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Zhao Lin

Communist Party Secretary of Jilin
In office 1966–1968
Preceded by	Wu De
Succeeded by	Wang Huaixiang

Personal details
Born	1906 Ji'an, Jiangxi
Died	2003
Political party	Chinese Communist Party

Zhao Lin ( Chinese: 赵林) (1906–2003) original name Luo Huimin ( Chinese: 罗惠民), also known as Luo Xianglin ( Chinese: 罗祥林), was a People's Republic of China politician. He was born in Ji'an, Jiangxi. He was Chinese Communist Party Committee Secretary of Jilin. He was a member of the Central Advisory Commission and a delegate to the 5th National People's Congress. He was a member of the 61 Renegades.

Preceded by Wu De	Communist Party Secretary of Jilin 1966–1968	Succeeded by Wang Huaixiang

v t e Political leaders of Jilin since 1949
Party Committee Secretaries	Liu Xiwu Li Mengling Wu De Zhao Lin Wang Huaixiang Wang Enmao Qiang Xiaochu Gao Di He Zhukang Zhang Dejiang Wang Yunkun Wang Min Sun Zhengcai Wang Rulin Bayanqolu Jing Junhai Huang Qiang
Congress Chairpersons	Li Youwen Yu Ke Zhao Xiu Huo Mingguang He Zhukang Zhang Dejiang Sang Fengwen [ zh] Wang Yunkun Wang Min Sun Zhengcai Wang Rulin Bayanqolu Jing Junhai
Governors	Zhou Chiheng Li Youwen Wang Huaixiang Wang Enmao Yu Ke Zhang Gensheng Zhao Xiu Gao Dezhan He Zhukang Wang Zhongyu Gao Yan Wang Yunkun Hong Hu Wang Min Han Changfu Wang Rulin Bayanqolu Jiang Chaoliang Liu Guozhong Jing Junhai Han Jun Hu Yuting
Conference Chairpersons	Li Diping Wang Enmao Li Diping Liu Jingzhi Liu Yunzhao Zhang Yueqi Wang Guofa Bayanqolu Huang Yanming Jiang Zelin Zhu Guoxian

v t e Political leaders of Shandong since 1949
Party Committee Secretaries	Kang Sheng Fu Qiutao Xiang Ming Shu Tong Zeng Xisheng Tan Qilong Wang Xiaoyu Yang Dezhi Bai Rubing Su Yiran Liang Buting Jiang Chunyun Zhao Zhihao Wu Guanzheng Zhang Gaoli Li Jianguo Jiang Yikang Liu Jiayi Li Ganjie Lin Wu
Congress Chairpersons	Zhao Lin Qin Hezhen Li Zhen Zhao Zhihao Han Xikai Zhang Gaoli Li Jianguo Jiang Yikang Liu Jiayi Li Ganjie Lin Wu
Governors	Kang Sheng Zhao Jianmin Tan Qilong Bai Rubing Wang Xiaoyu Yang Dezhi Bai Rubing Su Yiran Liang Buting Li Chang'an Jiang Chunyun Zhao Zhihao Li Chunting Zhang Gaoli Han Yuqun Jiang Daming Guo Shuqing Gong Zheng Li Ganjie Zhou Naixiang
Conference Chairpersons	Tan Qilong Bai Rubing Gao Keting Li Zichao Lu Maozeng Han Xikai Wu Aiying Sun Shuyi Liu Wei Fu Zhifang Ge Huijun ♀

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Zhao Lin

Communist Party Secretary of Jilin
In office 1966–1968
Preceded by	Wu De
Succeeded by	Wang Huaixiang

Personal details
Born	1906 Ji'an, Jiangxi
Died	2003
Political party	Chinese Communist Party

Zhao Lin

Communist Party Secretary of Jilin

In office
1966–1968

Preceded by

Wu De

Succeeded by

Wang Huaixiang

Personal details

Born

1906
Ji'an, Jiangxi

Died

2003