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The Name of All the Directors Who Serve The The name of all the directors who serve the board of the subsidiaries of Fosun International Limited (the “Company”) or act as the sole director of subsidiaries of the Company as at 31 December 2019 截至 2019 年 12 月 31 日止所有服务复星国际有限公司（「本公司」）附属公司董事会 或担任本公司附属公司唯一董事之董事姓名 中文 English 艾学良 AI Xueliang 安国瑞 AN Guorui 安海涛 AN Haitao 白金荣 BAI Jinrong 白涛 BAI Tao 白文江 BAI Wenjiang 包景轩 BAO Jingxuan 包勤贵 BAO Qingui 鲍贤勇 BAO Xianyong 薄伟 BO Wei 步国军 BU Guojun 蔡更良 CAI Gengliang 蔡耿强 CAI Gengqiang 蔡军 CAI Jun 蔡黎莉 CAI Lili 蔡买松 CAI Maisong 蔡荣鸿 CAI Ronghong 蔡新 CAI Xin 蔡旭伟 CAI Xuwei 曹戈博 CAO Gebo 曹惠民 CAO Huimin 曹鸣龙 CAO Minglong 曹萍 CAO Ping 曹清柏 CAO Qingbai 曹荣明 CAO Rongming 曹先锋 CAO Xianfeng 曹霄辉 CAO Xiaohui 曹欣荣 CAO Xinrong 曹雪萍 CAO Xueping 曹益堂 CAO Yitang 曹志勇 CAO Zhiyong 柴闻华 CHAI Wenhua 陈吉宇 CHAN Kat Yu David 1 中文 English 陈伟文 CHAN Wai Man Raymond 常青 CHANG Qing 常晓伟 CHANG Xiaowei 常毅 CHANG Yi 陈波 CHEN Bo 陈春林 CHEN Chunlin 陈丹 CHEN Dan 陈锋 CHEN Feng 陈光熠 CHEN Guangyi 陈国平 CHEN Guoping 陈宏进 CHEN Hongjin 陈泓铮 CHEN Hongzheng 陈键 CHEN Jian 陈健豪 CHEN Jianhao 陈继东 CHEN Jidong 陈解军 CHEN Jiejun 陈开红 CHEN Kaihong 陈雷 CHEN Lei 陈樑 CHEN Liang 陈利波 CHEN Libo 陈黎静 CHEN Lijing 陈历俊 CHEN Lijun 陈力元 CHEN Liyuan 陈敏 CHEN Min 陈明 CHEN Ming 陈民敏 CHEN Minmin 陈宁 CHEN Ning 陈强 CHEN Qiang 陈庆松 CHEN Qingsong 陈琼龙 CHEN Qionglong 陈启宇 CHEN Qiyu 陈荃 CHEN Quan 陈润财 CHEN Runcai 陈士浩 CHEN Shihao 陈嵩泓 CHEN Songhong 陈伟 CHEN Wei 陈晓冬 CHEN Xiaodong 陈晓敏 CHEN Xiaomin 陈小勇 CHEN Xiaoyong 陈鑫 CHEN Xin 2 中文 English 陈星德 CHEN Xingde 陈兴华 CHEN Xinghua 陈锡文 CHEN Xiwen 陈雪明 CHEN Xueming 陈扬发 CHEN Yangfa 陈义 CHEN Yi 陈怡芳 CHEN Yifang 陈裔皓 CHEN Yihao 陈勇 CHEN Yong 陈元安 CHEN Yuanan 陈越 CHEN Yue 陈跃滨 CHEN Yuebin 陈玉卿 CHEN Yuqing 陈育熊 CHEN Yuxiong 陈煜宇 CHEN Yuyu 陈战宇 CHEN Zhanyu 陈志嫦 CHEN Zhichang 陈志峰 CHEN Zhifeng 陈志华 CHEN Zhihua 陈致愍 