Li Zhongcheng

Born: 1963–present
Nationality: Chinese
Notable works: Research on the Crime of Organizing and Leading Pyramid Selling Activities Research on Difficult Issues in the Judicial Determination of Drug Crimes and the Crime of Organized Prostitution Research on the Judicial Determination of the Crime of Smuggling and the Improvement of Law Enforcement

4 written works

About the author

Li Zhongcheng, male, of Han ethnicity, was born in 1963 in Cangwu County, Guangxi. He studied at Guangxi Normal University, Zhongnan University of Economics and Law, and the Law School of Wuhan University. He is currently director of Guangxi Jinshi Law Firm, vice president of the Guangxi Modern Legal Research Institute, and an adjunct professor and master's supervisor at the Law School of Guangxi Minzu University. His published works focus on criminal justice practice, examining the judicial determination and sentencing of crimes such as organizing and leading pyramid schemes, drug-related and organized prostitution offenses, smuggling, and offenses against border administration. Combining normative analysis with law enforcement practice, they serve as references for case handlers and legal researchers. Public information about him is limited, and his writing is characterized by a problem-oriented, practical approach.