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Shanghai Municipal People's Government
State administrative organs within the territory of Shanghai of the People's Republic of China
Shanghai People's Government of the People's Republic of China is
Shanghai Municipality
The first-level state administrative organ of the Shanghai Municipal People's Congress shall be the executive organ of the Shanghai Municipal People's Congress and shall be responsible and report on its work to the Shanghai Municipal People's Congress and The State Council and, during the closing period of the Shanghai Municipal People's Congress, to the Standing Committee of the Shanghai Municipal People's Congress.
On May 27, 1949, in
Chinese People's Liberation Army
Under the command of the Third Field Army
Chinese People's Liberation Army
Shanghai Military Control Commission
Proclamation of establishment,
Chen Yi
As director,
Su Yu
As deputy director. On the same day, the Shanghai Municipal People's Government was established.
Chen Yi
As mayor. It was reorganized in February 1955
Shanghai Municipal People's Committee
. In December 1979,
Shanghai Revolutionary Committee
The Shanghai Municipal People's Government shall be abolished and restored.
Current Leaders: Member of the 20th CPC Central Committee, Deputy Secretary of the CPC Shanghai Municipal Committee, Mayor, Secretary of the Party Leadership Group of the Municipal Government:
Gong Zheng
[9]
- Chinese name
- Shanghai Municipal People's Government
- Foreign name
- Shanghai Municipal People's Government [8]
- Establishment time
- May 27, 1949
- Office address
- 200 Renmin Avenue, Huangpu District, Shanghai
- nature
- State administrative organs
- Administrative level
- At ministerial and provincial level
- Abbreviated form
- Shanghai Municipal Government
- alderman
- Gong Zheng
catalogue
Yuan Dynasty Shanghai county, the county area is about the Wusong River south of the city, most of Qingpu County, most of Minhang District, most of Pudong New area and Nanhui County. Qing Jiaqing 15 years reduced to 600 square kilometers, the county area is about the Wusong River south of the old road, most of the Pudong New Area, most of the Minhang District. The county is now in the south of the People's Road, Zhonghua Road loop area. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, with the increasingly strong stimulus of concession municipal government to Huajie and the formation of the trend of local autonomy, Shanghai gentry merchants launched the local autonomy movement and set up institutions to promote the cause of autonomy. In the thirty-first year of Guangxu, Shanghai Chengxiang Internal and external General Engineering Bureau was established, and Shanghai Chengxiang Autonomous Office and Shanghai City Hall were established successively in the third year of Xuantong.
In 1911, the Revolution of 1911 broke out and Shanghai was restored, and the administrative organs at the provincial and municipal levels in Shanghai were abolished. The Shanghai Military Governor's Office became the main military and political organ controlling the Shanghai area, directly administering the Shanghai County Office and the municipal organs in Shanghai Chengxiang and Zhabei district of Baoshan County. The other counties in the Shanghai area that declared independence were nominally under the governor of Jiangsu. In 1912, the Shanghai military capital was abolished. All counties in Shanghai are under the jurisdiction of Jiangsu Province.
In January 1913,
Yuan Shikai
The "Order on the Unification of the Current Organization of Local Administrative Offices in all Provinces" was promulgated, stipulating that the Dao set up in the former Qing Dynasty be incorporated into the administrative system as a level of power between provinces and counties. In January 1914, the Beiyang Government resumed the construction of the Road in Shanghai, administered the counties in the Shanghai area, and set up the Administrative Office and the Chief Executive's Office. The post observation office was changed to the office of the Shanghai Sea Road Yin, the observation office was changed to the road Yin, and the counties in the Shanghai area were under its control. In order to strengthen the control over Shanghai, from 1913 to 1925, the Beiyang government successively sent garrison envoys and army guards to Shanghai to implement the provisional military and political system, and the administrative power in Shanghai was actually in the hands of warlords.
In May 1926, Songhu Commercial Port Supervision Office was established. In March 1927, the National Revolutionary Army entered Shanghai, the third armed uprising of Shanghai workers was successful, the Songhu Port Supervision office was abolished, and the Shanghai people elected the Shanghai Special City Provisional Government, the first municipal government in Shanghai history. A provisional government was set up on the 29th. In April, after the Kuomintang rightists launched the April 12 coup d 'etat, the provisional city government was sealed up on the 14th, and the power was controlled by the Kuomintang Shanghai Provisional Committee.
In May 1927, the Central Political Conference of the Kuomintang in Nanjing passed the Provisional Regulations of the Shanghai Special City, which decided to establish Shanghai as a special city, with the status equal to that of the province, and directly under the central government. On July 7, the Shanghai Special Municipal Government was established. On July 1, 1930, according to the "Shanghai Organic Law" of the Nationalist Government, the Shanghai Special Municipal Government was renamed the Shanghai Municipal Government and directly affiliated to the Nationalist Government
Executive Yuan
The jurisdiction remains unchanged. After the fall of Shanghai in November 1937, the Japanese and Pseudo-Japanese forces successively set up puppet regimes in Shanghai, such as the "Shanghai Avenue Government", the "Shanghai Municipal Office under supervision" and the "Shanghai Special Municipal Government".
In August 1945, the Anti-Japanese War was won, the Shanghai Municipal government was demobilized, and the puppet regime was accepted on September 12. In order to strengthen the control of Shanghai, the Shanghai Municipal government reorganized the grass-roots organizations in various districts and further improved the Baojia system. In May 1949, Shanghai was liberated and the old regime ended, and the Shanghai Municipal People's Government took over the old Shanghai Municipal Government.
