Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Michael Ching (businessman)
Initially I thought .  Then I wondered if this is a high profile case making this person notable.  One of the CBC links I found http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/china-graft-corruption-bc-michael-ching-mo-yeung-ching-trudeau-liberals-canada-1.4091272 has the sensationalist title "5 from B.C. on China's 'most wanted' list of 22 alleged criminals".  There are many results, some more recent than the references of that article.  Ching's father (Cheng Weigao) appears to be notable, although we have .  Assuming that this event makes Michael Ching notable, since I cannot find much other information about this person other than relating to these events (and that he's a real estate developer), we would end up with an article which can only discuss this, like what we have now.  But is this really an  page if it's well referenced and the person became notable because of this event?  Some sources question China's motivations.  This then brings us to discuss his father and to possibly make the article more neutral by showing that the motivations are disputed.  But Cheng Weigao's page already has a section "Son" which could simply be updated and kept minimal
— User:PaleoNeonate, 06:55, 1 July 2017 (UTC)
Stance: merge
Cited policy: WP:NOTNEWS||WP:NOTINHERITED||WP:ATTACK (Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not)