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{{Year in the People's Republic of China|1979}}
{{Year in China|1979}}
Events in the year '''1979 in the [[People's Republic of China]]'''.
Events in the year '''1979 in the [[People's Republic of China]]'''.


== Incumbents ==
== Incumbents ==
* [[Chairman of the Communist Party of China]] – [[Hua Guofeng]]
* [[Chairman of the Chinese Communist Party]] – [[Hua Guofeng]]
* [[Premier of the People's Republic of China]] – [[Hua Guofeng]]
* [[Premier of the People's Republic of China]] – [[Hua Guofeng]]
* [[Chairman of the National People's Congress]] – [[Ye Jianying]]
* [[Chairman of the National People's Congress]] – [[Ye Jianying]]
* [[Chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference]] – [[Deng Xiaoping]]
* [[Chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference]] – [[Deng Xiaoping]]
* [[Vice Premier of the People's Republic of China]] – [[Deng Xiaoping]]
* [[Vice Premier of the People's Republic of China]] – [[Deng Xiaoping]]

=== Governors ===
* [[Politics of Anhui|Governor of Anhui Province]] &ndash; [[Wan Li]] then [[Zhang Jingfu]]
* [[Politics of Fujian|Governor of Fujian Province]] &ndash; [[Liao Zhigao]] then [[Ma Xingyuan (politician)|Ma Xingyuan]]
* [[Gansu|Governor of Gansu Province]] &ndash; [[Song Ping]] then [[Li Dengying]]
* [[Politics of Guangdong|Governor of Guangdong Province]] &ndash; [[Wei Guoqing]] then [[Xi Zhongxun]]
* [[Politics of Guizhou|Governor of Guizhou Province]] &ndash; [[Ma Li (politician)|Ma Li]] (until unknown)
* [[Politics of Hebei|Governor of Hebei Province]] &ndash; [[Liu Zihou]]
* [[Heilongjiang|Governor of Heilongjiang Province]] &ndash; [[Yang Yichen (politician)|Yang Yichen]] then [[Chen Lei (Heilongjiang)|Chen Lei]]
* [[Politics of Henan|Governor of Henan Province]] &ndash; [[Duan Junyi]] then [[Liu Jie (politician, born 1915)|Liu Jie]]
* [[Hubei|Governor of Hubei Province]] &ndash; [[Chen Pixian]] then [[Han Ningfu]]
* [[Politics of Hunan|Governor of Hunan Province]] &ndash; [[Mao Zhiyong]] then [[Sun Guozhi]]
* [[Politics of Jiangsu|Governor of Jiangsu Province]] &ndash; [[Xu Jiatun]] then [[Hui Yuyu]]
* [[Politics of Jiangxi|Governor of Jiangxi Province]] &ndash; [[Jiang Weiqing]] then [[Bai Dongcai]]
* [[Politics of Jilin|Governor of Jilin Province]] &ndash; [[Wang Enmao]]
* [[Politics of Liaoning|Governor of Liaoning Province]] &ndash; vacant
* [[Politics of Qinghai|Governor of Qinghai Province]] &ndash; [[Tan Qilong]] then [[Zhang Guosheng]]
* [[Politics of Shaanxi|Governor of Shaanxi Province]] &ndash; [[Wang Renzhong]] then [[Yu Mingtao]]
* [[Politics of Shandong|Governor of Shandong Province]] &ndash; [[Bai Rubing]] then [[Su Yiran]]
* [[Politics of Shanxi|Governor of Shanxi Province]] &ndash; [[Wang Qian]] then [[Luo Guibo]]
* [[Politics of Sichuan|Governor of Sichuan Province]] &ndash; [[Zhao Ziyang]] then [[Lu Dadong]]
* [[Yunnan|Governor of Yunnan Province]] &ndash; [[An Pingsheng]] then [[Liu Minghui]]
* [[Politics of Zhejiang|Governor of Zhejiang Province]] &ndash; [[Tie Ying]] then [[Li Fengping]]


==Events==
==Events==
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===January===
===January===
* January 1 – The [[United States]] and the [[People's Republic of China]] establish full [[Sino-American relations|diplomatic relations]].
* January 1 — The [[United States]] broke diplomatic relations with Republic of China, and established [[Sino-American relations|diplomatic relations]] with the [[People's Republic of China]].
* January - The [[One Child Policy]] is announced and implemented (est.)<ref>Rocha da Silva, Pascal (2006). "[http://www.sinoptic.ch/textes/recherche/2006/200608_Rocha.Pascal_memoire.pdf La politique de l'enfant unique en République populaire de Chine] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20071128072311/http://www.sinoptic.ch/textes/recherche/2006/200608_Rocha.Pascal_memoire.pdf |date=2007-11-28 }}" ("The politics of one child in the People's Republic of China"). Université de Genève ([[University of Geneva]]). p. 22-8. {{fr icon}}</ref>
* January - The [[One Child Policy]] is announced and implemented (est.)<ref>Rocha da Silva, Pascal (2006). "[http://www.sinoptic.ch/textes/recherche/2006/200608_Rocha.Pascal_memoire.pdf La politique de l'enfant unique en République populaire de Chine] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20071128072311/http://www.sinoptic.ch/textes/recherche/2006/200608_Rocha.Pascal_memoire.pdf |date=2007-11-28 }}" ("The politics of one child in the People's Republic of China"). Université de Genève ([[University of Geneva]]). p. 22-8. {{in lang|fr}}</ref>


===February===
===February===
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===March===
===March===
* March 5 – Zhuhai County was upgraded to [[Zhuhai]] City.
* March 14 – In [[China]], a [[Hawker Siddeley Trident]] crashes into a factory near [[Beijing]], killing at least 260.
* March 14 – In [[China]], a [[Hawker Siddeley Trident]] crashes into a factory near [[Beijing]], killing at least 260.

