Deputy Secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection

The Deputy Secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection of the Communist Party of China (Chinese: 中国共产党中央纪律检查委员会副书记) is the deputy to the Secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection. Normally there are several people serving as deputy secretary at any given time. As a rule of thumb, the deputy secretaries of the CCDI are ranked at the same level as a minister of the state; however, if they also hold seats on the Secretariat of the Central Committee, as was the case with He Yong and Zhao Hongzhu, then they are ranked one level higher, as a deputy national leader.

Deputy Secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (1949–1955)[]

Name (birth–death)	Hanzi	Took office	Left office	Tenure
Wang Congwu (1910–2001)	王从吾	November 1949	31 March 1955	5 years, 121 days
An Ziwen (1909–1980)	安子文	November 1949	31 March 1955	5 years, 121 days
(1903–1973)	钱瑛	November 1949	31 March 1955	5 years, 121 days
(1910–1997)	刘澜涛	November 1949	31 March 1955	5 years, 121 days
Xie Juezai (1884–1971)	谢觉哉	November 1949	31 March 1955	5 years, 121 days
Li Baohua (1909–2005)	李葆华	November 1949	31 March 1955	5 years, 121 days
(1910–1990)	刘景范	November 1949	31 March 1955	5 years, 121 days
Xue Muqiao (1904–2005)	薛暮桥	November 1949	31 March 1955	5 years, 121 days
Liang Hua (1906–1956)	梁华	November 1949	31 March 1955	5 years, 121 days
(1901–1983)	冯乃超	November 1949	31 March 1955	5 years, 121 days

Deputy Secretary of the Central Control Commission (1955–1966)[]

Military rank	Name (birth–death)	Hanzi	Took office	Left office	Tenure	Term(s)
—	Liu Lantao (1910–1997)	刘��涛	31 March 1955	27 September 1962	7 years, 180 days	,
Grand General	Tan Zheng (1906–1988)	谭政	31 March 1955	27 September 1956	1 year, 180 days
—	Wang Congwu (1910–2001)	王从吾	31 March 1955	12 August 1966	11 years, 134 days	,
—	(1903–1973)	钱瑛	31 March 1955	12 August 1966	11 years, 134 days	,
—	Liu Xiwu (1904–1970)	刘锡五	31 March 1955	12 August 1966	11 years, 134 days	,
General	(1916–1985)	萧华	27 September 1956	12 August 1966	9 years, 319 days
Grand General	Zhang Yunyi (1892–1974)	张云逸	27 September 1962	12 August 1966	3 years, 319 days

Second Secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (1978–1985)[]

Military rank	Name (birth–death)	Hanzi	Took office	Left office	Tenure	Term(s)
—	Deng Yingchao (1904–1992)	邓颖超	22 December 1978	11 September 1982	3 years, 263 days
Grand General	Huang Kecheng (1902–1986)	黄克诚	11 September 1982	September 1985	2 years, 355 days

Secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (1978–1987)[]

Name (birth–death)	Hanzi	Took office	Left office	Tenure	Term(s)
(1909–1999)	王鹤寿	22 December 1978	11 September 1982	3 years, 263 days
Wang Congwu (1910–2001)	王从吾	22 December 1978	September 1985	6 years, 253 days	,
Ma Guorui (1915–2005)	马国瑞	22 December 1978	September 1985	6 years, 253 days	,
(1903–1996)	刘顺元	22 December 1978	11 September 1982	3 years, 263 days
Zhang Qilong (1900–1987)	张启龙	22 December 1978	11 September 1982	3 years, 263 days
(1896–1986)	袁任远	22 December 1978	11 September 1982	3 years, 263 days
(1905–1995)	章蕴	22 December 1978	11 September 1982	3 years, 263 days
(1904–1994)	郭述申	22 December 1978	11 September 1982	3 years, 263 days
(1903–1990)	李一氓	22 December 1978	11 September 1982	3 years, 263 days
Wei Wenbo (1905–1987)	魏文伯	22 December 1978	11 September 1982	3 years, 263 days
(1911–1999)	张策	22 December 1978	11 September 1982	3 years, 263 days
(1914–2010)	韩天石	11 September 1982	1 November 1987	5 years, 51 days
Li Chang (1914–2010)	李昌	11 September 1982	September 1985	2 years, 355 days

Deputy Secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (1987–present)[]

