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Ling Wancheng
Ling Wancheng (; born c. 1960), also known as Wang Cheng (), is a Chinese businessman from Shanxi province. He was born in Pinglu County. He graduated with a degree in economics from Jilin University. After graduating Ling joined the Xinhua news agency. He compiled internal documentation for party officials and worked as a news reporter. He was an editor at ''Outlook Weekly'' magazine (《瞭望》). He rose to become the deputy chief of the General Office of the Xinhua news agency. He earned an MBA from Hunan University in 2004. In 2004 he became the CEO of ''Tiantian Zaixian'' (天天在线), a subsidiary of China Netcom. Ling, along with associates from his home province of Shanxi, co-founded an investment firm in 2008, and became chief executive of its subsidiary Huijin Lifang Capital Management Ltd. shortly thereafter. Huijin owned a stake in Chinese online entertainment company LeTV.com. Under Ling's leadership, the company was thought to have profited some 300 million yuan ($48.27 million) from the appreciation of LeTV stocks.
Ling was a golf enthusiast, has won many amateur golf tournaments in Beijing under the pseudonym "Wang Cheng", and was a member of the China Golf Association. In November 2014, Ling was placed under investigation.
Ling is a member of the prominent Ling political family from Shanxi province. He is the youngest of five siblings. All of his siblings were named after Mao-era Communist Party terminology. His own name, "Wancheng", means "to finish". His elder brothers Ling Jihua and Ling Zhengce are both politicians. All three Ling brothers were placed under investigation in 2014. However, the media have speculated that Ling had fled to the United States after he had learned about his brother's investigation. ''The New York Times'' reported that Ling had purchased a home from NBA player Beno Udrih in Loomis, California, and resided there with his wife for a period of time and befriended their neighbors, but disappeared in October 2014. Ling's subsequent whereabouts were unknown. In August 2015 the Obama administration expressed concerns about undercover Chinese law enforcement operatives with the Chinese Ministry of Public Security in the United States who are searching for and repatriating Chinese fugitives under Operation Fox Hunt. According to an article in the New York Times,
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