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Li Zhenyu appointed as Editor-in-Chief of PDO Biz

(People's Daily Online)

10:52, July 02, 2012

Li Zhenyu has been appointed the Editor-in-Chief of the People's Daily Online Business Channel (PDO Biz).

Prior to assuming the Editor-in-Chief position, Li worked as a multimedia journalist, digital editor, columnist, news anchor, senior producer and senior editor, covering a wide range of beats including business, politics, foreign affairs, culture, science and sports for the People's Daily's newspapers, magazines and websites. He has been a contributing columnist for China Daily and Global Times.

His family has served the People's Daily for three generations since the paper's inception.

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