| Guo Jingtong | |
 Guo Jingtong in September 2001, aged 109, a day before his death | |
| Birth: | 13 November 1891 Tongzhou District, Beijing, Qing dynasty (China) |
| Death: | 5 September 2001 Xicheng District, Beijing, China |
| Age: | 109 days, 297 days |
| Country: |  CHN
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| Centenarian | |
Guo Jingtong [Chinese: 郭景通] (13 November 1891 – 5 September 2001) was a Chinese centenarian.
Biography[]
Guo Jingtong was born in Tongzhou District, Beijing, Qing dynasty (China) on 13 November 1891. He never went to school. He saw the emperor Puyi lefting his palace of his own eyes.
In January 2001, Guo was reported to be the the oldest living man in Beijing. He was also reported to be the third-oldest living person in Beijing, after Mao Jiunv (born 1889) and Gong Jiao (born 1890).
Guo Jingtong died of heart failure in Changqiao hospital, Xicheng District, Beijing, China on 5 September 2001 at the age of 109 years, 297 days.
References[]
- Unvalidated Claims (Age 108 and Older) from China (not updated since 2011)
- 京城百余老寿星跨越三世纪 Epoch Times, 2 January 2001
- 百岁老人喜过新世纪第一个除夕 Epoch Times, 24 January 2001
- 见证3个世纪风雨沧桑 北京110岁老寿星辞世(附图) Sina Net, 5 September 2001
- 讲述老百姓的故事-北京男性寿星郭景通生命的最后时刻 Sina Net, 6 September 2001
- 北京老寿星昨天走了……(图) Sohu, 6 September 2001 (Archived)