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Alternate Members of 19Th Central Committee Alternate members of 19th central committee 1. Ma Zhengwu 2. Ma Weiming(Old) 3. Ma Guoqiang(Hui ethnic group) 4. Wang Ning(Fujian)(Old) 5. Wang Yongkang 6. Wang Weizhong 7. Wang Xudong 8. Wang Xiubin 9. Wang Junzheng 10. Wang Chunning 11. Feng Jianhua 12. Qumushiha(Yi ethnic group) 13. Ren Xuefeng(Old) 14. Liu Ning 15. Liu Faqing 16. Liu Xiaokai(Miao ethnic group) 17. Yan Jinhai (Tibetan ethnic group) 18. Yan Zhichan(Female) 19. Li Qun(Old) 20. Li Jinghao(Korean ethnic group) 21. Yang Ning (female, Bai ethnic group) 22. Yang Wei 23. Xiao Yingzi (Female, Zhuang ethnic group) 24. Wu Qiang (Dong ethnic group) 25. Wu Cunrong 26. Wu Jieming 27. Wu Shenghua (Buyi ethnic group) 28. Zou Ming 29. Chen Chunyao 30. Song Guoquan 31. Zhang Guangjun 32. Zhang Yuzhuo 33. Zhang Zhifen 34. Zhang Zhenzhong 35. Zhang Jinghua 36. Chen Gang(Old) 37. Chen Yixin 38. Chen Haibo 39. Lin Shaochun 40. Hang Yihong 41. Ouyang Xiaoping 42. Luobu Dunzhu(Tibetan ethnic group) 43. Luo Hongjiang(Dai ethnic group) 44. Luo Qingyu 45. Jin Donghan(Old) 46. Zhou Bo 47. Zhou Qi 48. Zhou Naixiang 49. Guan Qing 50. Zhao Yupei(Old) 51. Zhao Aiming(Female)(Old) 52. Zhao Deming(Yao ethnic group) 53. Hao Ping 54. Hu Wenrong 55. Hu Henghua 56. Duan Chunhua 57. Yu Guang 58. Jiang Zhigang 59. He Dongfeng 60. He Junke 61. Jia Yumei(Female) 62. Xu Zhongbo 63. Xu Hairong 64. Xu Xinrong 65. Gao Guangbin(Old) 66. Guo Dongming 67. Tang Yijun 68. Tang Dengjie 69. Huang Minqiang 70. Huang Guoxian 71. Huang Lixin(Female)(Old) 72. Huang Xiaowei(Female) 73. Cao Jianguo 74. Chang Dingqiu 75. Cui Yuzhong 76. Ma Zhenjun 77. Liang Tiangeng 78. Kou Wei(Bai ethnic group) 79. Peng Jinhui(Yi ethnic group) 80. Cheng Lianyuan 81. Fu Xingguo 82. Xie Chuntao 83. Lan Tianli(Zhuang ethnic group)(Old) 84. Cai Jianjiang 85. Pei Jinjia 86. Tan Zuojun 87. Dai Houliang 88. Yu Shaoliang 89. Ma Shunqing(Hui ethnic group) 90. Wang Hong 91. Wang Zhaoli 92. Wang Jingqing 93. Wang Xiaoyun(Female) 94. Wang Endong 95. Fang Xiang 96. Kong Changsheng 97. Deng Xiaogang(PLA) 98. Aierken.Tuniyazi(Uighur ethnic group) 99. Shi Zhenglu 100. Shen Zhangyu 101. Feng Zhenglin 102. Lu Jun 103. Li Jia(Old) 104. Li Yuchao 105. Li Xiaobo 106. Yang Guangyue(Naxi ethnic group) 107. Wu Zhaohui 108. He Yaling(Female) 109. Zhang Gong 110. Zhang Jiangting 111. Zhang Fuhai 112. Chen Xu(Female) 113. Chen Siqing 114. Fan Ruiping 115. Yi Gang 116. Yi Huiman 117. Yi Lianhong 118. Zhao Huan 119. Zhao Yide 120. Zhong Denghua 121. Xin Zhangxing 122. Shi Xiaolin(Female) 123. Qian Zhimin(Old) 124. Guo Mingyi(Old) 125. Tang Huajun 126. Tang Liangzhi 127. Huang Zhixian 128. Ge Huijun(Female)(Old) 129. Jing Junhai 130. Cheng Lihua(Female) 131. Fu Ziying 132. Jiao Yanlong 133. Lei Fanpei 134. Shen Haixiong 135. Cai Songtao 136. Yan Xiaodong 137. Pan Gongsheng 138. Ma Tingli(Hui ethnic group) 139. Wang Hai 140. Wang Xi 141. Wang Yinfang 142. Wang Yanling(Female) 143. Mao Wanchun 144. Wu Lan(Female, Mongolian ethnic group)(Old) 145. Yin Hong 146. Tian Guoli 147. Le Yucheng 148. Liu Shiquan(Old) 149. Sun Dawei 150. Yin Hejun 151. Chen Qing(Female) 152. Hu Changsheng 153. Cao Shumin(Female)(Old) 154. Mou Jianmin 155. Wei Gang 156. Wang Jiong 157. Wang Wentao(Old) 158. Mao Weiming 159. Deng Xiaogang(Sichuan) 160. Ren Hongbin(Old) 161. Li Jing(Female) 162. Li Yinghong 163. Wu Xiaoguang 164. Song Yushui(Female) 165. Tuo Zhen 166. Pan Yue 167. Ding Yexian 168. Wang Lixia(Female, Mongolian ethnic group) 169. Ning Jizhe 170. Yang Jincheng 171. Shu Qing(Manchu ethnic group) 172. Yao Zengke th Holdovers from 18 Central Committee 1. Ma Weiming 2. Wang Ning(Fujian) 3. Ren Xuefeng 4. Li Qun 5. Chen Gang 6. Jin Donghan 7. Zhao Yupei 8. Zhao Aiming(Female) 9. Gao Guangbin 10. Huang Lixin(Female) 11. Lan Tianli(Zhuang ethnic group) 12. Li Jia 13. Qian Zhimin 14. Guo Mingyi 15. Ge Huijun(Female) 16. Wu Lan(Female, Mongolian ethnic group) 17. Liu Shiquan 18. Cao Shumin(Female) 19. Wang Wentao 20. Ren Hongbin .
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