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Huang Qixiang

Born	2 September 1898 Meixian District, Guangdong
Died	10 December 1970(1970-12-10) (aged 72)
Allegiance	Republic of China
Branch	National Revolutionary Army
Conflicts	Northern Expedition Second Sino-Japanese War

Huang Qixiang (Chinese: 黃琪翔; Wade–Giles: Huang Chi-hsiang; 2 September 1898 – 10 December 1970) was a Chinese military commander and statesman. He led the Chinese Action Committee for National Liberation in 1933 during the short-lived People's Revolutionary Government of the Republic of China.

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v t e Chinese Kuomintang Provisional Action Committee
Predecessor of the Chinese Peasants' and Workers' Democratic Party Elected at the First National Cadres Conference in August 1930
Director-General	Deng Yanda
Executive Members	Deng Yanda Huang Qixiang Peng Zemin Zhang Bojun Ji Fang Zheng Taipu Luo Renyi Zhu Yunshan Li Shizhang Qiu Zhe Guo Guanjie Wang Chenxin Xie Shuying Qiu Xuexun Xiao Bingzhang Jiang Dongqin Yang Yitang Li Yujiu Chen Baoyin Wan Can Qiu Ehua Yang Shusong Pan Zhenya Zhan Xianzhe Zou Lanfu

v t e Chinese National Liberation Action Committee
Predecessor of the Chinese Peasants' and Workers' Democratic Party, renamed from the Chinese Kuomintang Provisional Action Committee Elected at the Second National Cadres Conference in November 1935
General Secretary	Huang Qixiang
Secretaries of Committees	Secretary of the Organization Committee: Peng Zexiang Secretary of the Publicity Committee: Zhang Bojun Secretary of the Finance Committee: Qiu Zhe Secretary of the General Affairs Committee: Guo Guanjie Secretary of the Supervisory Committee: Peng Zexiang

v t e Chinese National Liberation Action Committee Central Provisional Executive Committee
Predecessor of the Chinese Peasants' and Workers' Democratic Party Elected at the Third National Cadres Conference in March 1938
Chief Liaison Officer	Zhang Bojun
Members	Huang Qixiang Zhang Bojun Peng Zemin Peng Zexiang Qiu Zhe Guo Guanjie Zhang Yunchuan (1904) Li Shihao Li Boqiu Chen Zhuofan Yang Yitang Guo Qiaoran Du Bingpo Ji Fang Luo Renyi He Shikun Yang Qingyuan Lian Ruiqi Zhuang Mingyuan Wang Yifan Chen Qiyuan Wang Jiyi Zhu Daijie Zou Jingtao Tang Wuyuan

v t e Chinese Peasants' and Workers' Democratic Party Fifth Central Executive Committee
November 1949 – December 1951
Chairman	Zhang Bojun
Members	Zhang Bojun Guo Guanjie Zhang Yunchuan Li Boqiu Wang Shenlin Li Shihao Luo Renyi Yang Qingyuan Yang Yitang Guo Zechen Zhuang Mingyuan Wang Yifan Yan Xinmin He Shikun Yang Ziheng Lian Ruiqi Ji Fang Guo Qiaoran Yun Yinglin Huang Nong Huang Penghao Huang Qixiang Qiu Zhe

v t e Chinese Peasants' and Workers' Democratic Party Sixth Central Committee
December 1951 – December 1958
Chairman	Zhang Bojun → Ji Fang^{[notes 1]}
Vice Chairmen	Peng Zemin Huang Qixiang^{[notes 2]}
Members of the Central Executive Bureau	Zhang Bojun Peng Zemin Huang Qixiang Ji Fang Liu Chun Xu Binru Guo Guanjie Li Boqiu Wang Shenlin Guo Zechen Yan Xinmin He Shikun Zhang Yunchuan Wang Renxuan Li Shihao Wang Yifan (additional member) Yang Yitang (additional member)
Secretary-General of the Central Executive Bureau	Huang Qixiang^{[notes 3]}
↑ Note 1: Nominated by the 35th Meeting of the Central Executive Bureau on 4 April 1958 ↑ Note 2: By-election at the Third Plenary Session of the Sixth Central Committee in April 1957 ↑ Note 3: Nominated at the First Meeting of the Central Executive Bureau on 12 December 1951

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