Huang Xinting
Lieutenant general in the People's Liberation Army (1913–2006)
Huang Xinting (Chinese: 黄新廷; October 4, 1913 – May 12, 2006) was a People's Liberation Army lieutenant general. He was born in what is now part of Honghu in Hubei Province. He died in Beijing. He was a member of the 12th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and a delegate to the 3rd National People's Congress.
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Founding lieutenant generals of the People's Liberation Army
- Bao Xianzhi
- Bi Zhanyun
- Cai Shunli
- Cao Lihuai
- Chang Qiankun
- Chen Kang
- Chen Qingxian
- Chen Renqi
- Chen Xianrui
- Chen Zhengxiang
- Cheng Jun
- Cheng Shikai
- Cui Tianmin
- Deng Yifan
- Ding Qiusheng
- Dogan Penjor Rabgye
- Du Ping
- Du Yide
- Dun Xingyun
- Fan Chaoli
- Fang Qiang
- Fang Zhengping
- Fu Lianzhang
- Gan Weihan
- Guo Huaruo
- Guo Peng
- Han Liancheng
- Han Wei
- Han Zhengji
- He Cheng
- He Dequan
- Hu Qicai
- Huang Huoxing
- Huang Xinting
- Huang Zhiyong
- Kang Zhiqiang
- Kong Congzhou
- Kong Qingde
- Kong Shiquan
- Kuang Fuzhao
- Kuang Rennong
- Kuang Yumin
- Lai Yi
- Li Chengfang
- Li Shouxuan
- Li Tianhuan
- Li Xuesan
- Li Yao
- Li Zuopeng
- Liang Biye
- Liang Congxue
- Liang Xingchu
- Liao Hansheng
- Liao Rongbiao
- Lin Weixian
- Liu Changyi
- Liu Daosheng
- Liu Fei
- Liu Haotian
- Liu Jinxuan
- Liu Peishan
- Liu Shaowen
- Liu Xiansheng
- Liu Xingyuan
- Liu Xiyuan
- Liu Zhijian
- Liu Zhong
- Liu Zhuanlian
- Lu Sheng
- Luo Shunchu
- Luo Yuanfa
- Mo Wenhua
- Ngapoi Ngawang Jigme
- Ni Zhiliang
- Nie Fengzhi
- Nie Heting
- Ouyang Wen
- Ouyang Yi
- Peng Jiaqing
- Peng Lin
- Peng Mingzhi
- Pi Dingjun
- Qian Jun
- Qin Jiwei
- Qiu Chuangcheng
- Qiu Huizuo
- Rao Shoukun
- Rao Zhengxi
- Rao Zijian
- Saifuddin Azizi
- Su Jing
- Sun Jixian
- Sun Yi
- Tan Furen
- Tan Guansan
- Tan Jian
- Tan Jiashu
- Tan Xilin
- Tang Ping
- Tang Tianji
- Tang Yanjie
- Tao Yong
- Teng Haiqing
- Tian Weiyang
- Wan Yi
- Wang Bicheng
- Wang Bingzhang
- Wang Daobang
- Wang Enmao
- Wang Huiqiu
- Wang Jinshan
- Wang Shangrong
- Wang Zheng
- Wang Zifeng
- Wang Zonghuai
- Wei Jie
- Wen Niansheng
- Wen Yucheng
- Wu Faxian
- Wu Fushan
- Wu Kehua
- Wu Ruilin
- Wu Xian'en
- Wu Xinquan
- Xian Henghan
- Xiang Zhonghua
- Xiao Wangdong
- Xiao Xiangrong
- Xiao Xinhuai
- Xie Youfa
- Xu Binzhou
- Xu Liqing
- Xu Shenji
- Yan Fusheng
- Yan Kuiyao
- Yang Guofu
- Yang Meisheng
- Yang Xiushan
- Yao Zhe
- Yu Lijin
- Yu Qiuli
- Yuan Shengping
- Yuan Ziqin
- Zeng Guohua
- Zeng Shaoshan
- Zeng Siyu
- Zeng Zesheng
- Zhan Caifang
- Zhang Caiqian
- Zhang Chiming
- Zhang Dazhi
- Zhang Fan
- Zhang Guohua
- Zhang Jingwu
- Zhang Lingbin
- Zhang Nansheng
- Zhang Renchu
- Zhang Tianyun
- Zhang Xianyue
- Zhang Yixiang
- Zhang Zhen
- Zhang Zuliang
- Zhao Qimin
- Zhao Rong
- Zheng Weishan
- Zhong Chibing
- Zhong Hanhua
- Zhou Biao
- Zhou Guanwu
- Zhou Renjie
- Zhou Shiping
- Zhou Xihan
- Zhou Yucheng
- Zhou Zhijian
- Zhu Huizhao
- Zhu Ming
- Zhuang Tian
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