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Wang Shucheng (1941-), born in Liyang County, Jiangsu Province, senior engineer with a post-graduate diploma.
Acting as a deputy general manager of State Electric Corporation, and member of the corporation's Chinese Communist Party (CPC) committee, before Wang was promoted to the minister of water resources.
Graduated in 1959 from the prestigious Tsinghua University in Beijing, majoring in water engineering, Wang joined the Chinese Communist Party in 1965.
Wang, in 1968, went to work in No.6 Engineering Bureau under then Ministry of Water Resources & Electricity. Ten years later, he was appointed deputy secretary of the bureau's Party committee.
In 1984, Wang acted as deputy secretary of the Party committee integral to the Water Resources & Power Generation Corporation under then Ministry of Water Resources & Electricity.
In 1986, Wang was promoted to the post of deputy general manager of the Water Resources & Power Generation Corporation, and concurrently, a member of the corporation's Party committee.
In 1987, Wang became director of Bureau of Water Resources & Power Generation, of then Ministry of Water Resources & Electricity, and concurrently, secretary of the bureau's Party committee.
In 1988, Wang was made director of the Department of Water Electricity Development in then Ministry of Energy, following a cabinet reshuffling.
In 1993, Wang was promoted to a vice-minister of then Ministry of Electric Power, and concurrently, a member of the ministry's Party committee.
In 1998, Wang became deputy general manager of the State Electric Corporation, and a member of the corporation's Communist Party committee.
In November 1998, he took the post of minister of Water Resources.
He was a member of the 16th CPC Central Committee.
In March 2003 he was re-appointed minister of Water Resources.
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