List of members of the first Legislative Yuan explained
The members of the first Legislative Yuan were elected in the January 1948 elections. A total of 773 representatives were to be elected, consisting of:[1] [2]
- 622 representatives from the provinces and municipalities
- 22 representatives from the Mongolian Leagues
- 15 Elected representatives from Tibet
- 6 Elected representatives by various racial groups in frontier regions
- 19 Elected representatives by Chinese citizens residing abroad
- 89 representatives of occupational groups
List of members
| Constituency | Elected members |
|---|
| Jiangsu (38) | District 1 (5) | • • Kwang Pu Chen • • |
| District 2 (5) | • • • • • (substitute) • (s) • (s) |
| District 3 (5) | • • • • • (s) • (s) |
| District 4 (5) | • • • • |
| District 5 (6) | • • • • • • (s) |
| District 6 (4) | • • • |
| District 7 (5) | • • • • • (s) |
| Women (3) | Der-zheng Wang • Chang Wei-chen • Zhuang Jing • Zhao Shujia (s) |
| Zhejiang (23) | District 1 (5) | Chen Lifu • Luo Xiatian • • Yang Yun • Liu Xiangnu • Wu Xianglin (s) |
| District 2 (6) | • Chen Cheng • Zhou Zhaotang • • Yue Shuyou • Zhou Dalie • Li Zuqian (s) • (s) |
| District 3 (5) | Xiao Zheng • Xu Shaodi • Chen Cangzheng • Ni Wen-ya • • Lin Shuyi (s) |
| District 4 (5) | Zheng Wenli • • Jiang Qingyun • Chen Zhengxiu • Hu Weifan • Jiang Shaomo (s) • Liu Zipeng (s) |
| Women (2) | Liu Puren • Qian Ying |
| Anhui (25) | District 1 (6) | Liu Zhen • • • Lu Futing • Li Yingsheng • • Wei Shouyong (s) |
| District 2 (6) | Huang Mengfei • Liu Qirui • • Fan Yuansheng • Wang Xinmin • She Lingyun • (s) |
| District 3 (5) | • Xu Junpei • Wang Shaolun • Wang Peiren |
• Fan Chunyang • Zhu Shilong (s) • (s)|-|colspan=2|District 4 (6)|Shao Hua • • • Xu Zhongyue • • Xia Futang|-|colspan=2|Women (2)|
Ding Chengfang •
Tung Tao-yun • Wang Xiurui (s)|-|rowspan=5|
Jiangxi (22)|colspan=2|District 1 (6)|Zhan Chunjian • •
Cheng Tien-fong •
Mei Ju-ao • Wang Zemin • Huang Qing • Zhang Yiqing (s)|-|colspan=2|District 2 (6)|Chen Jitang • • Gan Jiaxin • • Liu Shi • Peng Zhenhuan|-|colspan=2|District 3 (4)|Xing Huatie • He Renhao • Huang Zhenzhong • • Xie Jianhua (s)|-|colspan=2|District 4 (4)|Zhou Yongneng • • • Jiang Bozhang|-|colspan=2|Women (2)|
Cheng Xiu •
Cheng Xiaofu • Ceng Huaying (s)|-|rowspan=7|
Hubei (28)|colspan=2|District 1 (4)| • Deng Xiangyu • Qian Yunjie • Jin Shaoxian • (s) • Ai Shi (s)|-|colspan=2|District 2 (5)|
Xu Yuanquan •
Xia Douyin • • •
Hu Qiuyuan • (s)|-|colspan=2|District 3 (5)|Huang Jianzhong • • Wang Menglin • Yang Yuqing • • (s) • Hu Chun (s)|-|colspan=2|District 4 (4)|Yu Zheng • Tao Yaojie • Qian Nashui • Qin Zupei|-|colspan=2|District 5 (4)|Yang Yiru • Wang Kaihua • Xi Wende • Cui Xueli|-|colspan=2|District 6 (4)| • • • |-|colspan=2|Women (2)|