CHEN Zhimin 陈指升 CHEN Zhisheng 陈珠凉 CHEN Zhuliang 陈遵炎 CHEN Zunyan 成功 CHENG Gong 成江红 CHENG Jianghong 程红 CHENG Hong 程康 CHENG Kang 程兴华 CHENG Xinghua 程杨 CHENG Yang 程勇 CHENG Yong 程源 CHENG Yuan 程云 CHENG Yun 张明辉 CHEUNG Ming Fai Ivan 迟小磊 CHI Xiaolei 储浩 CHU Hao 楚觉非 CHU Juefei 楚绍国 CHU Shaoguo 褚小丽 CHU Xiaoli 丛镭 CONG Lei 丛森 CONG Sen 3 中文 English 丛义国 CONG Yiguo 崔江江 CUI Jiangjiang 崔树彬 CUI Shubin 崔志平 CUI Zhiping 戴国磊 DAI Guolei 戴海峰 DAI Haifeng 代金铁 DAI Jintie 戴昆 DAI Kun 戴觅觅 DAI Mimi 戴琦 DAI Qi 戴启超 DAI Qichao 戴素霞 DAI Suxia 邓长江 DENG Changjiang 邓仕龙 DENG Shilong 邓伟民 DENG Weimin 邓湘翎 DENG Xiangling 邓晓博 DENG Xiaobo 邓小星 DENG Xiaoxing 邓昳 DENG Yi 丁碧军 DING Bijun 丁佳 DING Jia 丁巨龙 DING Julong 丁魁 DING Kui 丁邻 DING Lin 丁胜利 DING Shengli 丁文莉 DING Wenli 董斌 DONG Bin 董刚 DONG Gang 董国璋 DONG Guozhang 董攀 DONG Pan 董娅 DONG Ya 董岩 DONG Yan 窦飞鹏 DOU Feipeng 杜刚 DU Gang 杜宏明 DU Hongming 杜明蓄 DU Mingxu 杜庆吉 DU Qingji 范邦翰 FAN Banghan 范洁 FAN Jie 范继军 FAN Jijun 4 中文 English 范金城 FAN Jincheng 樊黎 FAN Li 范伟 FAN Wei 范兴旺 FAN Xingwang 方翠玉 FANG Cuiyu 方建宏 FANG Jianhong 方君蔚 FANG Junwei 方苹 FANG Ping 房劬 FANG Qu 房文艳 FANG Wenyan 方香生 FANG Xiangsheng 方以栋 FANG Yidong 费焜 FEI Kun 冯汉江 FENG Hanjiang 冯健 FENG Jian 冯培华 FENG Peihua 冯意林 FENG Yilin 冯禹 FENG Yu 傅峰 FU Feng 符贵兴 FU Guixing 傅洁民 FU Jiemin 付俊春 FU Junchun 伏巍 FU Wei 傅文球 FU Wenqiu 傅心宇 FU Xinyu 甘鹏威 GAN Pengwei 刚好 GANG Hao 高传德 GAO Chuande 高初水 GAO Chushui 高达 GAO Da 高斐 GAO Fei 高鹤洁 GAO Hejie 高会龙 GAO Huilong 高利民 GAO Limin 高丽秀 GAO Lixiu 高漫春 GAO Manchun 高敏 GAO Min 高锡田 GAO Xitian 高秀凤 GAO Xiufeng 高一轩 GAO Yixuan 5 中文 English 高玉贞 GAO Yuzhen 葛跃 GE Yue 耿斌 GENG Bin 耿明 GENG Ming 龚程 GONG Cheng 龚洪发 GONG Hongfa 宫鸿雁 GONG Hongyan 龚平 GONG Ping 龚文亚 GONG Wenya 龚媛 GONG Yuan 龚跃明 GONG Yueming 顾栋华 GU Donghua 顾柳利 GU Liuli 顾平 GU Ping 顾晓亮 GU Xiaoliang 顾晓文 GU Xiaowen 辜校旭 GU Xiaoxu 顾一民 GU Yimin 顾峥嵘 GU Zhengrong 关晓晖 GUAN Xiaohui 官燕 GUAN Yan 管英菊 GUAN Yingju 