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The following lists events in the year1990 in China.

Incumbents

Governors

Governor of Anhui Province —Fu Xishou
Governor of Fujian Province —Wang Zhaoguo thenJia Qinglin
Governor of Gansu Province —Jia Zhijie
Governor of Guangdong Province —Ye Xuanping
Governor of Guizhou Province —Wang Zhaowen
Governor of Hainan Province —Liu Jianfeng
Governor of Hebei Province —Yue Qifeng thenCheng Weigao
Governor of Heilongjiang Province —Shao Qihui
Governor of Henan Province —Cheng Weigao thenLi Changchun
Governor of Hubei Province —Guo Zhenqian thenGuo Shuyan
Governor of Hunan Province —Chen Bangzhu
Governor of Jiangsu Province —Chen Huanyou
Governor of Jiangxi Province —Wu Guanzheng
Governor of Jilin Province —Wang Zhongyu
Governor of Liaoning Province —Li Changchun (until July),Yue Qifeng (starting July)
Governor of Qinghai Province —Jin Jipeng
Governor of Shaanxi Province —Hou Zongbin (until March),Bai Qingcai (starting March)
Governor of Shandong Province —Zhao Zhihao
Governor of Shanxi Province —Wang Senhao
Governor of Sichuan Province —Zhang Haoruo
Governor of Yunnan Province —Li Jiating
Governor of Zhejiang Province —Shen Zulun (until November),Ge Hongsheng (starting November)

Events

September 22 — October 7:1990 Asian Games in Beijing.^{[page needed]}
October 2:1990 Guangzhou Baiyun airport collisions, two commercial planes crashed, a total of 128 people died, 53 persons were hurt, 97 persons survived inGuangdong, according to the China Civil Aviation official confirmed report.^{[page needed]}
Unknown date:Li-Ning sports goods company was founded.^{[page needed]}

Births

February 7 —Hua Chenyu, rock singer and songwriter
February 9 —Ma Ke, actor
February 13 —Gyaincain Norbu, 11thPanchen Lama
March 2 —Adderly Fong, Hong Kong Chinese racing driver
April 20 —Lu Han, singer, actor and dancer
June 28 —Chen Xuedong, actor and singer
October 1 –Chen Minyi, Paralympic archer^[1]

Deaths

January 11 —Cai Xiao, Taiwan-born military officer and politician (b.1919)
February 4 —Gao Yinxian, linguist and writer (b.1902)^[2]
February 8 —Xu Deheng, politician, scholar and educator (b.1890)
May 2 —Shi Guangnan, composer (b.1940)
May 9 —Lü Wei, diver (b.1966)
May 22 —Ling Shuhua, modernist writer and painter (b.1900)
July 11 —Sun Yu, film director (b.1900)
July 18 —Lap-Ban Chan, Hong Kong actress (b.1911)
July 29 —Cai Qiao, physiologist and physician (b.1897)
August 5 —Zhou Keqin, writer (b.1937)
August 14
- Sun Lianzhong, nationalist general (b.1893)
- Liu Xingyuan, lieutenant general (b.1908)
August 30 —Ch'ien Mu, historian and philosopher (b.1895)
September 11 —Cai Chang, 1st leader of theAll-China Women's Federation (b.1900)
September 21 —Xu Xiangqian, 4thMinister of National Defense (b.1901)
October 15 —Yu Pingbo, essayist, poet, historian, redologist and literary critic (b.1900)
October 30 —Kwok Tak-seng, Hong Kong businessman and founder ofSun Hung Kai Properties (b.1911)
November 15 —Cheng Shicai, lieutenant general (b.1912)
November 18 —Dai Chuanzeng, nuclear physicist (b.1921)
November 19 —Sun Li-jen, nationalist general (b.1900)
November 26 —Feng Youlan, philosopher, historian and writer (b.1895)
December 14 —Zhang Qun, Nationalist politician (b.1889)
December 15 —Chen Zhifang, diplomat (b.1906)

See also

1990 in Chinese film

References

^"Chen Minyi".2020 Summer Paralympics. Archived fromthe original on August 27, 2021. RetrievedAugust 28, 2021.
^"国家地理". Cctv.com. RetrievedJune 5, 2012.

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