Background
Mr. Chen was born in Nanhai, Guangdong, China in 1871.
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陈锦涛
goverment official instructor professor
Mr. Chen was born in Nanhai, Guangdong, China in 1871.
Chen Chin-tao graduated from Queen’s College, Hong kong. He went to America as a government student in 1901 and studied mathematics and social science at California University between 1901 and 1902, graduating with Master of Science degree. Mr. Chen attended Yale University majoring in political economy and graduated with Doctor of Philosophy degree in 1906.
Chen Chin-tao returned to China in 1906 and was made a Hanlin Compiler by the Imperial Court. Under the Ching regime, he held the following important positions: educational inspector in Beijing, head of the accounting and statistics department in the Board of Finance, inspector to Ta-Ching Goverment Bank, chairman of the currency reform commission, vice-Governor and Governor of the Ta-Ching, Government Bank. Founder and vice-director of the Bureau of Printing and Engraving, vice-president of the beard of finance, Minister of Finance of the Provisional Republican Government in 1912.
Since 1912 he became a Chinese representative to the International Conference of Chambers of Commerce held in Boston and director of the audit bureau under the Cabinet. Mr. Chen held the post of a financial Commissioner to Europe in 1913. He also was a Minister of Finance and concurrently Director-General of Salt Administration from 1916 to 1917. During this period, he was appointed concurrently Minister of Foreign Affairs from June to October, 1916.
Chen Chin-tao charged with peculation and was prosecuted by the Court. But he was exonerated by a special-presidential mandate in 1918. In 1920 Mr. Chen was appointed Minister of Finance of the Canton Military Government. And in 1926 he was reappointed Minister of Finance of Peiping Government. Later he became a Chairman of the National Currency Reform Commission at the Ministry of Finance.
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