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Feng Zhijun, male, Hui nationality, is a native of Beijing. He was born in 1930 and graduated from the Building Engineering Department of the Shanghai Railway Institute in 1962. He joined the China Democratic League in 1981.

After graduating from Shanghai Railway Institute, Feng began his career in academia. He served as a lecturer, associate professor, and the director of the Institute of Management Science of Shanghai Railway Institute. He was vice-president for the China Research Institute and of Management Science and the China Research Society for Science and Scientific Technical Policy. Along with his academic responsibilities, Feng was the editor-in-chief of the magazine "Modern Leadership."

Feng joined the China Democratic League in 1981. He was Vice-Chairman for the 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th China Democratic League Central Committees. In 1994, he became the president of the China Population Welfare Foundation and vice-president of the China United Front Theory Research Association.

He is the author of academic works including "New Theories on Soft Science" and "Modernization and Scientology."

Recent Career Data

1998—2003	Vice-Chairman, 9th Ethnic Affairs Committee of the NPC
1998—2003	Member, 9th Standing Committee of the NPC
1994—????	President, China United Front Theory Research Association
1994—????	President, China Population Welfare Foundation
1993—1998	Member, 8th Ethnic Affairs Committee of the NPC
1993—1998	Member, 8th Standing Committee of the NPC
1988—1993	Member, 7th Standing Committee of the NPC
1983—1988	Deputy, 6th NPC
1983—1988	Member, 6th CPPCC, National Committee
1982—	Vice-Chairman, China Democratic League, Central Committee