Li Wuhang

## Other Information

### Education

University of Hong Kong (Bachelor's of Arts, Public Administration)Georgetown University (Master's of Arts, Communications)

University of Virginia (Master's of Arts, Political Science)

### Political Party

Republican

Li Wuhang was an American & Hong Konger political aide and businessman. He previously served 57th & 59th White House Chief of Staff, White House Communications Director, Deputy National Security Advisor for Communications, Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security for Public Affairs, Pentagon Press Secretary and Assistant to the Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs.

During Arthur Griffin's 2048 and 2056 Presidential Campaigns he served as Communications Director.

In 2057, he married Talia Faruq-Wuhang, the daughter of Alan Faruq and niece of President Arthur Griffin.

He resigned as White House Chief of Staff in 2062 to take a job in the private sector working for the Griffin Lawson Group as its Chief Public Relations Officer, he left that position in 2069 to become a Senior Advisor to the President.

He died in 2074.

## Biography

Wuhang, born Li Wuhang to Li Zao and Li Liyuan in Kowloon, Hong Kong. He grew up travelling between America, Hong Kong and Mainland China, Wuhang eventually learned English, Mandarin and Cantonese. He attended Elementary and High School in Hong Kong and was later accepted into the University of Hong Kong, he would graduate with a Bachelors in Public Administration. After graduating, he made the decision to move to the United States and continue his studies at Georgetown University graduating with a Masters Degree in Communications.

While at Georgetown he met Benjamin Rhodes, then a Georgetown alumni and medical student. Wuhang, interested in working on the campaign was introduced to Griffin's deputy campaign manager Sidney Jensen. Jensen appointed him as Deputy Communications Director for Washington D.C. Metropolitan Area. During the course of the campaign, he would work his way up in the ranks eventually being appointed National Campaign Communications Director.

After Griffin won the election in 2048 incoming Deputy Secretary of Defense Kaleb Austin announced that Wuhang would be appointed the Pentagon's Press Secretary and Assistant to the Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs.

He would later be nominated to serve as Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security for Public Affairs in March of 2051. He was confirmed by the United States Senate on June 9th, 2051 and sworn in by Vice President Jamie Rhodes. He would leave office as Assistant Secretary on January 20th, 2053.

After leaving office, he returned to school, studying at the University of Virginia. He obtained his Masters in Political Science from UVA in 2056 and went on to work on Arthur Griffin's third presidential campaign as Communications Director for the second time.

(January 20th, 2049 - June 9th, 2051)
(January 20th, 2049 - June 9th, 2051)
(June 9th, 2051 - January 20th, 2053)
(January 20th, 2057 - March 1st, 2057)
(Acting)
**Itai Faruq**
(Acting)
(March 1st, 2057 - January 1st, 2059)
(January 20th, 2061 - June 19th, 2062)
**Kelsey Grey**
(January 1st, 2059 - January 20th, 2061)
(January 1st, 2059 - January 20th, 2061)
(January 20th, 2069 - November 12th, 2074)
(Acting)
(December 19th, 2070 - May 15th, 2071)