is the first chairman of China Unicom to be airborne directly from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology after the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China.
China Mobile and China Telecom
After talking about China Unicom, we might as well take a look at China Mobile and China Telecom. After the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, Xi Guohua, Shang Bing, and Yang Jie successively served as chairman of China Mobile.
where,Xi Guohua also served as the Vice Minister of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. He became the Vice Chairman of China Unicom in June 2011 and the Chairman in March 2012. Shang Bing also served as the deputy minister of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and became the chairman of China Mobile in August 2015 (until 2019).
Yang Jie took up his new post in March 2019. He was previously chairman of China Telecom.
After the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, Wang Xiaochu, Chang Xiaobing, Yang Jie, and Ke Ruiwen successively served as chairman of China Telecom.
Wang Xiaochu was chairman of the board from 2011 to 2015. He was previously the general manager of China Telecom. After 2015, he was transferred to the chairman of China Unicom. After Wang Xiaochu resigned, Chang Xiaobing became the chairman of China Telecom and was investigated in December 2015.
In April 2016, Yang Jie assumed the chairmanship of China Telecom. In April 2019, he was transferred to the chairmanship of China Mobile. After he left, China Telecom Group Co., Ltd. president and chief operating officer Ke Ruiwen took over and became the new chairman of China Telecom.
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