Li Keqiang
Premier of the People's Republic of China from 2013 to 2023 · China · Politicians · Lived 1955 to 2023 · aged 68
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Something wrong?He ran China's economy for a decade as premier, championing domestic consumption over exports and steering the Made in China 2025 push - but his tenure became a study in power sidelined, as the office itself was hollowed out under Xi Jinping's centralizing grip.
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Li Keqiang was born in Hefei in 1955 and climbed through the Communist Youth League, leading it from 1993 to 1998 before governing Henan and then Liaoning. He served as first-ranked vice premier for the economy from 2008 to 2013, and though once seen as a candidate for paramount leader, he became premier in 2013 instead. He pushed China toward domestic consumption, launched the Shanghai Free-Trade Zone that year, and oversaw the Made in China 2025 initiative in 2015, also managing the COVID-19 response. A technocrat tied to Hu Jintao's Tuanpai faction, he was regarded as reform-minded and pragmatic - but both he and the premiership lost ground as Xi Jinping centralized authority, breaking the party-government balance of earlier years. He stepped down in 2022 and 2023, then died of a heart attack in October 2023, months after leaving office.
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