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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[File:ghc.jpg|thumb|left|Gen Huichang]][[China's top legislature]] on Thursday approved the appointment of '''Geng Huichang''' as [[Minister of State Security]] to replace [[Xu Yongyue]] who is to retire.<br />
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After the approval by lawmakers at the 29th session of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC), President Hu Jintao signed a decree of approval and made it public the same day.<br />
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Geng, 56, a native of [[northern China]]'s [[Hebei Province]], has been the vice minister of state security before the promotion.<br />
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An NPC release said Xu, Geng's predecessor, a native of central [[Henan Province]] who was born in 1942, had "reached the upper age limit of holding the post".<br />
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Xu has been the minister of state security since 1998.<br />
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