Fujian Provincial Government

After the end of Chinese Civil War in 1949, the Fujian (Fukien) provincial government was moved from Foochow to Kinmen. Then the provincial government was relocated to Hsintien Township, Taipei County within Taiwan Province in 1956. On 15 January 1996, the provincial government moved back to Kinmen County.[2]

On 1 July 2018, by a resolution passed during the 3606th meeting of the Executive Yuan, all the remaining duties were transferred to the National Development Council and other ministries of the Executive Yuan.[3] The transformation were scheduled to be done before the end of year 2018. However, the government will keep the position of Governor of Fujian Province to comply with the requirement set by the Additional Articles of the Constitution.

The only official who serves in the provincial government was the Governor of Fujian Province (also called the Chairperson of the Fujian Provincial Government). The Governor was usually also a minister without portfolio in Executive Yuan.

The provincial government is left with no physical building or office space after all its functionalities were handed to the central government in 2018. Historically, the provincial government was located in Jincheng, Kinmen from 1949 to 1956, and in Hsintien, Taipei County from 1956 to January 1996, and in Jincheng, Kinmen again from January 1996 to 2018.

Fujian Provincial Government building between January 1996 to 2018. Currently the Kinmen-Matsu Joint Services Center, Executive Yuan

The Governor of Fujian Province is the Chairperson of the Fujian Provincial Government.

Government in Foochow (Minhou County)
№	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of Office		Political Party
1		Yang Shu-chuang[4] 楊樹莊 Yáng Shùzhuāng (1882–1934)	1 May 1927	7 December 1932	Kuomintang
			Concurrently held position as Minister of the Navy.
—		Chen Nai-yuan 陳乃元 Chén Nǎiyuán	5 February 1929	6 January 1930	Kuomintang
			As acting; head of Provincial Civil Affairs Department.
—		Fang Sheng-tao 方聲濤 Fāng Shēngtāo (1885–1934)	6 January 1930	7 December 1932	Kuomintang
			As acting; head of Provincial Public Security Department.
2		Chiang Kuang-nai[4] 蔣光鼐 Jiǎng Guāngnài (1888-1967)	7 December 1932	20 December 1933	Kuomintang
3		Chen Yi 陳儀 Chén Yí (1883-1950)	12 January 1934	28 August 1941	Kuomintang
4		Liu Chien-hsü[4] 劉建緒 Liú Jiànxù (1892-1978)	28 August 1941	16 September 1948	Kuomintang
5		Li Liang-jung 李良榮 Lǐ Liángróng (1906-1967)	16 September 1948	20 January 1949	Kuomintang
6		Chu Shao-liang[4] 朱紹良 Zhū Shàoliáng (1891-1963)	20 January 1949	4 October 1949	Kuomintang
Government in Jincheng, Kinmen County
№	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of Office		Political Party
—		Fang Chih[5] 方治 Fāng Zhì (1895–1989)	18 August 1949	30 September 1949	Kuomintang
			As acting; Member of the National Assembly.
—		Huang Chin-tao 黃金濤 Huáng Jīntāo (1888–1957)	30 September 1949	23 November 1949	Kuomintang
			As acting; head of Provincial Public Works Department.
7		Hu Lien 胡璉 Hú Liǎn (1907–1977)	23 November 1949	1 February 1955	Kuomintang
			Concurrently held position as Commander of the Kinmen Defense Command.
Government in Hsintien, Taipei County
№	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of Office		Political Party
8		Tai Chung-yu 戴仲玉 Dài Zhòngyù (1910–1986)	1 February 1955	21 May 1986	Kuomintang
			Provincial Government relocated to Hsintien, Taipei County, Taiwan on July 1956. Longest serving chairperson. Died in office.
9		Wu Chin-tzan 吳金贊 Wú Jīnzàn (1935–2012)	20 June 1986	9 February 1998	Kuomintang
			Provincial Government returned to Kinmen on 15 January 1996.
Government in Jincheng, Kinmen County
№	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of Office		Political Party
10		Yen Chung-cheng 顏忠誠 Yán Zhōngchéng	10 February 1998	21 May 2007	Kuomintang
—		Yang Cheng-hsi 楊誠璽 Yáng Chéngxǐ	21 May 2007	28 November 2007	Kuomintang
			As acting; head of the First Division of the Provincial Government.
11		Chen Chin-jun 陳景峻 Chén Jǐngjùn (1956–)	28 November 2007	20 May 2008	Democratic Progressive Party
			Concurrently held position as Secretary General of the Executive Yuan.
12		Hsueh Hsiang-chuan 薛香川 Xuē Xiāngchuān (1944–)	20 May 2008	10 September 2009	Kuomintang
			Concurrently held position as Secretary General of the Executive Yuan.
13		James Hsueh 薛承泰 Xuē Chéngtài (1956–)	10 September 2009	18 February 2013	Kuomintang
			Concurrently held position as Minister Without Portfolio.
14		Chen Shyh-kwei[6] 陳士魁 Chén Shìkuí (1952–)	18 February 2013	1 August 2013	Kuomintang
			Concurrently held position as Minister Without Portfolio.
15		Luo Ying-shay 羅瑩雪 Luó Yíngxuě (1951–)	1 August 2013	29 September 2013	Kuomintang
			Concurrently held position as Minister Without Portfolio and as Minister of the Mongolian and Tibetan Affairs Commission.
16		Schive Chi[7] 薛琦 Xuē Qí	29 September 2013	25 March 2014
			Concurrently held position as Minister Without Portfolio.
17		John Deng 鄧振中 Dèng Zhènzhōng (1952–)	25 March 2014	7 December 2014
			Concurrently held position as Minister Without Portfolio.
18		Woody Duh 杜紫軍 Dù Zǐjūn (1959–)	7 December 2014	31 January 2016	Independent
			Concurrently held position as Minister Without Portfolio.
19		Lin Chu-chia 林祖嘉 Lín Zǔjiā (1956–)	31 January 2016	20 May 2016
			Concurrently held position as Minister Without Portfolio and as Minister of the National Development Council.
20		Chang Ching-sen 張景森 Zhāng Jǐngsēn (1959–)	20 May 2016	1 January 2019	Independent
			Concurrently held position as Minister Without Portfolio.

• Fujian Province, Republic of China
• Taiwan Provincial Government