Quan Xiufeng

Quan Xiufeng, born in 1972, is a female social figure in the People's Republic of China. She married Mao Yuanxin in 1972, thus becoming Mao Zedong's niece-in-law. Quan Xiufeng's early occupation was as a female worker at a sock knitting factory in Shanghai. In January 1977, she and Mao Yuanxin welcomed their daughter, Li Li; however, at that time, Mao Yuanxin had just been detained for three months, and Quan Xiufeng was under quarantine and investigation. This period reflects the complex political environment faced by her family.

Regarding family relations, Mao Yuanxin was Mao Zedong's great-nephew, making Quan Xiufeng's husband Mao Zedong's grandnephew. As his spouse, she attracted public attention due to her family connections. Their marriage began in 1972, and they had one daughter named Li Li.

Quan Xiufeng has participated in some social and cultural activities. From October 19 to 21, 2012, she, along with Mao Yuanxin, Mao Xiaoqing, and several staff members close to Mao Zedong, visited the headwaters of China's South-to-North Water Diversion Project located in Xichuan County, Henan Province. During this inspection, she learned and exchanged ideas with important figures such as Li Shi, Mao Xiaoqing, Zhao Yanhe, Zhou Fuming, Wu Liandeng, and Shao Shuhua. This activity indicates that she still maintains connections with Mao Zedong's family and related organizations.

Regarding her personal educational background, early life details, and her careers in public and private sectors, public information does not provide further specifics. Her primary public identity remains as a member of Mao Zedong's family, with her life centered around living with Mao Yuanxin and maintaining family ties.