China's CPC Central Committee appoints Luo Wen as Hebei Province Party secretary, replacing Ni Yuefeng, who will be reassigned to a new post.
Luo Wen has been appointed secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Hebei Provincial Committee, according to a decision of the CPC Central Committee. Ni Yuefeng will no longer hold the post and will be assigned to a new post, according to the decision made public on Friday.
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