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The Names of All Directors Who Have Served on the Boards of The The names of all Directors who have served on the boards of the subsidiaries of Yuexiu Property Company Limited during the year ended 31 December 2020 or during the period from 1 January 2021 to 16 March 2021 are set out below and those marked with an asterisk * are Directors as at 16 March 2021 * Bao Cuiju * Cai Minghua * Cao Ronggeng * Chan Wing Fai * Chen Baohong Chen Caihui * Chen Dongpeng * Chen Hongbin * Chen Honglin * Chen Huiqing * Chen Jianfu * Chen Jing * Chen Junbiao * Chen Kai * Chen Kebin Chen Kwancai * Chen Lei * Chen Qianwen * Chen Ruizhe Chen Weijian * Chen Xiaodong * Chen Yiguang * Chen Zhifei * Chen Zhou * Chen Zuoqin Cheng Kam Wah * Cheng Qiang * Cheng Ru * Chu Xiaoxia * Dai Guanghui * Deng Weixiong * Ding Chunlin * Du Fengjun * Du Sheng * Fan Xuefei Fan Yifeng Fang Yi * Feng Guodong * Feng Rong Feng Youkang * Feng Zhichao Fu Zi * Gan Yinglin * Gao Hua Gao Jingyu * Gao Sheng * Geng Junfeng * Guan Feng * Guo Dongjun * Guo Li * Guo Shiqing * Guo Yingtao * Guo Yong * Guo Yubo * Guo Zhujian * Han Zijin * He Dongxin * He Hongtao * He Jiantong * He Shuohui * He Xiaojun * He Yuping * Hong Guobing * Hou Guangjun * Hu Wenxiang * Huang Guiliang Huang Hongdong * Huang Hongliang * Huang Hui * Huang Jiaduo * Huang Qiuquan * Huang Weigang * Huang Xiaoling * Huang Yu * Huang Yulin * Hui Huang * Jiang Guoxiong * Jiang Muchuan Jiang Tiefeng * Jiang Wenbin * Jiang Ying Jin Zhongnan Lai Ming * Lai Ya * Lei Jinguo Li Canxing * Li Er * Li Feng * Li Hanhui Li Houqiang * Li Huiting * Li Jiaquan Li Qiang * Li Shengxue * Li Wenyao * Li Xiong * Li Yaomin * Li Yongxin * Li Yuan * Li Yunan * Li Zhiguo * Li Zhiyi * Li Zijin * Liang Danqing * Liang Minhong * Liang Rui * Liang Weicheng * Liang Yu * Liang Zhigang * Lin Feng Lin Hong * Lin Wenke Lin Xiaomin * Lin Yu * Lin Zhaoyuan * Lin Zhu Ling Shi * Liu Chong * Liu Fuying * Liu Guofeng Liu Libin * Liu Suyao * Liu Weitang * Liu Yan * Liu Yifan * Liu Ying Liu Yisheng * Liu Yonghe * Liu Zhenjia * Lu Meizhen * Lu Shanshan * Lu Wenjun * Lu Woming * Luo Ruidong * Luo Yong * Lv Songsong * Ma Haina * Ma Rui * Ma Xiaofeng Ma Yaoming Ma Zhongwen * Mao Liangmin * Mo Qinghua Ning Weiqiang * Ou Yangjun * Pan Hua * Pan Siyuan * Po Ping Wah * Qian Chen * Qiu Boqun * Qiu Jingwen Ren mingxia * Shan Jiaming * Shang Ligang * Shao Jie * Shen Fengming * Shen Lizhong * Shen Shu * Shi Mei Situ Yi * So Kai Ming * So Panggen * Song Zhenqing * Su Huizhen * Sun Zhiyun * Tan Shizhao * Wang Chao Wang Hua * Wang Jiayi Wang Liyun * Wang Qing * Wang Qinggang * Wang Rong * Wang Rongtao * Wang Shuai * Wang Tao * Wang Wenli * Wang Wenmin * Wang Xiaolong * Wang Xiaona * Wang Yan * Wang Yi * Wang Yiqing * Wang Zequan * Wei Kai * Wen Jiaying * Wen Leibin * Wu Delin * Wu Fengshan * Wu Guojun * Wu Jiabin * Wu Jinhai * Wu Ka I * Wu Suyang * Wu Wei * Xia Guoqiang * Xia Xin * Xiao Zhongling * Xie Bin * Xie Changli * Xie Deguang * Xie Sixin Xin Kun * Xu Chaobin * Xu Jianhui * Xu Qi Xu Xiaowun * Xu Xuefeng * Xu Yang * Xu Zoufan * Xue Hongjin Xue Hongying * Xue Jianrong * Xue Yi Yang De * Yang Jian * Yang Kai * Yang Shaowei * Yang Wenjie * Yang Zhibin * Yang Zhicheng * Yao Dahai * Ying Dehui * Ying Kunhui * Yu Aiqing * Yu Dongsheng * Yu Fei * Yu Jianjun * Yu Kongbin * Yu Lan Yu Li * Yu Xiao Yuan Xiaofei * Yuen Siu Ping, Paula * Zhan Ruilin Zhang Bailong * Zhang Bin * Zhang Bo * Zhang Chen * Zhang Chi Zhang Guangwei * Zhang Guoshun * Zhang Heng * Zhang Jianguo * Zhang Jin * Zhang Kun * Zhang Lei * Zhang Lijin * Zhang Quanzhong * Zhang Wei * Zhang Xiangguo * Zhang Xiaojing * Zhang Xintao * Zhang Yan * Zhang Yangping * Zhang Yu * Zhang Zhiyong * Zhao Xianfeng * Zheng Mulin * Zhong Yanling Zhong Zhao * Zhou Bo * Zhou Guangxiang * Zhou Hongbing * Zhu Aicui * Zhu Chen * Zhu Chunlei * Zhu Huisong * Zhu Linsong * Zhu Lisha * Zhu Zhuocheng Zong Jie.
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