Name (birth–death)	Hanzi	Year		Took office	Left office	Tenure	Term(s)
Name (birth–death)	Hanzi	Birth	Death	Took office	Left office	Tenure	Term(s)
	韩天石	1914	2010	1 November 1987	18 September 1997	9 years, 321 days
	陈作霖	1923	2015	1 November 1987	18 October 1992	4 years, 352 days	,
	李正亭	1918	2011	1 November 1987	18 October 1992	4 years, 352 days
	肖洪达	1918	2005	1 November 1987	18 October 1992	4 years, 352 days
	王德瑛	1931	—	December 1990	18 September 1997	6 years, 291 days	,
Hou Zongbin	侯宗宾	1929	2017	18 October 1992	18 September 1997	4 years, 335 days
	曹庆泽	1932	2015	18 October 1992	14 November 2002	10 years, 27 days	,
	徐青	1926	—	18 October 1992	18 September 1997	4 years, 335 days
Han Zhubin	韩杼滨	1932	—	18 September 1997	14 November 2002	5 years, 57 days
He Yong	何勇	1940	—	18 September 1997	15 November 2012	15 years, 58 days	, 16th, 17th
Zhou Ziyu	周子玉	1935	—	18 September 1997	14 November 2002	4 years, 361 days
	夏赞忠	1939	—	18 September 1997	21 October 2007	10 years, 33 days	, 16th
	刘丽英	1939	—	18 September 1997	14 November 2002	4 years, 361 days
Liu Xirong	刘锡荣	1942	—	14 January 2000	21 October 2007	7 years, 280 days	, 16th
	傅杰	1935	—	14 January 2000	14 November 2002	2 years, 243 days
	张惠新	1939	—	25 January 2002	21 October 2007	5 years, 269 days	, 16th
	李至伦	1942	2017	25 January 2002	28 April 2007	5 years, 93 days	16th
	张树田	1939	—	14 November 2002	21 October 2007	4 years, 341 days	16th
	刘峰岩	1940	—	14 November 2002	21 October 2007	4 years, 341 days	16th
Ma Wen	马馼	1948	—	13 January 2004	15 November 2012	8 years, 307 days	16th, 17th
	干以胜	1945	—	10 January 2007	15 November 2012	8 years, 310 days	16th, 17th
Sun Zhongtong	孙忠同	1944	—	21 October 2007	15 November 2012	5 years, 25 days	17th
Zhang Yi	张毅	1950	—	21 October 2007	15 November 2012	5 years, 25 days	17th
Huang Shuxian	黄树贤	1954	—	21 October 2007	7 November 2016	9 years, 17 days	17th, 18th
	李玉赋	1954	—	21 October 2007	25 October 2014	7 years, 4 days	17th, 18th
Wu Yuliang	吴玉良	1952	—	11 January 2011	25 October 2017	6 years, 287 days	17th, 18th
Chen Wenqing	陈文清	1960	—	4 November 2011	26 May 2015	3 years, 206 days	17th, 18th
Zhao Hongzhu	赵洪祝	1947	—	15 November 2012	25 October 2017	4 years, 344 days	18th
Du Jincai	杜金才	1952	—	15 November 2012	25 October 2017	3 years, 345 days	18th
Zhang Jun	张军	1956	—	15 November 2012	24 February 2017	4 years, 101 days	18th
Wang Wei	王伟	1960	—	15 November 2012	21 May 2013	187 days	18th
Yang Xiaodu	杨晓渡	1953	—	21 January 2013	—	9 years, 14 days	18th, 19th
Liu Jinguo	刘金国	1955	—	25 October 2014	—	7 years, 102 days	18th, 19th
Li Shulei	李书磊	1964	—	15 January 2017	—	5 years, 20 days	18th, 19th
Zhang Shengmin	张升民	1958	—	25 October 2017	—	4 years, 102 days	19th
Yang Xiaochao	杨晓超	1958	—	25 October 2017	—	4 years, 102 days	19th
Xu Lingyi	徐令义	1958	—	25 October 2017	—	4 years, 102 days	19th
	肖培	1961	—	25 October 2017	—	4 years, 102 days	19th
Chen Xiaojiang	陈小江	1962	—	25 October 2017	—	4 years, 102 days	19th

v t Central Commission for Discipline Inspection of the Chinese Communist Party
Secretaries	Wang Hebo (1927) Liu Shaoqi (1928–34) Li Weihan (1934–49) Zhu De (1949–55) Dong Biwu (1955–68) Chen Yun (1978–87) Qiao Shi (1987–92) Wei Jianxing (1992–2002) Wu Guanzheng (2002–07) He Guoqiang (2007–12) Wang Qishan (2012–17) Zhao Leji (2017–)
Incumbent deputies	Yang Xiaodu (2014–) Zhang Shengmin (2017–) Liu Jinguo (2014–) Li Shulei (2017–) Zhang Shengmin (2017–) Yang Xiaochao (2017–) Xu Lingyi (2017–) (2017–) Chen Xiaojiang (2017–)
Secretary General	Huang Kecheng (1978–82) (1982–87) (1987–92) Wang Guang (1992–97) Yuan Chunqing (1997–2001) (2001–02) (2002–07) Zhang Yi (2007) Wu Yuliang (2007–12) Cui Shaopeng (2012–15) Yang Xiaochao (2015–)
SC sittings	(1949–55) (1955–56) (1956–69) (1978–82) (1982–87) (1987–92) (1992–97) 15th (1997–2002) 16th (2002–07) (2007–12) 18th (2012–17) 19th (2017–22)
CCDI sittings	(1949–55) (1955–56) (1956–69) (1978–82) (1982–87) (1987–92) (1992–97) (1997–2002) 16th (2002–07) 17th (2007–12) 18th (2012–17) 19th (2017–22)
See also	Internal organization Institutions directly under the CCDI National Supervisory Commission Central Leading Group for Inspection Work Commission for Discipline Inspection of the Central Military Commission

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