Zhou Tao, former host of CCTV and deputy director of CCTV Art Center, assumed the position of artistic director in Poly Culture. (Image source: Internet)
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On December 24, China Poly Culture Group Co., Ltd. announced that Zhou Tao, the former deputy director of CCTV Art Center and former chief performance officer of Beijing Performing Arts Group, was officially transferred to Poly Culture Group Co., Ltd. as the artistic director.
Public information shows that Zhou Tao was born in Huainan City, Anhui Province in March 1968 and is a member of the 12th National Committee of the Chinese Communist Party. In his early years, he worked in the Broadcasting Department of Beijing TV Station, and later transferred to the Art Department of CCTV. From 1996 to 2011, she hosted the “Spring Festival Gala” for 16 consecutive years. In November 2016, he was transferred to Beijing Performing Arts Group as Chief Performance Officer. Until this time I assumed the new Poly Culture Group.
Zhou Tao’s new Poly Culture Group is part of China Poly Group Co., Ltd. Founded in 2000, the company is engaged in performance and theater management, artwork management and auctions, theater investment management, and its subsidiaries include Poly Auction, Poly Theater, and Poly Pictures. In 2014, the group was listed on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
Zhou Tao’s ex-husband is Yao Ke, the host of “A Thousand Miles of Good Night” on the Central Radio Station of the Communist Party of China. He divorced in 2002. In 2004, Zhou Tao married 10 billionaire Lu Yun. In fact, the two met in 1995. Lu Yun is a businessman engaged in the cultural industry.
The taste of Poly Culture Group is impressive. . https://t.co/XnBEURg2Lv
— Silk River (@DadingLi) December 25, 2021
China’s most mysterious state-owned enterprise: Poly Group
With Zhou Tao taking over, Poly Group once again appeared in the public eye. The Wall Street Journal once reported that few other companies in China have the same influence as Poly Group. The Poly Group, jointly established by the leadership of the Communist Party of China and the military in 1992, is a large enterprise engaged in the sale of weapons, real estate and art auctions, with an annual profit of up to 100 million yuan.
According to Lu Media, Poly Group is not only a state-owned enterprise, but also a Chinese military industrial enterprise. The predecessor of China Poly Group Co., Ltd. was Poly Technology Co., Ltd., which was established in February 1983, and was jointly established by the General Staff of the People’s Liberation Army and CITIC.
Poly’s business is not limited to military industry, it has 13 secondary subsidiaries. Poly Group is involved in seven business areas including international trade, real estate development, light industry business, craft business, cultural and artistic management, civil explosive production and marketing, and financial investment. The business scope covers more than 100 countries and regions around the world. Among them, Poly has developed real estate in more than 100 cities in China. The scale of real estate is second only to Vanke. Its subsidiaries Poly Real Estate and Poly Real Estate have all been listed.
Poly Culture, a subsidiary of Poly Group, has 12 subsidiaries including Beijing Poly Theater Management Co., Ltd., Beijing Poly International Auction Co., Ltd., Poly Hong Kong Auction Co., Ltd., and Beijing Poly Art Center Co., Ltd., and has more than 140 wholly-owned and holding companies.
“Holy interest” background big rise
Speaking of “Poly”, we have to mention its mysterious background. Looking at the list of Poly leadership, it is not difficult to find that a large group of descendants of the CCP’s red nobles have gathered here:
Wang Jun: Former Chairman of China Poly Group Corporation (son of Wang Zhen); He Ping: Chairman and General Manager of China Poly Group Corporation, Major General of the General Staff and Equipment Department (son of Major General He Biao, husband of Deng Rong’s third daughter, Deng Rong); Ji Jun : Vice Chairman of China Poly Group Corporation (son of former Vice Premier Ji Pengfei); Wang Xiaochao: Director and Deputy General Manager of China Poly Group Corporation (son-in-law of Yang Shangkun, husband of Yang Li); Ye Xuanlian: General Staff of the People’s Liberation Army and one of the heads of China Poly Group Corporation (Son of Ye Jianying); Chen Hongsheng: Director and Executive Deputy General Manager of China Poly Group Corporation (the youngest son of Chen Zhengren, former Secretary of the Jiangxi Provincial Party Committee); Xu Niansha: Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of Poly Group (son-in-law of the late former Vice Chairman of the Chinese Communist Party Military Commission Liu Huaqing) )…
In June 2019, after the death of Wang Jun, the son of Wang Zhen, the former vice chairman of the Communist Party of China, British media believed that Wang Jun was the richest second generation in China. According to overseas Chinese media, the Wang Zhen family and the Deng Xiaoping family have a close relationship.
According to reports, in 1983, Wang Jun, the second son of Wang Zhen, one of the eight veterans of the Communist Party of China, joined the arms industry and transformed China’s military-run military factory into a commercial enterprise. In the same year, Wang Jun and Deng Rong, the third daughter of the former general secretary of the Communist Party of China, Deng Rong Her husband, He Ping, founded Poly Company. According to a report from the Institute of Strategic Studies of the U.S. Army Military Academy, Pauli quickly made hundreds of millions of dollars in profits by selling weapons to Iran, Myanmar and Pakistan.
In fact, Wang Jun is a very famous figure in the princeling circle. In the International Equestrian Club on the outskirts of Beijing, there is a tall horse with the word “jun” engraved on the saddle. This horse belongs to Wang Jun who often visits here. A Western observer in Beijing once said: “Wang Jun is too rich, everyone knows in Beijing. But no newspaper dares to report, people are afraid of his father’s power.”
He Ping said that he was the first Deng family to set foot in the business world. Before 2010, he was the chairman of the board of directors of Poly Group. According to official data in 2008, He Ping owns 22.9 million shares of Poly Real Estate Group listed in Hong Kong. As of June 2012, Yang Shangkun’s son-in-law Wang Xiaochao owns 32 million shares of Poly Real Estate Group, a real estate group listed by Poly Group in Shanghai. Although Wang Jun’s shareholding is not among the executives of listed companies because Wang Jun left Poly in July 2006, no one knows how much dividend Wang Jun received in Poly. After Wang Jun retired from CITIC in 2006, CITIC also gave him a 20% stake in a golf company.
The current party secretary and chairman of Poly Group is Liu Hualong. Liu previously served in CRRC for a long time. In March of this year, 59-year-old Liu Hualong left the rail transit field for the first time and became the “top leader” of Poly Group, replacing Xu Niansha.
Source: Look at China
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