Yeh Yeh-chin •
Chou Min|-|rowspan=8|
Hunan (33)|colspan=2|District 1 (7)|Song Yishan • • Zhu Rusong • Han Zhongshi • Yu Wenjie • • Tang Ruyan|-|colspan=2| District 2 (5)|Bai Yu • • He Xinghan •
Yang Youjiong • Mao Fei • Zhao Jiazhuo (s)|-|colspan=2|District 3 (6)| • • Li Yuyao • • Liao Weifan • • Xiao Wenduo (s) • Zhu Youwei (s)|-|colspan=2|District 4 (3)|Zhou Lan • Luo Qilian • Jiang Zhaozhou|-|colspan=2|District 5 (3)| • • |-|colspan=2|District 6 (3)|Zhou Tianxian • • Wu Jiayou|-|colspan=2|District 7 (3)| •
Qiu Changwei • • (s)|-|colspan=2|Women (3)|
Tan Tiwu •
Tang Kuo-cheng •
Huang Chen-hua|-|rowspan=11|
Sichuan (53)|colspan=2|District 1 (5)|
Li Tianmin • • • • |-|colspan=2|District 2 (5)| • • • • • (s)|-|colspan=2|District 3 (5)|
Tian Songyao • • • • • (s)|-|colspan=2|District 4 (4)| • • • |-|colspan=2|District 5 (6)| • • • • • • (s)|-|colspan=2|District 6 (5)| • • • • • (s) • (s)|-|colspan=2|District 7 (5)| • • • • •
Ren Heping (s)|-|colspan=2|District 8 (5)| • • • • |-|colspan=2|District 9 (4)| • • • • (s)|-|colspan=2|District 10 (4)| • • • |-|colspan=2|Women (5)|
Huang Zhiquan •
Chao Mao-hua •
Deng Jixing •
Nie Yanghua •
Wang Chunbi •
Pi Yi-shu (s) • (s)|-|rowspan=6|
Hebei (31)|colspan=2|District 1 (5)| • • • • Li Dongyuan • Wang Shuxian (s)|-|colspan=2|District 2 (6)|Zhang Xingzhou • • Yu Jimeng • • • |-|colspan=2|District 3 (5)|Li He • • •Zhang Hanshu • |-|colspan=2|District 4 (6)|Wang Qijiang • Zhang Xizhi • Ji Youmin • Zhang Guangtao • Ma Huanwen • |-|colspan=2|District 5 (6)| • Han Zhensheng • Wang Yaozhang • Duan Yongqing • • Qu Zhisheng|-|colspan=2|Women (3)|
Ma Runmin •
Wang Tung-chen •
Cui Puzhen • Wang Huamin (s)|-|rowspan=8|
Shandong (40)|colspan=2|District 1 (5)|Song Xianting • Zhao Gonglu • Meng Yunqiao • • Shi Yijiang • (s)|-|colspan=2|District 2 (5)|Liu Xiaoyi • Zhao Huashu •
Li Yuting • • Yan Shifu • (s)|-|colspan=2|District 3 (5)|Liu Jieping • • Cai Zisheng •
Wang Zhongyu • Bi Puxian|-|colspan=2|District 4 (6)| • • • Lin Mingjiu • • Mou Shangzhai • Cui Weiwu (s)|-|colspan=2|District 5 (5)|Han Fangzheng • Pan Weifang • Du Guangxun • •
Fu Ssu-nien • (s) • Tian Yimin (s)|-|colspan=2|District 6 (5)| • Li Hanming • Yu Xincheng • • Gong Shunheng|-|colspan=2|District 7 (5)| • Zang Yuanjun • Li Hansan • Zhang Liyuan • Song Meicun|-|colspan=2|Women (4)|
Tsun-ying Wong •
Yang Pao-lin •
Lu Yun-chang •
Chen Jiujing|-|rowspan=4|
Shanxi (16)|colspan=2|District 1 (5)|Wang Zhuxian • • Wu Hexuan • Sun Huixi • Wu Shipeng • Ma Muzhai (s) • Ma Jilin (s)|-|colspan=2|District 2 (5)| • Liu Jie •
