Entered Peking University
Li Keqiang began his higher education at Peking University, where he studied law and later pursued a doctorate in economics.
1978
1982
Graduated from Peking University
Li Keqiang graduated with a degree in law from Peking University, marking the start of his career in politics and public service.
1985
Li Keqiang joined the Communist Youth League of China, where he began to rise through the ranks, eventually becoming a prominent figure within the organization.
1993
First Secretary of the Communist Youth League
Li Keqiang was appointed as the First Secretary of the Communist Youth League, a position he held until 1998.
1998
Governor of Henan Province
Li Keqiang was appointed as the Governor of Henan Province, where he focused on economic development and addressing social issues.
2003
Party Secretary of Liaoning Province
Li Keqiang was appointed as the Party Secretary of Liaoning Province, a role in which he promoted industrial restructuring and economic reforms.
2007
Member of the Politburo Standing Committee
Li Keqiang was elected to the Politburo Standing Committee of the Communist Party of China, the top decision-making body in the country.
2008
Vice Premier of China
Li Keqiang was appointed as the Vice Premier of China, focusing on economic development, healthcare, and social welfare.
2013
Premier of China
Li Keqiang became the Premier of the People's Republic of China, succeeding Wen Jiabao. He played a key role in economic policy and reform initiatives.
2015
Initiated "Made in China 2025"
Li Keqiang launched the "Made in China 2025" initiative, aiming to upgrade China's manufacturing capabilities and promote high-tech industries.
2016
Promoted Supply-Side Structural Reform
Li Keqiang advocated for supply-side structural reforms to address economic imbalances and enhance productivity.
2017
Addressed Environmental Issues
Li Keqiang emphasized the importance of environmental protection and sustainable development in China's economic planning.
2018
Re-elected as Premier
Li Keqiang was re-elected as the Premier of China, continuing his work on economic reforms and modernization.
2020
Managed COVID-19 Response
Li Keqiang played a significant role in managing China's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on public health and economic stability.
2023
End of Premiership
Li Keqiang stepped down as Premier of China, concluding a decade of leadership marked by significant economic and social policies.
