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Wang Qishan

Is Wang Qishan A-List?

NoC

No — Wang Qishan is currently ranked C tier — recognizable within their niche but with limited mainstream visibility.

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Reached A-list in 2012

Leads Anti-Corruption Campaign

Lost A-list status in 2018

Dropped to B tier — Retirement from Politics

Ranking Timeline

1980D$0.1M

Early Political Positions

Wang begins his political career, holding various positions in local government and earning a modest income.

2003C▲$1M+$0.9M

Mayor of Beijing

Appointed Mayor of Beijing, gaining significant influence and increasing his earnings and connections.

2007B▲$3M+$2M

Vice Premier Appointment

Becomes a Vice Premier, overseeing economic and financial matters, wielding considerable power and increasing wealth.

2012A▲$7M+$4M

Leads Anti-Corruption Campaign

Leads the anti-corruption campaign under Xi Jinping, solidifying his power and further increasing his (likely) hidden wealth.

2018B▼$10.5M+$3.5M

Retirement from Politics

Retires from major political positions, transitioning to a less public role while maintaining his influence and significant wealth.

2026C▼$10M-$0.5M

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.

Last updated: September 26, 2026