Zhang Ziyang • • • Zhang Zhizhi (s) • Zhu Dian (s)|-|colspan=2|District 3 (5)| • • Qiao Pengshu • Yan Tingyang • Xie Ziqing|-|colspan=2|Women (1)|
Liu Muzhen • Fu Jinyuan (s)|-|rowspan=7|
Henan (36)|colspan=2|District 1 (5)| • • • • |-|colspan=2|District 2 (6)| • • • • • • (s)|-|colspan=2|District 3 (6)| • • • • • |-|colspan=2|District 4 (5)| • • • • • (s) • (s)|-|colspan=2|District 5 (6)| • • • • • |-|colspan=2|District 6 (5)| • • • • |-|colspan=2|Women (3)|
Zhang Guangren •
Fu Yan •
Hu Manqi|-|rowspan=4|
Shaanxi (13)|colspan=2|District 1 (6)| • Guo Jingtang • Pan Lianfang • • • • Zhang Tingyong (s) • Wei Xiyan (s)|-|colspan=2|District 2 (4)|Liu Chucai • • Liu Cifeng • • Yang Lingru (s) • Yang Juetian (s)|-|colspan=2|District 3 (2)|Ran Yingu • Ying Erbin|-|colspan=2|Women (1)|
Wu Yunfang|-|rowspan=5|
Gansu (8)|colspan=2|District 1 (2)| • |-|colspan=2|District 2 (1)||-|colspan=2|District 3 (2)| • |-|colspan=2|District 4 (2)| • |-|colspan=2|Women (1)|
Wei Pei-lan|-|rowspan=5|
Fujian (14)|colspan=2|District 1 (4)| • Lin Bingkang • Guo Gongmu • • Lin Keji (s)|-|colspan=2|District 2 (2)|Xie Chengyu • Li Yu|-|colspan=2|District 3 (4)|Huang Zhezhen • • • |-|colspan=2|District 4 (3)|Lai Lian • Zhang Zhen • |-|colspan=2|Women (1)|
Liu Woying|-|rowspan=8|
Guangdong (33)|colspan=2|District 1 (6)|
Wu Tiecheng •
Zheng Yanfen • • • • Wang Guanghi • Zhang Chaoliang (s) • Li Yutian (s) • (s) • Liu Chongling (s)|-|colspan=2|District 2 (4)| • Ren Guorong • • Pan Yanxing • (s)|-|colspan=2|District 3 (6)|Chen Shaoxian • Fang Shaoyun •
Lin Zuomin • Yang Dezhao • Ma Naiyuan • • (s) • (s)|-|colspan=2|District 4 (3)|Liu Ping • He Chunfan • • Lu Chongshan (s)|-|colspan=2|District 5 (4)|
Chen Heng • • • • (s) • (s) • He Shi (s)|-|colspan=2|District 6 (5)| • Lu Zongqi • Tan Huiquan} • Huang Yuming • Zheng Feng • Chen Hanhua (s)|-|colspan=2|District 7 (2)|Han Hanfan • |-|colspan=2|Women (3)|
Yi Yun Chen •
Li Man-kuei •
Huang Peilan|-|rowspan=4|
Guangxi (16)|colspan=2|District 1 (5)|Zhang Yueling • Wei Yongcheng • Zhang Renmin • • • Liao Jingcun (s)|-|colspan=2|District 2 (5)|
Huang Shaohong • Chen Xijiu •
Lin Hu • Chen Kewen • Su Rujing · Man Jiyun (s) • (s)|-|colspan=2|District 3 (5)|
Cheng Siyuan • • • • • Chen Shoumin (s)|-|colspan=2|Women (1)|
Lou Yiwen|-|rowspan=4|
Yunnan (14)|colspan=2|District 1 (5)| • • • • Sun Dongming • (s) • (s)|-|colspan=2|District 2 (4)|Yang Shisheng • Wan Baobang} • • Tao Rong • Sun Bingquan (s)|-|colspan=2|District 3 (4)|Li Peitian • • • • (s) • (s) • (s)|-|colspan=2|Women (1)|
Luo Heng|-|rowspan=3|
Guizhou (12)|colspan=2|District 1 (5)|
Ku Cheng-ting • • • • |-|colspan=2|District 2 (6)| •
Chang Tao-fan • • • • |-|colspan=2|Women (1)|
Chen Mingxian|-|colspan=3|
Xikang (5)| • • • •
