Zhang Yunchuan (Chinese: 张云川; 1946 - ) is a politician in the People's Republic of China, and the current secretary of CPC Hebei committee.

Born in Dongyang, Zhejiang Province, Zhang graduated from Institute of Military Engineering in Harbin in 1970, majoring in internal combustion engine of ship. He then served in 6214 factory affiliated to 6th ministry of mechanics for long time. He joined Communist Party of China in 1973. In 1985, he was appointed as vice mayor of Jiujiang, Jiangxi Province. Next year he was appointed as administrative governor of Ganzhou area. In 1991, he was promoted to governor assistant of Jiangxi, and became vice governor in 1993. He was appointed as vice Chairman of Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in 1995. Zhang was transferred to Hunan in 1998 and appointed as vice secretary of CPC Hunan committee and secretary of Changsha municipal committee. He became acting governor of Hunan in 2001, and governor the next year.

In March 2003, he was transferred to central government and became the chairman of Commission of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense. In August 2007, he was appointed to secretary of CPC Hebei committee,^[1] and was elected as Chairman of standing committee of Hebei People's Congress in January 2008.^[2]

Zhang was a member of 16th Central Committee of CPC, and is currently a member of 17th Central Committee.

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v • d • e Provincial Committee Secretaries of the Communist Party of China Provinces Anhui: Wang Jinshan · Fujian: Sun Chunlan · Gansu: Lu Hao · Guangdong: Wang Yang · Guizhou: Shi Zongyuan · Hainan: Wei Liucheng · Hebei: Zhang Yunchuan · Heilongjiang: Ji Bingxuan · Henan: Lu Zhangong · Hubei: Luo Qingquan · Hunan: Zhang Chunxian · Jiangsu: Liang Baohua · Jiangxi: Su Rong · Jilin: Sun Zhengcai · Liaoning: Wang Min · Qinghai: Qiang Wei · Shaanxi: Zhao Leji · Shandong: Jiang Yikang · Shanxi: Zhang Baoshun · Sichuan: Liu Qibao · Yunnan: Bai Enpei · Zhejiang: Zhao Hongzhu Autonomous regions Guangxi: Guo Shengkun · Inner Mongolia: Hu Chunhua · Ningxia: Chen Jianguo · Tibet: Zhang Qingli · Xinjiang: Wang Lequan Municipalities Beijing: Liu Qi · Chongqing: Bo Xilai · Shanghai: Yu Zhengsheng · Tianjin: Zhang Gaoli The Special Administrative Regions of Hong Kong and Macau don't have a similar office because they will maintain a democratic multi-party system until at least 2047 and 2049, respectively.

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