Mr. Wang Dong earned his Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Criminal Law from Southwest University of Political Science and Law, where he established a robust theoretical foundation. Over the past decade, he has specialized in handling criminal cases, with a focused practice in financial crimes, cybercrimes, smuggling offenses, and duty-related crimes. He has successfully represented clients in numerous high-profile, legally intricate, and complex cases, achieving client-satisfactory outcomes in the majority—including modifications to coercive measures, non-prosecution decisions, suspended sentences, and reduced penalties.
In his practice, Mr. Wang has also handled significant cases in criminal complaints, criminal risk management, and prosecutorial public interest litigation. These cases have consistently yielded outcomes aligned with client expectations, fully safeguarding their legal interests. Additionally, Mr. Wang actively contributes to legal scholarship. He has authored over 250,000 words of practical legal commentaries, with many articles republished by authoritative platforms, demonstrating considerable influence in the field.

· Precise Defense Strategies for Property Involved in Criminal Cases
· Meticulous Defense in Healthcare Insurance Fraud Cases
· Interpreting Key Revisions in Detention Necessity Review Rules
· DUI Rule Changes: Impact Analysis on Law Enforcement Practices
· Allocation of Restitution Liability Among Accomplices in Illegal Fundraising Cases
· Bid-Rigging Prosecution: A Discipline Inspection Perspective
· Coordinated Administrative-Criminal Enforcement in Securities Violations
· Judicial Trends in Severe Punishment for Financial Crimes: Case-Driven Analysis
· 30-Year Retrospective Review & Tax-Police Joint Operations: A Defense Counsel's View
· Theories and Rational Approaches to Proceeds Identification in Smuggling Crimes
· Admissibility of Incidental Civil Actions in Intellectual Property Crimes
· "Illegal Equals Criminal"? Defining Illegality Boundaries in Private Fund Violations
· Pyramid Scheme Organizers' Profits: Fraud or Not?
· Lawyering Under "Sharp and Piercing" Regulatory Enforcement
· Responding to Victims' Incidental Civil Claims: Strategies for Suspects and Families

Mr. Wang earned his ​Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.)​​ and ​Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Criminal Law​ from ​Southwest University of Political Science and Law.