Wu Lin • (s)|-|colspan=3|
Qinghai (5)| • • • •
Chou Hui-ying • (s) • (s)|-|colspan=3|
Taiwan (8)| • •
Huang Kuo-shu • • •
Hsieh Er •
Lin Shen • • (s)|-|colspan=3|
Liaoning (13)| • • • • • • • •
Fei Hsi-ping • • •
Liu Yuzhong • |-|colspan=3|
Andong (5)| • • •
Pao Yi-min • |-|colspan=3|
Liaobei (5)| • •
Liang Su-yung • •
Fu Ching-yen|-|colspan=3|
Jilin (9)| • • • • • • • •
Li Xiangheng|-|colspan=3|
Songjiang (6)| • • • • •
Ni Yujie • (s)|-|colspan=3|
Hejiang (5)| •
Li Tianlin • • • |-|colspan=3|
Heilongjiang (5)| • • • •
Ji Qingyi|-|colspan=3|
Nenjiang (5)| • • • •
Huang Jiewen|-|colspan=3|
Xing'an (5)| • • •
Wang Hsiao-hua • |-|colspan=3|
Jehol (8)| • • • • • •
He Meizhi •
Li Hui-min • (s) • (s)|-|colspan=3|
Chahar (5)| • • • •
Lee Hsiu-fen|-|colspan=3|
Suiyuan (5)| • • • •
Mao Tan-yun|-|colspan=3|
Ningxia (5)|
Ma Shucheng • • • • |-|colspan=3|
Xinjiang (5 of 6)| • • • •
Amina Bughra|-|colspan=3|
Nanjing (5)| • • • •
Liu Heng-ching|-|colspan=3|
Shanghai (7)| •
Tcheng Yu-hsiu • •
Yan Huiqing • • • • (s) • (s) • (s)|-|colspan=3|
Beiping (5)| •
Li Zheng •
Cheng Shewo • •
Wang Ai-fen • (s)|-|colspan=3|
Qingdao (5)| • • •
Cui Renqiu • • (s) • (s)|-|colspan=3|
Tianjin (5)|
Wang Renyuan • • • •
Xia Jingru|-|colspan=3|
Chongqing (5)| • • •
Wang Lubing • • (s)|-|colspan=3|
Dalian (5)| • • • •
Xing Shuyan|-|colspan=3|
Harbin (5)| • • • •
Yu Ruzhou|-|colspan=3|
Hankou (5)| • • •
Fei Hsia • • (s)|-|colspan=3|
Guangzhou (5)|
Sun Fo • •
Wu Chi-mei • • • (s) • (s) • (s) • (s)|-|colspan=3|
Xi'an (5)| • • • •
Chen Jianchen • (s) • (s)|-|colspan=3|
Shenyang (5)| • • • •
Xiang Runkun|-|colspan=3|
Mongolia (22)| •
Bai Lianzhen • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Qiao Jiafu •
Wu Jingbin • (s) • (s)|-|rowspan=3|
Tibet (13 of 15)|colspan=2|Tibet (3 of 5)| • • |-|colspan=2|| • • • • |-|colspan=2|Provincial Tibetans (5)|Qinghai: • • Xikang: • • Gansu: |-|rowspan=6|Frontier Ethnic Groups (6)|colspan=2|
Yunnan (1)||-|colspan=2|
Guizhou (1)||-|colspan=2|
Xikang (1)|||-|colspan=2|
Sichuan (1)||
Suo Zhaoshiya|-|colspan=2|
Guangxi (1)|||-|colspan=2|
Hunan (1)|||-|rowspan=15|Overseas voters (10 of 19)|colspan=2|District 1 (2)| • • (s)|-|colspan=2|District 2 (1)||-|colspan=2|District 3 (1)||-|colspan=2|District 4 (1)| |-|colspan=2|District 5 (1)| |-|colspan=2|District 6 (1) |Unfilled|-|colspan=2|District 7 (1) |Unfilled|-|colspan=2|District 8 (1) |Unfilled|-|colspan=2|District 9 (1) |Unfilled|-|colspan=2|District 10 (1) |Unfilled|-|colspan=2|District 11 (2) |Unfilled|-|colspan=2|District 12 (2) |Unfilled|-|colspan=2|District 13 (2) |Unfilled|-|colspan=2|District 14 (1)| • (s)|-|colspan=2|District 15 (1)||-|rowspan=52|Professional groups (89)|rowspan=8|Agriculture (18)|Eastern (3)| • • |-|Northern (2)| • • (s)|-|Central (3)| • • • (s)|-|Southern (2)| • |-|Western (2)| • |-|Northwestern (2)| • |-|Northeast (2)| • • (s)|-|Women (2)|
