Pan Zili

Pan Zili (Chinese: 潘自力) (May 1904 – May 22, 1972) was a People's Republic of China diplomat and politician. He was born in Hua County, Shaanxi. He was the 1st Communist Party of China Committee Secretary of Ningxia and Chairmen of Ningxia (1949–1952) and Communist Party of China Committee Secretary of Shaanxi (1952–1955). He was Chinese Ambassador to North Korea (1955–56), India (1956–62) and the Soviet Union (1962–66). He was a delegate to the 3rd National People's Congress.

Preceded by new office	Communist Party Chief and Chairman of Ningxia 1949–1952	Succeeded by Zhu Min (as party chief), Xing Zhaotang (as chairman)
Preceded by Ma Mingfang	Communist Party Chief of Shaanxi 1952–1955	Succeeded by Zhang Desheng
Preceded by Ni Zhiliang	Chinese Ambassador to North Korea 1955–56	Succeeded by Qiao Xiaoguang
Preceded by Liu Xiao	Chinese Ambassador to the Soviet Union 1962-1966	Succeeded by Liu Xinquan

CPC Committee Secretaries and Chairmen of Ningxia

CPC Committee Secretaries	Pan Zili Zhu Min Li Jinglin Liu Geping Wang Feng Li Jinglin Wang Feng Yang Jingren Kang Jianmin Huo Shilian Li Xuezhi Shen Daren Huang Huang Mao Rubai Chen Jianguo Zhang Yi Li Jianhua

Chairmen	Pan Zili Xing Zhaotang Liu Geping Yang Jingren Kang Jianmin Huo Shilian Ma Xin Hei Boli Bai Lichen Ma Qizhi Wang Zhengwei Liu Hui

CPC Committee Secretaries and Governors and CPPCC Chairmen of Shaanxi

CPC Committee Secretaries	Ma Mingfang Pan Zili Zhang Desheng Hu Yaobang Huo Shilian Li Ruishan Wang Renzhong Ma Wenrui Bai Jinian Zhang Boxing An Qiyuan Li Jianguo Zhao Leji Zhao Zhengyong

People's Congress Chairmen	Ma Wenrui Yan Kelun Li Xipu Zhang Boxing Li Jianguo Cui Lintao Zhao Leji Zhao Zhengyong

Governors	Ma Mingfang Zhao Shoushan Zhao Boping Li Qiming Li Ruishan Wang Renzhong Yu Mingtao Li Qingwei Zhang Boxing Hou Zongbin Bai Qingcai Cheng Andong Jia Zhibang Chen Deming Yuan Chunqing Zhao Zhengyong Lou Qinjian

CPPCC Chairmen	Ma Mingfang Pan Zili Zhang Desheng Fang Zhongru Zhao Shouyi Li Ruishan Lv Jianren Tan Weixu Zhou Yaguang An Qiyuan Ai Peishan Ma Zhongping

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