Cao Chungeng (11/1917-12/1978), born in Laiwu, Shandong Province, was Assistant Foreign Minister and member of the CPC Leading Group of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) of the People's Republic of China (03/1978-12/1978).
01/1933-06/1934 |
Messenger in Laiwu County CPC Committee |
06/1934-10/1935 |
Commissary in charge of publicity and district Party secretary of Laiwu County CPC Committee |
10/1935-11/1949 |
Company political instructor of the Fourth Branch of Shandong Guerilla; director of administration of Shandong Sub-Bureau; Secretary General of Taishan Prefectural CPC Committee; Party Secretary of Xinfu County CPC Committee; Chief of the education section of CPC committee of Luzhong District; Party Secretary of Boshan Municipal CPC Committee; Chief of Personnel Department of Zibo Prefectural CPC Committee (all in Shandong Province) |
12/1948-06/1954 |
Military Representative of the No. 6 and No. 8 State Cotton Mills in Qingdao; director of technology division of East China Textile Administration; Deputy Director General of the Supervision Bureau of the Ministry of Textile Industry |
06/1954-04/1955 |
Advisor to the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam |
04/1955-1965 |
Deputy Director General of Beijing Municipal Planning Commission |
1965-03/1978 |
Director General of the General Office of MFA; Ambassador to Norway |
03/1978-12/1978 |
Assistant Foreign Minister and member of the CPC Group of MFA |