Shao Shiping

Shao Shiping (Chinese: 邵式平) (1900–1965) was a Chinese politician. He was born in Yiyang County, Jiangxi Province in the People's Republic of China.

He joined the Communist Youth League of China and the Communist Party of China in 1925. In January 1928, along with Fang Zhimin and Huang Dao, he organized an uprising in Hengfeng County, Jiangxi Province. During the Second Sino-Japanese War, he was active in the border region of Shanxi, Chahar Province and Hebei.

He went to Northeast China after the end of the war against Japan, where he organized Communist Party groups in Liaoning and Jilin Provinces. With the creation of the People's Republic, he returned to his home province as its 1st governor.

Preceded by new office	Governor of Jiangxi	Succeeded by Fang Zhichun

Political leaders of Jiangxi since 1949

CPC Committee Secretaries	Chen Zhengren Yang Shangkui Cheng Shiqing Jiang Weiqing Bai Dongcai Wan Shaofen Mao Zhiyong Wu Guanzheng Shu Huiguo Meng Jianzhu Su Rong Qiang Wei

People's Congress Chairmen	Yang Shangkui Ma Jikong Wang Shufeng Xu Qin Mao Zhiyong Shu Huiguo Meng Jianzhu Su Rong Qiang Wei

Governors	Shao Shiping Fang Zhichun Cheng Shiqing She Jide Jiang Weiqing Bai Dongcai Zhao Zengyi Ni Xiance Wu Guanzheng Shu Shengyou Huang Zhiquan Wu Xinxiong Lu Xinshe

CPPCC Committee Chairmen	Yang Shangkui Fang Zhichun Wu Ping Liu Fangren Zhu Zhihong Zhong Qihuang Fu Kecheng Zhang Yijiong Huang Yuejin

Chief executives of provinces under the Chinese Soviet Republic

Guangdong	Su Zhaozheng Zhang Tailei (acting) Peng Pai

southwestern Jiangxi (abolished 1930) Jiangxi Soviet (dissolved 1935)	Yuan Wencai Zeng Shan

Fujian	Deng Zihui Zhang Dingcheng Ye Fei

Fujian-Jiangxi (dissolved 1935)	Shao Shiping

Hunan-Jiangxi	Tan Yubao

Hunan-Hubei-Jiangxi	Li Lisan Wang Shoudao (acting)

northeastern Jiangxi (abolished 1932) Fujian-Zhejiang-northeastern Jiangxi (dissolved 1935)	Fang Zhimin

Hunan-western Hubei	Xia Xi

Hunan-Hubei-Sichuan-Guizhou (1934-1936)	He Long

Sichuan-Xikang	Shao Shiping

northern Shaanxi-Gansu	Ma Mingfang Xi Zhongxun

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