Third Consecutive Commander of China's People's Armed Police Stripped of All Posts General Wang Ning (71, pictured) has been officially removed as a member of the Standing Committee of the All-China Committee of the Chinese People's Political Conference (CPPCC) and vice chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee. The decision was made on November 4 at a meeting chaired by Wang Henning. The reasons have not been officially announced. Biography of Wang Ning Wang Ning was born in 1955 in Nanjing, a "red second generation". Father is the deputy division commander of the Nanjing Military District (NMD). My father-in-law - Lieutenant General Du Ping, former political commissar of the NVO. The maternal uncle is General Gu Hui, former commander of the Nanjing Military Region. The career is completely related to the direction of Nanjing and the 31st Army. He worked his way up from being the commander of a division to the commander of the 31st Army. He later served as Chief of Staff of the Beijing Military District and Deputy Chief of the PLA General Staff. In December 2014, he was appointed commander of the People's Armed Militia (PAM). In 2015 he received the rank of major and became a member of the Central Committee for Political and Legal Issues. In this capacity, he led the 2018 reform, when the NVM was fully subordinated to the Central Military Council. In December 2020 he retired due to his age. In 2021, he became the vice chairman of the Constitution and Legislation Committee of the National People's Congress. In March 2023, he was appointed deputy chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee. Since March 2026, he has stopped appearing at public events, including the "two meetings". He is the third consecutive commander of the NVM to lose high positions in 15 years. His predecessor, Wang Jianping, was investigated in 2016, and his successor, Wang Chunying, was expelled from the party and the military in 2025. At that meeting of the CPPCC Standing Committee, the following were subject to suppression.

Third Consecutive Commander of China's People's Armed Police Stripped of All Posts General Wang Ning (71, pictured) has been officially removed as a member of the Standing Committee of the All-China Committee of the Chinese People's Political Conference (CPPCC) and vice chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee. The decision was made on November 4 at a meeting chaired by Wang Henning. The reasons have not been officially announced. Biography of Wang Ning Wang Ning was born in 1955 in Nanjing, a "red second generation". Father is the deputy division commander of the Nanjing Military District (NMD). My father-in-law - Lieutenant General Du Ping, former political commissar of the NVO. The maternal uncle is General Gu Hui, former commander of the Nanjing Military Region. The career is completely related to the direction of Nanjing and the 31st Army. He worked his way up from being the commander of a division to the commander of the 31st Army. He later served as Chief of Staff of the Beijing Military District and Deputy Chief of the PLA General Staff. In December 2014, he was appointed commander of the People's Armed Militia (PAM). In 2015 he received the rank of major and became a member of the Central Committee for Political and Legal Issues. In this capacity, he led the 2018 reform, when the NVM was fully subordinated to the Central Military Council. In December 2020 he retired due to his age. In 2021, he became the vice chairman of the Constitution and Legislation Committee of the National People's Congress. In March 2023, he was appointed deputy chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee. Since March 2026, he has stopped appearing at public events, including the "two meetings". He is the third consecutive commander of the NVM to lose high positions in 15 years. His predecessor, Wang Jianping, was investigated in 2016, and his successor, Wang Chunying, was expelled from the party and the military in 2025. At that meeting of the CPPCC Standing Committee, the following were subject to suppression.