Long before Chinese agribusiness giant Fufeng Group caught the attention of the Pentagon by purchasing land near a sensitive US Air Force drone base in North Dakota, its Chairman, Li Xuechun (李学纯), was already deeply embedded in the regime’s party-state apparatus.
In China, corporate tycoons do not operate in a vacuum. Under the regime's "military-civil fusion" model, the business world and the military machine share the same boardrooms—and the same parliamentary seats.
According to official provincial records, during the 10th Shandong Provincial People's Congress starting in 2003, at least 34 active-duty servicemen and women of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) served as co-legislators alongside Fufeng's Chairman, Li Xuechun (李学纯).
To the outside world, Beijing markets these local congresses as civilian legislative bodies. In reality, they are heavily populated by the regime's "men in uniform"—the very enforcers who rubber-stamp bloated internal security and military budgets.
Below is the verified roster of the 34 active-duty military "gunsticks" who shared the legislative floor, drafted policies, and exercised state power alongside the man who would later try to buy up farmland surrounding a vital US military installation:
Ma Leqi (马乐其)
Ma Yingying [Female] (马颖颖)
Wang Taisheng (王太圣)
Wang Xinghui (王兴辉)
Wang Jue (王珏)
Wang Bin [Female] (王滨)
Wang Fushan (王福山)
Fang Xiaojiang (方晓江)
Shi Chensheng (石臣胜)
Cheng Bingwen (成秉文)
Liu Guangze (刘光泽)
Liu Shaohua (刘绍华)
Sun Yijun (孙一军)
Yang Xinguo (阳新国)
Li Shaolin (李邵林)
He Faxiang (何法祥)
Yang Binghe (杨炳河)
Bu Weili (步伟利)
Shen Dianye (沈殿业)
Zhang Qihong (张齐红)
Chen Hanchun (陈汉春)
Zheng Quande (郑全德)
Zhao Chengfeng (赵承凤)
Zhu Zuyi (祝祖一)
Nie Keming (聂克明)
Jia Dequan (贾德全)
Xu Shoufu (徐守福)
Gao Quanfu (高全福)
Guo Deqi (郭德启)
Xi Keru (席科茹)
Lu Xiaoying [Female] (鲁笑英)
Xie Baozhong (谢宝忠)
Teng Zhaoli (滕兆利)
Mu Zhenhe (穆振河)
This deep-rooted history reveals that Fufeng's political ties are not a recent coincidence; they span decades. When Western intelligence agencies warn that Chinese private enterprises operate under the direct shadow of the military, this 2003 roster is the historical proof. In this system, the gun and the gavel are held by the exact same hands.
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