Li Peng
1928 - Li was born in Chengdu, Sichuan Province.
1941 - He began studying at the Institute of Natural Science in Yan'an.
1948 - He was sent to study at the Moscow Power Engineering Institute, majoring in hydroelectric engineering.
1966-1976 - A year later, Zhou Enlai became Premier of the newly declared People's Republic of China, and Li survived the upheavals of the Cultural Revolution.
1981 - Li advanced politically, becoming deputy minister of the state power industry in 1979 and then minister.
1982 - Li was elected member of the CPC Central Committee at the Twelfth CPC National Congress.
1983 - He served as vice-minister and minister of Power Industry and secretary of the Party Group of the Ministry of Power Industry, and vice-minister and deputy secretary of the Party group of the Ministry of Water Resources and Power.
- He also became acting premier.
1985 - He rose to the Politburo and the Party Secretariat.
- He served concurrently as minister in charge of the State Education Commission.
1987 - The standing committee of the Politburo.
1989 - Li declared martial law in Beijing on the 20th of May.
1998 - He remained premier, when he was constitutionally limited to two terms. Then he was made the chairman of the National People's Congress.
1941 - He began studying at the Institute of Natural Science in Yan'an.
1948 - He was sent to study at the Moscow Power Engineering Institute, majoring in hydroelectric engineering.
1966-1976 - A year later, Zhou Enlai became Premier of the newly declared People's Republic of China, and Li survived the upheavals of the Cultural Revolution.
1981 - Li advanced politically, becoming deputy minister of the state power industry in 1979 and then minister.
1982 - Li was elected member of the CPC Central Committee at the Twelfth CPC National Congress.
1983 - He served as vice-minister and minister of Power Industry and secretary of the Party Group of the Ministry of Power Industry, and vice-minister and deputy secretary of the Party group of the Ministry of Water Resources and Power.
- He also became acting premier.
1985 - He rose to the Politburo and the Party Secretariat.
- He served concurrently as minister in charge of the State Education Commission.
1987 - The standing committee of the Politburo.
1989 - Li declared martial law in Beijing on the 20th of May.
1998 - He remained premier, when he was constitutionally limited to two terms. Then he was made the chairman of the National People's Congress.
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