关远程 GUAN Yuancheng 郭超 GUO Chao 郭春泰 GUO Chuntai 郭风芳 GUO Fengfang 郭嘉骏 GUO Jiajun 郭力 GUO Li 国明明 GUO Mingming 郭庆 GUO Qing 郭清 GUO Qing 郭淑勤 GUO Shuqin 郭伟 GUO Wei 郭小舟 GUO Xiaozhou 郭亚庭 GUO Yating 郭永清 GUO Yongqing 韩峰 HAN Feng 韩继深 HAN Jishen 韩林辰 HAN Linchen 韩阳 HAN Yang 6 中文 English 郝毓鸣 HAO Yuming 何川 HE Chuan 何道斌 HE Daobin 贺芳 HE Fang 贺斐 HE Fei 贺国杰 HE Guojie 何融 HE Rong 何时金 HE Shijin 贺同路 HE Tonglu 何宇栋 HE Yudong 贺振明 HE Zhenming 何宗平 HE Zongping 洪光涛 HONG Guangtao 洪九烈 HONG Jiulie 侯抗胜 HOU Kangsheng 侯荣涛 HOU Rongtao 胡殿冰 HU Dianbing 胡凡 HU Fan 胡韩飞 HU Hanfei 胡航 HU Hang 胡江林 HU Jianglin 胡锦 HU Jin 胡俊杰 HU Junjie 胡奎 HU Kui 胡萍 HU Ping 胡润哲 HU Runzhe 胡尚钊 HU Shangzhao 胡胜 HU Sheng 胡树岩 HU Shuyan 胡巍 HU Wei 胡文瑞 HU Wenrui 胡夏 HU Xia 胡雄斌 HU Xiongbin 胡彦会 HU Yanhui 黄邦瑜 HUANG Bangyu 黄崇圣 HUANG Chongsheng 黄德良 HUANG Deliang 黄凤昌 HUANG Fengchang 黄刚 HUANG Gang 黄海鹰 HUANG Haiying 7 中文 English 黄河 HUANG He 黄鸿春 HUANG Hongchun 黄惠民 HUANG Huimin 黄家骝 HUANG Jialiu 黄锦培 HUANG Jinpei 黄进栓 HUANG Jinshuan 黄凯 HUANG Kai 黄兰华 HUANG Lanhua 黄淼 HUANG Miao 黄旼宇 HUANG Minyu 黄沛 HUANG Pei 黄千红 HUANG Qianhong 黄若嵛 HUANG Ruoyu 黄硕 HUANG Shuo 黄维 HUANG Wei 黄文龙 HUANG Wenlong 黄潇 HUANG Xiao 黄小海 HUANG Xiaohai 黄兴金 HUANG Xingjin 黄一新 HUANG Yixin 黄豫哲 HUANG Yuzhe 黄泽民 HUANG Zemin 黄震 HUANG Zhen 霍鹭佳 HUO Lujia 霍薇 HUO Wei 贾鸿飞 JIA Hongfei 贾树蓉 JIA Shurong 江宝玉 JIANG Baoyu 蒋波 JIANG Bo 蒋朝光 JIANG Chaoguang 姜大华 JIANG Dahua 姜道金 JIANG Daojin 姜浩 JIANG Hao 姜红波 JIANG Hongbo 蒋钧元 JIANG Junyuan 江克璐 JIANG Kelu 蒋励 JIANG Li 蒋立峰 JIANG Lifeng 蒋立健 JIANG Lijian 蒋奇 JIANG Qi 8 中文 English 姜强 JIANG Qiang 蒋睿毅 JIANG Ruiyi 姜伟东 JIANG Weidong 蒋为民 JIANG Weimin 蒋文一 JIANG Wenyi 江宪 JIANG Xian 姜晓岗 JIANG Xiaogang 姜欣 JIANG Xin 蒋远林 JIANG Yuanlin 蒋兆东 JIANG Zhaodong 蒋桢全 JIANG Zhenquan 焦富光 JIAO Fuguang 焦庆才 JIAO Qingcai 金晨 JIN Chen 金铎 JIN Duo 金福民 JIN Fumin 金国超 JIN Guochao 金国忠 JIN Guozhong 金海军 JIN Haijun 金华龙 JIN Hualong 金惠明 