Jing Ruixiang

Jing Ruixiang (; born 1939) is a retired Chinese judge and judicial official who served as President of the Sichuan High People's Court. A member of the Chinese Communist Party since 1972, he rose through local, municipal, and provincial political-legal institutions and eventually became a national-level legal figure. He was awarded the judicial rank of Second-Class Justice of the People's Republic of China in 2002 and served as a member of the 10th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.

Biography Jing Ruixiang was born in 1939 in Yangjiawan Village, Jianxing Town, Nanbu County, Sichuan Province. He entered the Southwest College of Political Science and Law in 1961 and completed his legal studies in December 1965. In 1973, Jing returned to Sichuan and continued his work in public security and political-legal affairs. Beginning in 1979, he held several key positions in Nanbu County and Nanchong, including Deputy Director of the Nanbu County Public Security Bureau, Deputy Party Secretary of the Nanbu County Committee, and President and Party Secretary of the Nanchong Intermediate People’s Court. He later served as a member of the Nanchong Municipal Party Committee and Deputy Secretary of the Political and Legal Affairs Commission.

After stepping down as court president in 2003, Jing continued to hold advisory roles, including Consultant to the Sichuan Provincial Political and Legal Affairs Commission and Member of the Advisory Committee of the Supreme People's Court.