Politics
Written by: Peng Yiwei
2020-01-17 20:18
Last updated: 2020-01-17 20:18Chen Jianping, the former senior special assistant of the Chief Executive's Office who left the Chief Executive's Office in May 2018, will be the Senior Manager of Mainland Affairs for the Jockey Club Beijing Office next Monday (20th). Chen Jianping's main duties will include consolidating and expanding the Jockey Club's Mainland operations and building relationships with various government departments (except the Hong Kong government).
The Advisory Committee on Post-employment Work of former Chief Executives and Politically Appointed Officials believes that the relevant work will not constitute any potential conflict of interest provided that Chen Jianping complies with certain restrictions recommended by the Committee, and the Committee does not expect that the work will cause negative public perception.
Chen Jianping, the former senior special assistant of the Chief Executive Office, will be the senior manager of Mainland affairs of the Jockey Club Beijing Office next Monday. (Profile picture)
After Chief Executive Lin Zheng Yue'e took office in July 2017, the Chief Executive's Office changed its blood. Only Senior Special Assistant Chen Jianping remained in office, but Chen Jianping left the Chief Executive's Office on May 11, 2018. Before leaving office, he was a veteran of the Chief Executive's Office. He has been a Special Assistant to the Chief Executive's Office since the time of Tung Chee Hwa, and was promoted to Senior Special Assistant in 2003.
To the general public, the name of Chen Jianping may be unfamiliar, but people who are rolling in the political circle have heard about it. Chen Jianping was a political reporter for Wen Wei Po. Since he was based in Beijing and has accumulated extensive contacts in the Mainland, he was accused of meeting with Lu Ping, the former director of the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office, and is free to enter and leave the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office. In the political circle, Chen Jianping has been rumored to be a "political mission", a "secret ambassador" for the central government to report on Hong Kong affairs. During the Tsang Yam-kuen era, it was rumored that Beijing had always been "Hong Shi", the "Hong Kong Government Ayi", who had transitioned from Hong Kong and Britain through Chen Jianping.
After the June 4th incident, 64 journalists who interviewed the June 4th incident have co-authored the book "The People Will Not Forget-The People's Army Shoots at the People's Army in the Record of the Eighth and Nineth National Movement", of which Chen Jianping is also one of the authors.
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