The bribes were particularly large.

The journalist was informed today (3 days) by the Supreme People ' s Procuratorate that the investigation into the alleged bribery of Wang Lixia, former Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of the Autonomous Region of Inner Mongolia and former Chairman of the Autonomous Region Government, was concluded by the National Monitoring Committee and referred to the Public Prosecution Service for examination and prosecution. In accordance with the law, the Supreme People ' s Procuratorate issued an arrest decision against Wang Lixia on suspicion of bribery and appointed the People ' s Procuratorate of Qing City of Heilongjiang Province to review and prosecute. In recent days, the people ' s procuratorate of the city of Qayqing has filed a complaint with the middle court of the city.

Wang Lixia, former Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of the Autonomous Region of Mongolia and former President of the Autonomous Region

During the examination of the indictment, the prosecution service informed the accused of her procedural rights in accordance with the law, questioned the accused and heard the defence. The Public Prosecution Service charged the accused with using his position as Deputy Secretary, Mayor, Member of the Party Group, Deputy Governor of the Shaanxi Provincial Government, Standing Committee of the Party of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Minister of General War, Secretary of the Khoo and Hot municipalities, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Chairman of the Autonomous Region Government of the Autonomous Region, as well as the facilities created by his powers or status, for the benefit of others and for the illegal receipt of other persons ' belongings, in particularly large amounts, and should be held criminally liable under the law for bribery.

(Chang Qing)

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On 12 February 2026, the National Monitoring Board of the Central Disciplinary Commission informed that the former Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of the Autonomous Region of Inner Mongolia and the former Chair of the Autonomous Region Government, Wang Li Xia, had been expelled from party membership and public office for serious disciplinary offences.

Wang Lixia lost her idealistic beliefs and abandoned her original mission.

The report states that, with the approval of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, the National Monitoring Board of the Central Disciplinary Commission conducted a case review of serious disciplinary violations committed by the twentieth Central Committee member, the former Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of the Autonomous Region of Inner Mongolia and the former President of the Autonomous Region, Wang Lixa.

After finding out that Wang Lixia had lost her faith in her ideals, had broken her faith in her original mission and had seriously departed from her “two defenses” by following up on the Party's central decision to deploy an impeccable and self-defeating position; had violated the spirit of the eight central provisions, had violated access to private premises, accepted hospitality and travel arrangements that could affect the fair performance of her official duties, had violated the use of management and client vehicles, was greedy and sought pleasure; had violated the principles of organization by failing to report on personal matters as required, had failed to make it clear in the organization of inquiries, had worked for the benefit of others and had received money from other persons in the performance of tasks such as the selection and appointment of cadres; had failed to respect the integrity line, had taken money from others, and had been paid for the money that should have been paid by others; had interfered in and intervened in the administration of justice; had behaved in a bad manner and had failed in the exercise of her family's authority; and had used her functions to facilitate others' access to projects, works and had illegally received large sums.

Wang Lixia joined in September 1985

According to the report, the serious violations of party political discipline, organizational discipline, integrity discipline, work discipline and life discipline, which constitute serious job offences and are suspected of bribery offences, as well as the serious and serious nature of the consequences and consequences after the 18th anniversary of the party, should be seriously addressed. In accordance with the relevant provisions, the Standing Committee of the Central Disciplinary Commission studied and reported to the Central Political Bureau for consideration, and decided to impose a disciplinary measure on Wang Lixia for the dismissal of his party; the National Monitoring Board for the dismissal of him from public office; the termination of the 20 representatives of his party and the eleventh party representative of the Autonomous Region of Inner Mongolia; the collection of the proceeds of his infractions; and the referral of his alleged crime to the prosecution service for prosecution and the transfer of the property in question together with the law. The disciplinary measure for the dismissal of a member of the party is to be confirmed at a plenary meeting of the Central Committee.

The public curriculum vitae shows that Wang Lixia, a woman, Mongol, born in June 1964, Liaoning Jianping, joined the labour force in September 1985 and joined the Communist Party of China in December 1992.

At the age of 17, Wang Li Xia attended the Faculty of Economic Management of Liaoning University in planning statistics, after which she studied for 15 years at the Faculty of Economic Statistics of the Sian Institute of Statistics, where she served as assistant lecturer, lecturer, associate professor, etc., during which she studied in-service postgraduate studies at Shaanxi School of Economics and Economics, University of Xiamen, and received a master ' s degree and a doctorate.

Her political career was relatively smooth and in 2000 she was appointed Deputy Director-General of the Shaanxi Provincial Bureau of Statistics, and five years later she was promoted to the Party Secretary and Director of the Shaanxi Provincial Bureau of Statistics. In 2011, Wang Lixia was appointed Vice-Secretary and Acting Mayor of Coppercheon City, Shaanxi Province. In 2013, Lixia Wang, less than 49 years old, was officially appointed Vice-Governor of Shaanxi Province, making it the youngest deputy provincial cadre of the then leadership of Shaxi Province.

Wang Lixia was the ninth female provincial government in the history of New China.

In 2016, she was transferred across the province to the Standing Committee of the Party Committee of the Autonomous Region of Inner Mongolia, the Minister of Work on the Unified Front, and began working as Secretary of the Ho Hot City Council in 2019. At that time, the Standing Committee of the Party of the Autonomous Region and the Secretary of the Hoot City Council had just fallen in the cloud, and Wang Li Xia had been appointed as the “Fires Leader” and the Secretary of the Hot City Council, then the only woman in the country.

In July 2021, she was Deputy Secretary of the Party of the Autonomous Region of Mongolia. In August, the Standing Committee of the People ' s Congress of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region appointed Wang Lixia as Vice-Chairman and Acting Chairman of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. In September 2021, Wang Lixia officially served as Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of the Autonomous Region of Inner Mongolia, President of the Autonomous Region and Secretary of the Government Party. She then became the ninth female provincial government in the history of the new China.

The last public appearance of Wang Lixia took place at the site of the Urat post-Bayanjar city to direct the search and rescue of the missing persons in Shanhong. On 16 August 2025, flash floods broke out in the upper Uguyu ditch, a post-Bayyanjar city of Urat, resulting in the loss of contact of 13 campers. In accordance with the arrangements made by the Party of the Autonomous Region, Wang Li Xia went to the scene on an emergency basis to direct the search and rescue of personnel. In the following days, the search and rescue of the mountain flood disaster was still under way, but Wang Lixia was no longer present. On 22 August 2025, Wang Lixia, the National Supervisor of the Central Disciplinary Commission, was investigated for serious disciplinary offences.