About
Wang Qishan, born on July 19, 1948, is a retired Chinese politician who held significant positions within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). He was a leading member of the party, known for his role in combating corruption. Wang's influence extended to economic policy as well, and he played a key part in shaping China's financial strategies. His career reflects a long period of service within the upper echelons of the Chinese government.
Career Timeline
Early Political Positions
Wang begins his political career, holding various positions in local government and earning a modest income.
Mayor of Beijing
Appointed Mayor of Beijing, gaining significant influence and increasing his earnings and connections.
Vice Premier Appointment
Becomes a Vice Premier, overseeing economic and financial matters, wielding considerable power and increasing wealth.
Leads Anti-Corruption Campaign
Leads the anti-corruption campaign under Xi Jinping, solidifying his power and further increasing his (likely) hidden wealth.
Retirement from Politics
Retires from major political positions, transitioning to a less public role while maintaining his influence and significant wealth.
Retired Official, Remains Influential
Wang Qishan remains a retired official, his public profile diminished but likely still wielding influence behind the scenes and maintaining considerable (if opaque) wealth.
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Last updated: February 23, 2026