JIN Huiming 金建明 JIN Jianming 金茂春 JIN Maochun 金涛 JIN Tao 金伟 JIN Wei 金文 JIN Wen 金亚丽 JIN Yali 金炎芳 JIN Yanfang 金艺 JIN Yi 鞠珩 JU Heng 笠井信司 KASAI Shinji 柯晨煜 KE Chenyu 小林昭雄 KOBAYASHI Akio 孔德力 KONG Deli 孔晋 KONG Jin 况奕 KUANG Yi 公孙星远 KUNGSEN Sinyuan David 赖芳英 LAI Fangying 赖智明 LAI Zhiming 兰海波 LAN Haibo 9 中文 English 郎春晖 LANG Chunhui 罗紫君 LAW Tsz Kwan Iris 乐惠明 LE Huiming 雷鸣 LEI Ming 冷明辉 LENG Minghui 李博 LI Bo 李伯云 LI Boyun 李骋 LI Cheng 李春 LI Chun 李楚平 LI Chuping 李丹 LI Dan 李丹妮 LI Danni 李大为 LI Dawei 李德兴 LI Dexing 李荻 LI Di 李定豪 LI Dinghao 李东久 LI Dongjiu 李东明 LI Dongming 李卫红 LI Ekoh 李福存 LI Fucun 李伏儿 LI Fuer 李海峰 LI Haifeng 李红光 LI Hongguang 李洪晋 LI Hongjin 李洪溢 LI Hongyi 黎华胜 LI Huasheng 李建国 LI Jianguo 李建华 LI Jianhua 李建民 LI Jianmin 李建青 LI Jianqing 李继春 LI Jichun 李洁 LI Jie 李晋 LI Jin 李京传 LI Jingchuan 李进华 LI Jinhua 李军 LI Jun 李磊 LI Lei 李力 LI Li 李莉 LI Li 李连军 LI Lianjun 10 中文 English 李龙 LI Long 李梅 LI Mei 李萌 LI Meng 李梦甦 LI Mengsu 李明 LI Ming 李琦 LI Qi 李清 LI Qing 李庆 LI Qing 李亲元 LI Qinyuan 李琼根 LI Qionggen 李荣森 LI Rongsen 李荣武 LI Rongwu 李锐 LI Rui 李三根 LI Sangen 黎少强 LI Shaoqiang 李胜利 LI Shengli 李淑芬 LI Shufen 李树伟 LI Shuwei 李苏波 LI Subo 李涛 LI Tao 李天宇 LI Tianyu 郦威 LI Wei 李威 LI Wei 李伟华 LI Weihua 李伟翔 LI Weixiang 李想 LI Xiang 李湘宏 LI Xianghong 李显林 LI Xianlin 李兴华 LI Xinghua 李轩 LI Xuan 李雪松 LI Xuesong 李桠蒙 LI Yameng 李岩 LI Yan 李旸 LI Yang 李洋 LI Yang 李烨 LI Ye 李毅 LI Yi 李一 LI Yi 李一凡 LI Yifan 李义星 LI Yixing 11 中文 English 李永东 LI Yongdong 李咏鸿 LI Yonghong 李彧 LI Yu 李云飞 LI Yunfei 李运涛 LI Yuntao 李再新 LI Zaixin 李增秋 LI Zengqiu 李志芳 LI Zhifang 李智明 LI Zhiming 李志强 LI Zhiqiang 李宗南 LI Zongnan 连国臣 LIAN Guochen 梁春和 LIANG Chunhe 梁剑 LIANG Jian 梁建光 LIANG Jianguang 梁军 LIANG Jun 梁勤育 LIANG Qinyu 梁世娟 LIANG Shijuan 梁友铭 LIANG Youming 廖海松 LIAO Haisong 廖杰远 LIAO Jieyuan 廖进明 LIAO Jinming 廖启宇 LIAO Qiyu 林柏凡 LIN Bofan 林斌 LIN Bin 林畅伟 LIN Changwei 林国强 LIN Guoqiang 林国庆 LIN Guoqing 林汉彬 LIN