Shih Min-chi •
Sun Chi-hsu|-|rowspan=3|Fishermen (3)|First District (1)||-|Second District (1)||-|Third District (1)||-|rowspan=12|Unions (18)|Eastern (3)| • • • (s)|-|Northern (2)| • |-|Central (1)| • (s)|-|Southern (2)| • |-|Western (1)||-|Northeastern (1)||-|Northwestern (1)||-|Railways (1)||-|Seamen (1)| • (s)|-|||-|Mining and Salt (1)||-|Women (3)|
Wang Chang-hui •
Ling Yingzhen •
Chang Ping-chiang|-|rowspan=7|Chamber of Commerce (10)|Eastern (2)| • • (s)|-|Northern (2)| • |-|Central (1)||-|Southern (2)| • |-|Western (1)||-|Northwestern (1)||-|Northeastern (1)| • (s)|-|rowspan=7|Industry & mining(10)|Eastern (2)| • |-|Northern (1)|
Li Zhuchen|-|Central (1)||-|Southern (2)| • |-|Western (1)||-|Northwestern (1)||-|Northeastern (2)| • |-|rowspan=9|Education (15)|Eastern (2)| • |-|Northern (1)||-|Central (1)| • (s)|-|Southern (1)||-|Western (1)||-|Northeastern (1)||-|Northwestern (1)||-|Women (2)|
Wang Hsiao-ying •
Rashida • (s)|-|University & Colleges (5)| • •
Hu Shuhua • •
Cheng Yizhi • (s) • (s) • (s) • (s)|-|rowspan=4|Freelancers (15)|Press Association (5)|
Huang Shao-ku • • • •
Hu Chien-chung • (s)|-|Bar Association (3)| • •
Fang Jida • (s) • (s)|-|Accountants Association (1)||-|Technicians (2)| •
Zeng Yangfu|-|rowspan=2|Medicine (4)|Chinese medicine (2)| •
Shi Jinmo|-|Other (2)| •
Yang Chongrui|}
Supplementary members
Following the Retreat of the government of Republic of China to Taiwan, the three-year term of the representatives was extended indefinitely until new elections could be held under an ROC government in Mainland China. Supplementary members were elected for the same extended term in 1969. Starting in 1972, additional supplementary representatives were elected across the entire Free area of the Republic of China for the ordinary three-year terms; however, they served alongside the representatives elected in 1948 and 1969, and thus the first Legislative Yuan remained extant despite the regularly-scheduled elections. The representatives elected in 1948 and 1969 collectively retired on 31 December 1991, and the subsequent supplementary election in 1992 was considered an election for the second Legislative Yuan.
Taiwan
Fujian
The number of members for Fujian was increased from 14 to 15, with a supplementary member representing the Kinmen and Matsu Islands (which had remained under the control of the Republic of China) elected from 1972 onwards.
Notes and References
- 《中華民國選舉概況》，中央選舉委員會，1984年6月，第562頁
- https://www.taiwan-database.net/LL-M05.htm#LL-M05-03
