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No. Name Passport No 1 LIU YANG 2 ZHAO XINFENG 3 ZHANG No. Name passport no 1 LIU YANG EA498842* 2 ZHAO XINFENG G4315090* 3 ZHANG ZHENLING E0783259* 4 LI JINLIANG E2377856* 5 LIN MINGZHAO E3527798* 6 WANG PENG G5063686* 7 FAN QINGSHE E0785394* 8 ZHAO MINGWEI EB628581* 9 LI JICHU E1440882* 10 LIU PEIYU E3439146* 11 WU HUAI EB495797* 12 DU XIAOLEI E2259092* 13 ZHANG YANSONG E2378165* 14 ZHOU CHAO E2507510* 15 ZHANG QUN E1437132* 16 YOU CHANGHUA E1062959* 17 ZHOU YUANPENG G4524983* 18 TIAN FANYU E0887821* 19 CAO FEI E1314702* 20 GUO JINLONG ED623857* 21 CHEN XIAOWEI E0781240* 22 ZHANG JIANPING E0592723* 23 ZHU WEN G5989369* 24 LI DEFU G5838910* 25 GAO MINGYAN E0108420* 26 LIU JINMING E2038535* 27 LI KUI E3528670* 28 CHEN XIAOTUAN EI439099* 29 ZHOU TAO G4259769* 30 GENG ZHIHUA E1440017* 31 LI CHAO EB901175* 32 LI SIQI G5646572* 33 LI DAN G4960216* 34 HU HAIQI G4034730* 35 WANG PING G3505456* 36 WANG XIAOKAI EA500362* 37 HUANG MING E3189969* 38 ZHAO CHAO E9621455* 39 ZHOU CHANGHENG E2038535* 40 XIONG HUI E1437385* 41 ZHU LIZHUANG E4128858* 42 ZENG MING E2258926* 43 CHEN SHIHAO E2507036* 44 ZHU CIBAO E1061569* 45 YAN JINBANG E0184581* 46 YAN DAOMIN E2258732* 47 WANG JIAWEI E1499211* 48 LI HONGMU E0874534* 49 YANG JIANHUA G5352422* 50 WANG YOULIANG E2507859* 51 FU LIANG G5914158* 52 YANG XIAODONG G3583683* 53 LI PENG G3869906* 54 XING CHENG G5575813* 55 YANG XIAO E2506942* 56 XU GONGJIA E3189239* 57 ZHANG YONGZHAN E0183312* 58 ZHAI LIWEI G3329129* 59 ZHANG XUELIANG E2260227* 60 ZHANG ZHIBIN E2260227* 61 QIN XULIN G5914462* 62 LI QINGPING G5486750* 63 FAN YANGYANG G3854789* 64 PAN XIAOMEI G5997146* 65 ZOU HAIYAN G4164434* 66 DENG HAIFENG G4675039* 67 ZHANG MINGZHENG E4011421* 68 ZHAO LIYUN G3287762* 69 ZHANG SHUAI E2376003* 70 ZHAO ERBIN E2376004* 71 JI ZHIQIANG E3216925* 72 TANG HUFAN E3274695* 73 HUA YUANYUAN G5863294* 74 ZHANG HUAN E0505732* 75 ZHAO WENQIANG E2543716* 76 XIONG QINGWU E0094800* 77 DAI ZHENGNAN E2171882* 78 LU LINTENG E0197204* 79 LIU TINGTING E1440019* 80 WEI MIAODONG E1586487* 81 CHENG FANGDONG E1585351* 82 YANG HAIBO E3274899* 83 YU XIAOGANG G4159864* 84 ZHAI GANGLEI E2506253* 85 REN JUNLE E0308802* 86 CHEN ZENGRUN E3216910* 87 SONG YIYAN E2543890* 88 WANG BANG E0083081* 89 ZOU ZENGFU G5076417* 90 XU CHANCHAN E2505086* 91 ZHU HUI E1194163* 92 WEI YE EB897256* 93 LING XINGLONG G5063045* 94 YIN JUN E2170731* 95 WANG YUQUAN E2171871* 96 DONG JINNING EA501136* 97 LI ZHEN GUANG G4053668* 98 LIU ZHENGYUAN E1441093* 99 ZHANG ZHONGTAO E1094473* 100 YAN PING G3165234* 101 WEI HONG NA G3873001* 102 FENG XINJUAN E1214718* 103 WANG FURONG E3288498* 104 JIANG KUN E2115858* 105 DING HAISHAN E1314853* 106 WANG JIAQING E3288187* 107 HUANG JIANHUA E2171667* 108 LI DONG G3585559* 109 ZHANG QING E2037454* 110 HAN JINFENG E0431030* 111 LIU HUI E3586597* 112 LU GANGWEI G4961963* 113 YU JING E8942997* 114 LI YALI E2259307* 115 QIU SHULIANG G2858705* 116 XU BAOKU E2113976* 117 LI YU G4357467* 118 HUANG YAKUN E1744542* 119 YANG QIN E2376550* 120 ZHAN GUILING G6136743* 121 SONG RIFENG G4696904* 122 HU HENG E1439992* 123 ZHENG WENCHAO G5286944* 124 WANG FUYONG G4208025* 125 HUANG SONG E1433415* 126 LYU XIAODONG E0782900* 127 WANG CHUANBO E1443610* 128 LI TIEJUN G0446859* 129 YAN KUN E2507037* 130 GAO FEILONG E0938554* 131 MA CAOYUAN E2376416* 132 WEN QUANLU E1441089* 133 SUN WENXIA E1584019* 134 GAN ZHONGCHENG G6137545* 135 SHI HUTAO E3318565* 136 WANG ZHEN G2285680* 137 BU QINGHONG E6431300* 138 LI LING G4376957* 139 LI HONGHUA E2181081* 140 YU HAIXIA G5431847* 141 WANG ZHEN E2459819* 142 ZHAO DONGYU G2793731* 143 ZHANG YAN G5076072* 144 LI HAIYAN G1285721* 145 LIU CHUNLING G4823256* 146 MA SONGLIANG E6431637* 147 HUANG XINLIANG G4584271* 148 GAO HONGJU G3135084* 149 DONG XILI G5312823* 150 YIN GUANGXU E0508729* 151 JIN YINGJIE E7824540* 152 LI MEI G5072518* 153 XU XIAOTAO G5996361* 154 HE FUQING G5068531* 155 MU DUNYU G2158985* 156 SHI DONGMING G2590511* 157 WANG JINBO G2859735* 158 LI FENG G2795316* 159 HUANG XIANG G2487545* 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