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Celebrity name: * * *
Date of birth: 1944 65438+ October.
Celebrity title: Acting Chief Executive of Hong Kong
Celebrity country: China
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Name: * * * Gender: Male Date of Birth: 1944 10 Birthplace: ancestral home: Xinji Village, Huilong Town, Nanhai District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province Position: Acting Chief Executive of Hong Kong < br>& ltBr & gt* * * Born in1944+07. As the eldest son of a policeman, he can't forget his childhood when his family of eight lived in a police dormitory without trousers. In an interview with the media, he recalled that he was disciplined by strict father since he was a child, and he was often "stewed pork with rattan": he bought the wrong overnight bread and smashed the wrong tofu, which may have developed his cautious, determined and hardworking character. & ltbr & gt& ltBr & gt& ltbr & gt& ltBr & gt
Because of my childhood experience, * * * has always believed that hard work will pay off. He once recalled to the media that in the fourth grade of middle school, he was reduced from class B to class D because of his unqualified language. He regarded it as a "great shame", so he studied hard and returned to Class A at five o'clock in middle school. 1964, 20-year-old, graduated from matriculation, and was admitted to the Department of Architecture of the University of Hong Kong. But his personal interest is mechanical and electrical engineering, and he is the eldest son of his family, so he decided to work first to earn money and help his father support five brothers and sisters. His first job in society was as a salesman in Pfizer, which is famous for producing Viagra. After half a year, he failed to get the position of administrator in Hong Kong and Britain, and then he tried again. Finally, in June 1967 and June 1, she was admitted to Hong Kong and Britain. & ltbr & gt& ltBr & gt& ltbr & gt& ltBr & gt
Although he didn't have a college degree, he was quickly promoted through hard work in the civil service. Two years later, he was promoted to Administrative Officer II, and four years later, he was successfully transferred to Administrative Officer. 198 1 year, Hong Kong and Britain * * * sent him to Harvard University to study for a master's degree in public administration, and graduated with honors in 9A. After returning to China, he quickly became the right-hand man of the then chief secretary, Holder. Later, he was in charge of financial affairs for a long time in Hong Kong and Britain,1May 1993 as the director of the Treasury. Two years later, he became the first Chinese financial secretary in Hong Kong and Britain. After the reunification, Hong Kong continued to take charge of the financial power of the SAR, and was appointed as the first Chief Secretary for Administration of the SAR by the State Council in February 2006. Since June 2002, he has served as the second Chief Secretary for Administration of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. & ltbr & gt& ltBr & gt& ltbr & gt& ltBr & gt
Caution, sureness and decisiveness are our deepest impressions of * * * in interviews and many contacts in Hong Kong. He is most famous for urging the SAR to enter the market to stop "predators" in the face of the impact of the Asian financial turmoil at the beginning of Hong Kong's return. At that time, some people criticized this move for violating the consistent practice of Hong Kong's market economy and setting a "bad precedent" for the future. However, a large number of facts have proved afterwards that if * * * does not enter the market, Hong Kong's economy will be further dragged down. According to the Hong Kong reporter who interviewed him at that time, there was a statue of a samurai killing an animal similar to a crocodile on his desk. He called the crocodile "Soros". At the end of September, 1998, * * * visited Europe and America, and took the opportunity of attending the annual meetings of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund to explain in detail the reasons for the intervention of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. He won the recognition and support of the international community with his solid financial skills and economic literacy. In 2002, * * * won the Grand Bauhinia Medal for "serving Hong Kong wholeheartedly for many years with outstanding achievements". & ltbr & gt& ltBr & gt& ltbr & gt& ltBr & gt
* * * Have a happy family. His wife, Bao, is a member of Yuan Ji Bakery, which has a long history in Macau. They met when they went to Hong Kong to study in their early years. 1969 got married and had two sons. In August, 2004, Mr. and Mrs. * * took their son to Jiaxiang County, Shandong Province, and braved the heavy rain to pay homage to Ceng Zi in Zengmiao and Ceng Lin. & ltbr & gt& ltBr & gt& ltbr & gt& ltBr & gt
To outsiders, * * * couples are very loving. Both of them are devout Catholics. They go to church to pray together every day and often walk and chat together. On holidays, the couple often drag their hands to the Wan Chai market to buy food and eat out. Mrs Tseng loves music and has held many charity piano concerts. Since 1993, she has been studying calligraphy with Qi Gu Hua, a calligrapher, and * * * also likes to send his wife Mo Bao as a souvenir. 1995 * * * After being promoted to Financial Secretary, Mrs. Zeng became the vice president of the Hong Kong Girl Guides Association. Known as the "bag", there are hundreds of bow ties at home, and there are more than one collection watch 10. He said that he would buy himself a watch whenever he experienced a major event. For example, at 200 1, when he was promoted to Chief Secretary for Administration of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, he bought himself a men's watch and a better woman's watch for his wife. & ltbr & gt& ltBr & gt& ltbr & gt& ltBr & gt
People familiar with * * * said that he sometimes gets angry. Members of the Legislative Council who had a closed-door meeting with him revealed that * * * was persistent and would strike the table when he was angry, but he would shake hands and make peace when he was angry. * * * once told reporters that he was most grateful to his wife for doing some housework for him and forbearing him to "lose his temper". & ltbr & gt& ltBr & gt& ltbr & gt& ltBr & gt
In Hong Kong's political circles, * * * is notoriously outspoken, and some people describe him as "endless swearing and nothing surprising". On a public occasion, he recalled the past when 1998 repelled international speculators, and blurted out that once the linked exchange rate between the Hong Kong dollar and the US dollar was decoupled, "it was like losing your virginity, and after a devaluation, you can do anything in the future", which surprised the audience. However, in the past year, in the face of all kinds of speculations and rumors about running for the new chief executive, * * * has been very strict. & ltbr & gt& ltBr & gt& ltbr & gt& ltBr & gt
* * * attaches great importance to his image. 200 1 A weekly magazine in Hong Kong visited a former chef of Zeng and mentioned Zeng's private life. * * * thought that the content of the article was completely untrue, so he sent a lawyer's letter to the magazine at his own expense, pointing out that the report involved libel. Finally, the weekly magazine was forced to publish a full-page apology notice, setting a record for the first senior official in Hong Kong to take legal action against the media for libel. & ltbr & gt& ltBr & gt& ltbr & gt& ltBr & gt
Although the change of leaders will not change the political, economic and social situation in Hong Kong, from assisting the Chief Executive in his administration in the past to performing the duties of acting Chief Executive now, various problems are waiting for the new role of * * * to face. In his speech after taking office as Acting Chief Executive, he said that the most important task at present is to ensure that the election of the new Chief Executive can proceed smoothly in accordance with the law. He said that all members of the Executive Council and principal officials were asked to remain in office. The SAR will continue to operate smoothly, maintain good public security and social order, and effectively protect the interests of investors. On the same day, he sent a letter to the 654.38+600,000 civil servants in the SAR, hoping that Qi Xin would work together and stick to their posts so that the social stability and economic development of Hong Kong would not be affected. & ltbr & gt& ltBr & gt& ltbr & gt& ltBr & gt