The head of the National Ethnic Affairs Commission has been replaced by a deputy head of the CENTRAL Commission for Discipline Inspection,
Chen Xiaojiang as. This year, people in Inner Mongolia protested against the imposition of Chinese language teaching.
Chen Xiaojiang, deputy head of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI), has been replaced as the head of the State Ethnic Affairs Commission. It is the first time in its 66-year history that the committee has been headed by a Han Chinese. Some scholars argue that the Communist Party’s claims of ethnic autonomy and “unification” have been declared lies.
The communist Party of China (CPC) announced On its official website Thursday that 65-year-old Bateer, an ethnic Mongolian, will no longer hold his post as head of the CPC Leading Party Committee. Chen Xiaojiang, 58, will replace him as deputy head of the CPC Central Committee for Discipline Inspection.
It is the first time in 66 years that the HEAD of the COMMISSION has been an Ethnic Han since it was renamed from the CPC Central Committee in 1954.
Oghonos Chogtu, a Japanese-Mongolian cultural anthropologist, wrote on his Twitter account that all the chairmen of the National Ethnic Affairs Commission have been non-Han Chinese who listen to the Chinese (Communist) government. Now the last show – off is over. The Chinese government has now appointed a Han Chinese to replace him. The so-called national autonomy and ‘unity’ have been declared lies.”
Haiying Yang was born in Inner Mongolia, China, and is currently a professor at Shizuoka University in Japan. In July and August, Yang protested online against the communist Party’s decision to phase out classes in Mongolian and primary and secondary schools in Tongliao, a city in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and organized a joint petition.
Mr Bateer’s replacement, Chen Xiaojiang, is a dragon visitor from Zhejiang province who has taken up his first job in the ethnic work system. He has been working in the water conservancy system for a long time since August 1984. He has been the editor, chief editor, president and Secretary of the Party Committee of the media in this industry (China Power News, China Water News) for 16 years. During this period, that is, in September 1998, he was transferred to the Ministry of Water Resources, and his career officially began, as the Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of the department directly under the Ministry of Water Resources. Chen was appointed director of the General Office of the Ministry of Water Resources in March 2008 and Director and Party Secretary of the Yellow River Conservancy Commission in March 2011.
During his tenure at the Ministry of Water Resources, Chen also served as deputy secretary general and Director of the General Office of Gansu Province (February 2003).
Until July 2015, Chen Xiaojiang no longer held the post of water conservancy system, but transferred to the work of discipline inspection and supervision system. He was successively appointed as the Minister of Publicity of CPC Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) (Vice-Ministerial level), secretary of Liaoning Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI), Vice-Minister of Supervision Department and deputy Secretary of CCDI. Chen Xiaojiang was appointed deputy secretary of the CPC Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) and deputy director of the COMMISSION after the establishment of the CCDI in March 2018.
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