Su Dongliang 苏东亮 — Media Profile & Archive

Media Profile & Archive — Su Dongliang 苏东亮. This archive preserves the source record behind the Su Dongliang 苏东亮 profile: the Dui Hua Foundation’s reporting on the People’s Election Party / “Shadow Corps” subversion case and the 2019 government response on his release, together with the conflicting 2026 roster listing — with provenance and limitations noted. Sources are graded; official claims are reported as reported, not independently established.

Dui Hua Foundation — “Prisoner Updates 2019 Quarter 2” (2019)

(The Dui Hua Foundation, opened and read in full: Dui Hua Foundation) Reports on four prisoners “sentenced for subversion of state power in Guangdong” due to affiliation with the “Shadow Corps” (Yingzi Bintuan 影子兵团), which “allegedly aimed to overthrow the Communist Party of China in a violent revolution, according to official accounts.” States that a Chinese-government response revealed Ma Ji (马骥) was serving a five-year sentence in Heyuan Prison (due for release in August 2020); Yang Wanben (杨万本) was expected to complete his four-year sentence on August 16, 2019; and “Su Dongliang (苏东亮) has already been released from prison on an unspecified date.” The case aim and the release report are conveyed as official accounts / a government response, not as independently verified facts. This is the most recent substantive information on Su Dongliang located. Source grade: reputable US-based human-rights NGO specializing in Chinese prisoners; attributed.

Dui Hua Foundation — “Dui Hua Digest, June 2019” (2019)

(The Dui Hua Foundation, opened and read in full: Dui Hua Foundation) Carries the same prisoner-update item in the Digest’s “Prisoner Updates” section: “Another corps member Su Dongliang (苏东亮) has already been released from prison on an unspecified date.” Duplicates the reporting above; confirms the item’s placement and wording. Source grade: same as above; DUPLICATE of the substantive item.

Dui Hua Foundation — “Prisoner Updates 2018 Quarter 3” (2018)

(The Dui Hua Foundation, opened and read in full: Dui Hua Foundation) Earlier reporting: Xiang Fengxuan established the People’s Election Party and the “Shadow Corps” “with the intention of overthrowing the Communist Party in a violent revolution according to official reports”; Xiang was sentenced to 11 years for subversion in 2017 in Guangdong and incarcerated in Yangjiang Prison. “Ma Ji (马骥), Yang Wanben (杨万本), Su Dongliang (苏东亮), and Zhang Junwei (张珺玮) were also sentenced for subversion in Guangzhou over their participation in the People’s Election Party,” uncovered from judicial websites; only Yang (4 years) and Zhang (5 years) had known sentences, “whereas the sentences received by Ma and Su remain unknown”; Dui Hua submitted a prisoner list to its interlocutors to inquire about Ma and Su. Source grade: reputable NGO research; attributed; establishes the case and Su Dongliang’s place in it.

Dui Hua Foundation — “Dui Hua Digest, July 2018” (2018)

(The Dui Hua Foundation, opened and read in full: Dui Hua Foundation) Carries the same 2018 prisoner-update item in the Digest’s “Prisoner Update” section, with identical wording on the four Guangzhou defendants and the unknown sentences for Ma and Su. Duplicates the reporting above. Source grade: same as above; DUPLICATE of the substantive item.

维权网 — August 2026 monthly report, Issue 131 (August 31, 2026)

维权网《中国大陆在押政治犯、良心犯月度报告（2026年8月31日）第131期（共1638人）, read via local mirror of the Chinese edition. Independent Chinese-language rights-monitoring outlet. Lists 苏东亮 in the “刑期不明” (sentence unknown) group, immediately after 项逢选 — the co-defendant association corroborating the Dui Hua identity equation. It places him among prisoners in custody as of August 2026, in direct conflict with Dui Hua’s 2019 report that he had already been released. Source grade: monitoring organization; single-source roster fact; conflict preserved as reported.

Source conflicts and limitations

The central evidentiary conflict: Dui Hua (June 2019) reports a government response stating Su Dongliang had “already been released from prison on an unspecified date”; 维权网 Issue 131 (August 31, 2026) lists 苏东亮 as a current prisoner with sentence unknown. No source resolves this; no post-2019 reporting on Su Dongliang was located despite a targeted freshness search. His sentence length was never disclosed. The Shadow Corps’ aims and the convictions are reported through official accounts as relayed by Dui Hua; no court judgment was independently examined. No PRC official source was found beyond the government response Dui Hua relayed; no state-media coverage was located; no international-media account beyond the Dui Hua items was found; no consular dimension was established.