Hanbin 林辉 LIN Hui 林继哲 LIN Jizhe 林克恒 LIN Keheng 林林 LIN Lin 林明庚 LIN Minggeng 林南坤 LIN Nankun 林杏春 LIN Xingchun 林岩 LIN Yan 林之乔 LIN Zhiqiao 凌红风 LING Hongfeng 令狐宁 LINGHU Ning 12 中文 English 刘爱国 LIU Aiguo 刘宝 LIU Bao 刘斌 LIU Bin 刘兵 LIU Bing 刘超 LIU Chao 刘正毅 LIU Cheng Yi 刘春良 LIU Chunliang 刘凤娇 LIU Fengjiao 刘剑 LIU Jian 刘健 LIU Jian 刘建彤 LIU Jiantong 刘金生 LIU Jinsheng 刘军 LIU Jun 刘浩 LIU Hao 刘丽洁 LIU Lijie 刘凌 LIU Ling 刘丽雅 LIU Liya 刘理勇 LIU Liyong 刘淼淼 LIU Miaomiao 刘明东 LIU Mingdong 刘明涛 LIU Mingtao 刘宁 LIU Ning 刘蓬 LIU Peng 刘琦 LIU Qi 刘强 LIU Qiang 刘琴 LIU Qin 刘庆 LIU Qing 刘胜光 LIU Shengguang 刘世高 LIU Shigao 刘蜀 LIU Shu 刘思齐 LIU Siqi 刘思语 LIU Siyu 刘天尧 LIU Tianyao 刘玮 LIU Wei 刘巍 LIU Wei 刘伟华 LIU Weihua 刘文东 LIU Wendong 刘文溢 LIU Wenyi 刘晓光 LIU Xiaoguang 刘晓亮 LIU Xiaoliang 13 中文 English 刘学臣 LIU Xuechen 刘学军 LIU Xuejun 刘旭峰 LIU Xufeng 刘亚 LIU Ya 刘毅 LIU Yi 刘勇 LIU Yong 刘永胜 LIU Yongsheng 刘永泰 LIU Yongtai 柳镛瑛 LIU Yongying 刘又红 LIU Youhong 刘雨 LIU Yu 刘泽明 LIU Zeming 刘振海 LIU Zhenhai 刘中森 LIU Zhongsen 刘中一 LIU Zhongyi 刘壮成 LIU Zhuangcheng 龙亮 LONG Liang 娄贯平 LOU Guanping 楼文伟 LOU Wenwei 路大勇 LU Dayong 陆海波 LU Haibo 鲁建勋 LU Jianxun 路景群 LU Jingqun 卢军 LU Jun 陆军哲 LU Junzhe 卢涛 LU Tao 陆炜青 LU Weiqing 陆文华 LU Wenhua 卢晓峰 LU Xiaofeng 陆星华 LU Xinghua 陆兆勇 LU Zhaoyong 卢振邦 LU Zhenbang 陆志荣 LU Zhirong 陆中将 LU Zhongjiang 吕敏怡 LUI Man Yi 罗海林 LUO Hailin 罗翰 LUO Han 罗勇 LUO Yong 吕保华 LV Baohua 吕明芳 LV Mingfang 14 中文 English 吕颂宪 LV Songxian 吕晓娣 LV Xiaodi 吕新苗 LV Xinmiao 马德华 MA Dehua 马军伟 MA Junwei 马迁 MA Qian 马伟华 MA Weihua 马文超 MA Wenchao 马晓蕾 MA Xiaolei 马弋轶 MA Yiyi 马赟 MA Yun 麻柱 MA Zhu 麦伟林 MAK Wai Lam William 毛部生 MAO Busheng 毛诚 MAO Cheng 毛桂华 MAO Guihua 毛玮 MAO Wei 茅向华 MAO Xianghua 梅鸿 MEI Hong 梅红健 MEI Hongjian 梅家秀 MEI Jiaxiu 梅璟萍 MEI Jingping 梅金蕾 MEI Jinlei 梅岭 MEI Ling 孟婧 MENG Jing 孟利 MENG Li 孟文博 MENG Wenbo 孟兆胜 MENG Zhaosheng 苗向东 MIAO Xiangdong 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