[1]
Gong Zheng
: Member of the 20th CPC Central Committee, Deputy Secretary of the CPC Shanghai Municipal Committee, Mayor, and Secretary of the Party Group of the Municipal Government
[9]
Huayuan County
: Member of the Standing Committee of Shanghai Municipal Committee, Deputy Mayor of Shanghai Municipal Government, Director of Shanghai Hongqiao International Central Business District Management Committee
[11]
[14]
[17]
Liu Duo
: Vice Mayor of Shanghai Municipal Government, Director of Shanghai Promotion Science and Technology Innovation Center Construction Office, Director of Zhangjiang High-tech Industrial Development Zone Management Committee
[15]
[19]
wintering
: Vice Chairman of the Central Committee of China Democratic Construction, Chairman of Shanghai Municipal Committee, Vice Mayor of Shanghai Municipal Government
[13]
Zhang Yahong
: Deputy Mayor of the Shanghai Municipal Government, Secretary of the Party Committee of the Municipal Public Security Bureau, Director, Chief Inspector
[12]
Chen Jie
: Deputy Mayor of Shanghai Municipal Government, Director of Mayor Xingdao Development and Construction Management Committee
[16]
[20]
Chen Yujian
: Vice Mayor of Shanghai Municipal Government, member of the Party Leadership Group
[10]
[21]
The Shanghai Municipal People's Government has set up a total of 36 working departments, including 26 General offices and ministries and commissions, 1 AD hoc organizations directly under the Shanghai Municipal Government, and 9 directly under the Shanghai Municipal Government. In addition, seven departments have been set up.
[3]
Shanghai Housing Administration Bureau
|
name
|
Native place
|
Term of office
|
|---|---|---|
|
Sichuan Lezhi
|
1949-1958.
|
|
|
Shexian County in Anhui
|
1958-1965.
|
|
|
四川资阳
|
1965-1967.
|
|
|
Shandong Juye
|
1967-1976.
|
|
|
Pingjiang in Hunan
|
1976-1979.
|
|
|
Zhangzhou, Fujian
|
1979-1980.
|
|
|
Anhui Mingguang
|
1981-1985.
|
|
|
Jiangsu (Province)
Yangzhou (in Jiangsu Province)
|
1985-1988.
|
|
|
Hunan (Province)
Changsha
|
1988-1991.
|
|
|
Zhejiang (Province)
Jiashan
|
1991-1995.
|
|
|
Zhejiang (Province)
Tongxiang
|
1995-2001.
|
|
|
Zhejiang (Province)
Ningbo
|
2001-2003.
|
|
|
Zhejiang (Province)
Cixi
(Born in Shanghai)
[7]
)
|
2003-2012.
|
|
|
Zhejiang (Province)
Hangzhou
|
2013-2017.
|
|
|
Zhejiang (Province)
Xianju
|
2017-2020.
|
|
|
Jiangsu (Province)
Suzhou
|
2020 -
[2]
|
|
Central urban area
|
area
|
population
|
Postal code
|
Address of the district people's government
|
Id card location code
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
20 square kilometers
|
678,670 million
|
200001
|
No. 300 East Yan 'an Road
|
310101
|
|
|
1,210 square kilometers
|
5,044,430
|
200135
|
2001 Century Avenue
|
310115
|
|
|
55 square kilometers
|
1,085,130
|
200030
|
336 Caoxi North Road
|
310104
|
|
|
38 square kilometers
|
690,571
|
200050
|
1320 Yuyuan Road
|
310105
|
|
|
37 square kilometers
|
1.12 million
|
200040
|
370 Changde Road
|
310106
|
|
|
55 square kilometers
|
1,288,881
|
200333
|
1668 Dadu River Road
|
310107
|
|
|
23 square kilometers
|
852,476
|
200080
|
518 Feihong Road
|
310109
|
|
|
61 square kilometers
|
1,313,222
|
200082
|
549 Jiangpu Road
|
310110
|
|
|
suburb
|
area
|
population
|
Postal code
|
Address of the district people's government
|
Id card location code
|
|
372 square kilometers
|
2,429,383
|
201100
|
6258 Humin Road
|
310112
|
|
|
300 square kilometers
|
1,904,886
|
201900
|
No.5 Mishan Road
|
310113
|
|
|
464 square kilometers
|
1,471,261
|
201800
|
111 South Boller Road
|
310114
|
|
|
586 square kilometers
|
732,410
|
200540
|
2000 Golden Hill Avenue
|
310116
|
|
|
605 square kilometers
|
1,582,377
|
201600
|
1 Yuan Yuan Road
|
310117
|
|
|
676 square kilometers
|
1,081,022 thousand
|
201700
|
100 Park Road
|
310118
|
|
|
687 square kilometers
|
1,083,463
|
201400
|
120 East Jiefang Road
|
310120
|
|
|
1,413 square kilometers
|
703,722
|
202150
|
Chengqiao Town
68 Renmin Road
|
310151
|
[4-5]
On October 8, 2018, China Media Group and Shanghai Municipal People's Government signed a framework agreement on deepening strategic cooperation. Member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Secretary of the Shanghai Municipal Committee
Li Qiang
Attend events. Shen Haixiong, Vice Minister of the Propaganda Department of the CPC Central Committee and Director of the China Media Group, and Deputy Secretary and Mayor of Shanghai Municipal Committee
Ying Yong
And Shanghai leaders
Zhou Huilin
,
Zhuge Yujie
Wait for attendance.
[6]
Shanghai Municipal People's Government
