An Ning / 安宁 (Wang Bing / 王冰)

Henan democracy and constitutional-reform advocate · China Democracy Party organizer

The P1 research identity carried as An Ning / 安宁 has been materially narrowed to Wang Bing (王冰), a democracy and constitutional-reform advocate from Anyang, Henan. Because common-name contamination is substantial, this profile preserves both the research label and the source-supported personal name rather than conflating him with unrelated actors, officials, or other people named Wang Bing.

1989 and reform advocacy

A person-level 2005 interview reports that Wang Bing was a local economic official in Huaxian in 1989 and lost his post after opposing the June Fourth crackdown. He later advocated constitutional and political reform.

1998 China Democracy Party activity

From October 1998, the same account reports repeated police summons connected to protests against repression of dissidents and efforts to organize the China Democracy Party. A later CDP archival reproduction places 王冰 among Henan national-preparatory coordination contacts. The evidence supports Henan/Anyang CDP organizing activity, but an exact branch or national office is not assigned without the original 1998 records.

Custody and evidence controls

Repeated police summons are reported from October 1998, but no independently closed prison-sentence chronology has been established. Primary-source targets include the 1989 dismissal/personnel record, the 1998 Henan CDP application or branch record, police summons/interrogation records, the original national preparatory roster, and earlier reform petitions or letters.

Identity safeguard: this canonical research identity is the Anyang/Henan democracy-reform advocate Wang Bing. Unrelated same-name entertainment and official records are excluded.

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