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Who's Who, Current Chinese Leaders
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Biography Revised: 12/11/2008
Career Data Updated: 12/11/2008
Biography
Bao Yujun, male, Mongol nationality, was born in 1942 in Nantong, Jiangsu, Province. He joined the CPC in 1965, and he graduated from the journalism faculty of the People's University of China in 1966. He held high-ranking positions in the "People's Daily," becoming deputy editor-in-chief in 1988.
Bao also held executive positions in several press associations, including the China Association for Newspaper Management and the Chinese Advertising Association.
Bao was elected vice-chairman of the 8th Executive Committee of the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce in 1996. He was the Deputy Secretary of the CPPCC; he is the president of China Private Enterprises Association and the Honorary President of China Enterprises International Development Association, member of Committee for Social and Legal Affairs of CPPCC.
Career Data
| 1998— | Member, CPPCC, National Committee, Committee for Social and Legal Affairs | |
| 1998— | President, China Private Enterprises Association | |
| 1996— | Vice-Chairman, All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce, Executive Committee | |
| 1993—1996 | Honorary President, National Association of University and College Newspapers | |
| Vice-President, Chinese Health Press Association | ||
| Vice-President, Chinese Advertising Association | ||
| President, China National Association for Newspaper Management | ||
| 1988—???? | Director, People's Daily, Political and Cultural Department | |
| 1988—???? | Director, People's Daily, Scientific and Educational Department | |
| 1988—???? | Member, People's Daily, Editorial Board | |
| 1988—???? | Chief Editor, People's Daily, Third Page | |
| 1988—???? | Secretary-General, People's Daily | |
| 1988—1996 | Deputy Editor-in-Chief, People's Daily | |
| 1966 | Graduate, People's University of China, Journalism Department Beijing Municipality | |
| 1965 | Joined, CPC |
