
Chen Xuanyi
Managing Partner, Huangshan Branch
Criminal Division
Attorney Profile
Its core practice focuses on criminal defense, with expertise in handling cases involving sexual offenses, prostitution and gambling crimes, duty-related crimes, fraud, illegal absorption of public funds, aiding information network criminal activities, and concealing crime proceeds. When facing complex evidence chains and prosecution pressure, it leverages professional expertise to devise sophisticated defense strategies. It has successfully secured lenient or mitigated penalties for multiple clients and achieved not-guilty verdicts for shareholders in organized prostitution cases, demonstrating significant track record.
Core Areas of Expertise
- Contact number: 13362185440:Professional Legal Services
Core Professional Advantages
✅ Enrich professional experience:Tian ** and Liu 某某: Rape; Zheng ** and Wang **: Molesting a child; Xie*, Ye*, Cheng*, Wu*, Hu*, Wang*, Zhang*, Kang*, Wang*, Feng*, Shao*, Xu*: Illegal absorption of public deposits; Cheng **, Wu* and Wang **, Wu*, Zhang*, Wang*: Intentional injury, illegal trading and storage of firearms and ammunition; Zhang **: Bribery; Lin **, Hong **: Using cult organizations to disrupt the implementation of laws; Wu*, Zuo **, Wang **, Wang*, Zhu **, Zhu **, Dai **, Song **, Lu*, Song **, Fan **, Liu **, An **, Wang **, Ni **: Organizing and leading an organization with the nature of a mafia, participating in such an organization, fraud, extortion; Cui **: Fraud; Wang **: Money laundering. College Student "Help Information" Case: A college student lent their bank card to a roommate out of trust. The roommate used the card for illegal transfers and gifted the student a La Mer skincare set worth 8,000–9,000 RMB. The student was detained on suspicion of aiding criminal information activities. After attorney Chen Xuanyi intervened, he uncovered favorable evidence, including records of mutual gift exchanges between the student and the roommate. Ultimately, the client was released without a guilty verdict after 23 days. Throughout the process, Chen also provided psychological counseling to the distressed client. Billion-Yuan Illegal Deposit Case – Probation Secured: A college student earning a monthly salary of 2800 joined a company involved in a case three months later when its P2P platform collapsed, becoming entangled in a non-absorption case involving over 100 million yuan. Attorney Chen Xuanyi argued that since the client was hired through a public recruitment campaign on television and had no knowledge of the company's illegal activities, probation should be granted. In the end, probation was secured. However, Chen acknowledged that probation remains a significant burden for a fresh graduate entering society, highlighting the human touch of legal professionals. Charge Reduction Case: In a case initially filed as forced molestation, attorney Chen Xuanyi discovered upon reviewing the file that the facts actually aligned with attempted rape. In Zhejiang, forced molestation without victim forgiveness typically carries a sentence of two years four months to two years six months, while attempted rape can reduce the sentence by about one year. The court ultimately sentenced the client to one year and six months for attempted rape, effectively halving the original term. Fraud Charge Changed to Concealing Crime – Probation Granted: A case was initially filed as fraud with an involved amount of {250,000} yuan, and the client maintained a zero confession at first. After attorney Chen Xuanyi intervened, he determined the case better fit the charge of concealing crime proceeds. Following discussions with the police, this assessment was accepted. Over approximately one year, Chen successfully secured a "three-year sentence with three years probation" result after the client pleaded guilty and accepted punishment, deeply moving the client's family.
Education
- •Participant in the Advanced Training Program on Tax Regulation and Compliance at Peking University; Participant in the Criminal Defense Training Program for Tax-Related and Intellectual Property Cases at Peking University; Participant in the Advanced Training Program on Criminal Defense for Cybercrime Cases at Peking University
Social Positions
- •Member of the Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang; Member of the Criminal Law Professional Committee and Corporate Law Professional Committee of the Gongshu Branch, Hangzhou Lawyers Association; Councilor of the Financial Law Research Society, Zhejiang Federation of Legal Sciences