Preceded by Liu Qibao Role Politician Name Wang Dongming | Alma mater Liaoning University Nationality Chinese Party Communist Party of China | |
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Deputy Wei Hong (Governor)
Yin Li Born July 1956
Benxi, Liaoning ( 1956-07-00 ) Political party Communist Party of China Education Liaoning University (1982), Central Party School of the Communist Party of China | ||
Wang Dongming (Chinese: ηδΈζ; born July 1956) is a Chinese politician who has served since 2012 as the Communist Party Secretary of Sichuan province. Originally from Liaoning province, Wang served as the chief of the General Office of the Central Institutional Organization Commission between 2007 and 2012.
Career
Wang was born in Benxi, Liaoning province in 1956. He took part in rural manual labour in Huanren County, Liaoning in the latter stages of the Cultural Revolution. After the Cultural Revolution ended, he obtained a degree in philosophy at Liaoning University, then went to the city of Jinzhou to serve as local Communist Youth League chief. He then served as party chief of Suizhong County and then Dengta County, then vice mayor of Liaoyang.
He obtained a postgraduate degree at the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Party School. In 1997, Wang became a member of the Liaoning provincial Party Standing Committee, and also served concurrently as the head of the organization department of Liaoning. In September 2002, he became the deputy director of the Organization Department of the Communist Party of China (vice-minister rank) and the director of the No. 2 Cadres department.
In July 2007, Wang was appointed the chief of General Office of the Central Institutional Organization Commission, in charge of institutional reforms, holding the rank of a minister; he stayed in the role until 2012, when he was transferred to become party chief of Sichuan, succeeding Liu Qibao. Wang's appointment in Sichuan came at a sensitive time. Sichuan was known to be a power base of the former security chief Zhou Yongkang. Wang assisted party disciplinary authorities as political allies of Zhou were investigated and sacked. Wang accompanied Xi Jinping on his 2015 visit to the United States.
He was a standing committee member of the 10th Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), and a member of the 17th and 18th Central Committees of the Communist Party of China.