--FILE--Li Xiaopeng, governor of Shanxi province and the son of former Chinese Premier Li Peng, attends a media event during the First Session of the
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--FILE--Li Xiaopeng, governor of Shanxi province and the son of former Chinese Premier Li Peng, attends a media event during the First Session of the 12th NPC (National People's Congress) in Beijing, China, 7 March 2013. Li Xiaopeng, the governor of coal-rich Shanxi province and the son of former premier Li Peng, is tipped to become the new Communist Party boss of the regulator of top state-owned enterprises, according to sources in Shanxi and Beijing. Xinhua also reported that Qinghai party chief Luo Huining would succeed Li Xiaopeng's boss, Shanxi party chief Wang Rulin, confirming a report on Wednesday (29 June 2016). Analysts said the reshuffle of provincial and ministerial chiefs announced this week paved the way for a changing of the guard at the five-yearly party congress scheduled for late 2017. If officially confirmed, Li Xiaopeng's appointment would be a rare instance of a party chief and governor of the same province being replaced at the same time.