Financial official announces changes in personnel: Hu Shuli resigns

"Caijing" Public relations director Zhang Lihui in the late Monday on Sina Weibo, published, "Caijing" editor Hu Shuli has submitted her resignation report. The liaison office has been studied and has agreed to her request.　　The liaison Office also accepted the deputy editor-in-chief Dai-Kyung's resignation report, and appointed Yang Lang as Deputy editor-in-chief.　　Zhang Lihui said that Hu Shuli, who resigned as editor of Caijing, was interested in accepting the invitation of Sun Yat-sen University to be the dean, Professor and doctoral tutor of the School of Communication and design. On the same day, the liaison Office also accepted the deputy editor-in-chief Dai-Kyung's resignation report, and appointed Yang Lang as Deputy editor-in-chief.　　　Monday Evening, executive editor Wang Shuo disclosed to Sina Finance, has submitted his resignation, Deputy editor-in-chief Yang Daming has not answered the phone.　　The 2009 issue of the 23rd edition of Caijing Magazine, published on November 9, still has a commentary published by Ms. Hu as the last transcript produced by Hu Shuli as editor-in-chief of Caijing magazine. At the end of September, Wu Chuanhui, general manager of Caijing Magazine, first submitted his resignation. A total of more than 60 people were determined to leave, and only One-third were left in the advertising, marketing and distribution sectors.　　It was later rumored that most of Ms. Hu's editorial and editorial team members would leave the new issue of Caijing Newsweek in November. Media reports have rumored that Hu Shuli's new magazine has rented office space at an office in Beijing's big Hope Road, and more than 10 employees have settled in for office.　　But the news is not officially confirmed. In the November 9 issue of Financial magazine in 2009, the 23rd Financial magazine, published a "Gem of dislocation and reset" editorial article, which Hu Shuli as the editor-in-chief of Caijing magazine published the last editorial. In this editorial, Hu Shuli's outspoken business board "this kind of protection, just kill the vitality of the market itself, and will inevitably appear at all levels of adverse selection." ”