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1997 in China
Summary
The following lists events in the year
1997
in
China
.
←
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
1997
in
China
→
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
Decades:
1970s
1980s
1990s
2000s
2010s
See also:
Other events of 1997
History of China
•
Timeline
•
Years
Incumbents
edit
General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party
:
Jiang Zemin
President
:
Jiang Zemin
Premier
:
Li Peng
Vice President
:
Rong Yiren
Vice Premier
:
Zhu Rongji
Governors
edit
Governor of Anhui Province
–
Hui Liangyu
Governor of Fujian Province
–
He Guoqiang
Governor of Gansu Province
–
Sun Ying
then
Song Zhaosu
Governor of Guangdong Province
–
Lu Ruihua
Governor of Guizhou Province
–
Wu Yixia
Governor of Hainan Province
–
Ruan Chongwu
then
Wang Xiaofeng
Governor of Hebei Province
–
Ye Liansong
then
Yue Qifeng
Governor of Heilongjiang Province
–
Tian Fengshan
Governor of Henan Province
–
Ma Zhongchen
then
Li Keqiang
Governor of Hubei Province
–
Jiang Zhuping
Governor of Hunan Province
–
Yang Zhengwu
then
Chu Bo
Governor of Jiangsu Province
–
Zheng Silin
then
Ji Yunshi
Governor of Jiangxi Province
–
Shu Shengyou
Governor of Jilin Province
–
Wang Yunkun
then Hong Hu
Governor of Liaoning Province
–
Wen Shizhen
Governor of Qinghai Province
–
Tian Chengping
then
Bai Enpei
Governor of Shaanxi Province
–
Cheng Andong
Governor of Shandong Province
–
Li Chunting
Governor of Shanxi Province
–
Sun Wensheng
Governor of Sichuan Province
–
Song Baorui
Governor of Yunnan Province
–
Li Jiating
Governor of Zhejiang Province
–
Wan Xueyuan
(until April),
Chai Songyue
(starting April)
Events
edit
January 21 –
1997 Jiashi earthquakes
February 3 to 5 –
Ghulja Incident
February 25 –
1997 Ürümqi bus bombings
April 29 – According to
Chinese government
official confirmed report, two passenger train collision on Rongjiawan Station,
Hunan Province
, 120 persons were fatalities with 230 persons were hurt.
[
citation needed
]
May 8 –
China Southern Airlines Flight 3456
July 1 –
Transfer of sovereignty over Hong Kong
August –
Typhoon Winnie (1997)
September 19 – Election of the
15th Politburo of the Chinese Communist Party
November 8 –
1997 Manyi earthquake
Culture
edit
1997 Shanghai International Film Festival
:
The Woodlanders
won the award for Best Feature Film
[1]
List of Chinese films of 1997
Sport
edit
December 5–14 –
1997 AFC Women's Championship
, in
Guangdong
Chinese Jia-A League 1997
China at the 1997 East Asian Games
Births
edit
January -
Fan Zhendong
, Chinese professional table tennis player.
[2]
May - Jacqueline Wang, great-grandchild of Wang Guangqi, great-grandniece of
Wang Guangmei
, attended
Groton School
and
Columbia University in the City of New York
.
November -
Xu Minghao
, singer, member of
Seventeen
.
Deaths
edit
February 2 –
Qin Jiwei
, general (born 1914)
February 19 –
Deng Xiaoping
,
Paramount Leader
of China (born
1904
)
[3]
April 26 –
Peng Zhen
, Former Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress of China (born 1902)
May 25 –
Luo Ergang
, historian (born 1901)
October 17 –
Fang Yi
, former Vice Premier (born 1916)
November 9 –
Wu Xiuquan
, military officer and diplomat (born 1908)
References
edit
^
"Golden Goblet Award 1997".
siff.com
. Archived from the original on December 19, 2014
. Retrieved
December 19,
2014
.
^
"Table Tennis: FAN Zhendong".
Tokyo 2020 Olympics
.
Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games
. Archived from the original on July 30, 2021
. Retrieved
July 30,
2021
.
^
"Deng Xiaoping | Biography & Facts".
Encyclopedia Britannica
. Retrieved
July 4,
2019
.