===September===
*September 27 – [[Stars Art Exhibition]], the first independent art exhibition, takes place in [[Beihai Park]], Beijing


==Births==
==Births==
* February 9 – [[Zhang Ziyi]], Chinese film actress
* January 13 – [[Yang Wei (badminton)|Yang Wei]], Badminton player
* March 5 – [[Tang Gonghong]], Female Chinese weightlifter
* February 9 – [[Zhang Ziyi]], film actress
* March 12 – [[Liu Xuan (gymnast)|Liu Xuan]], Chinese Gymnast
* February 17 – [[Xu Yunlong]], footballer
* August 27 – [[Tian Liang]], Chinese diver
* March 5 – [[Tang Gonghong]], Chinese weightlifter
* March 12 – [[Liu Xuan (gymnast)|Liu Xuan]], Gymnast
* March 14 – [[Gao Ling]], badminton player
* May 15 – [[Li Yanfeng]], discus thrower
* April 19 – [[Zhao Junzhe]], footballer
* June 14 – [[Ma Ning (referee)|Ma Ning]], association football referee
* June 20 – [[Li Yi (footballer)|Li Yi]], footballer
* July 19 – [[Mo Huilan]], gymnast
* August 15 – [[Tong Jian]], pair skater
* August 27 – [[Tian Liang]], diver
* September 18 – [[Bobo Chan]], Musical artist
* October 5 – [[Gao Yuanyuan]], actress and model
* October 7 – [[Tang Wei]], actress
* December 10 – [[Yang Jianping]], archer<ref>{{cite web |title=Jianping YANG - Olympic Archery {{!}} People's Republic of China |url=https://www.olympic.org/jianping-yang |website=International Olympic Committee |access-date=3 July 2019 |language=en |date=18 June 2016}}</ref>
* December 24 – [[Pang Qing]], figure skater
* December 27 – [[Sa Dingding]], folk singer and songwriter


==Deaths==
==Deaths==
*January 15 — [[Yang Zhongjian]], vertebrate paleontologist (b. [[1897 in China|1897]])

*February 7
* [[Yao Zhe]]
**[[Su Zhenhua]], general and politician (b. [[1912 in China|1912]])
* [[Yang Zhongjian]]
**[[Cui Wei (actor)|Cui Wei]], film director and actor (b. [[1912 in China|1912]])
* [[Zheng Xiaocang]]
*March 7 — [[Lei Chen]], Taiwanese politician and dissident (b. [[1897 in China|1897]])
* [[kim gom un ]]
*March 12 — [[Zheng Xiaocang]], writer, translator, and educator (b. [[1892 in China|1892]])
*March 30 — [[Tong Dizhou]], embryologist (b. [[1902 in China|1902]])
*May 27 — [[Yao Zhe]], lieutenant general of the [[People's Liberation Army]] (b. [[1906 in China|1906]])
*June 30 — [[Zhou Shidi]], general of the [[People's Liberation Army]] (b. [[1900 in China|1900]])
*July 1 — [[Huang Minlon]], organic chemist and pharmaceutical scientist (b. [[1898 in China|1898]])
*July 4 — [[Lee Wai Tong]], Hong Kong and Chinese international association football player, head coach and former Vice President of [[FIFA]] (b. [[1905 in Hong Kong|1905]])
*August 1 — [[Li Ji (archaeologist)|Li Ji]], influential archaeologist (b. [[1896 in China|1896]])
*August 14 — [[Wang Yun-wu]], scholar of history and political science (b. [[1888 in China|1888]])
*August 27 — [[Shi Jianqiao]], assassin of the Warlord [[Sun Chuanfang]] (b. [[1905 in China|1905]])
*September 25 — [[Zhou Libo (writer)|Zhou Libo]], novelist and translator (b. [[1908 in China|1908]])
*October 13 — [[Chang Kia-ngau]], banker, politician and scholar (b. [[1889 in China|1889]])
*December 3 — [[Zhang Guotao]], revolutionary, founding member of the [[Chinese Communist Party]] and a rival to [[Mao Zedong]] (b. [[1897 in China|1897]])


== See also ==
== See also ==
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Vice Premier Deng Xiaoping with U.S. President Jimmy Carter, 31 January 1979

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  1. ^ Rocha da Silva, Pascal (2006). "La politique de l'enfant unique en République populaire de Chine Archived 2007-11-28 at the Wayback Machine" ("The politics of one child in the People's Republic of China"). Université de Genève (University of Geneva). p. 22-8. (in French)
  2. ^ "Jianping YANG - Olympic Archery | People's Republic of China". International Olympic Committee. 18 June 2016. Retrieved 3 July 2019.
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